Black Lick farmer killed in tractor accident near Blairsville
William Roy Stuchell a 67 year old Black Lick area farmer died when his tractor rolled back and ran over him on his farm. His grandson Robert Cochran saw the stalled tractor and found him about 3:30 pm. Survived by wife Ver Ackerson Stuchell and many children and grandchildren. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm at Shoemaker Funeral Home with burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
R. D
Here
William Roy Stuchell
Indiana County
Joseph Cooley
Inana
Michael Hallow
Stuchell
Robert Cochran
Stucheil
Hallow
Inj Rayne Twop
Samuel A
Dora Mary Miller Stuchell
Black Lick
William
Mansfield
Ohio
Paul
Mary) Cochran
R.D
Vera Stuchell
Blairsville RD
Roling
Alvie
Blairsville R.D
Logan
Stickville
Anna Stuchell
Richard
Laura) Pratt
Penn
Wilson
Minnie) Kunkle
Indiana
Shoemaker Funeral Home
Funeral
Howard I. Cooper
Blairsville Cemetery
Life Terms Commuted By Governor Lawrence
Gov David L Lawrence commuted life terms of four prisoners enabling parole. Subjects Howard Beverly of Philadelphia a habitual offender and murderers Joseph Finney Moses Thompson and William Walker of Allegheny County. Also commuted minimum sentences for Lawrence Jack Looser Abert Lapinsky Abram Francis Sila ter Joseph Fabrey and Herbert Elwyn Polley. Cases heard at June Pardons Board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
State Pardons Board
Howard Beverly
Philadelphia
Joseph Finney
Moses Thompson
William Walker
Allegheny County
Lawrence
Jack Looser
Crawford County
Abert Lapinsky
Luzerne County
Abram Francis Silater
Centre County
Joseph Fabrey
Mercer County
Herbert Elwyn Polley
Lycoming’ County
Pardons Board
Miner Kills Wife Then Self After Imprisoning Teens
Morgantown West Virginia AP A coal miner Lewis Hinton 38 shot his wife Joan 26 in the Westover home across the Monongahela River. After locking two teenage babysitters Mary Shank 14 and Mary Williams 15 in a closet for more than six hours, Hinton killed himself with a .22 caliber pistol. Coroner Joseph Greco ruled murder suicide. The victims were found by the babysitters who fled to a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Lewis Hinton
Joan
Joseph Greco
Hinton
Westover
Monongahela River
Greco
Mary Shank
Mary Williams
Mrs. Hinton
Karen
Vickie
Shank
Williams
Ater
Hintons
N-Sub Crew Plays Baseball On North Pole Ice Floe
Seadragon commander George P Steele reports from the Pole as Navy crew members play the first baseball game on an Arctic ice floe. At 28 degrees in air and water, the crew sports heavy clothing while the mission nears Hawaii reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N-Sub Crew
North Pole
Arctic
Northwest Passage
Pentagon
Steele
Portsmouth
N. H
Pole
Navy
Washington, D.C
Hawaii
Lumumba calls UN out as Belgian pull ends
Premier Patrice Lumumba, after a Monday bid to revise UN Congo operations, urged the UN to withdraw when Belgian troops depart. He warned the UN force should leave as Belgian soldiers exit, saying Congo will keep order with its own troops and police. Hammarskjold projected Belgian withdrawal by next Monday, with Lumumba seeking simultaneous UN pullout, amid rioting outside the Palace of Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold VN the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
U. N
Belgium
Laumuraba
Dag Hammarskjold
Lumumba
Palace of Culture
Lumumbia
Echo Timetable Observed Satellite in District Tonight
A timetable notes the Echo satellite appearing tonight from 10:67 to 18:28 PM, moving from the west to the north and setting in the east. A partial second pass is described from 18:00 to 12:28 AM with a path from the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Bloom Raps Demos On Collections
Harrisburg report says Republican state chairman accuses Democrats of forcing state employees to contribute to a multimillion-dollar Kennedy campaign slush fund. Bloom cites numerous resentments and notes workers pressured to pay 25 to 150 dollars each, with some taking bank loans to meet Aug. 8 assessments. John Rice unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Sylvania
Commonwealth
George S. Bloom
Republican State ‘Committee
John F. Kennedy
John
Rice
Bloom
Soviets Push Olympic Get Friendly Campaign On Field
AP dispatch from Rome reports Russians stage public displays of camaraderie at the Olympic site. Tasia Tchetschik and Verazzolina coax U S jumper John Thomas into posed embraces while Vasily Kuznetsov teams with C K Yang for a hand in hand photo. Administrators offer little official rationale beyond a joint practice thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Rome
Tasia Tchetschik
Brunette Verazzolina
U. S
John Thomas
Boston University
Tasia
Thomas
Soviet Union
Vasily Kuznetsov
America
Or Johnson
U.S
Judge Rejects Release Plea By Goldfine
Boston textile magnate Bernard Goldfine asked by letter to U.S. Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr. for release from Danbury Federal Prison. The plea was denied. Goldfine, 70, is serving 90 days for contempt of court begun July 5, with an expected parole date October 2. He cited health problems and urged a return to his family, but the judge stated no alteration to the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Danbury, Conn
