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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1946

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Ex-GIs seize Athens Tenn jail after six hour gun battle

In McMinn county Tennessee 18 people were wounded as former GIs backed by rifles attacked the county jail to overturn an election result. The six hour siege ended with veterans patrolling streets and control of law and order, while Sheriff Mansfield and deputies faced removal.

Athens Tenn McMinn County Pat Mansfield G. I The Election Commission G.L Herbert Walker Knox Henry Mansfield Srun Dawn Paul Cantrell

McKellar Clinches renomination in violent Tennessee primary

Senator Kenneth D. McKellar won renomination and a sixth term in Washington after a primary marked by bloodshed. Backed by Edward H. Crump’s Memphis machine, he led Carmack 165,836 to 94,314 with additional votes for Neal and Ross. Gubernatorial results show Browning ahead of McCord and Richardson among partial tallies.

Nashville Tenn Kenneth D. McKellar Washington Edward H. Crump Memphis McKellar Edward Ward Carmack Carmack John R. Neal Herman H. Ross Gordon Browning Jim McCord Leah Richardson

Bloodshed in Tennessee primary reported

An armed mob stormed the McMinn county jail to seize ballot boxes while in Monroe county a 60 year old farmer, Jake Tipton, was shot and killed at the Rural Vale voting booth near Tellico Plains. In Memphis CIO PAC threats accompanied Crump aligned candidates leading in renomination.

Nashville Tenn Athens McMinn County Monroe County Vale Tellico Plains Jake Tipton Memphis Cio-Pac Ed Crump Crump McKellar Gov. McCord

Harrisburg Woman Shoots Self In Germany

Mrs John T Burnite 31 of Harrisburg Pennsylvania shot herself in her Berlin home this morning becoming the first death by own action among American dependents in Germany. She arrived seven weeks ago with her two children Jack four and Beth two. The husband a civilian employee heard a shot and found her wounded. she died this afternoon at a military hospital.

Berlin INS Germany John T. Burnite Harrisburg Pennsylvania Office of Political Affairs

Keen To Go

Harrisburg Aug 2 Mrs John Burnite who killed herself in Berlin was described as very keen to join her husband in Germany by her father in law Dr John T Burnite He said she was nervous but willing to stay on despite concerns over the servant question and noted her maiden name was Betty Haas before marrying seven years ago.

Harrisburg John Burnite Berlin Germany John T. Burnite Burnite Betty Haas

Husband Dies Wife Hears Dies in Tragic Mourning

In Pittsburgh on August 2 Mrs. Catherine Goralski, 54, sobbed as her husband collapsed and died two hours earlier. Her daughters offered comfort until she fainted and died, leaving three grieving daughters. The incident follows the sudden loss that devastated a mourning family.

Pittsburgh Catherine Goralski

Army Support By J N Cascio Told To Somerset Rotary

Attorney J N Cascio spoke at the Somerset Rotary Club praising the army’s thorough system from solders to supplies. He recounted his own rise from private to captain, and cited a Mediterranean ship loss replacement to illustrate precision in wartime logistics.

Joseph N. Cascio Somerset Rotary Club Ferner Hotel Cascio Thomas F. Lansberry Mr. Cascio

AFL chief calls seven million to unseat reactionary Congress

President William Green of the AFL urges members to back candidates with vision and fight southern Democrats and northern reactionaries. He denounces CIO raids on an AFL plant in Meadville while noting AFL support for CIO-UAW during GM strike. Green says CIO would not buy AFL into their ranks.

