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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 1936 3, ARMADUKEL Named to New Marine Post 5Tl-T0E Northwestern U. Leader to Speak Stuart K. (Stu) Holcomb, recently named athletic director at Northwestern University, SHPES1 Traffic Toll in Area Totals 1 Dead, 6 Hurt Johnstoun Motorcyclist Killetl In Collision ll'ith Pole on Boulevard Traffic accidents in the Pittsburgh district took a toll of one dead and six persons injured in the last 24 hours. A Johnstown motorcyclist died in Mercy Hospital at 1:45 a. m.

yesterday of a skull fracture suffered a few minute before when his will speak at a dinner meeting of the Northwestern Uni-versity Alumni Club of Pitts burgh at 7 p. m. on May 14. Mr. Holcomb, ho had an enviable record as head football coach at 31 r.

Holcomb machine crashed into a pole in front of IfiOT Boulevard of the Allie. Sen. Russell Dons Rebel Cap xrt vV Jv 1 4 Purdue for nine years before going to Northwestern, has been acclaimed one of the most progressive coaches in the game. Marine Hero Gets Charge Of Training New Post Created To Prevent More March Incidents WASHINGTON, May 2 OP) The job of preventing any more incidents like las4 month's punishment march drowning of six Marine Corps recruits was handed today to Major General David M. Shoup, a top combat commander and Medal of Honor winner.

Shoup was named to the new post of inspector general for recruit training. His mission is to tighten supervision of the training program. Steps to Be Taken The Marine Commandant, General Randolph McC.Pate, told a House committee yesterday that this and other steps would be taken at once as a result of the recruit drownings at Parris Island, S. C. Shoup's appointment represented a switch in plans, however.

Marine public information officers said yesterday the job would go to Major General Edward Snedeker. Today's announcement said Snedeker will retain his present post as assistant chief of staff for operations. Gives Detailed Report In giving the House Armed Services Committee a detailed Leader Still Fights Bonus For Teachers Governor Reported Unshaken in Stand After Conference HARRISBURG, May 2 Governor Leader was reported today opposed to a new plan by the Pennsylvania State Education Association to give teachers an immediate $100 cost-of-living bonus. Leader and PSEA repie-sentatives met during the day on the new proposal which also calls for giving teachers an extra $200 a year for the school year starting July 1 in addition to the automatic S200 boost they will get under a 1951 law. Holds to Position Neither the governor's office nor the PSEA would comment but sources in a position to know what went on told a newsman that the governor refused to budge from his previous position.

Leader said last month that he favored giving teachers an extra S200 a year starting July 1 provided that the state's share for financing it is not paid out until the following year. The governor has contended that the 31 million dollars appropriated in December for increased teachers' salaries is actually not available because revenue estimates from the three per cent sales tax are away down. I BOOK SHOP TALK X-3 "Don't worry about size Uhey're for him' County to Aid Financing Of Bicentennial Group Commissioners Told Association In Business Planning Celebration Hi, KDKA! And welcome to the neighborhood. Hi, Dave Lemis! Hi, Edith! Hi, Rege Cordic! Hi, Newt end Omi-cron! Hi, Janet Ross! Hi, Jims, with different last names! Hi, Id Kins and Wendy! Hi, One and All! This is a great side of ton to put vour stand up in; none better for marketing your wares. Teel free to run oxer and borrow an cpe, or tup coffee or ugar.

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Press Wirphoto. GENERAL DAVID SHOUP Will direct recruit training. Sex Criminal Bill Advances HARRISBURG, May 2 (AP) The House voted unanimously today to restrict the granting of bail to persons accused of one of eight specified sex crimes. Under the proposal approved by the Senate March 15, all prisoners charged with I 11 The county commissioners agreed yesterday to join the city in financing the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Association for the rest of the year. The association, a non The operator of a cjcle.

Jack E. Bischof. 23. was thrown clear of the wreckage before it burt into flames. A woman treet car pas-encer wa detained at Pitt.v-bur?h Hpital with a chest injury after a collision between a steel laden truck and a No.

