The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 12

HA THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday October 12 1947 Incredibly close to Utah Depot Completes Plans For War Dead Arrival Role Body of Slain Woman 20 Trtfcu UtW Irm Only one box and casket at Found in Idaho OGDEN- With the arrival In San Francisco from the Hawaiian time is permitted to go through the routine of inspection -and '1 4 -v -t-w lsarig Fndar of the first war checking in order that there can SANDPOINT Ida VP The Oad to brourht to the be no possible slip up in identifi brutally beaten body of a young cations and proper routing of each U-fted States for final burial for the part to be played the new woman who had been gagged and body to Its final destination by Utah gmeral distribution depot tn the prcpram were complete In choked with her slacks was found Saturday by a woodshed in a resi As each casket and its box container is given its final checkup every detail sturday dential district marvel mad ana okeh it is taken to the large mortuarial room and placed in Its This announcement wa made only Telex As officers attempted to identify ty CcL Graves McGary com previously assigned place accord the woman Coroner Moos fieer cf the depot fol- ing to number given each casket -j" "jM-y can make it with more power in a one-piece unit than was full cf pro as soon as the depot is notified cf the coming of each group of scheduled an autopsy to determine if she had been attacked sexually cedures and a tour cf mortuarial an 3 ether facilities of the depot bodies Police Chief George O'Donnell to state ard local representatives When arrangements are complete for sending the bodies to said the woman was 20 to 25 years and commanding- officers of rrili- establishments ia the Utah their destined cemeteries especial ever thought possible Superbly designed new exclusive SOUND APERTURB is recessed to eliminate clothing noise only TELEX offers this feature Provides almost six octaves of heariog r- COME IN OH WRITE TOOAY-i area Friday ly trained escorts of the same rank of age weighed 106 lbs was 5 feet 4 inches tall and had brown hair and eyes A complete explanation of the as tne a ec eased will accompany procedures to be followed by the troui distribution depots wu each body by train if so shipped 2t5f' 1 1 i -I ft I I The body apparently had been or by army hearse if the distance from the distribution depot is not dragged along an alley and too great i r- 5- i i Whenever next of kin have been TllIX HfARINO CENTER I PUtse send TELEX CIRCLE HEAa- ING TEST so I can check my hetriss bom Aiao aeod detailj oa TELEX 7 I notified that their war dead have been identified and may be broueht dropped beside the woodshed of Mrs Blanche Bennett who found it Saturday afternoon O'Donnell said Sand was imbedded in the remnants of the woman's clothing and officers started a search along the Lake Pend Orielle beach for her missing stockings and shoes The woman had been beaten home for burial if desired said Alaj Capasso next of kin and others concerned may rest assured that that identification is complete I I ana rmai Ko identification will Zooc State ever be sent out by the army quartermaster general's office until this is so Davis Farmer Contractor 66 Succumbs Trtbuna Special KAYSVILLE Frank Hyde 66 Kaysville former Kaysville city councilman died of a heart ailment Saturday at 5:40 pm while 4 V' -4 ---v about the head and face O'Donnell said she probably died of a skull fracture or suffocation caused by a gag torn from her slacks and stuffed into her mouth The rest of the slacks were twisted around her neck Those attending the Friday in made by Ma Steven Capasao efcef of the operations branch Utah general d-strbution depct The bodes of the war dead to be distributed froirt here for final burial will bejrui arriving- from the S-aa Francisco port this week They will come to this depot in specially constructed mortuarial car with complete and trained prsotmel acccn-panri- them to insure fuH and complete delivery here without mishap of any kind A definite and unchanging' routine is followed immediately upon arrival of the bodies at the distribution center insuring- complete inspection cf each vault and casket for any possible damage cr even scratch cf paint or metaf part A fully accredited and experienced local mortician Is Included In the personnel at the depot as well as inspectors trained and skived in every phase of the work with adequate crews of men to perform each detail of the nonnis go formation program included CoL McGary Utah general depot: Salt Lake City I 504 Judge Bids O'Donnell said Helmer Foss a Capt Ryan USN Clear-f field naval supply depot CoL Slaughter Ogden arsenal: CoL PHONE 4-1382 Tr 10-12 I neighbor of Mrs Bennett reported his dog had raised a commotion at 2 am Saturday picking flowers in his yard A farmer building contractor Homer Ferguson Hill field LL Col Vasco Laub representing Gov Herbert Maw Katherine Smith Utah department of veterans affairs CoL Leonard Crews commanding the Sixth srmy escort detachment Mayor David Romney of Ogden and Fjeldsted Ogden Chamber cf commerce i 1 c7 1 OjM- it 1-! fit 1 1 fwl Vc- 'I' I and for the past 10 years a government employe he was known best for his activities in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Born Jan 25 1881 at Kaysville a son of Rosel and Hannah Simmons Hyde he married Miss Winifred Barnes May 25 1904 in the Salt Lake LDS temple Survivors include his widow three daughters: Mrs Lucille Barker Kaysville Mrs Helen Gillespie Washington and Mrs Ruth Walton Centerville Davis county a son Noall Frank Hyde Kaysville a foster daughter Miss Ann Rigby Kaysville three brothers: George and John Hyde Downey Ida and Rosel Hyde Kaysville two sisters Mrs Mary Mortenson Ogden and Mrs Clara Layton Salt Lake City and 12 grandchildren Standing WHATNOT SAVE ON TOP QUALITY CLOTHING Display your treasures attractively on Its graduated shelves Regular 1S00 095 son Katherine Smith Lt CoL Vasco Laub Col Slaughter 5IaJ Steven Capasso and Col Leonard Crews At bottom specially trained handlers place casket and vault in army hearse for transport to train with full honors Participants ia Instrnction In distribution of repatriated war dead at Ogden general distribution depot Friday are left to right CoL Graves McGary Fjeldsted Capt Ryan Mayor David Romney Col Homer Fergu I I I if I i X- i I I 1 1 I I WCTU Social I v- Wall Shelf WHATNOTS Three-shelf straight wall ornament shelves or corner brackets on special at charter menabeV of the Ogden Golden Spike chapter Daughters of the American Revolution She is survived by one stepson Louis Hutsinpillar San Francisco Cal one brother Olin A Kennedy Ogden and one step-grandchild 4 Kirkendall Darling mortuary will announce funeral services in the Women's Society of Christian Service of the church She was especially active in the Women's Christian Temperance" Union active as state corresponding secretary for a number of years She was a charter member of the Women's Benefit Assn and was a member of the Past Presidents club of that group She was also a WEATHER STRIPPING Storm Sash Caulking COMPLETE INStXATlON Rockwool Insulating Co 1 Cc :1 fete I 6-7806 2240 SO STATE SUITS TOPCOATS AND 0t S) fl 85- i AND UP Double end Single Breasted Regulars Shorts Longs Stouts Leader 82 Dies iii Ogden Trlbana Lcm4 lr Leota Kennedy 2910 Washington blvd prominent Ogden social worker and resident for more than half a century died in an Ogden hospital at 6:30 pm Saturday after a three-week illness resulting from a fall at her home Mrs Hutsinpillar was born July 2 1865 in Carthage HL a daughter of Rev and Rosanna Patience French Kennedy Soon after her birth her parents moved to Chariton I a At 16 she became a teacher in the school system of Iowa because of a teacher shortage at that time She graduated from Simpson college Indianola la with the class of 1SS8 She moved to Ogden in 1893 where she has since resided Acting as a substitute teacher in the Ogden school system she taught at Madison Washington Lincoln 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