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Their grude came to its climax Sunday when they met in Julietta's main kitchen and Mr. Eads was stabbed. Mr. Thomas has a criminal record of nine arrests and three convictions, sheriff's deputies said.

He was sentenced in 1943 to one to 10 years in the State Prison for burglary. Other sentences were 180 days on the Stite Farm (offense not stated on sheriff's records) and 10 days in jail for petit larceny. Asked why the stabhing was not reported for almost a full day, Supt. Barrett replied: “It was just a little flareup and I didn't think it was necessary to BROT Hb INRA AK STORER 1 DRT TUE BITE E or we os Mr. Barrett said the fight was not unusual at Julietta. He =aid the Home had similar incidents ‘once or twice last fall.”

Locked One Up

“We can't watch these fellows all the time,” he said. "It's a wonder we don't have more of this type of thing.” Although Mr. Barrett first reported the two men as inmates, he said later that Mr. Eads was a paid ward attendant and Mr Thomas was a part-time em-

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Asked yesterday whether any disciplinary action would be taken Mr. Barrett said he had “locked Thomas in a cell for a few hours” after the stabbing. “But.l don’t think I will: fire either one '' he said. vesterdawv.

“Anyway, who would I get to replace them?” Mr. Barrett also reported in-

mates would he barred from kitchen in the future, "We have posted signs that no one is allowed in there except emplovees.”

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Legislature Goes Into 30th Inning

The special session of the state Legislature goes into the 30th inning today. The score still is tied, 0-0.

Republican sluggers will go to bat again in the State Senate this afternoon, trying to slug home their “home rule’ welfare program. .But. Senate Democrats are ex pected to throw up their same stubborn defense that mas retired the GOP. in.everv-inning- so far even though thé Republicans had succeeded in loading the bases All the “players” will draw their usual $15 a day “tage” from the taxpayers’ pockets,

Tilson Sued for Alleged Shortage

A. Jack Tilson was sued today for $2265.50 which the state says he was short in public funds in

1945 and 1946 while serving as county clerk. : "he suit filed ‘in Marion

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General J. Emmett MeManamon follows the shortage reported last June 14 bv the State Board of Accounts. It does not cover the $2115420 shortage for 1947-50 which the board reported Oct. 9. Today's suit also names the Hartford ‘Accident &

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broke the hond' and that he refused to repay the shortage. The suit asks for 6 per cent interest as well as restoration of $2265.50 in missing Municipal Court funds

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