Seven Defendants Scheduled for Indiana Trial Week
The September Term of Indiana criminal court opens Monday with seven defendants listed for trial. District Attorney J. Murray Bitterbaugh released the schedule covering Monday through Wednesday. Defendants include Andrew J. Russo, Alex McDonnell, John K. McCarthy, Lloyd S. Walker, Lloyd B. Walker, John J. Vernacchio, Harry Hoffman, and Harry Moore, with charges ranging from burglary and larceny to worthlessness checks and driving under the influence. Charles Keller and Thomas J. Dalessia are set for Wednesday.
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Criminal Court
Indiana
J. Murray Bitterbaugh
Falinws
Andrew J. Russo
Alex McDonnell
John K. McCarthy
Lloyd S. Walker
Lloyd B. Walker
John J. Vernacchio
Harry Hoffman
Harry Moore
John 4. Vernacchio
Gas rescue progress in Scottish mine disaster
Rescue teams faced delays as gas slowed efforts to reach 118 trapped miners at Knockshinnoch Mine south of Glasgow. Barricades of coal and peat hindered shaft access, while gas masks required training. Families gathered at the pithead as canteens and prayers marked the suspenseful wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost Board
Knockshinnock Casite
Salvation Army
Glasgow
William Reid
National Coal Board
Reid
Town Holds Mock Atomic Bomb Raid in Revere Mass
In a historic first for the United States a mock atomic raid was staged at Revere Beach near Boston. More than 1,500 soldiers and defense staff manned stations while 390 National Guard anti Aircraft troops assumed battle positions. Planes from the Civil Air Patrol took to the air and emergency support from five neighboring towns and a Boston fireboat aided the demonstration. Col Joseph Manken led the event to avoid public panic with pre written instructions sent to 31 agencies.
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Revere
Mass
National Guard
Boston
Massachusetts Civil Air Patrol
Kenneth M. Rose
Tre
Joseph Manken
Battle Mountain Falls To North Koreans
Allied forces faced heavy Red offensives near Yongchon and Taegu, with U S and South Korean troops regrouping after days of combat. Despite the rain and dense clouds, air and ground counterattacks pushed back North Korean advances toward Taegu, linking with American units as they repelled multiple tank and infantry assaults along the Naktong corridor.
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Leig Erickson
Mate
Sital
Younehou
Yangyu
Naktong River
Yongsan
Battle Monitor
U. S
Naktong
Don Huth
Jack MacBeth
Yongchon
Kyongju
Pohang
Yongchan
Taegu
Kumhwa
MacBeth
Kyongin
Hurtibest
Pusan
Engin
Berh
Kyongyu J
Yooxehon
Teachers Stranded in Paris on European Tour
About 181 American students and teachers are stranded in Paris after their tour of Europe due to the travel agency failing to pay the return fare to the charter airline. Another 60 travelers are stranded in England for the same reason as they run low on funds and some miss meals. The Paris office of Student Travel Service reported no money to cover flights, with a Tiger Airliner canceled after New York advised nonpayment.
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Paris
Europe
England
New York
Student Travel Service, Limited
Chicago J
Tom Floyd
Tigter Ajcines
Flying Tiger
China
Floyd
Northwestern University
Ovelika
Alabama
Orly Field
Battle updates show Red offensive near Yangehon and Taegu
The report recounts heavy Red attacks aimed at Yangjehon defenses with main forces moving east of town and skirmishes along roads. U S and Allied units counter with large-scale repulses around Yongsan and Taegu as North Korean reinforcements flow in and command seeks to keep supply routes open.
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Broun
MayArtile
Yangjehon
Yangehon
Erickson
Yongsan
Battle Mountain
First Cavalry
Straller Rea
Taegu
Ie Naktong River
Koresa Marines
Taedongpoty
Hee
Pyongyang
Laval
Hog City
Mirices
Mls Explosives
Sankey Review At C and MA Church
Allen and Leslie Thompson will present the life and songs of Ira D Sankey at 7 30 p m next Sunday in the Christ Hanl and Missionnary Alliance Church. Public invited with sales duets and congregational singing. Rev FE W Thompson founder and director of West Indies Mission Cuba will conduct a special service at 11 a m Sunday to describe his mission work in Cuba. O H Stilt is pastor.
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Cuba
O.H. Stilt
Sinatra Suit Out of Court
Frankie Sinatra's wife Nancy seeks separate maintenance with the suit likely settled out of court Negotiations toward a settlement are under way according to attorney Gregson Bautzer who said a two week continuance was granted in the Superior Court case and hearings were postponed.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Frankie Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra
Gregson Bautzer
Pius Holds Outdoor Audiences at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XII began outdoor audiences at his summer home in Castel Gandolfo to handle Holy Year overflow. The Vatican reports record pilgrim totals this year, with 500,069 pilgrims to Rome bringing the Holy Year total above 2,500,000. A spontaneous crowd gathered, and the Pontiff greeted attendees, confirming Wednesday is audience day.
