Resurrection Story Retold To Millions
Millions of Americans will hear the resurrection tale at outdoor services from mountain tops to seashore. Crowds range from thousands to 200,000 at the Wichita Mountains service near Lawton Oklahoma, with large gatherings in Washington Chicago Pasadena Miami and Los Angeles. National radio NBC will broadcast the Grand Canyon Shrine of Ages services, beamed abroad, with two Colorado mountain settings used to mark the crucifixion and resurrection. RESURRECTION Continued On Page Two
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2 County Mines Tops In Safety
Top safety records in mine operations for 1949 in Indiana County are held by Lucerne mines and Barr Slopes. Barr Slope mine owned by Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp produced 28,540 tons with no lost-time accidents. Lucerne mines, Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co., produced 65,532 tons with three lost-time accidents.
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Blairsville to Lose Small Plant and Jobs
Blairsville will lose a small plant as The Arzee Company plans to move back to Michigan within three to four months. The firm came from Mt. Clemens, Michigan during a steel shortage, and about 12 Blairsville area men will be affected as operations end locally.
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Body Returned of Robinson Vet in 1945 Korea Death
The body of S Sgt Alvin Lichenfels, 23, of Robinson Indiana County killed by carbon monoxide fumes March 24 1945 while billeting in an army camp in Pursan Korea has been returned for reburial. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles K E Lichenfels and the husband of Mrs Dorene Shetler Lichenfels of Robinson.
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Korea
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Dorene (Shetler) Licetenfels
Local Man Killed In Sharon Crash
Alvin B. Brewer of Indiana, residing at 403 School St, was killed in a car crash on the Sharon outskirts yesterday. Coroner James F. Elder said his vehicle left Route 418, struck two trees, and overturned after Brewer was ejected. He planned to celebrate his 21st birthday today and worked for Rust Engineering on a project at Sharon Steel in Farrell.
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School St
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Sharon
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Sharon Steel Corp
Farrell
Republicans to Force Full Debate on Pact
Senate Republicans vow full discussion of the North Atlantic Security Pact. Senator Taft of Ohio contesting Democratic charges that GOP delay blocks Truman programs, insisting the treaty merits comprehensive debate including arms to signatory nations. He claims the pact outstrips economic control measures in importance to the country.
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Ohio
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Truman
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Municipal Band Vacancies Open For Tryouts
For the first time since its organization the Indiana Municipal Band has vacancies. Local musicians may join in the near future by applying for tryouts next week. Contact H Blair McCunn Jr at 180 North Fourth St Indiana for details.
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Youngster Confesses to Slaying Elderly Man in Dover Case
A 16 year old farmer and his mother confessed to murdering 70 year old Wade Woodridge of Bedford Virginia after a lonely hearts match. The body was buried in a pig pen later burned and dumped in Dover. Robert Vernon Brennan 16 and his mother Inez Brennan 45 were arrested with Robert's half brother Richard aiding as an accessory. First degree murder charges filed against the mother and son. The Brennangs had lived in Dover since 1948 moving from Laurel Springs New Jersey.
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Easter Weather And Services In Pennsylvania
Cool windy conditions forecast for Easter across Pennsylvania with clear skies in most areas. Lent ends today as Good Friday observed. Gov Duff declares holiday. dawn sunrise services planned with 30,000 expected at Philadelphia Temple Stadium and a similar event at Harrisburg’s Fager Field.
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William Penn High School
Fager
Miller Family Welcomes Baby Boy at Indiana Hospital
William Keith Miller weighing eight and a half pounds was born at 6 40 this morning at Indiana Hospital to Mr and Mrs William J Miller of 656 Locust Street Indiana Pa The mother and son are doing fine The father works in the Gazette advertising department Also noted are upcoming holiday events and a Meadowbrook dance with Bobby Dale's Orchestra on Saturday April 16 and Easter Monday April 18 featuring Larry Palmer's Orchestra
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It Took Five Years But Was Worth It Trout Catch in Titusville
John Brodse of Titusville finally lands a 27?4 inch seven pound trout after five years of attempts. He caught the fish with a pickled minnow and fought it for about 15 minutes, noting the thrill of landing it on a fly rod.
