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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

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Five Injured In Crash In Underpass Near Diamondville

A 65 year old woman and an 11 year old girl died after a car plunged into a railroad underpass near Diamondville. Five others were seriously hurt. Victims named include Laura Austin 45 and Shirley Owens 11. Police say brake failure caused the descent from a steep grade onto Route 480. The car dislodged and rolled into the underpass and embankment, ending on railroad tracks after several flips.

Diamondville Laura Austin Glen Campbell Shirley Owens le Vose Clearfield County Indiana Hospital Louise Wisor Kenneth Wisor, Jr Wisor Kathy Wisor Charlotte Owens la Jose Roger Eugene Owens Owens Austin Shirley Indiana Edward L. Fleming Cockport

Truman names Mrs. Clark today as U S treasurer

President Truman nominated Georgia Neese Clark of Richland Kansas as the first woman Treasurer of the United States. The 49 year old divorcee, backed by the Democratic National Committee, arrives in Washington after a rush call. Her appointment would fill the post left by William A Julian killed in a car crash.

Washington Truman Georgia Neese Clark Richland Kans United States Clark India Edwards Democratic National Committee Edwards Democratic Party William A. Julian U. S Georgia Neese Kas Clark Jy Kansas

Grandmother Dies Pushing Children to Safety

Malone Washington June 8 a 31 year old grandmother Mrs Ruth Merryman sacrificed herself to save four children from a Northern Pacific freight train on a Malone trestle. Grandsons Larry Harvey 12 Ronny Hake 6 and adopted sons Pete Merryman 8 and John 4 were pushed to safety or hospitalized after the collision. The hero died from injuries sustained in the attempt. Deputy Knute Weinberg identified the victims.

Malone Washington Knute, Weinberg Ruth Merryman Larry Harvey Oakville Wash Ronny Hake Pete Merryman John Northern Pacific

Three Fugitives At Large After WV Pen Breakout

In Moundsville West Virginia on June 6 three of fourteen hardened convicts who escaped from the state penitentiary remain at large. The escape triggered a manhunt across West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mrs Merryman was struck by a train while fleeing and died from a broken neck. The remaining eleven inmates were recaptured within 60 hours. three life-term inmates were later tracked in Ohio by a county marshal and his cousin.

Moundsville W. Va West Virginia Ohio Floyd Frugman Glen Easton

Disloyalty In Official Is Charged

Senator Hickenlooper said the top secret atomic reports draftsman for Congress was suspended after an FBI check revealed derogatory information. The AEC board, including two scientists and a lawyer, conducted a hearing in May and unanimously recommended continued security.

Washington Hickenlooper A-Iowa Congress FBI Senate House Atomic Energy Commission AEC David E. Lillenthal

Molotov Draws East Assignment

Paris reports a Soviet diplomat said Vyacheslav Molotov now heads Russia policy in China and the Orient, signaling a shift from aloofness toward Chinese Communists. No official confirmation was available from Moscow.

Paris Vyacheslav M. Molotov Russia China The Infermany Fo

Youth To Die For Murder In Parsonage

Laszlo Vargas a 19 year old Hungarian immigrant condemned for the rape murder of Mrs. Billee Rahe Morning at a Wells Nevada parsonage on March 22 1948 faces execution in the state gas chamber at dawn tomorrow. Convicted of a brutal crime in Nevada history Vargas had earlier been confined in mental institutions and claimed Nazi horrors shaped his life. He had provided credentials from New York churches and spoke to a youth group in Elko the night before the murder.

Carson City Nevada Laszlo Vargas Wells Nev Varga New York Michigan Unrra Committee On Ypsilanti Mich Buchenwald Billee Rahe Morning Richard Morning Elko

Congregation to Consider New Pastor at Homer City Church

The United Presbyterian Church of Homer City will meet Tuesday evening June 7 at 8 for the purpose of moderating a call to a pastor. The candidate in view is Rev Mr Yarnell of West Sunbury Butler County. Extra fancy home grown strawberries and cantaloupes advertised by Shortys Fruit Market 248x.

United Presbyterian Church Homer City Yarnell West Sunbury Butler County

Operation Comet drills shake Indiana County action

Indiana County staged a two day Operation Comet drill with mock battles and sabotage acts. Enemy forces targeted Blairsville Dallas Town bridge Clymer mines and tipple while paratroopers reportedly landed near Hamilton airport. All events remained fiction as planners aborted civilian airfield drops to avoid panic.

Blairsville Bairdstown Clymer Sabo~teurs McCreary ‘Tire and Rubber Company Salisbury Hamilton Indiana

William C Wissel Dies At Indiana Home

William C Wissel son of the late Adam and Mrs Curran Wissel died at his Philadelphia Street home around 11:00 this morning. A devout member of St Bernard's Church he spent his life in Indiana. Sutila Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Obituary to appear tomorrow.

