Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 191, Ed. 1 Monday, February 13, 1950 Page: 5 of 8
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Monday February II. 1ISI
THE GLADEWATER DAILY MIRROR
Registered Nurse Confesses Slaying Image Of Virgin
Of Texas Man Quarter Of Century Ago Mary On Housetop
Declared A Hoax
on. SANDER COULD BE HANGED FOR MERCY KILLING
LOG ANGELES, Fob. 13 'UP1— today after telling California au
Mr*. Margaret Nash slept her
fir»t untroubled sleep in 3a yearn
last ilight She had rnnlc*M*l the
quarter century-old slaying of a
icxa* «iffleer
"Have you ever lived with
anything like this hanging ovei
you?" she asked, ‘it's a great re-
lief to get it olf tny mind Dream
mg alMiut tt kept me awake at
night ”
Mrs Nasllf 43. came to jmlicc
yesterday to tell them that in
in Rangm I ( U I..- kill
cd Jimmy Daniels, a handsome
Texas policeman
‘'I waited to tell until all my
family was dead," die said “Now
no harm will coni* to anyone but
me"
Hanger police confirmed that
Daniels death was unsolved
They were sending a man to
cheek her story further, officers
said
Mrs Nash said she met Daniels
when he questioned her about the
death of a girl in a “pretty tough
gang " She said she was 17 then
An a result of Daniels' mvesti
nation Mrs Nash was sent to a
reformatory for a short time
It was 3 i m one moonlight
morning when she and Daniel
met again
A hunch of us were at a dan.,
hall, and darted driving around,
he said “One of the boys >.*w
Daniels he was a handsome gu\
and yelled 'There* your hoy
We wete going to heat him up
Hut one of the Itoy* said, H<
soul duck, take him,' and shoved
a gun in my hand
“1 aimed and pulled the trig
ger “
Mrs Nash r od she slaved m |
Kangri (hire yeais after the;
laving On several orrasions. she
-.•id. do dlsi ussed Daniel death ,
with pnliee
The woman, tired and haggard
u is tmoked on suspicion of mm
lei while police cheek her *torv i
She wept a little as Ihr jail I
• limr* eloaed l>ehmd her, hut she
• dd tier sleepless nights were ov-
er
• I'm glad lt*» out," she *«td “I
• <>uldnt hide It any Innect
thontie she had lot a little bat-
tle with tier cuiim leiuf.
The slam police officer was
Jimmy Daniels, Mi-i. Nash said
Daniel*, had questioned her m
IH27 in the death of a girl mem
her of a "tougii gang ' with widen
Mr.* Nash was friendly.
After .serving a brief term in
a reformatory, she said, she was
driving with sortu youth* who
handed her a gun when they saw
Daniels Mi Na.*ii said site .shot
the policeman
Ingram said hr* believed ihat
Daniels was slam l>\ car thieves
"I don't know what to think
of tile woman': story." lie said.
"But I don't believe it's true,"
Rossellini Officially
Registers Ingrid's
Baby As His Son
EL KIO, Cal., Keti. 13 'INSi-—
The miracle" of El Rio began
fading into nothingness today af-
ter earning the greatest flurry of
excitement ever experienced in
this Ventura County village of
-'bd Mexican families.
Thousands of persons flocked
into tin* little community yester-
day to see what was described
as the outline ot the Virgin Mary
on the root of a house under con-
struction.
Before he was arrested Satur-
day night on charges of drunken-
ness ami disturbing the peace.
Manuel Keyes, owner of the
house, saiil tiiat the outline took
form before his eyes as he war,
working on the roof.
He run through ihr village
'flouting the news of the “mirac-
le'' and hts frantic cries drew a
crowd that numbered hundreds on
Saturday and thousands on the
following day.
However, few of those who
came to sec the supiarcrtty sup-
ernatural manifestation got a
ROME. F< b 13 iirP' Ingrid
?.Vl«-en hsl!-!| m'Vhe MaWn b.'rth j *2*" ,,f ,he
records as Hen.ito liolx-rto Giuxtn
Giuseppe Rossellini, “the son of
Holiertn ftossellint.“ No mention of
the mother was made.
