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: . —Vice Adm. John 8. McCain, who ; . : C died less than 2¢ hours after re- Six Other Hoosiers Due in : ; Nazi Puppet Closes Case se ingen gaming bil New York To day. #2,500 OF Work. in Delon With Blanket Denial. [render ceremontes in tne Pacis , department, I d t x r Area was worn out from the strain Sixty-one Indianapolis soldiers | philosopher; ° : hdustria ¢ OSLO, Sept. T (U. P).—Vidkun|the final battle against Japan, a and officers are due to arrive in New the Wallace By UNITED PRESS Quisling, fightilg desperately to|navy physician sald’ Toga, ar-old ‘York - Monday aboard . the Queen onle research than 90,000 workers were escape a traitor's death, closed his| McCain, = peppery, -year ; Mary, ‘They will be sent to Camp 4 . . J si ughout the nation today in own defense toddy with a blanket |commander of famed task force 38, Atterbury for processing. : absence from ert disputes, - many denial of the state charges and |died suddenly of a heart attack Jet Those listed by the New York port vith the office over - problems of reconversion, threw himself on the mercy of a hight at his home in nearby Cor- of embarkation are: Ca % : th vot lants indi- Norwegian patriot jury. _|onado. Cpl. Farris K. Cummings, 009 gn > Vite the number might pass the The trial ended abruptly at 2:36| The slight, wiry admiral, one of mah dr; Pie. Wiliam P oleic, lz B E ported. “The re a p.m., after the accused Nazi puppet |the navy's strongest advocates of 28th st. Pfc. Robert’ B._Poliaxd, 3638 s nice to go fi trolt industrial ares had Been sheaking {or sioies four (air power. wis sierile Som a th, Me 5 ho ol ses paid and he 500 absent from their hours. The judge and jury ad- [slight cold but generally consid-|. mar P, Hylton, Jiu ov Michigan st; bo explaining to Counted ‘ 5 journed to deliberate their verdict. |ered in good health when he ar pte. George W, 7. Sele Wy a tiepe ; dos le to keep assembly lines Court observers believed the |rived here Wednesday from Pear st: Phe. Sagres 2 Sanshat 1329 y A Unab S ease > a lack of parts almost-certain death sentence Harbor. 10th st: Pvt. Rufus Bowling, 400 Han. * - re Moving. I strike-bound Kelsey- would be announced early next Planned Brief Rest gen wre: Bie. Edward X x Pr e none of the joo oil Co. the Ford Motor| week, He had planned to spend a few Temple st.; 2d Lt. Pete EL Pihos, Staats x us 38 3 New ig laid’ off approximately 25,000 The hulking defendant appeared |... yogiing at home before con= Biveralty medical, vent Atimgen sve ys he turned emiployees and warned that other on the verge of panic as he began |, ino to Washington, D. C., where Et a Superr 0 Shin. JAW, cks,” “Waste,” plants throughout the country speaking in a low, halting voice), = reportedly was to accept a posi- Adm. John S. McCain pri St: Pyh. James J. Stafford, 5108 Fh.and pers. | would shut down by the end of the He regained his composure quickly, jy; “os” qirector of naval veterans m. h Evanston ave.. Plc. Guido Schoentrip od depression week laying off 4200 more workers however, and his voice rose to a affairs in the veterans’ administra-~ In addition to his widow "and eas uN, Deduiney st. i - CUyle began : if parts were not forthcoming. f high pitch as he described himself | brother, survivors include two sons, Pfc. John oe dure WAN Ty ending, Soon Automobile production also was as an “apostle of Peace” who col-| wy Neoain when he died was Gordon, Pasadena attorney, and Plum st: Pe. Millard E. Monday, 317 : Deal philoso- paralyzed at the Hudson Motor Car laborated with the Nasis only jy, widow, Catherine, and his aide, | 0 "john 8. McCain, Jr, now ron kr RE es vhat the late Co., where a strike of 500 foremen save Norway from Communism. |,4 onde’ Don Thornburn of New serving in the submarine service|aiio Barth sve: Bf. Donald Wilbur | -center” pro- idled 6000 production workers. De-| He dismissed as “pure imagina-|o .