Trial of Carpenter for Mrs. Blackwell murder begins
Jury selection in Warren county court for the murder trial of Samuel G Carpenter of Easton Pa. over the death of his longtime companion Mrs Ray Blackwell. Prosecutor outlines relationship, gun purchase, and events leading to her death on April 25 1955 as evidence mounts against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorggis
Barber Eugle
Sientttel G. Carpenter
Easton
Hla
Ray Blickwell
Warran
Ils
Carpenter
Blackwell
Wiyhington Street
Bineks
Harry
Basten Jnr
Warren County
Luke
Lackowell
Mia
Alec Patterson
Hive
Auuet
Hay
I.W. Schuits
Henry
Harti
Michael
Columbi
Morrow
Johi Ankiart
Samuel Cole, Jr
Hardwiel
Bikirstown
Bill
D. Cornell
New York
Sohn A. Seynolds
Phil- Upsburgy
Fiat
Howart Kitehan
Greenwich
Hua Reid
Srat
Waite
Lovi H. Hlxen
Frelinghuysen
John Hornbakes
Wilkington
Starz
Tehianan
Ralph Dinit
Binimlowh
Srav
Pars
Oxford
Frank Wither
Hardwick
Nathan IL. Kerr
Prelinghoyses
Iyas
Odober
J. Ludaberrs
Blairstown
Win, Riley
Marmony
Elauaed
John L. Weiler
Washington Township
Sinn Rendey
John H. Castner
Tardywick
Slao
Mir
Weller
Robert Wyelul
Phillipsburg
John ML Conklin
Harwiels
H B
TB van Doren
Washington
James V. Lindiberry
Blainstown
John EL. Welter
Jackson Valley
Frmer
Benjamin A. Fondearshat
Allamuchy
Nathan A. ‘Ketr
Dvelingbiysen
Lewis T. Labar
Mansfield
John H Castner
Hin Barman
John Mf. ‘Conklin
Pete Lewis Davin
Warren Paper Bulls
Ralph D. Hunk
Binkstown
Lygik Werner
Shnson Dewitt
Nzen
Proguculor Anglo
Samuel Q. Carpenter
Ilo
Tlna Ie
Blackwall
Asbury
Barstow
Derpenter
White
Wabeington 'Street
Carter Texbaul
Olloek
Mia Blackwell
Aevision
Philipsburg
Plaés
Hix
Wisacer
Hey Eagle
Phey Gwalleeel Ip
Mra. Blackwell
Gorgay
Pedrow
Avick Ales
Brickwell
Evertings
Hee
Gorgas
Tater
Bhickwell
Great Monday Storm Strips Town and Countryside
A severe Monday night flood swept through Washington and surrounding areas destroying bridges and crops. The flood damaged Brads Castle and Brass Castle, uprooting trees, washing out roads, and inundating farms, with Samuel Opdyke Sr noting his mill and garden were heavily hit as water carved new channels and exposed foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Washington
Wansmall
Coursties
Ji la
D Fern
Magda
Mhihealot
Lackawanna Railron
Brags Castle
Leon Leo
Brass Castle
Samuel Opdyke
Frank
Op Avie
Geerne
Samuel Pesca
Brnes Castle
Montana
Visa Castle
Roaring Rock
Ronring Rock
Millray
Washington Athletics Spring Series at Fourth of July
Brookslyn police report two Washington games on the Fourth, a doubleheader with two rain delays, seven hits and nine errors, yielding eight runs for Washington. Coldmore pitched well for Brooklyn, while Datsyuk Sullivan led Washington with sporadic offense in a game described as not important. Athletics also faced Argyl in a second game, with a score of 13 to 12 after eleven innings. Newark Kurens shut out by Tiemington. Allentown’s Anes split two games, and Mauch Chonks praised for pitching depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millroy
Beanie
Chartia Millroy
Stinda
Tho, Washington Water Company
Weishing
Broolslyn Pilec
Norwiels Athletic Clots
Brookslyn
Whstington
Sullivan
Mg Hinds
Washington
Che
Hame
Coldmore
torack-a-Jack
Mhg
sPen - Ar
Walter D. Wilds
the. Newton
Kurenis
Newark
Tiemington
Sita G
Anes
Allentown
Mauch Chonks
Elnb
Tra Burg
Tragic Flood Damage Reports and Local Rescue Efforts
The storm causes cascading breaks along streams near Port Murray and Vienna, washing out banks and uprooting trees. Residents, including Mr Ketcham and his family, suffer losses as floodwater rises to neck level, with major property damage and halted rail and road traffic across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Inter
Boris Z Washington
Careille
Besiless Hing
Morriy Cages
Sustain Sie
H. Retcham
Jong Sev
Kotebans
Narra
Ville
Vienna
Hannan
Christine
Pebateong
Pluie No
Iain
Akinger
Ithe Hothoin
Thacangl
Bia
Thorn
Bermbank
Broadway
Tivity
Send-Has-Ron
New Volt
Ketcham Immedi
Boatoly Motile Bis Son
Washington & Yonslen
Colomore
Sullivang
Mr. Ket
Hk James
Somerville
Thorne
Ridge
Rapa Uke
Oxford
Lackawanna
Josep D. Vann
Shields
Josie
Normshton
P. Dempacy
Squire Juli
Bently
Port
Washington
Moria
Essex
Washingtoning
Baerstrad
Bles
Ptr
Hutar
Edgar Poht
Birks
Childrest
Mia
Theodore
Benty
Lewis
Mainor Ushouts
Tinea
Newarles Jobin
Lind
Jacob Init
Rockport
Cos
Ervin
Cell
Marssville
Nes
Jacobs Hann
Telegraph Nes
Frimnon
Crrvy
Danville
Wan
A.P . Bos
Norwich
Warhoe
Craft
Sith
Thazen
Wile
Rvie
Cox Ithard
Frothere
Thania
Mark
Newark
Josiah
New Fell
Port Murray
Stonebridge
Ene A & Sl
Ecwre
Chamberlain
Adam
U. S
Tne Co
United States
Lin Uim
LeVerdt
Hell
Standard Oil
Baptist Hivel
Port “Jo Alurray
Joimin
Little
John Cole
Minuit
Ue Po
Ate
Ionees
Pho
Lowa
Clark Pratt
Normiebownn
Pennsylvania
Sgaenray
David Whilzer
Wis
Baekeannia Pusbonds
Warne 2
Waslington
Corm
Rome
Dox
Rat
Levi
Toiller
Brinker
Tookkan
Contandin
Pis
New Jersey
New
Carkart
Belyideroy
Pratt
Brockaburg
George Bowlby
Esa
Alec Regalb
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Fie
Teal
Kyowlton
Benjamin
A. Hendershot
Alla
Mueby
William Alossi
Pahatcong
Carlisle Brown
Knowl- OM
Roe Bion -P. Kitchen
Pohaquarry
Williim Younghload
Sackettstown
Anton Bo DeWitt
Philip S. Liverpool
Adopliion
Bartley C. Pratt
Taxen
Uhlo
Bale
Ivan
Tiemingon
Lambertville
Doylestown
Eleaetioane
Hearbhy
Cranks
Emba