William C. Wissel Adam Curran) Wissel Philadelphia Street Mrs. Wissel Indiana St. Bernard's Catholic Church Sutila Wayne Avenue

Tragic Hanging Victim Found On DeMiro Property

Angelo Trickes, 56, of Yanketown near Hamer City, took his life by hanging yesterday morning. Indiana County Coroner Dr. Edward L. Fleming confirmed the death discovered by Jen n ie DeMiro on whose land the victim resided. Sheriff Paul Jefferies said Trickes used a stove poker to frame a clothes line contraption to end his life around 7 AM. He lived in a two room bungalow on the DeMiro property. a brother in New York state is the sole known relative.

Angelo ‘Trickes Yanketown Hamer City Indiana Edward L. Fleming Jennie DeMiro Paul Jefferies Jefferies DeMiro New York State

Aged Woman Annie Thompson Improves After Injury

Miss Annie Thompson aged 78 of 927 Oak Street Indiana suffered head injuries and a fractured right wrist when a feed store accident occurred last Tuesday. Her condition today is reported as satisfactory, indicating improvement.

Annie Thompson Oak Street Indiana Thompson

Contempt Conviction Upheld Against Lewis and UMW

U S Court of Appeals upholds contempt convictions of John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying a court order to halt a strike over miners pensions. Total fines set at 1,420,000 dollars with Lewis at 20,000 and the union at 1,400,000. The strike began March 18 and lasted over a month as Lewis pressed for a 100 dollar monthly pension.

Washington U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals John L. Lewis United Mine Workers UMW Are T. Alan Goldsborough Lewis Union Finne Goldsborough Supreme Court

Cronk Rites Tuesday for Charles Cronk

Charles Cronk of Starford passed away at his home at 10:00 a.m. June 4, 1949. Born June 3, 1862 in Luverne County, he was the son of James and Jane Cronk and the last of the Cronk family. He worked in mining, serving as assistant superintendent then superintendent at Lucerne Mines in 1912. Survived by wife, children Alice, Cora Robertson, Kathryn Rodkey, William, James (deceased), seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday June 7 at 2:30 p.m. at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Interment in Hillsdale.

Charles Cronk Starford Luverne County James Jane Dean) Cronk Cronk Fami Oronk Lucerne Mines Homer City Center Township Cronk Alice Cora Thomas Robertson Windber Kathryn William Rodkey Seward William Wilkes-Barre Hine Raleigh Hillsdale Rev W. 5S River of

Creekside Man Hurt in Fall on Philadelphia and Eighth

Maurice Miller, 38, of Creekside R. D. 1, was injured Saturday evening in a fall at the corner of Philadelphia and Eighth streets. He was taken to Indiana Hospital for treatment after receiving four stitches for a cut over the left eye. Local police reported the incident.

Maurice Miller Creekside R. D Philadelphia Eighth Streets Miller Indiana Hospital

Invasion Remembered At Omaha Beach On D Day June 6 1944

The dispatch notes Allied landings on Omaha Beach as June 6 1944 marked a turning point in World War II. It describes battles, the destruction and sacrifice along the coast, wreaths by Norman girls, and ceremonies in villages from St Laurent to Vierville with honors to U S and French figures.

Omaha Beach France Adolf Hitler Europe Brooklyn Belsen Hiller Universal Brotherhood United States Joseph O'Hare Paris Smith Hutton Dwight D. Eisenhower St. Laurent Vierville Robert Hereland Hitler George R. Clemens Vicksburg Miss 457Th Economic Cooperation Administration O. 4 Greer Kansas City War Dad Association

Peace Talks Resume Between Coal Producers And UMW

In Bluefield West Virginia on June 6, negotiators try again after a weekend recess as United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis weighs whether to attend in person. President Joseph Moody of Southern Coal Producers accuses stalling and presses for clarity on operator representation.

Bluefield W. Va Betwen Southern Coal Producers United Mine Workers UMW John L. Lewis Washington John Ownes Owens Lewis Joseph E. Moody Southern Coal Producers Association Moody Milic” Wetwern U.S United Mine

Giants Trade Rhawn Poat for Pirates Kirby Higbe

New York Giants ship Bobby Rhawn Ray Poat to Pittsburgh for pitcher Kirby Higbe in a straight trade. Higbe 24 pitched for Brooklyn then Pittsburgh. has 2 losses 0 wins this season and a rough May 26 start vs St. Louis. Rhawn 14 games 172 batting. Poat 31 with no decisions this year after 21 1 3 innings.

New York New York Giants Bobby Rhawn Ray Poat Pittsburgh Pirates Kirby Highe Giants Lask Highe Leo Wdwurocher Brooklyn Pittsburgh Bill Meyer St. Louis Cardinals Rhawn Rats Rhawn Billy Rigsney Peat Higbe

Fairgrounds Gate Hit By Motorist

An unidentified driver crashed into the Sixth Street entrance of the Indiana Fairgrounds injuring no one but causing notable damage to the ticket office and fence. Local and State Police said they had not received any report about the incident.

Sixth Street Indiana Fairgrounds

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