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Jl-ti”asmicthicleiwutAdd Reality To Mock Air BattleWhenCrew Hits The SilkriFighter command headquarters.;AlsOnCoiCHICAGO MAN RECEIVES IMiddlese England, sept. 3 i/P) MUSICALLY GIFTED, ifi riDcmD DADDrDvlTlie crew of an American suPer L.ur n mtv Iinr Inlo \ EARS I*OR ROBBERY ifortress was forced to bail out overiCHILD DIES Ol' POLIOigIChicago, Sept. 3— (/P) —Harry *d|Aughinbaugh, 32, today was senten-*Mced to 15 years to life imprisonment ^ I for his part in a $70,000 holdup. iej He pleaded guilty yesterday in the | midst of his trial on a robbery *rj charge. Judge Alan E. Ashcz*aft ofHolland today, adding grim realityto the start of a four-day mock air; Soupth Bend. Ind., Sept. 3—()— “Battle of Britain/1 1 Abdul Kahn, 12-year-old child pro-The B-29. abandoned over the;**? Pjanist, died in St. Joseph hos-Sheldt Estuary due to engine trouble.' »ltal today of buibar poliomyelit^It was the third polio death m threeweeks in St. Joseph county.crashed off the Dutch coast. Dispatches from Vlissingen iFlush-Abdul*s musical talents created a! criminal court pronounced sentence, ^le Netheilands, said theie!sensa^on loyally wiien it wfa$ dis-irj Another member of the holdup v ere 11 crew memters aild wercj covered that he could play musical -s’trio, Howard Branss, will be senten-irescued* {scores perfectly from memory afterlC*iced Sept. 13 by Judge Frank H. Bicek' One of the crew members was S seeing them only once or twice. The ! of criminal court He also pleaded 1 Quoted as saying fire broke out in j negro youngster was called on toi- j guilty.ie _L-dni-s, i. Iii101st AirborneDivision Holds:! AnnualCon ventionifds.Chicago, Sent. 3—()—One thousand former members of the 101st :e | “Screaming Eagle army airborne |.division arrived for their third an-; nual reunion today and tomorrow, j The 101st is the outfit which held;injured seriously.dPeo A gi ,ed thr i rials (Aand m on raeganjrslTheP. Hu!Spain? S omog Hull,in offiIn adlt; attempts for perji A rep indictm* evidence ficials ai racketee 1 Would C The rlt;Morrow,the junAmsterdam, Sept. 3—(fP)—Queen* was to lin Dixon, D. Mayo, T. C. Graham, JWilhelmina, in a quiet ceremony , county B. E. Thornton, G. H. Burdge and A. surrounded by flowers and grandeur, and “ter Brofft. Roquet was reported to be|abdicates tomorrow after 50 yearsjtion haclone of the wings after engine!play frequently at civic club meet-| trouble. When it seemed impossible lings.ho reach England after a 30-minute j --—battle with the flames, he said, thej ;crewmen took to their parachutes! and the plane fell into the estuary.The last two crew' members re-1 jscued by fishing boat, the dispatches jsaid, wrere Capt. C. «T. Durocher,| navigator, and Capt. James Farmer, j The dispatches said the names of I the other nine w’ere Lt. Col. Harold I Wilson of Oklahoma, Sgt. Walter Doyle Roquet, Frank Palzel. Frank-Queen WilhelminaWi 11 AbdicateIn Quiet Ceremonyon the Dutch throne.The bomber, one of 90 England-! At the Coment the 68-year-oldvarious ; The girfjfirni at Ba^togne during the Battle!| of the Bulge. It was Maj. Gen. An-! based B-29’s engaged, was in an monarch puts her signature to thejsubsequedothony C. McAuliffe of the 101st who;“attacking force in the most exten-said “nuts” to German surrender demands.Flying from Ft. Bragsr, N. C., for the meeting will be a plane load of former 101st men now with the 82nd Airborne Division.Coming from Washington is Gen. McAuHffc, president of the division association. Maj. Gen. Maxwell D.sive air exercises over Britain since the war. Hundreds—the exact number was kept secret—of Britain’s latest model fighters, twrin-engine Hornets and a dozen other types attempted to repel an “enemy** bombing force. The fights included 600-mile-an-heur meteor jets.instrument of abdication at about jthe *nve 12:30 p.m. ^5:30 a.m., CSTi she will'the Peo be succeeded by her 39-year-old: should b daughter. Princess Juliana as the!*0** lea climax to the old queen’s golden jubilee celebration.Juliana will be formally installed I courtrooias queen of The Netherlands on:fn§ram | Monday in a ceremony at thei*ts reP°rHull a officialsThe superforts, flying at 30.000jNieuwe Kerk, near the palace. But-**11** Dolt; Taylor, wartime commander of the feet- made daylight attacks against i at noontime tomorrow she ac-'i A rePt 101st and now superintendent 0f ' Birmingham, London, Hull, Conven-itually will take over officially in an ^ce- ^ Jwest Point, also will attend. 'try and other midland and southern empire of 65.000,000, including 9,- indicted,,' The 101st fought in Normandv ! industrial centers. Lancasters and 1000,000 homelanders. plied, “IJHolland, at Bastogne, Alsace, and J twin-engine fighters used as bomb- j --.stand wt-j j in Germany. A feature of the festi-’crs “attacked” tonight. ;e vities will be a tour of the Chicago! The daylight attackers' swung °ut|Kp|lpc K]*(yi||p|*T* lt;11 Urailrood fair tomorrow. It- will be lover Holland to get away from the‘101st Airborne Day” in honor of!radar screen in making their aP-|4\T O •* 191jthe occasion, fair officials announ- proaches. It was during this mane- J\Qf ^m*I)nSe€l r|ccd. uver that the Superfort crashed.f 4 ? jr ____T_ _ 11 • _. *r^r♦ ♦ aV-*■ ( ^ Iil!iTruman Appoints•3 Men To Study**Atomic Disputes! Spaint reached ! The i I growth ( 126 of Bel ! notoriou!IAir Marshal Sir William Elliot.im ff Af |\ , 1• * B J ! J. O il63r Ui l/Cfltll Afterthe mam purpose of the exercise j rfnele rilwas to test Britain's present defen- # !.e equipment against bomber Milwaukee, Sept. 3—(.lt;?—John i;.orces which could flv faster andiBene5 sa^ today he was “not sur-j ^ higher than those used by Germanv prised” at word of the death of his against Britain. ‘ j younger brother, Eduard.The tests will continue through j president of Czechoslovakia.Mondav I vas sicic a lon£ time.” said?R^ Waj: ___jJohn. 78. “I am not surprised/' ‘bribe for■sive informer | Hull c I against I
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Jacksonville Daily Journal
Jacksonville, Illinois, US
Sat, Sep 04, 1948
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