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Castel Gandolfo
Maly
Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
Basilica
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Lake’ ‘Urbano
Jones Family At Hillsdale on a Weekend Service
The Rev and Mrs Bert Jones and their five Pittsburgh children known as Pittburg h's Radio Family will lead a weekend service schedule at Hillsdale Methodist Church September 16 17 with performances at 745 p m Saturday and 1045 a m Sunday A 230 p m Sunday service follows at Cockport Methodist Church and 745 p m at Salem Church Cherry Tree The program Evening With the Joneses blends rural solos duets trios quartets chalk drawings organ music and testimonies centered on the Christian home
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Bert Jones
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Hillsdale Methodist Church
Cockport Methodist Church
Salem Church
Cherry Tree
Joneses
Hour of Decision Near For Beauties
Ashbury Park New Jersey September beauty contest ends soon with 31 finalists, all married, competing for Mrs America and a tour of eastern cities. Sitters will be provided. entrants must show household proficiency besides beauty. Bernice Denstock of West Des Moines was disqualified for not being a permanent resident of Iowa.
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Ashbury Park
N. J
America
Bernice Denstock
Des Moines
Johnson and Acheson: Cabinet Fate in Flux
Reporters quote White House aides on Johnson and Acheson amid criticism from Defense Department circles. A White House source says Johnson may leave sooner than expected while President Truman asserts both would stay while he remains in office. Other aides indicate the President now favors retaining Acheson even as Johnson’s tenure remains uncertain. Atlantic City track coverage follows with a separate note on a racing event.
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Defense Department
White House
Acheson
Johnson
Truman
Mr. Truman
Obituary notices from Indiana County area
Obituaries list William N Ray of Penn Run who died in Indiana Hospital from fire burns and will be mourned at Penn Run Methodist Church with interment at Harmony Cemetery. Others include Joseph F Schertzinger of Indiana County Veterans Hospital death and funeral at Robinsons with St Bernard's mass, Eleanor Ann Smith of Coy died at Indiana Memorial Hospital, Alfred Charles Martz of Glen Campbell funeral at Glen Campbell Methodist, Edna Holmquist Sagamore death funeral in Sagamore Trinity Lutheran, Frank Kerr Barnesboro funeral at East Mahoning Baptist Church, Jay H Dickey Indiana death in hospital with services at Robinsons and Oakland Cemetery, Frank R Wagner Creekside death funeral at Five Points, John Calvin Ashbaugh Newrytown death with services in Newrytown Cemetery, Wilber L Pearce Johnstown death funeral at Henderson, Minerva Catherine Keeler Indiana death funeral at Robinsons.
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William N, Ray
William N. Ray
Penn Run
Indiana
Burns
W.W. He Seybolt
Clarence Bennett I
Harmony Cemetery
Rabinson's
Adeline
Keith Ray
Joseph F. Schertzinger
Veterans’ Hospital
Aspinwall
Pittsburgh
John
Mary Patricia Schertzinger
California
Joseph Ali Blakley
Department ‘of
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Ann Smith
Coy
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Church of the Nazarene
Homer City
B. B. Connor
Armagh
Mae Funeral Home
Alfred Charles Martz
Alfred Charles, Martz
Glen Campbell
Glen Camp ‘Bell
E. R. Miller
Lester H. Norton
Burnside
McCardell
Martz
Prudential Life
Edna Holmquist
Ednar ‘Holmquist
Sagamore
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
Frank Kerr
Blair Buchanan
Barnesporo
East Ma‘honing
Albert W. Byene
Ralelgh
Hillsdale
Kerr
Grant
Township
East Mahoning
Norma
Eugene Moorhead
Dolores
John Dickey
Sharpsville
Lester Love
George Henry
Charles Wheeler
Robe Inson’s
N. 7Th St
J. L. Peterson
Oakland Cemetery
Frank R. Wagner
Creek, Side
R. D
Five Points
Washington Township
Indiana County
Winona (Morrison) Wagner
McKeesport
Wagner
David E
John C. Wagner
Creekside
Minnie Carnahan
Frank Downey
Reinhold K. Weber
John Calvin Ashbaugh
Newrytown
John B
Sarah George Ashbaugh
Cochran’s Mills
Effie ‘Martha Hilty Ashbaugh
Charles J
Iselin
Daugh‘ters
Frank A. Calhoun
H. L. Henthorne
Newrytown Cemetery
Wilber L. Pearce
Bower
Hill Road
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Thomas J. and
Margaret Lange Pearce
Portage
Johnstown American Legion Post
Et & A
Pearce
Jane Bard Pearce
Shirley West
Ferris Pearce
Columbus
Ohio
Nellie Shultz
Pitts~burgh
Olive Pearce
Ebens‘burg
Mester Hohnke
Slippery Rock
John i Henderson
Central Avenue
Minerva Catherine Keeler
James 'T
Mary Joan Shields Campbell
Summerville
Jefferson County
Desire, Pa
Rossiter
Rayburn W. Keeler
Desire
Sidney A. Marshall
Robinson's
Harry & Boyd
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Indiana County Grand Jury
New County
Indiana County Home Farm
Neal
McIntyre
Steele Clark
Lloyd Rosensteel
William Hildebrand
Sipos
C & MA
Sinatra
Pius
Joseph F. Keifer
Florissant
St. Louis University
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Keiler
Pope
Keiser
Jack White
Continunity Memorial
Heath Clark
Coffman
Atlantic
Star
Atlantic City
Jay H. Dickey
South Fifth Street
Indiana Hospital
Gibson
Mi Nie
Link) Dickey
Rochester Mills
Dickey
Evangelical United Brethren Church
B. P
Grace A. Cox
Gibson Dickey
Marchand
Warren
Bell Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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