Columbus INS William Green American Federation of Labor Today Glass Bottle Blowers Association United States Canada Congress Green CIO Meadville AFL Cio-Uaw General Motors

Constellation Modifications Approved For Return To Service

The civil aeronautics administration announced that modifications to the Lockheed Constellation will allow a return to regular airline service within three weeks. Changes include fire extinguisher protection, exhaust ring upgrades, redesigned electrical connectors, copper conductors, insulated circuit breakers, and other electrical hydraulic system updates. The Constellation’s flying certificates were suspended July 11 after a training crash near Reading, Pennsylvania killed five crew and injured one.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Constellation Reading

Death Car Driver Is Absolved By Coroner Jury

A coroner's jury absolved Morris Markowitz of manslaughter in the death of Luda Jimison, a 55 year old Toledo truck driver, ruling the deceased's own negligence crossed the turnpike. The verdict urged investigations into crossing conditions on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and cited Governor James's 1941 speed law debates and turnpike authority to set safe speeds.

Mary, Hause Luda V. Jimison Toledo Ohio Morris Markowitz Bronx New York Jacob C. Poorbaugh Glencoe Blair Mulhollen Somerset Clyde Bowman Harry L. Knupp Harry J. Geisler Charles Sechler R. D Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Arthur H. James Pennsylvania Turnpike Turnpke Commission Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Motor Police

Three Car Wreck Near Cupps Crossing Causes $200 Damages

A Friday morning crash on Route 54 near Cupps Crossing involved Carfield Clark 16 Hooversville Willis G. Frazier Somerset and Phillip A Stahl Somerset. Police estimate damages about 190 to the Stahl car and 75 to each of the other two vehicles.

Cupp Carfield Clark Hooversville Willis G. Frazier Somerset Clark Frazier Phillip A. Stahl R. D Stahl

Stork Delivers Baby During Taxi Race in Pittsburgh

A stork delivered a seven pound son during a taxi race last night as Mrs. Fred Kraus rushed her daughter Mrs. Daniel J Quinn to the hospital. The birth occurred three blocks from the hospital with the husband, a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman, met by the new mother and baby who were reported thriving at Pittsburgh hospital.

Pittsburgh Fred Kraus Daniel J Quinn

Car overturns injures man and children on Pittsburgh trip

Mrs Ruth Martin 45 of New Florence was killed when the family car overturned on a wet highway near Johnstown. Husband Reigh and their seven year-old son Allen were hospitalized. three daughters and a neighbor’s child escaped injury as they traveled to Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh.

Johnstown Ruth Martin New Florence Reigh Allen Johnstown Hospital Seal Kenneywood Park Pittsburgh

Coleman's Battery Fed Friers Ad at 364 W Fairview

Local notice promotes Coleman's battery fed friers with electric brooders and special feed. Chickens fry in about 20 minutes and are freshly dressed on short order. Somerset address 364 W Fairview St and phone 329-W.

Coleman Fairview St

Priest Tells Philippine Missionary Experience

The Rev. Albert A. Gartland reports a letter from Rev. Richard J. Grimme describing transfer of authority to the Philippine government, tensions in Manila, and danger from looting. He recalls a flag ceremony, gunfire near him, and widespread postwar unrest as he considers delaying his vacation plans.

Albert A. Gartland St. Peter’s Catholic Church Fisne Richard J. Grimme Philippine Islands United States Manila Clarin Misamis Occ P. I

L A Lohr Dies in France in World War II Service

Sergeant Lester A Lohr died in France July 29 from injuries after a land mine explosion while serving with graves registration at Strausburg. He was 20, a Boswell high school graduate, class of 1944, inducted May 1945, trained at Camp Robinson, and went overseas November 1945. He is survived by parents, four siblings, two Penn State students, and a Somerset Pike grandfather. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of the body.

Lester A. Lohr France War Department Lester J. Lohr Boswell R. D Set. Lohr Strausburg Germany Boswell High School Army Joseph T. Robinson Little Rock Ark Robert A David A William Susan Lohr Florence C., Lohr Frances L. Lohr Pennsylvania State College Robert W. Lohr Somerset Pike Jennertown Is Home

79th Congress Ends First Mid-Summer Adjournment

Harrisburg Aug 2 The Pennsylvania CIO PAC blames Republican congressmen for price rises opposing opa saying dollars buy 75 cents worth of goods They name 15 Pennsylvania Republicans as voting wrongly and urge wage earners to be patient while the CIO seeks wider voter registration and new representatives.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania C1io Political Action Committee Opa Cio-Pac Harry Boyer Fulton Kunkel Washington Boyer CIO Congress

New York Banker Accuses May of Reneging On Garsson Loan

Elisha Walker a Wall Street banker charges Rep. Andrew May used influence to help Murray Garsson secure wartime contracts after Garsson and his brother allegedly leveraged a $5000 loan. Walker delivered correspondence to Sen. Mead outlining a prewar relationship and Meade committee scrutiny. Walker says Garsson pressed for a manganese mining venture before asking for the loan.

