Dry vote ruled invalid over improper advertisement
Judge E E Creps ruled the Cherry Tree borough wet-dry election invalid due to failure to advertise in two or three county papers as required. The minority party’s paper ran only once, on June 14, 1945, prompting the decision. Hilvitz, owner of the Hilvitz Hotel, appealed after liquor license renewal was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adega
Creps
Joseph Hilvitz
Hilvitz
Cherry Tree
State Liquor Control Board
Earl R. Handler
Hitvitz
Indiana
Hitvits
Indiana, Evening Gazette
Indiana Democrat
Sune
Democrat
County Board of Elections
Co. Commissioners
Commissioner's
Nilvitz
Indiana County servicemen discharge notes from WWII centers
Several Indiana County men were discharged during mid July from U S Army and Navy separation centers. Names include Pvt Michael Skapura Homer City Sgt Date F Armstrong Carl B Patchin Glen Campbell Lt (jg) Robert Dimit 1094 Oakland Ave and Harold L Huey Stafford with Lt Romayne Shearer of 1119 School Street Indiana among others. Dimit served on Leyte Luzon Iwo Jima and occupation forces in Japan earning multiple ribbons and the WWII Victory Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Army
Fort George Meade
Michael Skapura
Homer City
Date F. Armstrong
Meintyre
Carl B. Patchin
Mary Clark Patchin
Glen Campbell
Naval Service
U.S. Naval Personnel Separation Center
Shoemaker
California
Robert Morgan Dimit
Bently H. Dimit
Oakland Avenue
U. S. Naval Personnel Separation Center
Charleston
S. L
Dimit
Navy
U. S. S. Cotten
Leyte
Luzon
Iwo Jima
Japan
Fir Harold L. Huey
Stafford
Great Lakes
Illngis
Lee Romayne Shearer
Aughter
S. J. Shearer
School Street
Indiana
U. S. Naval Barracks
Washington, D. C
U. S. Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Maryland
Call Off Search For 7 Marines in China Incident
In Tientsin on July 19, United States Marines halted the search for seven Marines held prisoner by Chinese bandits. The move allows a truck headquarters team to negotiate for their release after the detachment was captured north of Chinwangtao a week earlier by about 80 armed Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
United States’Marines
Sgh
Headquart
Marine Corps
Chinwangtao
Reserve Air Corps Men To Get Training
Colonel Joshua H. Foster Jr announces a program for about 3200 Pennsylvania Air Corps Reserve officers to gain hands on flight and control experience at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport Moon Run Township Cor aopolis PA. Enlisted reserves may receive up to ten hours of flight time monthly with two weeks of active duty yearly for top participants. Training will cover flying regulations operations maintenance aerial navigation meteorology and weather. Bombardiers navigators training announced later with similar courses. Classes will be voluntary and mostly on weekends with on site accommodations and facilities for overnight stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua H. Foster
Pennsylvania Air Corps
Air Corps
Foster
15Th Air Force
Europe
444Th Army Air Force Base
Pittsburgh
Moon Run
Coraopolis
Army seeks airborne enlistments for Eleventh and Eighty Second Divisions
The Army announced a concentrated drive to enlist soldiers into airborne units with emphasis on the Eleventh Airborne Division in the Pacific and the Eighty Second Airborne Division in the Zone of the Interior. Enlistments for these units will be for three years, with options for two, seven, or eighteen months in other airborne assignments. continued service depends on maintaining qualifications. The Algonquin Trail along Lake Ontario was opened in 1615 by Champlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Airborne Division
Pacific
John Axsmith
Lake Ontario
Champlain
Noon Stock Snapshot of 1960s Industrial Firms
A dense list of stock quotes for numerous companies across industries including Air Reduction, American Cyanamid, Amoco, Anaconda, Chrysler, Colgate Palmolive, Edison, General Foods, General Motors, Greyhound, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Libby, Loews, Montgomery Ward, National Biscuit, Reading, Sears Roebuck, Sperry, Texaco, United Aircraft, Warner Bros, Woolworth and others. The fragment reads as a market page with bid prices, percent changes, and ticker details, reflecting a bustling trading session. Key firms span chemicals, steel, autos, petroleum, utilities, rail, food, and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rad & St
Balt & Ohio
Bendix