\ ity who had accompanied in Tokyo bay, and a daughter, T¥ Das sb: To Mo Lond He rons troit area strikes accounted for an ; tion” the state charges that he him from Japan. Catherine, a Red Cross worker in|si x. Park ave: Sgt. Wiliam Sofolie. 4 Defore Henry additional 7000 idle workers, ; i : ’ & sold out Norway's militaty els McCain fought the Japs Serocions France, ee N.2 a et told 5 = a bs.” Back : f the Good Will Indus- [and gave the Germans deta N-11v because he hated them. Like his 315 Villa ave. Pvt. Francis V, Wyn on ites that Wal- Some Miners Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the brick and wood building of the kee tion on Oslo harbors forti-|.. william (Bul) Halsey, 250 8. Sherman dr.; Pvi. Juck-J. Kelly Consolidated Shipyards, re 000, Firemen were successful in their efforts to keep |forma boss, Adm, yi. Dw rT ek ion cited Senator The Tex, remained strike-| tries in Hammond, causing damage estimated at $35, fications, paving the way for the he told reporters at Pearl Harbor A ler f 6 Di visions DO ai tet earn: Dien § a which esi lL Ora ite hopes that a pack-|- flames from spreading to Ne homes. = lGerman invasion in April, 1940, a few days ago that he would have Hylaen H, rice "033 Tons a wr llion for 1950. boune, es of 15,000 strik- liked to kick every Jap at the sur- For Sea Journey Pfe. John T. Merriman, Jools Carson ht figure and ~Wa render cereniony ahoara the U. 8. 8. st.; Pfe. Paul Lynch, 2118 Brookside ave.: bs,” Mr. Coyle - fi ers would start today. 1. Wh Li IN | Bronze tar Won J Proof Reader Is Y RE — B k 4 St f 8 et Oval Or Osborn 4087 Weavh: : Some 4000 hard coal miners re- ¢ ? can ac 0 QTEeS |aie: Pic. John J. Moore, 3348 W. Mich ennsylvania . They looked at the Americ hert L. Jellison, 216f Ht was those urned 10 i Pein rem yotded| ATH By Local Soldier NINE MORE ADDED One Jump Behind officers “the way a man measures ian she pee. Sy Clarence 2. Johnsor. oe to use that.” but the a at » paralyzing strikes S Et : you when he’s gomg to hit you,”| PARIS, Sept. 7 (U. P.).—~Today's| 3s; 3B. New York Mf. Sgt. Gerald M Big Handivork among white-collar Westinghouse, S. SGT. CLARENCE WOLFE, { men detours were lifted this week CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. |he said then. The Japs, he had de- |, qepjoyment schedule for Amer-|, Plc. Robert J Heath: sgt a 8 again goon. Eleotri “co employees in five| NORTON, Va, Sept. 7 (U. P)— Sop of Mt. and Mis. Roy Walle, and nine Mere died, ihe slate ligh- T (U.P) —Housing note: clared, weren't “half-licked” and he|, === 4: icons in the European Ti. Fads B Rovon Sun oo E 2 pumped into Electric rp. i her husband of Mrs. 39 N. Belmont ave. has received way commission reported today. PD leaton ded “killing them all— |i mer B. Robinson J 0 ran | Pp states. The preac for heroic achieve- A proof reader on a Charles _ {recommen theater: he ave". Bet. Martin B GCavonsugh In 3 strike vote eondusted mde Anna Kirk, wio died Mooday night} 10S ronse tio * Nuernberg Ra ee Devspapes salled a’ pusiness ols’ [painfully to veach then 3 lesson. 35th Division—On the high seas.