Ir A A 1 I 1.. to Bride Shoots Husband; Marion, Indiana, Leader-Tribune Feb. 19, 1952 Stays With Body 12 Hours EL PASO, Feb. 18. (INS) A defense of insanity was indicated today for a young and wealthy bride who shot her husband to death Saturday and remained in helore apartment with for than 12 hours, Defense attorneys called in a neuropsychiatrist after Mrs.
Mary Jean Parson. 22-year-old blonde wife' of six weeks; been charged with murder, with malice in the death of her husband, Lt. Richard Of Parsons, 24. Parsons, formerly. of Pleasantville, N.
twice in the head -with a .32 caliber pistol as he day on: at bed in their apartment. 1 Dr. Arlin B. Cooper, noted neuropsychiatrist, examined Mrs. Parsons in a county? jail, cell as she, cigarets, but made no comment when he finished the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Fleeger, Tulsa, retained three attorneys, W. H.
Fryer, Jack Luscomb and O. B. Fisher. Chief Defense Attorney Fryer HONEYBELLE: we up BOXING ISN'T A W(OH, I THINK GIRLS SPORT DEAR! IT IS! indicated he is preparing an insanity defense for the woman. He said a torn letter found in her kitchen wastebasket "certainly indicates she is' insane.
'Her 'statement to sheriff's deputies proves she is a mental puzzle." Fryer said Mrs. Parsons' intended to commit suicide after fatally -shooting her young soldierhusband, "but 'she never came out of her mental lapse until she telephoned her parents in Tulsa." 1 Chief Deputy Bob Bailey said Mrs. Parsons appeared to be unconcerned about the death tof her husband, after she was placed in jail. was laughing 'yesterday," he wind In a written statement to the police, Mrs. Parsons said the shooting was the climax of quarrels about financial matters and the help her 'parents gave her.
She said that I can remember is that he told me to go to hell. I then lost my head completely." young couple was married Jan. 3 at a wedding GUESS YOU'RE RIGHTBOXING ISN'T FOR GIRLS! ISPRAGUE 4-19 TELL HIM. 21 11: 1 LIL ABNER 1 (-'AH GOTTA FINISH JACQUELINE DEMPSEY, QUICKSO'S AH KIN STOP ABNER'S VOODOO MURDER ITAH'LL USE MAH OLE PILE DRIVER CHIT -AH'LL AIM HER FO' THET ROCK. EF.
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Copt, 1952 by NEA Service, ine, "We're. asking you to donate something special for our church, bazaar, Mr. Jones--two pounds of hamburger!" Answer to Previous Puzzle Dutch HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted cathedral in 8 Ballads 13. Army officer 14 Senseless person 15 Soak flax 16 Titan a 18 Musical direction 19 Diminutive of Edward 20 Struggle 22 Salutation 23 Otherwise 25 Filament 27 Suture 28 Curves 29 Anent! 30 Transpose (ab.) 31 Atop 32 Call (Scot.) 33 Hire 1: 35 Sacred song 38 Prod 39 Brother' of Jacob (Bib.) 40 Exist 41 Harms 47 Railroad (ab.) 48 Finish 50 Container 51 Three-toed sloths 52 Hangman's knot 54 Sign 56 Sugared 57 Helps VERTICAL 1 Assents 2 Sewing tool Edifice paanana 3 Explosive 4 Pronoun Ou 5 Therefore PEAL PACIFIC I 6 Precipitation 7 Braid LOON MANTA 8 Poses NE NIL 9 Hypothetical ATA force J. 10 Serbian capital 11 It is of 33 It contains 43 Parent architecture famous 44 Bewildered 12 Steps 17 Direction (ab.) by paintings 45 Traps 20 Fastened 46 Finales 21 Covers with 34 Before this 49 Female rabbit straw 36 Member of 51 Measure of 24 Malayan Catholic order area (pl.) garment 37 Cares for 53 Compass point 26 Attires 42 Encourage 55 Diphthong 20 55 52 55 Jonesboro JONESBORO, and to Mrs.
their W. home, Houck at have LaGrange, returned after spending a few days here with her mother, Mrs. Frank Seiberling, and other relatives. The Jonesboro Eastern, Star Chapter held its regular "meeting Thursday night with Mrs. Lloyd Kelley, worthy matron, and Harry Wiley, worthy patron, 'conducting the session.
Past matrons and past patrons were honored with a program with a "gay nineties" theme. Chairs were arranged' representing a bus and costumed members with suit cases boarded the vehicle. Mrs. Lloyd Kelley and Harry Wiley missed the bus. Miss Betty Kertz read the skit.
Mrs. Harry Wiley read the skit in honor of the 11 past matrons four past patrons who were present. Refreshments were served by Dale Cooper, Robert Laughlin, Joe McDaniel, J. R. McLaughlin and Dillon Myers.
