Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1946 — Page 2
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Reported Killed In Anti-Jowish
ROAD ACCIDENTS KILL 5 HOOSIERS
Sixth Victim Ower Holiday Is Believed Suicide.
Pive Hoosiers died in Fourth of July traffic accidents and a sixth person, killed by a train near Wolcottville, was beliewed to be a sulcide, Only three of the traffic fatalities, however, occurred in Indiana, No serious accident occurred in Indianapolis or Marton county during the holiday. Gary Couple Dies Mrs. Angeline Diienlaw, 51, of Gary, was injured fatally- yesterday when she was struck by a car as she was crossing the street near her home. Driver of the car, Edwin J. Bocrath, 29, of Joliet, Ill, was held under $2000 bond as a witness, Mr, and Mrs, Lute Rose, of Gary, were killed ‘in a collision of two automobiles near Mittoon, Ill, yes Serday, Linda Lorraine Thompson,
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le Others Are Injured, 63
Arrested; Residences Are Ransacked.
| WARSAW, July § (U. P.).—-A tale | spread by a frightened 8- year-old | joy was revealed today to have * ouched off the bloody anti- semitic ot at Kielce. Thirty-four persons were reported tilled, 43 injured and 63 arrested. Among those arrested, according 0 reports, were some Polish miliidmen. Information from Kielce said a
un a the basement of & Jewish aparte. he. managed tol dents could mur-|
ES nent woape before “Thomas LeRoy Ménzie, fer him.
The youngster, under “Questioning, | vas said to have admitted his story | ji | vas false and he actually had “been | _yld by s Pole named Anthony
re i i rn Undersea Atomic Bomb Tol PEACE PARLEY
; Crowds Gather : After the boy had told his story _ ingry crowds gathered in front of | wn apartment house. The crowds | “vere reported to have attacked the! "Jews, sacked the apartments and Ae: “Long live Anders!” Gover i { y ED ey ve Viee Adm. W. H. P. Blandy, direc- | ciable dimension,” | entatives, went to the scene to in- tor of the “Operation Crossroads” out to be. | estigate. toda | The bomb, instead of bursting : Kielce pubjest, ssioqnced 3 8 un | within 200 yards of the aiming The Ki outburst, the worsh derwater explosion of an atomic, | point on the battieship Nevada, four foreign ministers today hit the : | 7 mee ey Folaza: boriib to test its power against naval | purst around 500 yards astern and cleanup lap of their meeting which ands remaining 100000 Jews
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cottville. Vietim Was Wanted Members of the train crew said’ the victim was lying across the | ™ tracks and refused to. move after
Tentatively Set for July 25 PATH CLEARED = sss 25
| check charge and had a long criminal record.
He said possibility had been taken |
By JOSEPH L. MYLER into sccount beforehand the July 1
United Press Staff Correspondent
which it turned
Conference July 29. tion in Putnam county hospital
| miles west of Greencastle. ,
His two companions, Raymond ships has been set tentatively for te port, according to unofficial ob- had cleared the way for a full dress Bernard Riley, 23, driver of the car, _ Janned a demonstration strike to- July 25. | servers. European peace conference of 321 and Robert Watkins, 23, both of a in protest against the British At the same time, Adm. Blandy| Adm. Blandy would not give the _. =~ =. 4 otons in Paris on Greencastle, were killed.
declared last Monday's explosion location of the burst, but said de- | state James *. NORTHWEST AIRLINES
| from the air turned ‘out to.be “a spite the fact “it was not precisely Monday, July 2. tary . ol | far greater success in most respects | | where we wanted, we still got al Secre . Bymes' bulldog fight for a general PLANES FLYING AGAIN — conference to write the formal end |
. Polish Jews presented a resolution |, expected.” | very satisfactory hit.” protest to the Warsaw govern-
sent and to the ambassadors of lof the war with Italy, Romania,| ST. PAUL, Minn, July 5 (U.P.).— ‘he United States, Great Britain, OFFICIAL WEATHER DEMOCRATS DRAFT | Hun . Bulgaria and Finland Northwest Airlines resumed regular |ended in an Independence day vic- flight schedules today after a me-
‘lissia and Prance, nial), 8, Wester Buren |
Authorities feared the strike call (All dsts in Central Daylight Time) tory when the ministers agreéd™6n !chanics’ strike had grounded all July 5, 1946 A the . dae 24 days hence, Pr for 31 hours. 5:16
ould gerve as fuel for the flames Sunrise ..... 5:2 | Sunset position to an early peace con-| The International Association of
{ resentment slready stirred by | | BN at Kielce. | Precipitation 34 hrs, ending 7.90 5. m. | A comprehensive - platform for | ay wilted after the ministers| Machinists agreed to send its men
