Seaman Kills Ensign Navy Investigates
Seaman D. Henderson, 22, Grand Rapids Michigan, killed Ensign Morris on a Treasure Island ship. He fled to the bridge where for six hours he held a loaded pistol as sailors and Marines urged surrender. Capt. Robert O. Beer and officials urged peaceful resolution before Henderson surrendered at 12:25 p.m. under guard for counsel and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harrison
Grand Rapids, Mich
Morris
Henderson’ Defense
Henderson
Robert O. Beer
San Mateo
Calif
Treasure Island Naval Base
E.M. Williams
Margaret Henderson
Treasure Island Security
Ansign
Memorial Day Observances Across County Planned
County wide Memorial Day events honor fallen soldiers with services at Elderton Elderton cemetery and Elkdale Thompson cemeteries led by speakers J W Everett and W Stuart Helm. Parades feature Marion Center and Elderton high school bands, plus Little League openings at Clymer and Saltsburg locations. Countywide events include pool and Herman Harris Little League Field dedications, plus baseball games picnics and reunions across Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Everett
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Marion Center
Plumville
W. Stuart Helm
State House of Representatives
Elderton
Elderton Post American Legion
iShannock Valley High School Jrand
Rural Valley
Clymer
Gilbert $. Parnell
Ball Park
American Legion Post 57
Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths Across Indiana County
A long obituary list details the passing of Mrs. Lulu Stephens Glenn 82 of Pine Flats and other local figures including George Clarence Boyer Sr and Cla ra Kathryn Hershberger Zener. It notes dates birth and death, family survivors in multiple towns, and funeral arrangements in Cherry Tree Indiana Punxsutawney Blairsville and San Francisco with services at Robinson Lytle's McCracken and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Stephens Glenn
Pine Flats
Ethel Plusquellie
Harrisburg
David
Annabelle Dixon Stephens
Cherry Hill’ Township
Worth
Sarah) Tonkin
Cherry Tree
Edward
Annabel) Fisher
Greenville
Clarence
Alice) Wohlheuder
Springville
New York
Robert
Ruth) McClurg
New Castle
Ethel
Arthur Glenn
Ellicott
David Glenn
Heilwood
Arthur Allison
Wilkinsburg
Dick Stephens
Homer
City
McCracken
James Matn
Oakland Cemetery
George Clarence Boyer, SR
Jones Creek
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Boyer
Shelocta
Newj Kensington
Arnold
Peter J
Jennie
Kerr Boyer
Jean Storey Boyer
Elmer G
George C. Jr
Glenn B
LeRoy
Jean) Kennedy
Orpha Yanakos
Pittsburgh
Goldie Whiteright
Robinson- Lytle’s
N. 7Th St
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Clara Kathryn
Hershberger Zener
Jacob M. Zener
Taylor Ave
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Somerset County
Jennerstown
David J
Rachel Lohr Hershberger
Johnson Public Schools
Purchase Line Academy
Oil Company Executive Dies in Pittsburgh
A. T. Sullivan, 64, senior vice president of Gulf Oil Corp., died of a heart attack last night in Pittsburgh. Hasinger Lyon and retired officer Mrs. Lyon, sister of Mrs. Elmer W. Flowers, reside at 53 Wayne’s Avenue. Lulu Omwake, of Washington DC, died after a lingering illness. Funeral services for Omwake set for Friday at 2 PM at Hines Funeral Home with interment in Ft. Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
T. J. Sullivan
Gulf Oil Corp
Hasinger Lyon
Lyon
Elmer W.flowers
Wayne’ S Avenue
Lulu Taitomwake
Washington,'d.c
Hines Funeral Home
Washington
Ft. Lincoln
Walsh graduates after 40000 miles of high school travel
Edward Walsh of Louisville spent four years and logged 40000 miles traveling to and from Trinity High School to earn his diploma. He plans to enroll at the University of Louisville, about ten miles farther from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edward Walsh
Trinity High School
University of Louisville
Breaks Leg In Tumble Near Philadelphia Theater Incident
Dancer Jean Williams performing in a Philadelphia area musical toppled during a blackout and fractured her leg. The mishap occurred just before she went on stage in a tent theater setting. audience and crew recall no ritual for luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jlo
Jean Williams
Jean
Land Damage Suit Approved for Two Bed Residents
Harrisburg report notes a bill unanimously passed by the Senate would authorize two Aliquippa residents, Mr. and Mrs. James Little, to sue the commonwealth for land damages after road construction. Senator Harry E. Seyler says the measure corrects an oversight or attorney error that caused them to miss an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bedver County
Commonwealth
Senate
Hight
James Little
Aliquippa
Harry E. Seyler
York
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Seaman
Ensign
Navy
Gazette
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Fashion Center For Women
Jantzen
Town & Country
Jantzen Swimwear
Frank Francis Grada
Indiana Hospital
George Amend
Bell Funeral Home
San Bernardino
California
Martha Belle
Orner Bracken
Pennsylvania
Daniel J
Martha Orner
William Bracken
Irvin M. J
Apple Valley
Tra
Elizabeth Duncan
Grant ‘Orner
Harv Orner
Youngwood
Penna
Bern Orner
Mineral Point
St. Stepens Methodist Church
Mt. View
Joanne Jennie Serrian
Joseph Popson
Hancock Street
Italy
Pasquali
Victoria Provinzano Perri
St. Anthony's
Blaisi Serman
Anthony
Chris
Punxsutawney
Sylvester
Rose) Caligurire
Ralph
Anna) Cardone
Jamestown
Thomas
Frances) Colosimo
Rochester
Joseph
Kathryn) Popson
Peta Mabefferi
Angela Biballi
Detroit
Michigan
Jpence Funeral Home
St. Anthony's Church
Francis Karabinos
George Grega
Francis Johnston
Calvary Cemetery
Christian Mathers
Church School
Indiana County Christian Endeavor
Womans Christian Temperance Union
N. 7Th
R. W Falls
C. F. Anderson
Ferguson Funeral Home
Blairsville
Mabel (Gray) Neal
Blairsville RD
La‘trobe Hospital
Lena (Gray) Gray
Ird
Wright Rest Home
Mable Gray Neal
Torrance
John R. Neal
Hatty
Twila M. Neal
Israel Gray
Hillsdale
Ebenezer
Lewisville
Lena Gray Gray
Cokeville
James W. Lyon
San Francisco
Stella
Olive M
John Kellner
Ted
the First Assembly of God ‘Church
Church St. Indiana
R. J. Barris
Indiana Music House
5Th St
Photte
Indiana County
Sears
Homart
Sears Expert
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Phila. Street
Homarthen
Wome
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