Preliminary hearing in alleged ape case proceeds
A preliminary hearing is set to address charges in an alleged ape case. Prosecutors argue for continued custody while defense requests further examination of evidence and witness viability.
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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
1
A preliminary hearing is set to address charges in an alleged ape case. Prosecutors argue for continued custody while defense requests further examination of evidence and witness viability.
Rev Ered Mdoraias from Cincinnati will greet Pa guy schutch on Sunday morning. A short visit with Mr and Mrs G2 at their home followed by a church gathering. The Homebuilders club hosts a supper and open fireplace seating with ice cream provided by the club.
The Cook County Public Health Unit announces an additional nurse, Miss Tre ne O Connor, assigned to Bremen township. Miss O Connor will continue caring for the rest of Bremen township as before, with Miss Gunner appointed to oversee the two towns.
Improvement association announces annual July event with a baseball game and evening refreshments. Organizers invite all members and guests to join the outdoor gathering.
The report lists multiple defendants including John Hicks and Raymond Johnston faced with speeding violations in 25 mile per hour zones near 147th Street and Kedzie avenues. Guilt and fines are recorded for speeds from 35 to 65 mph, with continuances noted for several defendants.
A Sunday event in Crestwood will feature a cub scout led flag raising ceremony with a gift flag from the village president. A twenty girl choir will sing, and an invitation is extended to all residents to attend this colorful observance.
The Midlothian Boosters defeated the Chicago Heights Lincoln ACCs in a no hit no run game halted in the seventh inning by rain. Pitcher Tony Jacobs also hit a two on home run as the Boosters scored five in the second and seven total hits supported by village fans on the sideline. They travel to Ogden Park for a Chicago League tournament game Sunday at 3 p.m. against Racine.
Paul Schfer and his wife plan to relocate to Davenport Iowa after his naval duties. Schfer a Northwestern University graduate with an accounting degree at 19 and originally from Morgan Park High School earned a scholarship for college. He served as an ensign but was reassigned to the ordnance department after navy air force training was halted.
Midlothian firefighters responded to Kreis Brothers garage Tuesday at 1250. A semi trailer truck stored inside caught fire but was confined to the hood and engine compartment. Smoke and soot from the pyrene used caused alarm though officials believe a short in wiring started the blaze.
Henry Baud announces Boosters will host home Legion games every other Sunday starting November 11 at the diamond on 472 Hist and St Louis Ave. Village board cooperates preparing the field by cutting grass and leveling ground and hopes villagers support the teams at their home season opener.
Fragmentary text references charges of reckless driving and intoxication. Mentions judge Lewis and an attempt to change venue and jury trial that failed due to advance fees. Names seem garbled, including Blug Island and Gina BoldtS, with a damaged car incident in a business district.
The trial was moved from state police headquarters in Alsip. Judge Jakes set the next session for Tuesday but defense requested a venue change. They will appear before Judge Clare Moore next Wednesday.
Mr and Miss Paul Schwaighart of Keeler receive sterling silver wings from the English government as a posthumous award to their son Roger who lost his life last October while with the RAF in India. The award honors Americans who transferred from the RAF to the American Air Force and those who died in British service.
Frances Livingston, 32, of 3741 W 148th St, died Tuesday morning at home after moving from Chicago last Saturday. Dr Snider, the coroner’s physician, cited organic heart trouble as the cause. Survived by her husband Stanley and other family.
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