Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1951 — Page 2
| PAGE 2 - Man Charged ~~ After Bride Found Frozen
By United Press JACKSON, Mich, Dec. 21 Wealthy businessman Edward G. Spencer, who left his 21-year-old bride lying in the snow in the driveway of thelr fasionable home and went to bed, was charged with manslaughter today. “The sheriff's warrant was isged after, the 44-year-old trucking executive admitted leaving his wife, Loretta, in the snowdrift where she had fallen Tuesday night. She was found nearly frozen the following morning and dfed an hour later at a hospital. “Bpencer said last night he left her lying in the snow when she refused to ¢ome“into the house. “Spencer, 44, at first sald he went to bed early Tuesday when he thought his wife, Loretta, was on a Christmas shopping tour.
‘He said he and Mrs. Spencer of
Had been drinking at*a tavern Tuesday night. “I really don't remember much about what happened.
+1 tried to drag Loretta into]
the house, but I couldn't make it so it just left her there,” police quoted him as saying.
18 Students ‘Hitin Campus Scandal
GRAND FORKS, ND, Dec. 21 P)—A group of’ 18 men _stu-| dents, including some
or forced to withdraw from North Dakota University for “entertaining” two women on university premises, a high official of the : school disclosed yesterday. | This official; who asked that his ’ name be withheld, said the studepts entertained two “non-univer-sity women” in the living quar-|: ters under the football stadium where the university's athletes live, and in a fraternity house. The names of the students were * withheld, as well as the name of|
_.the fraternity house. Officials said...
the fraternity also was acting against members involved. . Five students were Pending final approval by the
schoolis regents. Thirteen other
students are being permitted to| Ta
withdraw from the university. Some of the 13 already have with-
drawn, | My
University President John C.| West said members of the State Board of Higher Education and State Commissioner of Higher Education A. F. Arnason will meet | bgre today in connection with the matter. ' :
_Mr. West said the action against
the students had been recom-|
mended by a special faculty com-| mittee which has been checking| te matter for more than a Weel]
Big Tom Charges Warrant Faulty
Walter F. (Big Tom) Thomp-
son, who is accused of operating a +=
lottery, threw another legal wrench in his long-delayed gambling case today. Thompson asked Judge Harry ©. Chamberlin, Criminal Court 1, to order the return of records and gambling ( equipment seized by Prosecutor Fairchild in a raid last Feb. 27. He charged the raid on his offices at 222 E. Ohio St. was made on a faulty search warrant issued to police by Judge Saul I Rabb of Criminal Court 2. ‘Thompson claimed the ‘warrant was a “subterfuge” to allow the Prosecutor to make the raid after police arrested Thompson for failure to give the proper turn signal and found lottery tickets in his car. Thompson has been under indictment since March on three| gaming charges and a fourth] charge of failing to register his| firm name.
Dodge Heiress Hurt in Crash
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Virgin
Islands, Dec. 21 (UP)—The heiress to a $20-million Dodge motors fortune was injured yesterday! when the jeep she was driving overturned. Police said they planned to file a reckless driving charge against | Mrs. Christine Cromwell Hoff+| man. | The accident occurred as Mrs. Hoffman was driving home. Mrs. Hoffman is the daughter of James H. R. Cromwell, former husband of tobacco heiress Doris Duke and one-time U. 8. ambassador to Canada. { A week ago she filed divorce proceedings in district court here| against her third husband, New York socialite Richard Hoffman Jr. She and Mr. Hoffman were
married here in June, 1950. — - |
Congress Queries Take Up 4100 Man-Hours
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (UP) —The Atomic Energy Commission and its principal contractor for the manufacture of hydrogen bomb explosives spent about 4100 - man-hours answering congressional inquiries, it was dis-| closd yesterday. The congressional committee on defense production released a re-| port showing that E. I. Du Pont | de Nemours and Co., spent about 3400 man-hours between Sept. 1 and Nov. 1 informing congres-| sional investigators about the] atomic plant under construction at Savannah River 8, C. { The commission itself devoted another 700 hours answering similar queries. »
Nature of Actor's |
lliness Kept Secret
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 21 (UP) -—Hospital attendants today refused to reveal the nature of the illness of Actor Vincent Price, who collapsed Wednesday night ® following a performance of “The Cocktail Party.” Mrs. Price was reported en
route here from Los ) 5 bo
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