Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 122, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 June 1946 — Page 3
SULLIVAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1946 PA GE THREE - i
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STTLLIVAN. INDIANA VETS BOW TO WAISTLINES THERMOPOLIS. Wyo (UP)
World War I veterans paradsd
alongside their younger colleagues of the second world ran-
flict here on Memorial Day, but
wore only the caps to their uniforms, while the more youthful
group was decked out in full dress. One World War I vet explained: "Some of us just couldn't get into our uniforms like we could 28 years ago, so we made it unanimous by wearing only our caps." -
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This Morning's Headlines STORMS HIT BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA Scattered but damaging storms continued striking yesterday as heavy rains and cooler air oversDread much of the Midwest and East in the
wake of the season's first extended heat wave. An electrical storm accompanied by rain and a 48-mile-an-hour gale brought Baltimore .6 of an inch of precipitation in 13 minutes, felled trees, stalled traf-! fic and blew in windows. A similar storm lowered the temperature 16 degrees to 70 in 15 minutes at Philadelphia, interrupting electric service and transportation. Lightning struck several homes. The storm either by-passed Washington or blew itself out before arriving.
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GUN FRAYS LEAVE THREE DEAD IN ILLINOIS A State Policeman and a Negro were killed in a street gun battle at Paxton, Illinois, yesterday and less than three hours later a third participant i
in the battle was trapped and killed by police 15 miles away.
The policeman was Marvin Archer, 31 years old, who returned
to duty only five months ago alter overseas duty with the Army. He
was killed in an exchange of shots with the Negro and the third victim,' an unidentified white man, when he and another officer attempted to question the men at a state road intersection. The officers had spotted the men's automobile as a stolen car. The Negro was identified by police through fingerprints as Duncan Smith, of
Chicago.
Patrolman Vernon V. Harper of Gibson City, 111., said the two men opened fire with pistols as he and Archer approached the car. Archer and the Negro were killed. The white man sped away. Indiana and Illinois State Police joined in a road blockade. The fugitive abandoned the automobile, stole another car and drove to Gilford, ten miles south. He stole a third car and got three miles south of
Gifford before the blockade tightened, trapping him.
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SPEAK FOR OP A Housing Administrator' Wilson Wyatt warned that a "breakdown"' of price controls will wreck the housing program. And Acting Secretary of State Dean Achesori declared the provisions in the pending OPA bill which would alter government controls on grain will endanger exports for famine relief.
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Lieutenant Harold E. Gibbs, was a guest of relatives and friends in Sullivan ovtr ths week-end.
. mnmr REACHES STATES NEW YORK, N. Y., June 19 The St. Albans Victory was due to dock at New York Monday. Aboard was Pfc. Leland C. Ragsdale, Dugger, Indiana. SMELLY JOB I OK COPS
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Splendid education and training in more than 200 skills and trades are ottered by the new Regular Army. Good pay and opportunities for advancement. Over threequarters of a million have enlisted already. MAKE IT A MILLION! Get all the facts at your nearest U. S. Army Camp or Post, or 0. S. Army Recruiting Station.
ATLANTIC PLANE FORCED DOWN A giant four-engTned Pan-American Clipper made art emergency landing oh a field near Willimantic, Conn.,'at 5:10 P. M., Central Daylight Time, yesterday a little more tha an hour after leaving La Guardia Field on a scheduled transatlantic flight. Forty-two passengers including the British actor, Laurence Olivier, and his wife, Vivien Leigh escaped injury, Pan-American said.
U. S. Qiscloses Radar And Atom Information
Council No. 73
JACQUELINE LOUIS, 3-year-ol daughter of Heavyweight Chanv pion Joe Louis, claps her hands with glee as she watches her fa ther in the ring. The tiny youngster is one of her daddy's best fans, and is crossing all fingers tight for pop's Wednesday night's bout with Conn. (International)
CHICAGO, UP) Chicago po
lice had a smelly job recently. They were sniffing around for the scent of Forever Amber not , the book, but the perfume. Burglars, who slid in through a coal shute, took L008 bottles of the stuff worth $2,600, from the Kay Daumit Co. Other perfumes and colognes in the loot boosted the total haul to $3,768. .
SHADES OF TRAPPING DAYS TOKEN OF REMEMBRANCE
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (UP) Shades of the old fur-trapping days of the North! A beaver hide valued at $60 was stolen recently from the Rock Springs Hide & Fur Co.. here.
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PITTSFIELD, Mass. (UP) The will of Mrs. Adelita P. White of Adams left a $10 bequest to her husband, although he has been missing for 30 years.
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HINGHAM, Mass. (UP) Driving his prowl car, Police Officer Oscar Beck of Hingham maneuvered a stray horse through the streets to its stable a mile away.
t)n pound of salvaged fat make ipproximately six bars of yellow laundry soap. Save all used fats.
HOSPITAL NOTES
WASHINGTON, June 19. (UP) The United States has made available to the world information on radar and atomic
energy while Russia and France have refused to disclose data on Germany's wartime industrial secrets. The lack of reciprocity in exchanging scientific information
was revealed today' with publication of recent hearings before the Senate appropriations committee. Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace told the com
mittee that important technical information gathered in the United States zones of occupied Germany and Japan is made public in Commerce Department reports as soon as the data is taken off the secret lists by the Army and Navy.
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The Sullivan Council No. 73 R.S.M. eilled mppting June 20t.
1946 at 7:30 p. m. Inspection. All officers urged to bring their rituals for the inspection and
there will be work. Refreshments. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Clyds Cockscy, I. M. Earl Handford, Sec. ( LIVE UP TO NAMES
CONCORD, Mass. (UP) When triplet sons were born to Mr. and Mrs, John Sablone 21 years ago, they were named Primo, Secondo and Terzo or, One, Two and Three. When they were drafted for military service, they left home in one-two-three order. 1 .And when they were discharged, they returned home in the same order first Primo, then Secondo, then Terzo.
Admitted June 18: Mrs. George Bell of 424 Depot Street; John Nash of Jasonville. Dismissed June 18: Mrs. Bill Brittain and son of Sullivan, R. 2; Mrs. Charles Turner and daughter of Linton, R. 2; Mrs. Carl Clark Jr. and daughter of Shel-
burn, R. 2.
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ANDREI GROMYKO, left, Russian ambassador, listens attentively in the top photo as Sir Alexander Cadogan of Great Britain asks tha UN Security Council to send the Spanish case to the general assembly without a recommendation for a diplomatic break with Madrid. Avid spectators as the British representative gives his appeal are Ferdinand Del Rios, left, president of the Spanish republic in exile, and Dr. Jose Giral, Spanish exile premier, shown in tha lower photo, . (International Soundphoto)
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