|2407 Broadway; 8, Sgt. Theodore A. veg 3 BL the unems terms of the Smith-Connally act,| flering three rattlesnake, Ment In action near : op are: fice employe of the newspaper to At Sea 20 Years : 4 on Lempeos iets Suir ave. T. See. Donal © e workers, in Cleve-| after su Germany, April 15 8-—Closeg. from. Avilla to 427; te “inform her-of an: apartment va~| MECaIn Whose 20 years at" 4p |— 45th _Division~=157th regimen on: Lampson, I ® Renae Tht —Tt op Westinkhoise, “Lima, O.: Buffalo | bites at"a “religious “faith® RE “Sgt. Wolle,” = tour 6%2 miles’ over 3, $27 “and county hy . Me Sin, i indisposition to be-|high seas; 179th and 180th NOW| James E.. Lann mon, a Brockiids ave’ fille, piace 1 N.Y: OL Oe | un, fie Tana a of “. BE ves Chak: dealt § The advertisement had not yet S¥idenper “swivel-chair” admiral,|scheduled to leave United Kingdom . Witson™ M Vanoatta, ie 1 3 ie ar > field, Mass.; Pittsburgh, Derry, | charged -with manslaughter. De ie arn miles over SOUILY Breil to 35; detour appeared in the newspaper, Bit gained a reputation as one Of the| io low, ove ob rank M._Lub. I ite N adh ; } - : ads orker R 3 he farm. The Shalom and Fast Phishureh: Pa Commonwealth | Ationey Sosy ceived previous- Es miles over county Ton 55 to 53; detour| When the business a ey navy’s toughest fighters in the 65th Division—-271st ~ and 2724 View pl. [a Li. George O. Re bins, 3 3 : voted 8320 to 451 to, strike for t Rev. Harvey O. ; 10 miles over county roads arrived at the ap early days of the war when he huttled to United| 1411 Castle ‘ave; Plc. Corl T Wright Ripations hay incentive pay bonus similar to that| Roberts said tha il 4-1 is investi. Ne oes mwer 30, 31 and| found that a Linotype operator commanded all land-based fighters tegen 8 ve yesterday | $0 Coase a. Eh Foster A. Jensen k education— 3 into custody an ting a base- tows; etour m y TN had Kingdom from D. 117, Box a : -paid employees. A| Kirk was taken gating from the same newspaper i dt Mcers { 4 hospitals and given hourly-paj 3 ; pe t south city limits Wa- in the Pacific. r shipment to U. 8. Sept. 14;| Four soldiers and two o go hy rivers strike date was expected 10 be Sct! released later under $2000 bong an mv Tivo ah d gn 15 and county | rented it a few minutes earlier. He played a major role in ie Ja sry Le Havre for the U. 8S. | our si were due to arrive fp tomorrow, kers were Three other eult members. . when an enemy : oN 14--Closed from 43 to Winamac; . NZE ST AR fighting at Guadalcanal and Tu- {OmOTTOW. | New York today aboard the tr n- | of view, that / A total of 13.000. wor A 11.-| Dotson, Leander Ely and John Wil- hand grenade detour 13 miles over 43 and Gounty gravel AWARD BRO lagi Under his command, carrier 63d Division—At Le Havre await-| port Marshall Elliott, 4 gress.” away from. thelr jobs in Rub ested and charged own at § & tons mies over county gravel and 17 3AN force 38 routed the imperial navy ing transfer to United Kingdom | They are: Ee in urg- 000 of them at the Geoatich Rub. son--alss were hs snakes from| yoo ne IND. 15-Olosed just north of Lafon. . ym 4n every great sea battle between oe shipment home. | 8. spt. Allen Smith Jr. Sgt. Paul J. 86 ber Co. in Akron. with bringing e sn | him. e es- Clarence Wolfe |taine: detour 4 miles over county grave T. Sgt. Anthony J. Regan has h Phill ines and Formosa. Armored |<: 1st it. Gen e L. 2 oR Hs eo x f in Politica, 3 « In Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1800 workers Stone Creek and loosing them = caped injury, de. back. Sn Ol IAL dosed tsom New Haven to 814, een awarded the bronze star medal t . of Teoc, Miss, MeCain Jose Alrborne and i should | 30% dian Wt. let Lt - Bo LR ; Joyle wrote 1 at the Magnavox Electric Co.|the meeting of the faith healers nt waited and threw a rena ao miles_northenst; ‘detour 15 miles ove for “meritorious achievement in| & EERE Of on pre Divisions— for, home. this week-|d SFL. James a Burels, of We he oe struck for the 14th day in a rOW| Ramsey, Va. They are being lield| po jater directed 19, raring same | IND: 28-—Clowd ropa ang 1. **"" | direct support of combat operations qr SSC is uncle was Sa: Jeavmg tor | aitsapote DAEaOn. A uh 1 arr at | . Age nereages also in Con % a nn several hours] lee Ot She ig “others i sur: | IND. 3 53. "Cled from al amy or 1% against the enemy in the Philip-|i. 10¢ Maj, Gen. Henry P. Me- th Alrborne — Should - Clear inom huaTERlion. bt Ou i rans There were strikes siso in "| Mrs. Kir } an les Oey Re hiy gravel an eek | pines : who was awarded the dis- a | port’ B. Jusres. - Bod 1 fig Pare a Biter he Had red ip ghia Tender. at of Covsfordotie; “detour ‘14 ies” Sgt. Regan is the brother of Snguishet service cross far his stant mat Mhrselie: stag- REOPEN ENLISTMENT i Georgia, Illinois, €X85.! The infant lived on ce QIIR CARRI Over: and Used 1 fthew north; Katheryne Cossey, 2219 E.