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co Sang Brigess Mtg
Buda Ca
Ohio Able
Chrysler Corp
Colum G & el
Caml
Salvents
Couns Edison
Ahly Curliss Wright
del Lack & West i
Auto Lite Gon Erie
Food Fair
Gen Erie
Gen Foods
BASS
Gen Motors
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh Val Coal
Leh
Val RR
Libby Men & Li
Liggett & Myers
Loews Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit Bay Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers TM
NY Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Packard Moor
Param Pictures
Penney
Penn RR
Sve NJ
Woolworth
Youngst
Sh & T VM
Finger Print May Break Degnan Case
Finger prints found in Suzanne Degnan bedroom after her kidnapping and murder may impact William Heirens case. Police digest prints on facial tissue box. FBI comparisons focus on Heirens, Degnan family, or others. Investigators continue testing as defense and prosecution prepare for trial and possible confession talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicago
Suzanne Degnan
William Helrens
Waller Storms
Storms
Heirens
Suzanne
Degnan
FBI
University of Chicago
Charles Wilson
Police Crime Laboratory
Police Bureau of Identification
Helrens
Devgnan
Chicago Sun
William J. Tuohy
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Bridges Split Over CIO California Regions
Washington July 19 AP Bridges clashed with CIO President Philip Murray over splitting California CIO into two regions north and south. Murray denied questioning Bridges integrity and said southern California directors were wanted. Bridges announced resignation to allow two full time regional directors while remaining ILWU president and co chair of the Maritime Unity committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Bridges
California
CIO
West Coast
Philip Murray
Bridges
Murray
Bridge
Southern California
Northern California
West Cost Leader
San Francisco
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Maritime Unity
Six Eighth Grade Students Graduate in County Schools
County Superintendent I D Patterson announced an addition to the Eighth Grade promotion list, naming six residents absent during exams who have now passed the test for high school admission. Graduates include Ella Dick, Francis Jay Fulmer, Clyde Franklin Dunlap, Beverly Lou Lambing, Wendell Murdick, and Cary Lawson Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Patterson
Gazette
Cherryhill
Ella Dick
Penn Run
Grant Township
Francis Jay Fulmer
Clyde Franklin Dunlap
Deckers Point
Rayne Township
Beverly Lou
Lambing
Consolidated
White Township
Wendell Murdick
Cary Lawson Snyder
Josephine
Burrell Township
Patterson
Union Services Set at Christian Church: Chester Husted to Speak
The Regular Baptist Church pastor Rev. Chester Husted will speak at Community Union Service Sunday night in Indiana. Protestant Church joins, service held at the Christian Church corner Fifth and Water streets at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Husted
Regular Baptist Church
Indiana
Christian Church
Corner Fifth and
Water Streets
Peace delegation to Paris conference named in Britain
Britain's peace conference team will be led by Foreign Secretary Bevin with A. V. Alexander the First Lord of the Admiralty Glenville Hall the Financial Secretary and Hector McNeil the Foreign Affairs Undersecretary among the others announced unofficially today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Bevin
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
The
Treasury
Glenville Hall
Hecter McNeil
Bomb Explodes In Suitcase In California Town
A bomb hidden in a suitcase exploded in Mokulumne Hill California killing Richard Quiralo 36 and his son 11. Injured were Dora 30 and Jack 20. The blast damaged a building housing the telephone exchange post office and library, shattered glass and mailboxes, and sent a bookcase through a wall. FBI involvement was confirmed as investigators sought the bomb’s creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokolumne Hill
Calif. Duly
Gunlise
Mother Lode Gold Country
Richard Quiralo
David
Queirolo
Dora
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
San Francisco
Richard Queirclo
Quierclo
No More Raids Expresses Post Raid Surplus Split
Pittsburgh July 1 AP members of Air Raid Post No 6 voted to divide their surplus fund of $35.16 between the Salvation Army and Children’s Hospital, expressing confidence in the future absence of all raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Post No. 6
Post
Salvation Army
Children's Hospital
