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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1955

Page

3

Eisenhower joins 1915 classmates at West Point memorial

President Eisenhower marched with his class at West Point to honor fallen alumni. He attended ceremonies at the Thayer Monument after visiting the West Point Museum and before delivering the commencement address. The visit also included a review, awards, and an alumni gathering.

Eisenhower West Point Washington Sylvanus Thayer Lisenhower James A. van Fleet Henry C. Hodges Jr Academy Thayer Monument Hodges Washington Kemah Tex Cadet Corps Old Stone Inn Point Natty M. R. Nelson Eastern Air Defense Ofrces Thayer Hotel Marvin L. Arrowsmith N.Y U.S. Military Academy i'Thayer

Famous oilman Pattillo Higgins dies at 92

In San Antonio Texas Pattillo Higgins aged 92 died of a heart attack. He discovered and promoted the Spindletop oil field near Beaumont. Higgins, nearly penniless during 1892 to 1901 exploration, later sold his holdings for more than three million dollars, with many oilmen noting his uncanny ability to spot potential.

San Antonio Texi Pattillo Higgins Beaumont Higgins

County Miners Suffer Loss In District Feud

Indiana County Medical Society prepared to discuss a resolution at the American Medical Society annual convention in Atlantic City regarding UMWA health fund rules. Local physicians reportedly oppose the directives, with officials from Johnstown and Ebensburg unavailable for comment.

UMWA Indiana County Medical Society American Medical Society Atlantic City Johnstown Tony Skerl Fritjof Arestead District 2 JIMWA Ebensburg Rebensburg

Three Freed Fliers Kin On Way Home

Three of the four U S jet fighter pilots freed by Chinese Communists in Hong Kong last Tuesday depart for home today with their families aboard a special Air Force plane. Capt Harold Fischer Iow a City Iowa Lt Lyle Cameron Lincoln Neb and Lt Roland Parks Omaha are free others to stay 10 12 days for physiotherapy.

E. Marvin Sconyers Detroit Federal Mediation and Conciation Service Ford Massachusetts California Cleveland Cincinnati Canton Ohio Summerville Mass Chicago Buffalo St. Paul Henry Ford Benson William Clay Ford Henry Ford II William UAW General Motors Corp Auto Industry Honolulu U.S Hng Kong Special Air Force Harold Fischer Iwca North Korea Reds Fischer

Tragic Beach Rescue Ends in Drowning near Galveston Bay

Eight year old Michael Haverkorn of Galeria Park waded too far into Galveston Bay and was pulled under by undertow. Seventy five year old rescuer Raymond Hinkle from Houston also entered the water and was pulled under. James Walters, thirty six from Houston, tried to assist both men and was swept away. His body was recovered shortly after.

Michael Haverkorn Galeria Park Galveston Bay Raymond Hinkle Houston James Walters

Idaho Polio Deaths Rise as Serum Safety Debates Continue

Idaho reports its sixth polio death, Annabelle Nelson, 23, Montpelier, mother of two, died of bulbar polio. The case brings Idaho’s total polio cases to 78 for the year, over five times last year. Dr. Gebhardt tests on Cutter vaccine in Utah Idaho show mixed safety results. Cutter defends lots as government-tested. Berkeley sues over safety proofs. Scheele discusses need for stricter testing, pledging safer vaccines with new procedures.

Gebhardt Utah Idaho Berkeley Calif Cutter J. Gebhardt Scheele Annabelle Nelson Montpelier

Repentant bandit returns loot to priest in Dayton

A man who said he could not sleep all night handed $1,200 in cash and $1,800 in checks stolen from Due-Ley's Market to Rev. Henry J. Taske of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Dayton. He asked the priest to return the loot to its rightful owner then fled. The dramatic scene unfolded at the parish house as the bandit spoke of robbing the market last night and of previous flight from a MIG fighter encounter. Police confirmed the items were stolen property and noted no money had been spent.

Dayton Ohio Henry J. Taske Our Lady of the Rosary Yalulutis Man-li Churia North Korea Due- Ley's

Fischer aims for friendship after divorce with wife Mrs Van Bank Fischer

In an earlier interview Fischer said he hoped to stay friends with his divorced wife Mrs Doro thy Van Bank Fischer, but it will be nothing more than that. Mrs Fischer, now working in San Antonio Texas, said Saturday she plans to contract him the moment he gets back home.

Fischer Dorothy van Bank Fischer

Regional election in Sicily shows Christian Democrats lead

In Sicily's 1951 regional vote the Christian Democrats win 30 of 90 seats while a Communist-Socialist ticket takes 39. Turnout nears 2.4 million with 86.88 percent participation, higher than four years ago. American influence aided anti-Communist sentiment amid 120 million dollars in aid.

Christian Democrats Italy Democratic Center United States Sicily Regional Assembly Communist-Socialist Alliance MSI Monarchists

Goldfish incident causes car crash in Great Falls

Mrs Rose Bryant said a goldfish flipped from its bowl and caused her to lose control near a corner in Great Falls Montana. She saved the fish but her car struck a parked vehicle causing damages exceeding 300 dollars.

Great Falls Mont Rose Bryant

One Driver Was Just Lad of Two

EAST PROVIDENCE R I a The driver of a car involved in a two car smashup yesterday was a 2 year old boy police discovered Police Lt John Vitacolonna said this is avhat happened The infant son of Thomas H Car hey spotted the keys to his father's car on the kitchen table He car ried them to the car turned on the ignition and stepped on the starter The car apparently left in reverse gear backed out of the drive way and into a parked car owned by Raymond E Brouillard The youngster was not injured.