New York INS New York Journal American Elisha Walker Wall Street Andrew J. May D-Ky Murray W. Garsson Garsson Walker Journal American Henry Doc M. Garsson

Romance In Jap Prison Sparks Belgian Countess Frenchman's San Francisco Wedding

In San Francisco City Hall a 34 year old Belgian countess Marie de Brousse de Montpey roux and 35 year old Louis Bellon will marry after meeting in a Japanese prison camp in Saigon. They say their eyes sparked love during captivity as guards threatened prisoners. Both faced suspicion for aiding airmen in Indo China. The countess, daughter of a former professor, managed a rice plantation. Bellon ran a cigarette factory there.

San Francisco Marie de Brousse de Montpeyroux Louis Bellon Saigon Indo-China Bellon

Ethiopia Seeks Eritrea and Somaliland at Peace Conference

Ethiopia asks the peace conference to award Italy's East African colonies Eritrea and Somaliland as reparations for Italian aggression. Vice Foreign Minister Aklilu Abte Wolde presents the claim amid debate on a permanent conference chairman and other wartime grievances.

Lynn Heinzerling Paris Ethiopia Italy Eritrea Somaliland Mussolini Aklilou Abte Wolde Dodecanese Greece Hitler Czecho- Slovakia Poland Luxembourg Palace Georges Bidault France V. M. Molotov Russia Rules Committee Czechoslovakia

Hopeful reunion for Mrs Walker after New Hampshire disappearance

Mrs Barbara Walker, 23, reappeared in California after vanishing from a Conway New Hampshire picnic. She says a family quarrel and desire for a California life prompted the departure and that a kidnap tale was invented. She awaits her husband and son’s return, denying involvement with another man.

Placerville Cal Barbara Walker California New Hampshire Lake Tahoe New England Walker Sacramento Mather Army Air Field

Congress Ends Second Session at Summer Close

The 79th Congress adjourned its second session, ending Jan 14 start and noting work done despite unfinished business. Speaker Rayburn and Senate Leader Barkley praised the session as a vigorous but mixed effort with broad international cooperation and domestic disputes shaping the end.

William R. Spear Washington Senate House Congress Barkley

Weekend Maryland and nearby regions weather outlook

The forecast calls for generally fair and mild conditions in Maryland on Saturday with improving warmth on Sunday and a risk of scattered thunderstorms late Sunday. Eastern Pennsylvania remains cloudy and cool Saturday then partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thundershowers late Sunday. western Pennsylvania and West Virginia show mild Saturday and a warm, thundery Sunday with showers into Monday.

Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia

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Jim Buttram G.I. Ticket Sheriff Mansfield Simpson Somerset County Memorial Park Ronnie Statler Windber Sacred Aires Quartet Dwight Funk Mr. Fisher J. N. Cascio Rotary Donna Lee Beauty Salon W. Main St Dairy Land Somerset Tax Service Stork Bowman-Bauman Salisbury Polly Jane Shop Philippines U. S Convento Misamia Sam Sheehan Malate Set. L. A. Lohr Frances B. Schell Balis Bldg IXL Dealers Moscow N. Y Budd’s Shoe Store Calif Church OF Christ I. Woodrow World Court United Nations Rayburn D-Tex Somerset Weather Avid Grove Weather Observer Asans U.S. Weather Bureau Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver J. Allen Sheterom Casebeer Kalamazoo Main Street
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