A friend of Kosselliiii said that
Civil authorities and Catholic
leader*, joined in denying that
there had l«*en a run able.
Tin* thing on the roof, they
was a
Mi- Her.•man would appear at the ^ch'''o ,,e ned to tm'e^K
second parent of the child "when
she is in u position to apfiear "
This was taken to mean that
Mis* Heigman will not declare
tier elf ..Ml. i.illi 111. ni.ahri of the I _
child until i.e* .,„d RoveHim have • H' vr' *"*'•' 1 1 R r > *
la. n maiii<st ami she may register ’"'ther climbed lo the roof and
officially . M. Ho . Him j "hiiterated the hadowv in.pres-
Th. hull) teg, ,ration was made ®" ,h‘‘ W,K>,, *>>" swahhmg it
touehed up with charcoal or cray-
on to give, in a general way, the
impression of a woman cloaked
in a robe
Deputy Sheriffs roped off the
just before tin deadline yesterday
hv an attorney representing Ros-
sellini who lati t held a press con-
ference in his suite at the Jimrl
sior Hotel to explain what had
happened
Kossellmi was accompanied hv
foul attorneys and .pokcnincn. ora*
of whom cited Article 74 of Ihe
Italian Civil Code of HOT for the
unusual proceduir of ti ling the
I fnth* i instead of the mother in tin* i
with tar
However, before deputies es-
tahlished full control, some mem*
*>ers of the crowd broke through
the line and swarmed to the roof
of (lie building
Awe stricken, they reverently
ran their h ind*, over the outline
uid upon leaving tore hit* of
wood from the house as souven-
irs.
Monsignnr Anthony Jacobs of
........ llnrtti .curds I 'be Santa Clara Catholic Church
WOMAN'S STORY DOUBTED -j )Mlk, mMI, ,j„. |avk in nearby Oxnard *>gid Ihe sup-
HAN* ,KH f • x ■ ) cat 1, a hoax K x
Former Police Chief fun In jiv ,,,1,-resteil ['cessing regret over the incident,
i i .rn said l.ot night that *.. f .,„.i that thi othei parent
not believe Ihe "story of i 43 ma\ jH. named later
vear old ieglstere.1 nur*e who ' Ttu* child was listed as the won
told law Angeles police she kill „f Rmsellini to prevent Mis* Her*
rd a HaiRR*! polit eman xIhmii nian former husband, from w hom
*Nb *•>' j site was divorced by a mail order
The nune. Mr* Margare, ffi, Mexican decree last week, from
ma Nash, confessed the k ilim: | making any technical claim to the
" ' '' ' • child The baby was burn before
Miss Bergman received her di-
I voree from Di Peter l.mdstrom of
II loll V W* M*t
Ex-Husband Of
Shirley Temple
tWeld For DWI
'It is not good for people to
let then imagination: run wild.”
TEXAS
NEWS BRIEFS
Seabert Newman
Services To Be
Here Tuesday
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Dr. Hermann Haader
Nurses .Insenliiiie Cunnor (left) and l.liubrth Rose enter Jury room.
DR. HERMANN SANDER fare* a first d. -re. m 'rr Jndletmrnt it Mnnchegter, X. H., In the killing of
Mrs. Abble Borroto, 59, a dying cancel j at into who.-ic vein* he injected air, and then carefully
noted hit action In a hospital report. Key w. Iwfore the HIII*h»ro county grand jury arc two
nurset: Josephine Connor, keeper of the I , d recortl*, called attention of hospital officials to
what Dr. Sander reported; Elisabeth K«*e, who t the patient'* bedside and saw the injection take
place. The 40-year-old physician is free on »35,i lid. | (International Soundphoto*)
,.. But These Four Morey Killers Eventually Went Free
Funeral services for Seabert
Newman. 70. who died at a Long-
view hospital at 3 a. m. Sunday, I
w ill be held at the First Baptist 11
Church in Gladewater at 2 p m.
tomorrow, with Rev Kenneth Sut-
ton officiating assisted by Rev.
