Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 24

Page 24 The Lexington Leader Friday Afternoon November 6 1953 Insurance Firm Says Man 22 Years Is Alive Italian Court Convicts Two Americans For Wartime Slaying Of Yank Officer Two More TV Channels Set on on Icardi although Lo Dolce was gence mission was murdered accused of actually firing the I hind enemy lines in North Italy NOVARA Italy Nov 6 The Novara court today convicted two Americana for the wartime behlnd-the-lines slaying of MaJ William Holohan of New York City They were tried in absentia The court acquitted three Italian codefendants Judge Francesco Sicher sentenced ex-Lt Aldo Icardi of Pittsburgh to life Imprisonment He sentenced former Sgt Carl Lo Dolce of Rochester Yt to 17 years in prison Since courts declined to extradite them they cannot be forced to return to Italy to serve the sentences Witnesses and attorneys laid foost of the blame for the killing shots which killed Holohan after an attempt to poison him failed His body later was sunk in a lake in Northern Italy and recovered after the war The chief prosecutor in his final summation called Icardi a low swindler" He asked life the maximum in for him and for Lo Dolce Henry Manfredi 'ator who conducted the probe nto the case said after the trial: "Justice has been done" Giulio Canton! attorney for Icardi immediately signed papers appealing the conviction Holohan chief of a lxitelll- Actions Puzzle Police City police were trying today to figure put why people act as they do what puzzled them: At 5:30 a mt Jim Jones night watchman for Goodwin Brothers garage 450 East Main street was making his rounds when he spied a boy sitting in one of the new cars He approached the youth aifd inquired why he was there and how he got into the building The boy answered that he came In through a window and that he wanted to get warm The night watchman led the boy to the door and put him out He then continued his rounds and found where presumably the "cold" had pried open candy cigarette and soft drink machines A short time later the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store next door to Goodwin Brothers reported that an attempt had been made to enter their building The thief left his tools after failing to smash a ventilator fan covering a window The tools a sledge hammer a wrecking bar and a New Testament Police theorized the attempt was made by the same youth found in the garage At 9:30 am -Workman's service station 646 West Main street reported that someone broke into the station and consumed the loot on the two bottles of soft drinks and six jars -of packaged cookiex NASHVILLE TeniL Nov 6 (ffj "prodigal son" misting 22 years was reported alive today by the insurance firm which paid $53588 to his heirs after he was declared dead 11 years ago The New York Life Insurance Company refused to disclose the exact whereabouts of Thomas 1 1 prominent insurance executive here as it obtained a Chancery Court injunction Thursday tying up the remainder of the insurance money The amount was not disclosed John Chambliss a Chattanooga lawyer representing the firm said he understood untin was somewhere in Texas He la married Chambliss added A spokesman for the insurance firm said untin Is being watched carefully but la unaware of It and that newspapers in the city where he lives have published nothing so far about the case He declined to elaborate or say what step his company would take next The money was placed In two Nashville banks as a trust for three children In 1942 after the Tennessee Supreme Court declared him legally dead The late Chief Justice Grafton Green who wrote the opinion called Buntin "a prodigal son" who could not take care of himself and who would have been unable to exist without assistance of his parents i Second Cousin The Injunction request was filed by a Nashville attorney Connelly Edwards Ho reportedly is the second cousin of former secretary Betty McCuddy who disappeared about the same time Buntin about 90 was last seen here Sept 21 1931 Ferguson McCuddyRussell-ville Ky banker said Thursday night he last heard from his daughter Nov 6 1931 when she still was In Nashville In The Request Named defendants in the request for injunction were: Mrs gaf Ml) Feeding from your Name Crown Crains Hiir on Dec 6 1944 Icardi was accused of planning the killing an Lo Dolce of firing two fatal shots into the head The body was recovered from Lake Orta in June 1990 In announcing acquittal of the three Italians Judge Sicher said MIgiiari had been acquitted because he was "completely innocent" He said he a deputy Judge and a six-man Jury had acquitted the other two Italians because acted out of necessity1 testified during the three-week trial that the Italians were forced to participate in Holo-han's murder or face death themselves either at hands or at the hands of other partisans The crowd of 290 persons Jammed into the small court cheered the verdict wildly Alessandro Casalegna chief prosecutor said he would appeal the verdicts He did not amplify 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bucket dropped deep into the smoke-filled maw of a blast-wrecked gllsonlte mine early today but found no trace of eight missing miners Little hope was held that the men trapped 500 feet below the surface by an explosion and fire Thursday were still alive Fellow miners thought they heard faint cries coming out of the debris Thursday night However George Collins day-shift boss and Joe Postma a miner said only falling rocks and sagging timbers broke the eerie silence when they were lowered to the 300-foot leveL Collins and Postma were in a metal fitted with a steel which was lowered on a cable The men wore oxygen masks and carried emergency