East Providence R. I John Vitacolonna Thomas H. Car'hey Raymond E. Brouillard

State Tax Action To Miss Date On House Floor

State tax action to miss date drew floor vote hopes as the House braced for action while Senate leaders pressed for more bills. The upper chamber, after five months, had passed 72 bills with many House measures stalled in committees.

House Senate Sharon- Stroudsburg West Virginia State Pan- Ring Board Commerce Department

Turncoat Bell Returns Talks Of Homeward Path

Washington officials weigh the implications of Bell potentially receiving a U S passport as a sign of citizenship amid questions about his return. Mrs Bell cites a letter dated April mentioning a move toward a new job with forces in Egypt and the Gaza Strip turmoil.

Hong Kong Washington Bell U.S China Iin Non

Crabs Used as Live Bait to Catch Peeler Females

In Maryland’s crab trade watermen deploy male crabs as live bait to lure peeler female crabs into pots. The tactic aims to reduce bycatch of eels and other undesired catches before crabs are packed for processing. An unrelated wartime report notes renewed talks on a demilitarized Gaza border zone and ceasefire observers.

Crisfield Maryland Watermen Dr. Durns Wu.m Gaza

20000 In Strike Back At Hoa Hao Forces Mix with National Army

The government reports ongoing operations against Hoa Hao rebels led by Soai in the Bassac area south of Saigon. Diem’s troops, aided by Vietnamese naval units, occupy major routes linking Sadec Long Xuyen and Lai Vang, forming a triangle of roughly 270 square miles. Casualties include 3 army and 10 Hoa Hao dead. Interments set for June 8. two aides of Soai, Col. Nguyen W van Minh and Col. Bertin Lejuy, oppose the war and claim Soai seeks to purge them in the capital.

Cang Tho Saigon Bassac Sampans Diem Sadec Long Xuyen Lai Vang Soai Bell Funeral Wayne Soal Nguyen van Minh Bertin Lejuy Rev. C. MH Vandy Posal Hoa Hao Oakland Cemetery Minh Lieu Binn Xuyen Lequant Vinh Bacut Geneva Viet Nam Cao Dai Lam Thanh Nguyen Huynh Phu So Viet Minh

Obituaries From Indiana County June 1955 Loss List

A series of obituaries from Indiana County December 1954 to June 1955 note the deaths of Marion Farrell and several local residents. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, and funeral arrangements. Among the deceased are Mrs Marion Farrell of Cherry Tree RD born 1887. John Augustus Prugh of Plumcreek Township. Walter R Gertson of Anita. Thomas W Gearhart of Kittanning RD 1. Mrs W A Allshouse of Johnstown. Miss Virginia J Caldwell of Armagh. Zorah Blanche Huey of Indiana. Lawrence Merle McCann of Indiana. with service dates, burial plans, and associated churches and funeral homes listed.

Marion Farrell Miners Hospital Spangler Montgomery Township Cherry Tree Green Township Learn John H. Farrel James Farrell Edward A. Farrell Mary Lydie Belsano Etta Walker Rochester Mills Martha Klinter Temple Texas William Learn Marion Center Joe Learn State of Washington Blair Lenin Raleigh Hillsdale John Augustus Prugh Armstrong County Hospital Kitttanning Plumcreek Armstrong County Herbert Nesbitt Agnes Rankin Prugh Margaret Schall Prugh Widerton Floyd N. Prugh New Concord Lawrence Martha) Schaeffer Ford City Prugh Elderton Thomas W. Gearhart Kittanning Indiana County David and Anna Watt Gearhart Laura Beam Gearhart Frank Clarence Doneald Rural Valley Clair Bucgane Laird Floyd Indiana Harold Herbert Beaver Roy Grace) Rupp New Kensington Clar@ence Martha) Shaffer Dick (Wilda) Mechling Kttanning Clyde Gearhart Reformed Church Timblin Clark Funeral Home Jacob Painter Zion Cemetery Porter W. A. Allshouse Johnstown Daniel Martha Jane Lemon McMillen Willian A. Allshouse Martha Shafer Market Street Leonard Calgate Avenue Carole Bill Allshouse Clark Lightcap Alishouse First Presbyterian Church of H. M. Picking Sons Morstuary Carl §. Fisher Oakland Cemetery Virginia J. Caldwell Armagh Indiana Memorial Hospital Jacob L Elizabeth Reed Caldwell Pittsburgh Harrisburg Department of Health William Freed Caldwell Argonne Robinson's N. 7Th St John Prunell Greenwood Cemetery Mes Zorah Blanche (Shaffer) Huey S. 14Th St Huey American War Mothers of Vintondale Clarence Edmund Huey Lester Merle Huey Juniata Altoona Sand Clarence E. Huey Philadellphia Harry Emma Stinson Home RD J Homer S. Shaffer William C Clarence E Irwin Eva Daly Mary E. Shaffer Robert Dell Lloyd Cemetery Ebensburg Lawrence Merle McCann Oak Street Rayne Township James S Sarah Caroline Myers McCann Rayne Two Blairsville Orrie Rayne Robinson’s J. K. Boston Rayne Cemetery

Eden Pleas End to Rail Strike Amid Ship Slowdown

Freighters idle as a third stewards’ strike halts four liners blocking 2000 passengers bound for the United States and Canada. Eden urges railway workers to return to work warning of rising unemployment and harmed exports while outlining daily train counts and essential traffic. About 67,000 locomotive engineers and firemen seek a weekly raise amid union talks with a package deal.

United States Canada Australia Eden Britain Hey Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen British Transport Commission National Union NUR

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