Ben R Stripling.
u Mr Newman was horn in Phila
vteiphia August IS. 1873. and had
lived in Gladewater 10 yean. He
was an electrical engineer
Newman had resided at Boz-
,nan's Corner and Hanlon Camp
since moving to Gladewater from
Brownwood in 1934 He was a
charter member of the Gladewater
IOOF Lodge No 2. and an active I
member of the Canton Iaxige in j
Tyler.
Survivors include his wife. Ada;
two daughters, Mrs Lydia Burk of i
Gladewater and Mrs Mary Frail-j
ces Edmonson of Breckcnridge,
and two grandchildren. Donald i
Eugene Campbell ..f Hreckenrklge f
and Lt. Bill t amptx-ll -.1 the L* S ,
Marines.
Pallbearers will be Wayne |.
G
R Gallman II C Chandler, and RIGHT FIT IMPORTANT
N. S. Grantham Honorary pall- i BOSTON. 'UP*—The 9.872 foo.
hearers will lx* Oddfellows ! doctor- in the lTnitod States would
Burial will lie at Glarw cater lo'e 73 |>er cent of their patients
Memorial Park, with Everett Stone if jieople wore the right kind of
Funeral Home in charge Oddfel- shoes, according to the National
lows will have a short graveside i o .* Health Council. Nniety-mne
service, with Ray Berryhtll in per cent of the people are born
charge. C. J. Foster will he < hap- vith perfect feet, the council said,
lain. nit are started on the road to
L _ "■ -......I rum by improper shoes.
SEABERT NEWMAN
I •
IOHN NOXON, Pittsfield,
Mass., attorney, alleg-
edly electrocuted his 6-
yeer-old mongoloid *on.
Death sentence was com-
muted to life. Parole
cam# later.
DOROTHY SHERWOOD,
Hewbu -gh, N. Y.,
drowned son, 2, she conl l
not support. She jrot
death. Si i m I trial cndc-.l
In pri.-on term. She was
freed in three years.
JOHN STEPHENS, member
of a prominent Georgia
family, was exonerated
at hls trial after confess-
ing he killed his < sneer-
suffering aunt at her
own request.
JAMES STINHOUSE, Mil-
lershtirg. O., veteran of
World War I, was freed
hy a sympathetic Jury in
his trial In the chloro-
forming of Ills Imbecile
son Oscar.
Interest Of World Re-Focused On Sanctity
Of Individual And His Right To life, liberty
The Hospitals
PATIENTS ADMITTED
Hancock Hof.pit.-il Mr*
M L.
HOLLYWOOD, Fet> 13 INS
.Inbii Agar. Shirley Tempi** * form Tit** VII' iV' r.'J.'ii ^..nt ,Vi” ai'id
. . h..uKUM« ...... k. i.4 ... .1 G.IC Mans'll. S.im Jordan, and
t’hai lotto Rom* Smithson
er husband wn* held in jail today
on a charge of driving while m
•oxicnted
M< Kean Hospital Jimmy Mil
lor. W l Medltn Clifford Hum
( allfornla highwav patrolmen ; y Sharp. J II Erick
.rrosteet him la*i rughl alt. - two <)n Hlti,wr„ 0.,| ,u> 1. W IN I
'iiotmtotl '•> an plained their ear* .
vere bring tnimprd fron ixtnnd jj'l't
'•* a ear follow trig then)
Agar denied taring intoxicated
If*- beggod offlrers >t th* Holt'
won*! •honff* office where he u c,
•<«ik*-d to let him go home la-
e.tiiMt he said hi* MU veal old
grandfather was there alone
H I. Daniels. Mi** W It
Neveis. Mis John C'hesney, sui ■
ger\ amt H H Moonev
PATIENTS DISMISSED
Hunonck Hospital Winston
Paine Vtr: T T A Aldridge. Ml
Birdie Victory. Mis t I W i
Mr* A A l>a\is. A A Davis,
. . .. , ^^Btrdic Victory, Mrs F T Whilted,
«.».«»,. m, mn i
“ s ' J Dowell, and Sylvia Webb
McKean Hospital 1-arry Sjm-ii .
Mrs i H Mo»ley. (’ D Holsapple.
Arlene Shetrell. Charles IjiGrone.
