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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1946

Page

5

Churches Invite You Across the Area

A long list of local church services and programs is announced including Sion Lutheran Union Service at Leafern Church with morning and evening rites, Westminster League, St. Bernards Masses, United Presbyterian Morning Worship, Church School times, and Evangelistic services led by multiple pastors.

Harry Burton Boyd Westminster League United Presbyterian James K. Leitch D. B Holy Communion Presbysterian Church Goi Third Water Street Brady Ware Astur Wasacim Tad Pom Byentige Methoidiat David H. Graham Heam Presby- Aevinn Mintheta Wheeling Ya A.m. Bible School lWwidt N.m Word of God Living Gospel Tabernacla Rev. IL Culp Bo A Young Peeple

Expelled Balkan Correspondent Describes Expulsion

Reuben H. Markham, longtime Balkan correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, says Communist regimes in Bulgaria and Romania commit mass repression similar to past tyrannies. He was expelled from Romania after protests by the U.S. government. Markham recounts attacks by state press, disappearances, and violent incidents against opposition leaders and witnesses.

Athens Reuben H. Markham Balkan Christian Science Monitor Bulgaria Romania Graiul. Nau Red Army Bucharest Markham Graiul Nou United States

Pole Kills Man on Street Car in Chicago

Geo Cook a 24 year old dock hand was killed when a trolley pole snapped as a street car passed under a viaduct at South Halsted and 40th Street. One end of the pole shattered through an open window and struck him on the head as he stood on the rear platform.

Chicago Geo Cook South Halsted 40Th Street Cook

Son Defends FDR Theories in Fort Worth

Elliot Roosevelt, son of the late President, said the nation faces inflation and near starvation after his father’s advice was ignored. He contends rationing removal caused scarcity and claims his father would have opposed the atomic bomb and favored the United Nations and a veto plan. He wrote a book about talks with his father and postwar plans. He denied Mexican candidate Almazan’s charge FAO deceived him.

Fort Worth Tex Elliot Roosevelt Roosevelt Faye Emerson United Nations Elliot Juan A. Almazan Mexico FAO Almazan New York Beaumont

Clerk To Die For Mutilation Killing

Los Angeles reports Arthur L. Eggers, 52, former sheriff's clerk, faces mandatory death for the mutilation murder of his wife Dorothy, 42, after a sane verdict. He claimed the body was not his wife. Judge Nye to sentence next Wednesday. Madrid reports Spanish submarine C4 sank near Balearic Islands with 46 deaths after being struck by Destroyer Lepanto, Navy announced.

Los Angeles Arthur L. Eggers Sheriff's Dorothy Eggers Mountain Canyon Clement D. Nye Madrid Balearic Islands

The Fighting Third Dies In Army Reorganization

In a 1940s style tribute, the American Army announces the deactivation of the famed Third Infantry Division on August 1, a unit renowned as one of the two finest doughboy divisions. It chronicles its WWI and WWII records, battles from Casablanca to Berchtesgaden, the 1431 days in the line, 45,000 purple hearts, 8,300 bronze and silver stars, and its enduring legacy, while noting the end of a historic era in the atomic age.

WAL Dwight Eisenhower Mark Clark Casablanca Berchtesgaden Marine Corps

Elliott Roosevelt Fined for Speeding in New Jersey

Attorney Paul Rosen pleaded guilty for Elliott Roosevelt before Justice Ralph Warren in EAST FISHKILL New York. Roosevelt, son of the late President, was fined fifteen dollars after state trooper A L Wallace alleged he drove 65 mph on Taconite Parkway last Saturday.

East Fishkill N. J Justice of Peace Ralph Warren Elliott Roosevelt Paul Rosen Poughkeepsie A.L. Wallace Roosevelt Taconite Parkway Gazette

Bandits Slain in Northwestern Spain Gun Battle

Civil guards in Corunna province report four bandits killed in a mountain engagement. They seized documents found on the bodies, but their nature was not disclosed.

Madrid Corunna Spain

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