equipment in the hopes that some of the missing men might be alive Rescuers their faces coated with white protective paste continued digging into the debris The main fire is out but smaller blazes continue to send fumes out of the giant trench The explosion wrecked the hoist house and several hundred feet of the open-cut mine which follows the deep vertical vein of gllsonlte across tha Northwestern Utah wasteland about 48 miles southeast of vernal The gilsonite a black coal-like substance ia a olid form of petroleum used in paints varnishes and linoleum compounds The blast spewed burning timber and rock throughout the depths A huge pillar of smoke mounted into the gloomy overcast sky Out of the smoke Thursday night one rescuer thought he could identify the smothered cries as those of Hal Cool 26 of Vernal and Jay Var Timothy 21 of Bonanza Junior Red Cross To Be Organised An organizational meeting to form a Junior Red Cross Council for Lexington and Fayette county will be held at 4 m-Tuesday at the Red Cross chapter office in the Security Trust building Mrs Monson Junior Red Cross chairman said today that all sponsors of Junior Red Cross chapters in local schools and representatives from these chapters are requested to attend the meeting James Burr Frankfort Red Cross field representative will be the speaker The Junior Red Cross chapters in the schools have functioned individually and this Is the first time they have been organized into a county unit Mrs Monson Marrsj Indications today were tha Lexington still will have to wait for two Federal Communications Commission hearings before grants to operate 'television stations here are issued although the FCC Thursday allocated two'- more channels to the city Previously the FCC assigned two channels to the city and two applicants filed for each channel That was about 18 months ago Two months ago the FCC pro-osed to assign a third channel iere sd that one applicant might switch off and leave two channels uncontested thus apparently speeding up television for Lexington Donald Horton president of the Bluegrass Broadcasting Company (WVLK) then suggested that a fourth channel be assigned here to "obviate the necessity for hearings among the present applicants" The FCC announcement Thursday agreed with WVLK and said the requested channel 18 would be assigned here effective in about 40 days However officials of both WVLK and the Central Kentucky Broadcasting Company (WLEX) said today that they planned to switch their applications from channel 64 to channel 18 which has no applicants in its current assignment at Gallipolis Ohio The other the Amer-lean Broadcasting Corporation (WLAP) and the West-Bingham Television seek a permit for channel 27 Officials of WLAP said today that they intend to stick with that channeL Neither James Edward West nor Bingham of the West-Bingham company could be reached for comment Hearing dates on the contested channels are not expected to be set until after the assignment of channel 18 here The announced stands would leave two channels vacant 64 and 70 The FCC also announced that the University of Kentucky had not proved that a noncommercial educational TV channel should be reserved for it at this time But the commission said additional channels are available for assignment to Lexington mid that the request will be reconsidered later Guy Patches Day Seen As Bedlam Of Mass Arrests LONDON Nov 6 Shouting lymn-singing university students turned famed How street court into a bedlam today when hearings began on mass arrests resulting from one of the most riotous Guy Fawkes nights in London history Singing "Onward Christian Soldiers" they marched through the packed and littered Covent Garden market area strewing exploding firecrackers in their wake and tried to rush the doors of the court when they were thrown open Policemen standing shoulder to shoulder barred their way As the milling boys and girls were pushed back a huge firecracker soared out of the crowd and landed besides a policeman He kicked It against the court steps where It exploded with a great bang The police finally managed to clear a space and the more than 200 students arrested Thursday night were ushered Into the court all charged with discharging a firework in the street" Once inside the two chambers most of the students pleaded guilty 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insurance home office In New York City declined to give any further details of its suit Travis Case Is Continued The eases against Harvey Travis 139 Twelfth street were continued today for the third time in Fayette County Court Travis is accused of driving while drunk -and of breach of peace in warrants obtained by Constable James- Esenbock The chargee grew out of a shooting Incident involving Travis and Esenbock at the Parkette restaurant Sept 17 When the cases were called today Judge Nichols noted that County Atty Charles Wylie was not present He said he could not hear the case without an attorney for the Commonwealth Judge Nichols continued' the cases to Dec 8 at the request of Defense Atty Harry Miller Lafayette Seniors Get Class Rings At' Dinner Class rings were presented to 225 Lafayette High school seniors at the annual senior ring dinner Thursday night at the University of Kentucky Student Union ballroom Dr Davis Lafayette principal presented the rings: Richard Muse class president was toastmaster for the dinner A Dixieland band composed of seniors vocal trio composed of Carlene Hass Irene Redden and Mary Ann Johnson and William Rundle piano soloist presented a musical program Vernon Ish-mael also sang a number of songs The invocation was given by Jimmy Highland Piano accompanist for the program was Ain-slee Pearce Other clast officers