Academy Coach Walter Lemm Dies at Sea Military Academy
Walter Lemm former Notre Dame baseball assistant and Miami of Ohio star dies at Sea Military Academy. He helped Jake Kline with Notre Dame’s baseball squad this spring.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
8
Walter Lemm former Notre Dame baseball assistant and Miami of Ohio star dies at Sea Military Academy. He helped Jake Kline with Notre Dame’s baseball squad this spring.
Heavy late spring rains have quickened grass growth, prompting J W Warner to urge mowing to curb unpalatable growth, aid regrowth, and reduce weed seeding while keeping clover viable. Also notes spray control for black rot in grapes using Bordeaux mixtures and reports on 1946 Mow Hay finishers in use for moisture thresholds.
Louise Jaccuzzi of Pettey City faces indictment for aiding the Monmouth County Jail escape of five prisoners. Fugitives Lawrence Janice and Jay Gould Cotton named in separate indictments. article mixes other farm and 4-H club notes with local events and guidance on gardening sprays and hay mows.
Rome reports rising disillusionment over Paris peace talks as Italy demands Trieste and Istria be kept. Premier De Gasperi pledges resistance to any treaty that cedes Trieste, while 86 year old Vittorio Orlando warns against any immoral barter detaching Trieste from Italy.
In Athens on June 29, the ministry of public order reported a clash between Communists and police end with nine policemen killed and three Communists killed after a several hour battle by a 75 member group using machineguns and grenades. In eastern Thrace near the Turkish border two more policemen were killed in a separate attack.
In Bucharest on June 27 a Soviet controlled Romanian press campaign renewed anti American sentiment against expelled Christian Science Monitor reporter Reuben Markham. The papers echo the Russian army newspaper Grattinou accusing the United States of expansionist aims and claim Washington seeks bases from Iceland, Portugal, and Australia without success so far.
British authorities detained an undisclosed number of Hamburg residents today after yesterday's demonstration of about 4000 people against evacuating 30 000 residents to clear space for British military families. The crowd in the city square chanted anti occupier slogans and booed Burgomaster Petersen while singing Deutschland Uber Alles.
DETROIT June 29 three Greyhound bus passengers traded places with three helicopter riders to showcase the nations first combined air-bus service. The four place rotor plane landed near a three level cloverleaf intersection as bus passengers joined the plane and the plane passengers boarded the waiting bus. Greyhound officials predicted public availability within two years with pilots and executives detailing routes from inaccessible areas to city landing sites. Igor Sikorski watched as Jimmie Vinar piloted the helicopter repeatedly landing within inches of the target.
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