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John Brodse
Titunville
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Brozdo
Endurance Fliers Near 1000-Hour Mark In California
FULLERTON Calif April 16 The endurance flying champions Dick Riedel and Bill Barris of Fullerton push toward 1 000 hours with their plane reaching the three quarter mark beating the 726 hour 10 year record held by Wes Carroll and Clyde Schlieper The pair report the motor runs well and describe cramped quarters yet comfortable conditions They have eliminated sugar to burn excess energy and note their training backgrounds during the war as civilian pilot instructors and Navy service Their refueling routine relies on jeep traffic and nearby market supplies.
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Fullerton
Calif
Dick Riedel
Bill Barris
Wes Carroll
Clyde Schlieper
NEA
West Carroll
Clyde Schiliper
Santa Ana
Riedel
Barris
Record Bank Theft Confession Ties Three Men
West Virginia State Police said Roy Mann 28 admitted taking part in two Baltimore daylight bank holdups netting about 3 000 and 33 000. He named two brothers in law James Burnett and Carl Close as accomplices who also staged three Pennsylvania robberies. Police connected a Ligonier store theft and a Follenbee West Virginia bank robbery to the same trio.
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R. W. Boyles
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Pennsylvania
James Burnett
Latrobe
Carl Close
Mount Oliver
Ligonier
Follenbee
W. Va
Death Claims Wallace Beery Screen Star
Beverly Hills California April 16 AP Death has taken Wallace Beery a veteran of 36 years in films and famous for his grunting dialogue and shabby manner He died unexpectedly at his home last night after treatment for a heart condition Beery appeared in more than 50 pictures including The Champ and Tugboat Annie He was about six feet one inch tall and 225 pounds His career earned him recognition among top money making stars He had been married twice with a divorce from Gloria Swanson in 1918 and Rita Gilman in 1930 A paternity suit involving film bit player Gloria Schumm was to go to trial May 29
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Mickey Rooney
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Rita Gilman
Gloria Schumm
Police Locate Mystery Driver After Alleged Hit Run
Police report identifying a maroon automobile driver alleged to have struck Delores Schaeffer a 6 year old girl of 555 Fisher Avenue Indiana late Thursday. The man declined blame saying she ran from between parked cars and fell in the street. No charges filed while investigation continues.
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Fisher Avenue
Indiana
Boston R C Churches Picketed In Protest
Boston churches faced pickets after three Boston College instructors were discharged for teaching views deemed heretical. Pickets carried placards and promoted a booklet from St Benet Catholic Center criticizing the papal stance. The college president cited the Vatican and church doctrine in stating the dismissal followed continued contrary teaching.
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Greater
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Fakhri Maluf
Lsor
James R. Walsh
Les Ewaskio
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Iton College
St. Benet
Dicts Catholic Center
Man Cambridge
Vatican
Holy Office
Plants Goodie in Auto Senter
DETROIT Easter weekend began early for about 16,600 Detroit auto workers with yesterday walkouts not expected to hamper next week. About 9,600 Ford workers were idled as some attended Good Friday services. About 7,000 Chrysler employees were sent home after a dispute over production rates. Ford reported 25 key line workers and several hundred in the pressed steel plant left around noon.
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Dr. Will G. Chambers Dies at 81 in State College
Dr. Will Grant Chambers, 81, who helped found education faculties at Pennsylvania State College and the University of Pittsburgh, died in State College. A native of Pleasant Unity, Westmoreland County, he began teaching in 1887 in Mt. Pleasant Public Schools and later taught in Lock Haven Indiana Moorhead and at Colorado State Teachers College Greenley.
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Pleasant Unity
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Greenly, Colo
Dotty Dripple and Steve Roper Come to Indiana Gazette
The Indiana Evening Gazette will add two standout comic features Dotty Dripple and Steve Roper. Readers will see two of the nation’s best in these strips, already recognized as popular from surveys in Washington DC Birmingham Columbus Indianapolis and other cities. The Gazette is pleased to present them to its readers.
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