Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 189, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 September 1948 — Page 6
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SULLIVAN DAILY TLME3-. THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIANS State Rests In Murder Trial to show that Johnson signed a confession under duress in the attempted to" present testimony age 31, Berwyn, 111., was hurt critically and unable to tell police what caused the crash. Seven of his 12 passengers were pinned to the bus for 90 minuses before police and a rescue squad could free them. i , The Wayne County sheriffs pa- , trol took charge of the rescue operations under Sgt. Paul Paciorek. TheyTl Do It Every Time that Johnson gave voluntarily in his first trial in Sheibyville last year. Johnson is being tried for the i second time on first degree ' murder charges. He won a new trial on the bais of his charge that he confessed the crime because he was forced to do so. j The court ' ruled that the ! specific testimony in question could not be re-presented in the current trial. Johnson had given' the testimony against himself voluntarily, the court ruled, and could not be made to I testify against himself. Defense attorneys were expected to open their case this afternoon. AEE YOU REGISTERED? Oct. 4 is the last day a voter may register or transfer his or her registration. Persons who must register are those who will have reached the age of 21 before Nov. 2, 1948; those who failed to vote in both the primary and general election in 1946, and have not registered since. Those iwho must transfer a registration are ones moving from one precinct to another. Clerk's offfce fcetTrecn tlio days, and 8 to 12 noon Saturday. By Jimmy Hatlo shooting cf Herbert Smith, t.-o state's witnesses testified under cross examination that Johnson was not beaten. At Greensbur They were Fred Courtney, Shelby County sheriff at the I time .of the slaying, and Robert Konkle, Columbus, a state trooper who helped arrest Johnson and his three comp?f'ons. C.curtney said Johnson, to his knowledge, was not beaten by police "at any time." Konkle . testified the youth was not beaten. An argument between defense and prosecuting attorneys developed when the prosecution GREENSBURG. Ind., Sept. 23 (UP) Two slate's .v witnesses in the William Johnspn murder trial testified today that Johnson was not abused by police before he confessed the slaying of. an Indiana State Police troooer. The state rested its case shortly before noon. As defense attorneys, sought
Truck Driver Raymond Wentz, age 31, Wanatah, Ind., told Paciorek that he was traveling eastward along the expressway at about 30 miles an hour when he felt a sudden impact from the rear of his truck. Paciorek said Kadish apparently misi'oed the speed of the truck, which cr.r ried 30,000 pounuo ox po.u.oes. The injured were taken to Wayne County General Hospital. Besides Kadish, the other seriously injured were listed by police as Lawrence Burleu, age aU, Reading, Mich.; Robert Brule, age 18, Ciouston, Sask.; Benjamin Crain, 38, Detroit; Henry C. Perex, 17, San Antonio, Tex., and Mattie Seller, 52, Gary, Ind.
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XOTICK TO KI.KCTHICAL CONTRACTOISS Thp Board of Trustees of The Maw Sherman Hospital. Sullivan Countv. Indiana, will receive sea'ed bids finthe installation of a new system of electric wiring and - fixtures in the Mn-'v Sherman H'?pitul. Su'livan, Indiana until 7:30 P. M. C.S.T.. tiie 15th duy of Oc-tohcr. 1948 t the Ho.'ipi'.al office.
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