76 Hamilton car at Hamilton Avenue and LaSchall Street at 9:15 a. m. yesterday. Mr. Leah i.

of 4131 Delavan Street, was the only one of a dozen passengers to require medical attention. She was held for X-ray examination. A teenage driver and hi thre uomen pacnrs were injured last nisrht when hi sutomobile struck a utility po! in the fiino block of Butler Street. The driver. Jo-eph W.

Ksan. 16. WrtS tieated at St. Franci Hospital fnr a cut oxer his rizht and released. Mi s.

Anna Ciorra. 42. of o326 Aureha Street, was detained at the hospital with a head injury. Her sister Amelia Ciorra. 11, rf 2 Orphan Street, suffered a fractured richt leg and was detained at Pittsburgh Hospital.

Diana Rozycki. 32. of 20 Orphan Street, was treatpd for bruises at Pittsburgh Hospital nd released. An eiht -year-old boy was in serious condition in Pittsburgh Hospital last niht after being struck by an automobile in the 6200 block of Ravenna Street. The boy.

Thomas Schaffer. 212 Emerson Street, was hit by a car driven by Fied-erick Borpe. 36. of Russellton. who took the boy to the hospital immediately after the accident.

Borge said the boy ran into the street and he couldn't avoid hittinz him. The child suffered lacerations, a concussion, and a possible skull i fracture. I Associated Prus Wirepiioto. SEN. RICHARD RUSSELL Senator RusnpII, Democrat, reoria.

poe last night in a Confederate rap an he attended a (ieorjria Chamber of (omiwrcp dinner at Washington. D. C. The paper hats were passed nut as favors at the affair attended by Georgia business leaders, and honoring Georgia sioners can authorize private individuals to spend county tax funds. Not Insurmountable However, he and Attorney Richard D.

Tucker, representing the association, said they did not feel that matter was "insurmountable." County Commissioner John J. Kane asked if the bicentennial might conflict with the annual County Fair. He was told that, on the contrary, tentative plans call for making the 1959 fair one of the feature attractions of the bicentennial. The commissioners also were told that more money would be needed next year and that the $50,000 would cover only anticipated expenses this year. account of the Parris Island incident.

Pate said an inspector general for training would be named and that brigadier generals would be put in charge of training at the two recruit depots, Parris Island and San Diego, Cal. Driver Cleared In x4nto Deatli Alpheus- M. Loughner, 24, of RD 4, Greensburg, was cleared by a coroner's jury yesterday in the traffic death April 13 of Adam Wojno. 65, of 375 44th Street. Law renceville, on the profit organization made up of leaders from many vyalks of life, already is in business, the commissioners were told by its president, Lawrence C.

Wood, Jr. A dozen committees have been named to make plans for the community's 200th anniversary celebration starting in the fail of next year and continuing through Funds Needed for Work But $50,000 is needed to further the plans between now and the first of the year, Mr. Wood explained. City Council this week approved a request to advance S25.0OO to the association and the commissioners will match the amount as soon as legal details are worked out. County Solicitor Nathaniel K.

Beck raised the legal question of whether the commis the crimes would be given a psychiatric examination within 48 hours of arrest. The exam, by two court-appointed psychiatrists, would determine if the individual is a threat to the bodily harm of the public, a habitual offender or mentally ill. If the exam shows the prisoner fits into any of these three categories bail could be denied. The bill went back to the Senate for agreement on amendments. The bail limitations would apply to any person charged with and previously convicted of indecent assault, incest, assault with intent to commit sodomy, solicitation to commit sodomy, sodomy, assault with intent to rape and indecent The governor was expected to renew his position on the subject at a news conference tomorrow.

Stamp Fight Goes On Meanwhile, Senator John H. Dent. Senate Democratic floor leader, said that unless the stamp plan for collecting the 3 per cent sales tax is eliminated there will be no concessions on the capital stock tax. Senate Republicans have asked that Pennsylvania corporations be given the same right as out-of-state firms in paying the 5-mill capital stock tax. This option won't be granted, said Dent, unless the House GOP backs down on its insistence that the sales tax stamp plan go into effect as scheduled July 1.

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