Conservation Program Intensified In Pennsylvania
STATE COLLEGE Pa July 19 High state officials and conservation specialists urged a broadened intensive program to conserve Pennsylvania resources at the opening of the first conservation education conference. Secretaries Horst Maize and Pitkin spoke on soil and coal conservation and the need for statewide education from colleges to primary schools. The conference coincided with the first of two three week sessions at Pennsylvania State College to train teachers in conservation value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania
Miles Horst
Richard Maize
Francis A. Pitkin
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania Conservation Education
Horst
Maize
Pitkin
Pennsylvania State College
Hear Scout Group Plans for District Committee Meeting
Max C Harwick chaired a Purchase Line District Committee meeting of the William Penn Council Boy Scouts at Barr Slope Community House. Plans to perfect the district org were discussed along with charter reviews by David Johns. Troop reports included Troop 4, 7, 16, and 17. nine Scouts enrolled for week two of camp. The group agreed to hold monthly Scouters Roundtable sessions for training, with the next meeting set for August 21 at the Commodore Mine Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max C. Harwick
Purchase Line
William Penn Council
Boy Scouts of Americas
Barr Slope
David Johns
Stafford
Clymer
Max Harwick
Cockport
A. R. Anderson
W. C. Lovell
Heilwood
Stephen Popovich
Commodore
Battle Near Manila in Hukbalahap Clash
Manila July 19 heavy fighting raged 35 miles northwest of Manila as twelve Philippine Army police units with mortars armored cars and heavy machine guns battled Hukbalahaps. Corralled fighting continued near Malolos Bulacan with Santos and Niogi villages shelled. Hukbalahap leader Luis Taruc warned of a crisis and sought a conference with President Roxas to avert bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Army
Malolos
Bulacan
Santos
Niogi
Luis Taruc
Suczon
Manual A. Roxas
Strike of State Store Clerks Hit By Ex Boss
Henry J. Hayer of Pittsburgh accused the CIOs Political Action Committee of trying to embarrass the Republican administration by proposing a strike among Pittsburgh state liquor store employees. Hayer, a former president of Local 85, said he seeks wage increases and pledged loyalty to Governor Martin. Liquor Control Board Chairman Gelder noted a salary study is underway and a report will be given after the conference with Governor Martin's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Henry J. Hayer
Pittsburgh
CIO
Hayer
Cio-United Public Workers of America
Martin
George S. Bloom
Frederick T. Gelder
Liquor Control Board
Hayes
Haver
Drive To Shelve Civilian Atom Control Legislation
Washington July 19 A group of House members backed a bid to shelve the Administration civilian atomic energy control bill. After a 29 vote defeat yesterday a roll call on sending the bill back to the military committee for further study was planned. Rep Short said action should wait until peace is official. Democratic Leader McCormack opposed military amendments as contrary to democracy in peacetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Military Committee
Short
D-Mo
Senate
Indiana boxers highlight Ebensburg arena boxing night
Promoter Frank Burke showcases a bi weekly American Legion Amateur boxing card at the Fairgrounds arena Ebensburg tonight headlined by Indiana County fighters. Notable bouts include George Roeus vs Terry Sharpe and Joe Sgro vs Klemans with other matches featuring Bud Hall, White, Carico, and Filimonov among several locals. Tickets 60 cents general admission and 1.20 reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Frank Burke
St. Michael
American Legion
Fairgrounds
Indiana County
Indiana
George Roeus
Gallitzin
K. QO
Terry Sharpe
Franklin
Terry Klemans
Portage
Joe Sgro
Sgro
Klemans
Teur
Ted Carico
Bud Talarico
Bud Fulmer
Bud
Walter Filimonov
Kelso
Walt Filimanov
Jack Sandy
Moxham
Woman's Nerve Saves Snake Victim
DuBois July 19 AP Leslie J Schoch a bus driver was bitten by a rattlesnake at a mountain camp 18 miles beyond Medix Run A woman in the camping party cut open the wound with a hunting knife poured whiskey and applied a tourniquet He drove 80 minutes to a hospital told the resident he would arrive He endured surgeons reopened the wound used suction cups and snakebite serum After a day near death he recovered and went home three days later.