Wiktor Grocz, a foreign of- To Ber dines dan 3 aan. 3 yn Marion county Democratic candi- agreed on an Italian reparations back to work pending investigation \eé spokesman, said the violence ooo oor JT dates, embracing all the key issues Plan awarding Russia $10,000,000. of theif dispute by a presidential Ze. along tai snows the vempers- ‘of local government, will be adopted | With the last big point of the emergency board. The first flight
referendum. Hign Low |by party leaders at a special ses- Italian treaty out of the way, left here yestetday for Portland, § The election itself had unrecled fuants o.oo 8 | gon Tuesday night, county chair-|Georges Bidault of France said he Ore. ith relatively little friction, Chicago ever u man Walter Boetcher announced Was willing to set any date for al The strike was the first labor Gen. Grocs said the attacks were | Gieveiana a. 80 | today. peace conference, and suggested dispute to close a major airline on rganized by Fascist elements who Demver ........ ” | The platform will be the first of July 20. He asked whether there | a nation wide basis. _robably were members of an legal | TNA 7» pre vanes vn r08 ss 3 its kind adopted by any political Was any objection. ‘nderground grganization, known as | i. Worth ys ™ | party here in many years. It is ex-| Ernest Bevin said “no objection.” Jational Armed Forces. | Kansas Cit ® pected to set up the Democratic | V- M. Molotov clinched it with “I
‘At 7 p. m. curfew was ordered in| ioe Aneces Helee after two hours of blood- (Hd Pasi’ ; hed. ve
candidates’ position on liquor have no objection either.” Mr.
7 | racketeering in polities, labor-man- | Byrnes wound up the vote with “I R A D | oO S .
8 |agement relations, ald for war vet- have no objection.” | Immediate
* T. HARRISON CIVILIAN Em te emt" SUMMER DIARRHEA WARNING 1S ISSUED
¥ 8 8 . "AADYVYEDE ACC TARAVW Sasa Antonio .. ......... ® | NORKERS OFF TODAY 3 jusenia yours so | Chairman ‘Boetcher also an- | pi Wa shington, Be... . LS] ‘nounced appointment of eight new vilian employees at Ft. Benja- | VS SR ward and township chairmen, Parents were urged toda y by Lain Harrison are authorised to be ATTEND CHURCH CONFERENCE, comeing the party's machinery| state health board officials to guard 3 beent from duty today without loss | HANOVER, Ind, July 5 (U. P.).| {for the fall eampaign, with new | against summer diarrhea among inf pay, but will be required to work | — Nearly 175 young people from | | headquarters set up at 319 N. Penn- | fants. ‘a July 13, Col. Edward L. Stroh- | three states convened today for the sylvania st. The disease. ‘which - caused the |
‘ehn, commanding officer, said to- [second session of the 10-day youth| The new chairmen are Val Me- recent deaths of several infants en | LAY- |conference of the Evangelical and [eay, fourth ward; Pred Eisenhut, route to the U. 8. by bride ship, is
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| Dog Will Lead Couple to Altar
| CHICAGO, July § (U. P)—A faithful dog has an important role in an impressive church wedding tomorrow. Joy, & German shepherd; will lead Samatha Ingham, 20, and James Riley down the aisle to the altar, where they will exchange marriage vows, Both the bride and bridegroom are blind.
FLYING TIGER KILLED AS BRIDE LOOKS ON
SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 5 (U. P). —A Pourth of July air show claimed the life of Lt. Col. John C. Herbst, top ace of China's Flying Tigers, yesterday a few hours before he was to have started on his honeymoon. Col. Herbst, who set a San Diego to Los Angeles speed record of 10 minutes, 17 seconds in a P-80 Shooting Star, was killed when his
in | plane nosedived 4 half a mile east o SOLE SE Tal IN ey Bridie of lead SQ Hours,
at the San Diego county fair|grounds, who saw the accident. After completing the- exhibition, {he was to have started his Honeyoon with his bride, whom he mar-
ried at Riverside Wednesday night. | luncheon.
PANTS LEFT BEHIND
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BERNE, Ind, July 5 (U. P.). —|
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. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1946
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WRITERS WILL GATHER AT I. U,
Nationally - Known Authors Listed on Program.
; Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 5.— Walter Havighurst, nationally-
known fiction writer, will speak at the opening session here Sunday of an annual writers’ conference at Indiana university.
Henry Butler, Times. book . reporter, will be toastmaster at an Indiana Authors’ day luncheon to be held July 14. Other activities during the twoweek conference include talks by Robert Hillyer, 1934 Pulitzer prize poetry winner; MaecKinlay Kantor, newspaperman, scenario writer and war correspondent; . Clifton Uttley, radio news commentator; Don Herold, Hoosier-born humorist; hy Jane Ward; author; John R. sports writer. :
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