Federal Correctional Institution
Goldfine
Wyzaséki
Frison Hospital
Eisenhower
Faisure
Mildred Paperman
Move Made To Set Aside Indictment
Clarence Ashley 35 faces kidnap slaying charge in Merced County over Angie May Stewart near Yosemite. Grand jury returned indictment. defense hints at dismissal motion citing lack of evidence. Ashley said he drove to Mt Bullion after Angie disappeared from her parents camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced
Calif
Clarence Ashley
Angie May Stewart
Yosemite National Park
Merced County
Oakland Army Base
Ben Curry
Ashley
Alate Park
Angie
Mt. Bullion
Mariposa County
Hiram B. George Passes Away at 83 in Pennsylvania
Hiram B. George 83 former justice of the peace in Indiana died last evening in Downingtown Pennsylvania after a lingering illness. He lived in Indiana most of his life before relocating to Downingtown. An obituary is published in the Gazette today on page 2. Calderone's Bowling Center features automatic pin spotters and air conditioning. Outside Inn hosts a Friday Saturday chicken dinner and Carl's Hotel offers a 13x dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram B. George
Indiana
Downingtown
The
Gazette Today
Kohler Rebuffs Bargaining Amid NLRB Ruling in Slaying Case
Gettysburg reports outline Kohler Co and United Auto Workers disputes linked to a long running strike over pay and plant conditions. The NLRB ruled 3 to 2 that the company provoked the walkout, and that mass picketing at the plant gates was illegal, while orders to rehire up to 2,000 workers were issued, with appeals expected. The trial centers on the murder of Maryann Mitchell in Whitemarsh Township tied to the alleged crime spree during the strike era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Maryann Mitchell
Washington
Kohler Co
Elmo Smith
United Auto Workers Union
Wisconsin
National Labor Relations We
Smith
Maryann
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
NLRB
Embassy To Close At Ciudad Trujillo
The United States breaks relations with the Dominican Republic and withdraws its diplomatic mission at Ciudad Trujillo. The Dominican government is asked to recall its mission here and consular functions are expected to continue. A missile tracking station in Dominican territory may be closed. a friendly power will represent the U S at Ciudad Trujillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
State Department
Ciudad
Trujillo
Dominican
Cape Ca
Inaveral
Fla
Ciudad Trujillo
OAS Split Over Cuba Policy Sparks Hemisphere Debate
In San Jose Costa Rica the Organization of American States debated Cuba as the United States pressed a resolution condemning Chinese Soviet influence in the hemisphere and urging Cuba to repudiate such moves. Argentina Chile Brazil Nicaragua Guatemala Uruguay Paraguay and Colombia backed the U S stance while eight smaller nations pushed a milder text avoiding explicit reference to Fidel Castro S government and the Soviet Union or Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
U.S
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
QAS Foreign Ministers Conference
United States
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Uruguay
Paraguay
Colombia
Paul Boucher Dies at 64 Indiana Resident
Paul John Boucher aged 64, well known Indiana resident, died yesterday in Indiana Hospital after a heart attack. He was a supervisor for the Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul John Boucher
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance
Indiana Evening Gazente
Olympic Stars Shine on U.S. Swimmers at Rune Olympics
U.S. swimmers seize opening day momentum at the Rune Olympics, with standout performances from top Olympic stars across events. Coverage highlights early medals and rising sprint from American swimming ranks as team competes on day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Rune
Denies Claim By Davlin On C W Plant
Harrisburg AP Gen Charles C Smith says there is no basis for optimism from Commerce that new industry will replace Curtiss Wrights Plastics Division at Quehanna in Clearfield County. Smith, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, says the administration is selling false hope to workers and notes the state spent 4.569 million buying lands and mineral rights later handed to Curtiss W right by sale or long lease. Eagles Dance Saturday night. Barbecued chicken dinner Friday Saturday and Sunday. Outside Ing, dag
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Charles C. Smith
State Secretary of ‘Commerce
Curtisse Wright Corp
Quehanna
Clearfield County
Smith
Curtiss-Wright
Commerce
William R .Davin
Niles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmer US
William Stuchell
Omatic
Air Condi
Russia
George Winters
Moscow
Joe F. Kane
Kor Pole
Africa
George P. Steele HY
Earth
Echo Timetable
Soviets
Olympic
Calderone’s Bowling
Carl's Hotel
Stags
Kohler
OAS
Paul Boucher
Inside the Gazette
Whureh
Lela
Abby
Te Maddig
Lome
Higo
Davlin
Ing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!