Police Uncover Body Os Headless Man In Basement
Plufrier’s Decayed Body!
Found Between 2 Walls !
CHICAGO <ANP) • ■ The head*
3rs; bod y of a nv.n about 25 years
c!a Was sent to the morgue here
wt i tor an autopsy to a seer
taii'i ’!•(' > of liis death, after
53 pa; ,: v d?scovered the body
baornr be 1 -, . n two walls in the
rear of a basement where he was
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tr, d:-covered the badly decent-
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l posed body wedged between two I
•vails in the basement of 4212 El- j
Is tv non he was employed to do j
work m the building. The head had .
J fallen from the body to ihe floor j
apparently one to decomposition, j
Summoning police. Town
send stopped two motorcycle
officers and reported the find,
The officers relayed the mes
sage over Iheir radio ir, fire-
men, who along with other po
lice, rushed to the scene.
The wails of tin* building
were torn down in order to
free the decomposed body that
was adorned In winter clothes
including an overcoat. Police
said there was no way of im
mediately Selling whether «!
not the man died from vin ■
.fence, it was assumed by po
lice that the body had been
wedged between ihe walls
store last winter.
The body was not identified im
mediately. but will be taker, to the
| crime laboratory for identification.
Detective Edward Mahoney of
| the Sixth District suggested thru
j the man mar have been drinking
j last winter and crawled between
i the walls to keep warm.
Neighbors had reported bad o
i dors around the building with Ine
j coming of summer, but residents
! in large Apartment building indi
cated that they never suspected e
1 human body to be the cause of
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Rev. Wooten
CHARLOTTE An elegan*. but j
i siinpl’ and brief funeral service !
j was h«ld here recently for the •
j gtiporinf.endcnl of the Western Dis- |
| suprin tend ml. of ihe Western Dis- :
: tri-ct of the North Carolina Confer- 1
; once of the Methodist Church.
Ihe Rev Clarence F. Strick
land. pastor at Simpson Memo
rial Methodist Church, offici
ated. The Rev. W. T Brown. !
Coleman VV. Kerry Jr., and
Bishop Idgar A. Rove ap
peared on the program,
j Son of the la'e; John arid Irene
Wooten, Rev. Wooten was born in !
Rockingham County. He attended j
Washington High School. Reids- I
I ville. Bennett College and Gammon
; Theological Seminary in Atlanta j
j Ga. He graduated from Gammon i
j in 1942
j He paslorcd churches in New
port News, Va.. .Ramsuer, Greens- ;
boro, Statesville. Gastonia, Hick- J
. .try Latirinburg, Lumbertori and ■
Charlotte
He screed as president nl
the Interdenominational mini
sterial Alliance; Charlotte
Branch, NAACP. the Universi
ty Park and the Improved Be- j
nevolcnt Protective Order of
ihe World,
Rev. Wooten is survived by his |
wife. Mrs. Donnie Aldrcd Wooten; j
a brother William of Gibsonville;
four sisters. Mrs. Qra Cardwell of ■
Williamson, W -Va., Mrs. Pearl |j
Galloway of TteidsvilJe, Mrs >
Carrie Jones of McKeesport. Pa. j
and Mrs. Laura Brim of Pittsboro. i
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tist Church. Rev. L. R. Evans was I
August 2 at Now Friendship Bap- j
director and Rev, C. Ant-rum, re- i
gistrar. Rev. F. Arthur Rood is j
president of ihe Union.
were Dr, Sylvester R Bright,
assistant professor of educa
tion at Florida A and IYI Uni
versity and Dr. J. L. Powell
of the American Baptist Semi
nary.
Dr. Bright ir studying for his
Doctor of Education degree at New
York Univi rity. Ho is the father
of ton children. One son is study
ing medicine at Howard University.
Dr, Bright a former chaplain, is
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Segregation Dies As Bailor
School Gets Order To ‘Mix ’
NEW ORLEANS (ANP) Seg- 1
rogation was slapped in the face j
last week by American democracy !
as a Montgomery, Ala.. Federal 1
oral court Judge knocked down
racial bars in Texas schools and
: ordered institutions in Dallas to
■ integrate “with all deliberate :
speed "
The ruling by U. S. Fifth Cir
cuit judge Richard Rives hero bat -
tod down an earlier directive of
U. S. District Judge William H.
Atwell, an 87-year-old jurist who
went along with pattern; of bias
:n Delias public schools.
Attorneys representing 28
Negro children hat! appealed
the ruling of Atwell to the !
S. Fifth Circuit Court of Ap
peals and asked that srhoois
in Dallas bo integrated ‘with
■ll deliberate apt «-d". Judge
Hives agreed and ordered an
‘•rid to separation of the raves
nr that city's public schools
The judge did not set a lime
limit in Ids written decision,
tie t>’ld the school board that
faith” m the matter is not enough,
adding th.-.t. there must be “works''.
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