Miss Jeffie Verner Mis It K
Walker I. B Foirriestier E H
Lange, Mis*. l«>uuie Knight, and
Miss T «sic Nuxtham
ti in*f**i red to the law
minty jail
His ease wa* set tomorrow
B**vere|y Hills Justice eourt
By UNITED PRESS
AMAMII.LO. Feh 13 'DP'—
Billy Max Mann. 23. went on trial
tor murder today in the rifle slay-
ing nf hi* brother, Donald, last
Nov 17. #
District Attorney Lloyd King
-aid that Mann ha* admitted he
shot hi* In other at the home of his
j>M rents.
FORT WORTH. Fell 1.1 'ITPi —
Funeral sprvtee* were held today
for three member* of one family
who di«*d m a home fire Salut'd-
day
Tin- thtre were .1 M Worrell,
ill Fort Worth ixiheeman. and his
WhiltodTP^al|kbter* Jimmie Yvonne, 12. and
ihd Carrol. 9 Warren was hurned
fatally trying to save hi* daugh-
ters
ALL KINDS TISHIN .
TACKLE TOR
YOUR EVERY NEED
ALSO
JOHNSON
SEAHORSE
MOTORS
WITH NEUTRAL CLUTCH
Holcombe House
COTTON AT UPSHUn
SEE US
FOR
EXPERT
WATCH
REPAIR
Hightower Jeweler
121 W. Omsurt
U'HIHX’K. Feh 1.1 ‘l'P>— An
equestrian statue nt Will Huger*,
similar to that in Fort Worth, will
ne unveiled on the campu* of Tex-
as Technological College here
Thursday
The statue wa* presented the
college by th*- Amou C, Carter
Foundation Charles A Guy. pub-
I lishei of the l.ul’lHirk Avalanche-
I Journal, will make the pre.senta-
iinn in lieltatl of Anton Carter.
Fort Worth nublislier.
_____
HANGKR Feb II Ufb K<lwm
] George. 54, died yesterday of ill-
umes received when his automo-
1 ale was struck hy a tram last
I Monday
He wa* a ilnrdnr of Hie Coni-
I mereial Stale Bank, which he
J helped organize hi 1928
GAINESVILLE, Frb 13 'tfP'
I n*e body of I! V Millet ’8. who
I w.** killed in a twt>-ca r roll is ion
here Saturdii) midnight, will Im*
ieturne*l tn Ins home at Lueedalv,
| Miss . authorities said today
Three othei |a*rso«* ware m-
Juied m the eollision. which de-
molished hnih ear* l.udvik Sil-
(mvy. 25. Ru-hnunut. Texas, who
wa* riding with Miller, was ho*
pMalired with a hroin eoncnssion
Glen Sanders, 37. aod Ray Ihawl.
I mot h of Whites-bnnw, were lifts
ptlali/ed with fimiured legs and
.eveie lacernttona
ASPF.RMt»NT. Feb 13 -HP'
Mi Henry C Roberson, 47, of
layton was killrrt ymterdgv m a
head-on eollision neat Itere
Vernon Lee Mitchell. 13, jHytoA,
was m critical condition with a
tinctured skull Also injured were
Henry C Hotieison, Iktna Davis,
'Editor's Note: The triel of Dr.
Hermenn N. Sender, prominent
New Hampshire physician ac
cused of murder in the alleged
“mercy" death ot a woman can-
cer patient, begins a week from
today in Manchester. One of the
star INS reporters at that trial
will be Ines Robb, outsanding
newspaperwoman end columnist.
She begins herewith e series ol
six articles discussing the princi-
pals in the case end the events
leading up to next Monday's
trial, which may prove to he one
of the most significant in U. S.
court history.'
By INE7 ROBB
International News Service
Staff Correspondent
RANCHI ''..Nil Fol
• INS'—In mtd-moming of Dc< 4
1949. an obscure woman lay w.ud
cd and comatose in u hushed room
in the hospital of an unknown
hamlet in New Hampshire
She had Ix’en in the valley of
the shadow a long time now. so
long that only her bones seemed
to support her taut, transparent
skin.