Won't Build Luxury Ships
The Maritime Commission abandoned plans to spend 34.8 million dollars on two luxury liners between the United States and South America at the President's request. Reconversion Director John R. Steelman said the President wanted construction awards held for at least a year, a plan the commission chairman Vice Adm. W. W. Smith indicated would be followed.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
Truman
South America
John R& Steelman
Adm
W. W. Smith
Commission
Obituary notices for Henry J. Tost James L. Jewell and John Anthony Jr
Henry J. Tost of 24 East Philadelphia street dies in Indiana Hospital from burns suffered rescuing a coworker after an explosion at McCreary Tire and Rubber Co. He served in WWII and is survived by his widow Eva Lou McClarren, a baby son, parents, siblings, and is to lie in state at Plumville Presbyterian Church with burial at Rural Valley cemetery. James L. Jewell, 88, dies at home near Kent after brief illness. survived by a foster daughter, service by Rev Crawford, and burial at Oakland Cemetery. John Anthony Jr., of Clymer, dies in Pittsburgh from a heart attack. survived by father John Anthony and several sisters. services set at Sage Street home then at Berea Bible Fellowship Church.
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Henry J. Tost
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hospital
McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
Henry
Mary
Lewis) Tost
Eva Lou McClarren
Merle McClarren
Waterboro
Plumville
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
NuMine
Tost
Oscar
McClarren
Yatesboro
Plumville Presbyterian Church
Cyrus Smith
Plumville Church
C. F. Butler
Rural Valley Lutheran Church
Rural Valley Cemetery
Indiana Legion Post
James L. Jewell
Kent
Mr. Jewell
S. Belle Neal Jewell
Jean J. Hughey
Robinson Funeral Home
Indiana
David H. Crawford
Oakland Cemetery
John Anthony Jr
Clymer
Pittsburgh
Blain City
Clearfield County
John Anthony
Claire (Daugherty) Anthony
J. C. Thomason
Dallas
Texas
George Gaunt
Edgewood
Geneva Anthony
Jessie Anthony
Charles Bertilino
Buffalo
N. Y
Sage Street
Clayton Straw
Berea Bible Fellowship Church of
William G. Steving
Manor Pa
Mr. Steving
Margaret (Beyer) Steving
John F. Steving
Margaret Miller
East Liberty
Manor
Lutheran Church of
Weather Report and Obituaries for July 21
A weather segment notes scattered thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with cooler conditions later, then clear conditions in Beaver Valley. Obituaries report William G. Steving of Manor Pennsylvania died yesterday from complications, burial in Oakland cemetery Indiana after services in Manor. Joseph Ake of Akron Ohio died Thursday night, survived by children Grace Sawyer Norman Irene Shively six grandchildren and six great grandchildren, former postmaster and store proprietor at Sykesville and Arcadia. Services at McCardle Funeral Home Burnside and burial at Odd Fellows Cherry Tree follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ake Sawyer
Los Angeles
Calif
Norman
Irene Shively
Akron
Ohio
Sykesville
Arcadia
Jennie Nicol
McCardle
Burnside
Funeral
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Cherry Tree
Guest Minister At Bear Run Mahoning July 21
Dr John Coleman of Geneva College will serve as guest minister for Bear Run and Mahoning Re formed Presbyterian congregations on Sunday July 21. He will speak at Lockvale at 11 00 a m and south of Marchand at 2 30 p m. Maude Adams introduced Rostan to the American stage and played the title role in L Aiglon in 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coleman
Geneva College
Bear Run
Mahoning
Maude Adams
Rostan
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E. E. Creps
Cherry Tree Borough
Reserve Air Corps
Union Services
Rome
Capitoline
Palatine
Aventine
Quiringi
Viminal
Esquiline
Caelius
Gazelle
Gazete
Indiana Fighters
Ebensburg Arena
John McCartney
Forbes Field
Weather Report
Buriag
Beaver Valley
Joseph Ake
Jacob and
Eliza (Notley) Ake
Hillsdale
A. B. Clark
Hastings
At & Bear Run, Mahoning
Ross Dry Cleaners
Indiana Phope
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