Rebuttal Begins In Trial For Slaying Hartman Case
In Cedar Rapids Iowa AP reports the state rests and the defense starts its rebuttal in the first degree murder trial of Dr Robert C Rutledge Jr 28 charged with fatally stabbing Byron C Hartman 29 a St Louis aircraft engineer in a hotel room last December 14 County Attorney William Crissman says the case will go to the jury this week after a defense plan to call a few rebuttal witnesses Dr Rutledge claimed only one August call to Hartman and denied contacting his lawyer Mrs Hattie Steinke Hartmans landlady testified a man she identified as Rutledge called Hartman several times last August Hartman reportedly told the caller to stop calling his house Mrs Sydney Rutledge the defendants wife testified Hartman had forcibly seduced her
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First Lady Visits Annapolis Centennial Celebration
Mrs. Harry S. Truman surprised Annapolis by visiting the 300th anniversary events with two friends. Governor Lane guided them through colonial displays and Maryland’s 1771 state house as an hour-long parade wound down. The First Lady said she enjoyed every minute of it.
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Suit Filed After Crash Case In Butler Pa
A Pennsylvania doctor Dr Paul A Hinchberger was named in a $50000 suit filed at Butler by Clair W Hutzler alleging he fathered a child and caused the death of the woman's husband to secure delivery of the baby The plaintiff says Hinchberger sent a bill for 12250 for the delivery and calls the suit revenge and easy money.
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Hinchberger
Doctor denies billing for delivery and vows to fight suit
Hinchberger and Mrs Nutzler, both living with him in a shared apartment during his refresher at Washington University, say they want divorces. The doctor says he never asked Hutzler for payment for the baby and denounces the suit as revenge for money. The article notes Hutzler’s appointment to a national savings and loan committee and cites officials from Rutherford, New Jersey.
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