Those present included Miss Betty Kertz, Mrs. Sylvia Conn, Mrs. M. D. Shugart, Mrs.
Paul Shane, Mrs. Chester Peirce, Mrs. Lewis P. Wood, Anna Hupp. Mrs.
Cedric McCreary, Mrs. Clara Matuska, Marjory Buxton, Mrs. Joe Bothwell, Mrs. C. M.
Harris, Mrs. Perry Poe, Mrs. I Frances Brendle, Mrs: Stallard Mcnu*tt, Mrs. Walter Clark, Mrs. Russell.
McKee, Claude Denbo, Dillon Myers and Dale Cooper. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Slusser, Mr. and Mrs.
John Gonser, and Mrs. O. E. Monahan, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smiser, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wiley, Mr.
Mrs. J. R. McGlothlin, Mr. and Mrs: Robert Laughlin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe McDaniel. Mrs. Robert Gentner of W. Sixth Street, at entered Muncie Ball Sunday Memorial and Hos- will submit to major surgery today. W.
E. Vermillion of the Kokomo Road has returned from Jefferson City, where he attended funeral services for Pic. Richlard E. Barracks Goodykoontz National at the Cemetery. JefferServices were held for 123 victims of a Japanese, prisoner of war massacre in the Philippines.
Several other friends and relatives were 'among those who attended the rites. Mrs. Marie Henchen has resign- SIX STAR SHIRTS Beautifully Brown-Trueblood, Inc. JUDGE AT MUNCIE ORDERED TO NAME REGISTRATION UNIT i 1- Judge Joseph H. Davis of DelaINDIANAPOLIS, Feb.
18. (UP) ware Circular Court at Muncie was ordered by the Indiana Supreme Court, in effect, to appoint 8 county voter registration board. Davis had delayed appointing such a board although state election laws require that when a county passes 80,000 population it must The have board consist of the a county registration board. county clerk must, one Democrat and one Republican nominated by the chairmen of the county political organizations. The high court acted' on request Rogers, who was recof ommended for appointment to the board by his county Democratic chairman.
The court ordered to appoint Rogers or show cause by Feb. 28 why he should not appoint him. The ruling was based on a similar case in' 1947 whenarthe Su-. cuit Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe to preme Court ordered Cirappoint a Democrat to the that regis- it tration board here, holding was the mandatory duty of the judge The court learned that Davis deto so.
clined to appoint a board for reasons of economy. However, it learned, the Delaware counter commissioners had assumed county mark would when pass its the tax 80,000 populations prepared last year and appropriated a sum for the board. Delaware was one of two Indiana counties which passed the 000 mark between the 1940 and 1950 U. S. census counts.
other was Elkhart, where a registra-. tion board already has been appointed.n, Lake, Madison, Vigo, Vanderburgh, Allen and St. Joseph Counties have had registration boards since the law was enacted a few years ago. While the court ruled Davis must appoint the Democrat, by making that appointment he would create al board and presumably would appoint a Republican, too. DEMOCRATIC MAYOR WINS COURT POINT INDIANAPOLIS, Feb.
(UP) The Indiana Supreme Court discouraged the. Princeton Republican city council from asking the court to, prohibit a circuit judge from favoring the Demo; cratic mayor in a patronage dis1. pute. Council representatives came to 1 Indianapolis intending to ask the high court for a temporary writ of prohibition to keep Gibson Circuit Judge A. Dale Eby from acting in the case.
Eby recently ruled that Mayor M. Vernor Woodruff had a right to fill appointive jobs in the city administration. The. council bad filled 27 jobs with its own appointees. So had Woodruff when a new politicallydivided administration took office last Jan.
1. days, sets of workers reported on the job. But the supreme court- justices indicated they would deny a writ of prohibition against Eby, and the council therefore did not file an: appeal to Eby's ruling as they had voted last Jan. 22 to do. PHOTOGRAPH'S OF NAVY'S NEW PLANE ARE RELEASED (BETHPAGE, N.
Y. UP The Navy has released photograph of the new Grumman Cougar, jet fighter which It lescribes' as "much faster" than the panther' jet now being used by and Marine fliers in Korea. The photograph was released Sunday with an announcement duced saying in. the quantity Cougar is here being by pro- the corp. Officially the F9F-6, the Cougar was pictured as.
a swept-wing successor to the F9F-5 Panther Like the Panther, the announcement simply said, the Cougar is "rated in the over 600 miles per hour class." l. FTC MEMBER DIES WASHINGTON UP William A. 84, 8 member of the Federal Trade Commission and a former congressman from Kansas, died Sunday night at his apartment in the Kennedy- Warren Hotel. ed her position in the office of the Mississinewa High School and has accepted a position in the office of the 'VA Hospital at Marion. Mrs.
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