| ices as adjutant general of the ship for 3 standing, the Sow. York 414 Tensessee ae waa Or SUB CABRILLA [°F F500 va be on New York Bre: Gen. Pram Le LL CT war aon wchetuled fo ahp for | Fy apie GRDE ; : ry sn 26, Ey 3 - the promised E on ihe wiles % warhol soa HAS BIG RECORD *y. &. 35_ciosed trom 20 narth: detour | Baker decorated Sgt. Regan fOr, yrother is Brig, Gen. William A. i Tafantsy. and’ Sth Armored) Henanption of vomiary enlists : SEAMAN JOHN GLAZE |witmesces at sun i almost im-| WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 (U. Po. |! ig nilig el 08 00 SONNY § roendale; [service at Bamban; Tarlac and |yrecain 1. 8. A, retired. 'Divistons==At- Reims assembly | ents in the marine corps was ans >i BA SED IN c ALIFOR Ni J sion ssid. she became neve hat night “announced detonlr 2 miles over 1 350 and 50. setour | Manila from Feb. 4 to Feb 15, He. To Academy in 1902 9th Armored—Advance units now nounced today, 4 . rd ty gravel and oil mat. |Gen, Baker is commanding genera hool in larriving at Reims. : Lt. C. A, Fort. Indiana recruiti: - ordered an investigation with pride the amazing war record |; miles over coun McCain attended high schoo ar ga . Seaman : ey Re giv! on, if the death was of the submarine Cabrilla and her as: AT used {TOM sociford to 138: ,f the Philippine base section. Carrollton, Miss, and from there| 8th Armored—Alerted for move- meer explained that the new pish Bugang y is ve at a naval|caused by the birth or the bites.| crew, who dubbed themselves the Sanborn to i a aut ~ d 3 blocks over eity|Wert to the University of Mississip- (matt: home, joining we Ha Sant | open bo es pitch ¢ ’ jw i " 8, nd 5 dianapolis; detour oc d to the fication the an = no previous 3 7 : base, an Shoemaker Cal, after 17 a aa ce ed eeilla, during seven patrols ". I cloiea from “Bitiven to Sel atient, LL eed Troms Bald: sort i Ph where } be: » appotnte fart the Tih. 10th and 1 th VO separated trom erv- serve mon nthe Pacyle, ) 000-ton | £0 "ve m : the county line; detour 25 miles over 56 * d divisions {ce more than a year may ens ies in Richmond. in the Pacific, bagged an 18 and 35. uring world war I, he served |armored div h { : a ie ar | et en te se cr ne rh wn 0 PIL cd ge DAE A J ST gf ra - least seven over county gravel. Jie; datas 32 mile : t er of thel70th infantry division inclu -Pacific ribbon and| was responsible for her death, Rob-| er, an aircraft tender, at R 10 ‘to’ 53; @ ctour : San Diego, forerunn marine and the Philippine Liberation ibbon| erts said the grand. Jury would be| transport and cargo ships and vas ® a 0 county rouds ania 15" IND. 165. closa yuncion ond 168 to| UL0 SUES, CC ioh Ted the U. 6. 4000 high-point members of the for the Yejuin matine corps wid with/one battle star. Seaman Glaze|asked to indict Kirk. for man-igiven a half share in the fofal| IND. im-Cuostd from Howe to Brig ,IND. 351—-Closed ftom 64 io $0; detour 34 feet into Tokyo bay last week. |3d division. 1 : ’ inki - es over . in : is the father of John Robert Jr., 2.|slaughter. | sinking of a convoy. | yND. 136—Closed in south part of In-{33 mi . ; ‘ “" 7 lolph (D. Va.), : 2) ; ng forces, an- | $ oN : earings at the ¢ y 3 £ - i% r reports had lB. : ;

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