It seemed death mu*t soon end
the intolerable pain of cancer and
bring merciful release lo Ahbie
Borroto, 39 A matter of hours,
perhaps . a few more, a few les
and she would tx' fri'*" of suffering
forever
Her husband, called from his
home shortly lx*fore midnight by
Ihe hospital on word that death
wa* Imminent, kept vigil at her
bedside onli! 0 a. m She seemed
scarcely conscious when he went
home to i-est. and thru daughter
Klisc. 19. replaced him
Beyond the qmel last there w.i *
the usual subdued bustle of a busy
hospital It seeped briefly into flu
room when Mis Bnrrnlo'. nurse,
Klizatiefh Roe. and hci doctor
Hermann N Sander, entered short
ly after II a m
Death, indeed, was already in
the room Abhte Rorrotn wa* dead
■ at II 45 a. nt and hei
I pain. Dr. Saudi r, widely respected
I amt well-liked throughout Ins eotn-
I immit.v. filUxi out the hoapital
j death notation: cancer.
For 24 days, Mrs. Borroto rc-
< main* d otMK-un* ill dcatli ax lit life,
j and the village of Goffslnwn.
1 where she du**l. unknown.
I But on ihe twenty fiftli day, the
whole countryside was eleetrified
by word that Dr. Sander was un-
der arrest, charged with the mur-
der of Ins patient.
The 41 year old doctor a man of
I unblemished i»’i *011.1! and profes-1
jsional ivpiilatioti. va ehargtxl I
j with 'feloniously and willfully "J
'killing Mi - Bonoto by tin* in.icct
! ion of air into her wins
“Murder.” said the indictment
'"Mercy killing'' tried the doctor'.*.
; partisans
Overnight the case -mercy or I
murder ceased to in’ a stunning
j local tragedy. The pitiful end of J
Aiibie Borroto her 1 me .111 inter |
| national matter with astounding I
s|ieed as the friends and fix-* of 1
euthanasia, or mercy killing, lined!
I up for or against Dr Sander
The interest of tiie world. > ring I
mg under the thr< at of mass <-\ 1
termination l>\ mijx’i tmnihs. wa*
suddenly refocused on the sanetlti >
of th*' Individwil and his tight to!
, lif*’. to liberty and. in the end. to
i death
I This moral ddcmiM.i, Midi which!
man has struggled fot eeliturte:, j
will play a inujoi part in the trial
of Dr Sander when it ojs-ns in j
Manchester tlit- i*ount> seat in '
j super u>r eouit next Monday. Fob.!
1 20
But vvlitle met: tin- world over!
! debate this e'bu *1 ph » ><■ of .1 caul? j
whiell till: e.Ulghl life im.lglll dlwn
of million*, then is 1. yet no duel
as to how the late will prove its*
charge or with fiat b titnony Ih
Saucier will Iml ti 1 hi* plea of “not ■
guilty "
For the most tny tenon aspect ,
of the *ni e rem on now, as in ihe
I iM-ginmng. the fart that Dr San-
d> i's own careful records of Mr*
j Borroto'* death set the stage for:
the coming trial.
Dr Sander did not pause when
In recorded cancer as the cauae of
death. He went on. the state
mortal charge*, to write that the air wa»
injected m the veins of the jjatient.
Hogan To Enter
Masters Tourney
ATLANTA. Feb. 13. <UP>- Ben I
Hogan will tune up for the mid- I
April Masters Tournament by
I playing an exhibition here March I
I 28 it was announced today.
Hogan, who has staged a come- |
I hack after a near-fatal highway
accident early Inst year, will team
with colorful Hilly 'Dynamite
Goodloe of Valdosta. Their oppon-
ents will be Southern Amateur
Champion Tommy Barnes, of At-
lanta. and Charlie Harper, assist-
ant pro at the Ft. Bcnning Offi-
I cers’ Club.
Better Cough Relief
When new drugs or old fail to slop
your cold don t delay. Safe, depend- i
able ( rcomulsion goes quickly to the ;
seat of the trouble to relieve acute !
bronchitis or chest colds. Creomulcion
has stood the teat of more than 30
years and millions of users. It contains
•mfe, proven ingredient*, no narcotics
and is fine for children. A*k your
druggist for Creomubion and take it
promptly according to direction*.
CREOMULSION
Relieves Coughs • Chest Colds • Iroachitis
Head the Mirror class-ified page.
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