The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
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INDIANAPoLlS-INS -Arraign-
ment OF William Dudley Policy.
former Silver Shirt leader. and two
OF his associates on sedition
charges will be held in Indianapo-
lis June II, L. S. District Attor-
ney B. Howard Coughran announc-
ed today.
MOUNT CARROLL Iu.-INS-
Twelye-year-old William Geise-
man. who repaid farm couple for
giving him a home by killing them
with a rifle, today awaited com
mitment to an institution following
jury's directed ver-ict that he
was insane. The boy confessed
he shot Mrs. Ada Krugjohann, 43,
in her home near Shannon, H., and
then lay in wait in the barn and
killed her husband. Charles, IS.
A WEST COAST PORT-INS-
Fifty-eight survivors of a small
American freighter torpedoed in
the frEt enemy action against
American shipping in Pacific coast.
al waters since late last January
have been landed IN a Pacific port,
naval authorities announced today
WASHINGTON-INS- The War
Department today announced that
recruiting OF Women's Army Aux
iliary Corps officer candidates from
the Aircraft Warning Service vol
unteers will begin tomorrow. This
program is entirely separate from
the general recruiting for officer
candidates which closed June 1.
NICHY-INS-A motion seeking
discharge from prison OF Guy La
Chambre, former French air minis
ter and a defendant in the Riom
war guilt" trial, mas been denied,
1t was disclosed TO-DAY The plea
was made on grounds that La
Ghambrei health is failing
BISHOP. Calif.-AP A six
month search bv George B Burns
OF Spokane, Wash, for the body of
his son, 1t. Homer Burns. is re,
warded. The bodies OF 1t. Burns and
Mai. Hugh McCafferty, Chester,
Pa. were found near the wreckage
OF their bomber on II 200 foot Kidd
Mountain. bring TO five the number
recovered
KINGMAN. Ariz.-AP-Beniamiu
Pierce Cheney, 76.year-old fiudn-
eier and social leader Of Boston.
persisted of thirst on the Northwest
ern Arizona Desert after a futile.
desperate, 20-mile trek in quest
OF water. Had he walked an equal
distance from his stalled motor
car. +. f. Wilson. eX-officio
coroner. said. Cheney would have
reached water in time to save his
life.
TAMPICO. Mexico-AP-A sunk
en- Mexican warship will serve its
country again. The hull of the gun
boat Vera Cruz. sunk in 1914, will
be raised and cut up for scrap iron
TO help meet Mexico's metal short
age.
LONDON-INS-No official ex-
PLANTATION was available today for
the unexpected blackout last night
at Durham, important Natal port
on the southeast coast Of Africa,
Reuters news agency reported to-
day. Alarm sirens were also sound
ed at Maritzburg, 80 miles inland.
MELBOURNE-INS-Counself for
Pvt. Edward Joseph Leonski of New
York City. charged with murder of
three Melbourne women, obtained
an order for his examination by 2
sanity commission when his court
martial opened today. The motion
for examination declared that the
report of preliminary court of in
quiry at his camp had established
that reasonable doubt of his san
ity existed" The court martial was
Adjourned pending the sanity exam
ination.
BUENOS AIRES-lNS-- Debate
on Argentina's foreign policy will be
opened in Congress today when a
resolution Is introduced by Deputy
Damonte Taborda calling on the
government to carry out the recon-
mendation OF the conference Of
American foreign ministers to sever
relations with the Axis powers. Ar
gentina and Chile are the only ma
lions Of the Western Hemisphere
that have not declared war agains.
the Axis or broken off diplomatic
relations.
MEXICO CITY-INS - Former
King Carol OF Romania today had
offered his services to the Mexican
government in its war on the Axis
nations. Carol called on President
Manuel Avila Camacho yesterday
at his home at Los Pinos and re-
NAMED for half-an-hour's audience.
WASHINGTON-INS- Funeral
services will be held Friday for
the MestRex- Joseph NJ. Corrigan,
titular bishop of Bilts, aand rec
tor OF Catholic University in Wash
ington since 1885, who died last
night of pneumonia.