presented at the ring dinner were Norris Flynn vice president: Jo Ann Pierce secretary and Melville Boyd treasurer Henry return is class sponsor City Fire-Department Installs Radio System The city fire department today was installing a two-way radio system Thomas Ross radio technician said that units are being installed in the fire dispatcher's office and in some of the mobile equipment Radios are being put In the chiefs car the deputy chiefs car the first aid truck and the two hook and ladder trucks Ross said Cost of the equipment now on hand is $3447 Eight additional units are needed for the rest of the equipment Chief Earl McDaniel said a request for the other units would be made Two mobile units now used for contact between the fire and police department will be turned over to the police department McDaniel Ross Chief Dispatcher Carl and Dispatchers Gus Mangione 'Bryant and Mack Self all have Federal Communications Commission licenses as radio operatorx Mrs Fite Hospitalized After Suffering Attack Mrx Nannie Fite 56 of 962 Cbmeal road was admitted to the St Joseph hospital about noon today after suffering a heart attack at her home this morning Attendants described her condition as serious Treated about noon today at the lospital was Barbara Ann Brown five-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrx Charles Brown 315 Thompson road who suffered third degree burns on her chest when her clothes caught on fire while she was playing with a cigarette lighter attendants said Woman Hurl In Fall Miss Marie Kaufman 29 of 2116 East Wade street was treated this morning at the Good Samaritan hospital for a possible fracture of her left arm She told attendants she was injured when she fell off a porch at her home Air mail stamps were first placed on sale June 16 1924 Mrs Ingersoll Dies In Indiana Mrx Ethel" Stivers Ingersoll 39 Of Muncie Ind formerly of Lexington wife of Hiram Kenneth Ingersoll died early today at the Methodist hospital Indiana polix after a five-week illness following a cerebral hemorrhage Mrx Ingersoll was born In Richmond a daughter of and Kate Butler Stiverx She attended Fayette county schools and belonged to the Christian church Her husband is owner of the Muncie Electric Hatchery Besides her husband and parents she Is survived by two sisters Mrs Martin Delaney and Mrx Peck and a brother Stivers all of Lexington The body will be brought 'to Lexington and will be taken to the Milward mortuary Director Of Revenue -To Hare pi etc Office Thursday will be moving day (or the examining officers of the Internal Revenue district office The group will move from the Central Bank building to the fourth floor of the Federal building Robert Foster Federal building superintendent said today The new quarters will be in space recently vacated by the Fayette county office which moved to the Department of Agriculture building at Mill and Maxwell streets Six Join Navy Three Lexingtonlans and three other Central Kentuckians have enlisted in the Navy Chief Mate Garrigus of the local recruiting office said today Sent to Bainbridge Md for recruit training were Joseph Boone 1222 Highland Park drive John Willix 240 Rodes avenue and William Owens Jr 109 Rand avenue all of Lexington: Charles Hager and Shirley Black Winchester Route 1 and Ray Logan Carlisle Route 1 Garrigus said that the waiting period for enlistments is now from two to four weekx Four Inducted Four Fayette count! ans have been inducted into the Army and sent to Fort Knox the local Selective Service office said today They were listed as Gay Robert Brewer Jr Edward Martin Teater Clay Millard Naylor and Norman 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vx Howard etc Harlan affirmed on appeal and cross appeal Commissioner Cullen Luckett vs Adolphus Cleaners et al Jefferson affirmed Judge Cammack Engle et al vx City of Louisville Jefferson affirmed Commissioner Cullen Judge Moremen not sitting Bates vx Commonwealth Pike reversed Commissioner Stanley Judges Cammack and Comha dissenting Ginter vx Commonwealth Clark affirmed Judge Stewart Potter vx Trent Rowan reversed Judge Stewart Louisville Taxicab and Transfer Company vx Crone Jefferson affirmed Judge Combx Hines doing business as Hines Company vx Gibson et al Breckinridge reversed Commissioner' Wadd ill Steel Company vx Jackson et al Harlan affirmed Commissioner WaddilL Marshall (Rosemeyer) vs Harter et el Jefferson reversed Judge MiUiken Burton vx Commonwealth Warren reversed Judge Cammack Petrie vs Petrie Warren af-: firmed Judge Moremen Bankx et al vx Corder Perry Judgment affirmed Judge Duncan not sitting Sexton vx Commonwealth Harlan appeal denied judgment affirmed Judge Milliken Meadows vx Commonwealth Harlan judgment affirmed Chief Justice Sims Adelaide Thelen vs Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Kenton petition for rehearing overruled Marks vx Goldstein Jefferson appellant filed response to motion to dismiss appeal and memo in support of response with motion being passed to merits of ease Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company vx Commonwealth Jefferson joint motion to docket and advance case sustained and Joint motion for argument passed also to merits Howard Barren county clerk vs Reynoldx et al Barren attorney general Hied notice and motion or permission to file petition for rehearing sustained Coleman vx Coleman Mercer appellaht filed notice and motion for extension of time to Dec 18 for filing brief motion granted Permit Is Issued For New Church Construction of a new First Christian Church at 1307 Audubon avenue with a total cost of $75000 was approved in a permit Issued today by the office of Building Inspector James Shea Rankin 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