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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1957

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Rains Came Drenched West Penna as Giants Meet Pirates

Rain drenched Northwestern Pennsylvania with up to an inch expected by noon. The New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates scheduled to play a three game weekend series with potential postponement and a possible Saturday twi night doubleheader if rain continues. Gates to Sunday’s finale were not expected to sell out, with reserve seats still available. Weather data showed eight tenths of an inch at 8 am, and towns reported varying totals from Franklin to Erie.

New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Forbes Field Weather Bureau Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Franklin Erie Tionesta

Teamsters Election Faces Delay in Court Challenge

The suit seeks a court restraining order to delay the union election until new delegates can be chosen. It accuses Hoffa Beck and the executive board of denying democratic rights and manipulating the process with dictatorial leaders and phantom locals. Also notes charges by AFL CIO Ethical Practices Committee and possible expulsion implications.

Schmidt Beck, Hoffa Martin T. Lacey As Both Teamsters Lacey New Who York Area Teamsters Council Fofm Tunion O'Rourke Who New York Post Senate Recto Gs Lacey Senate Committee Hoffa Dave Beck Beck Afl-Cio Ethical Practices’ Committee Afl-Cio

Juror Called Delivers Fatal News in Robbery Trial

In Chicago Judge Julius H. Miner presided over three armed robbers, Robert Smith, 28, and two accomplices, who were sentenced for a liquor store drugstore robbery. The bailiff informed the court that juror Margaret de Franko, 45, was dead, killing the trial as she died during the holdup. The men now face murder charges for her Feb 21 death.

Chicago Margaret de Franko Julius H. Miner Robert Smith Smith de Franko Margaret Carson’ Lukehart Ridgway Carl J. Lukehart Kaul Memorial Hospital St. Mary’s Rural Valley Samuel W Ida Mae Porter Carson Carson Lukehart Ridgeway Dayton Smith Brothers Company Church of Christ Todd Carson Jak Lukehart Larry Lukehart U.S. Navy San Francisco Raymond Lakehart Johnsonburg Robert Freda) Jewart Philip Edna) Bailey Pittsburgh Dale Baltimore Ross Carson Tarentuny Roy Carson van Aken Glade Run Carson Funeral ‘Home

Faubus Faces Court Fight Over School Integration Authority

The article outlines Faubus contesting federal court authority in a civil rights case, arguing a fair trial is prejudiced. It notes FBI involvement, a 400-page report, and subpoenas to national guardsmen. Judge Davies is expected to issue an injunction stopping interference with school integration, with appeals possible to the 8th Circuit and Supreme Court. President Eisenhower expresses disappointment over lack of voluntary progress at Little Rock.

Faubus Little Rock FBI Republic Sherman T. Clinger Marion E. Johnson Arkansas Davies Fargo N.d.i The Arkansas Democrat 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. Supreme Court Eisenhower Newport R.I

PUC Hearings On Gas Rates In Pittsburgh

Harrisburg reports the Public Utility Commission will hold two hearings in Pittsburgh next month on complaints over natural gas rate increases. Peoples Natural Gas seeks a 1,242,000 boost, with a hearing set for Oct. 8. Equitable Gas faces a 969,000 rise, with a second hearing on Oct. 21.

Harrisburg Public Utility’ Commission Pittsburgh Peoples Natural Gas Equitable Gas Companies Equitable

Unhappy On School Slowdown by Arrowsmith in Newport

President Eisenhower deeply disappointed as federal court orders on Little Rock Central High School integration face delay. Faubus and National Guardsmen disputed, while White House pressed for voluntary compliance and adherence to the Supreme Court ruling.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Newport R.I Eisenhower Little Rock Arkansas Justice Department Orval Faubus Central High School Newport White House Faubus Wayne Hawks Hawks White House James C. Hagerty U.S. Supreme Court Integration

Man Denies Responsibility At Theological Symposium

Greenville Pa Dr Vilmos Vajta executive secretary of the Lutheran World Federation says at Thiel College symposium that man in every age denies being a social being and denies God, a delusion since people depend on God and live in a world created by God. The symposium ends tomorrow.

Greenville Vilmos, Vajta Lutheran World Federation Dept Thiel College Vajta

Huge Gas Well At Driftwood In Clearfield County

In Clearfield County a newly drilled well on the Win Field Miller farm near Home Camp produced an estimated 60 to 80 million cubic feet of gas. Driller Roy Fairman of Driftwood reports the well, owned by Harry Brunt and H F McKay Associates of Bradford, reached a depth of 7 256 feet after about five weeks of drilling and is among the largest in the Rockton Lutherburg Home Camp area.

Clearfield, Pa Clearfield County Roy Fairman Driftwood Harry Brunt H. F. McKay Associates Bradford Winfield Miller Home Camp Rockton-Luthersburgh Home Camp

No Further Talks On Trolley Rates

Pittsburgh report says no more talks on bus and trolley contract demands until after Public Utility Commission rules on a three cent fare hike by Pittsburgh Railways Co. Mediators label bargaining futile without knowing available funds. Fare increase set to begin Oct 13, with decision expected before Oct 8. Six negotiating days remain before the Oct 14 strike deadline. City officials and Mayor Lawrence met with mediators yesterday.

Pittsburgh Public Commission Pittsburgh Railways Co Joseph Bach G. Harry Young PUC Division 85 David L. Lawrence

Television starlet wins divorce over bachelor husband

Santa Monica California TV starlet Patricia Lee Powell aged 23 has won a divorce from William D Powell 32 son of actor William Powell. She testified that marriage to a man who wished to be a bachelor again made her life unbearable. Read The Gazette Classified Ads.

Santa Monica Calif Patricia Lee Powell William D. Powell William Powell

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