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RECORDER DIAL VI S-1100 EVENING RECORDER, AMSTERDAil N.Y., THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 1956
Father McGuireo Auriesville, Succumbs After Short Illness
V M Rev. John A. McGulre, S. J., who since August, 1955, had been Stationed ft the Auriesville Tcr> tiiiiship with duties including the offlcd of treasurer of the Shrine of the North American Martyr*,
'died suddenly Wednesday at 6:15 pjtt. in S t Mary's Hospital where he had been a patient for one day.
McGulre was born In I Father McGulre was Brooklyn Aug. 18, 1900, and en-
i tered the Society of Jesus tn 1922
Ookcribea at Bogata and he was ordained June 25, 1933, at Woodstock, l id , where he studied theology at Woodstock College. Following his tertianship at St. Andrew-on-Hudson, Poughkeepsie, he went to Rome to make his bdennium in canon law at the Gregorian University.
F a t h e r McGulre taught at Xavier High School in New York and served as. procurator in sev
Ho made his novitiate at Wood* era! houses of the jfew York ptock-on-Hudson, Yonkers, and continued studies at Shadowbrook, Lenox. Mass., and Weston College, Weston, Mass-, completing his last two years at the House of Studies m B o g a t a , Colombia, South America.
From 1927-30, Father McGulre taught English in the Province of
Police Officer, Prisoner Killed in Pistol Battle
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (*> — A young man being questioned about a liquor store shooting, fatally wounded a high-ranking police officer late last night and then died under police gunfire.
A second policeman and a liquor itore clerk also were wounded critically.
Inspector Albert A Kelly, 55, second In command in the Indianapolis Police Department, died in General Hospital early today, an hour after being shot in a room at the York Hotel, in the downtown area.
The gunman, identified as James Bennett Baker, 22, Whittraville, Mass., was killed in the hotel room, riddled by bullets from the gun of Sgt Edward L. Clark, 40.
Clark's partner, Patrolman William Beaumont, 38, was in critical condition with wounds in the hack and stomach.
Jesuit Province before being as signed to Auriesville.
He it survived by a brother, Paul F. X. McGulre, Bayonne, N.J., and a atster, Mrs. Maria Gillen, Maseapequa, LX
The body will.be removed from the Riley mortuary to the Auries-ville Tertianship where a low mass will be said hi the community chapel of Our Lady of Martyrs at 10:30 am. Saturday. Burial will take peace at S t Andrew-on-Hudson, Poughkeepsie.
2^.Hoosick Children Die In Flash Fire
Herbert Coleman, 3, and] Sandria Coleman, 21 months, died yesterday in a flash Are that destroyed their rural home at North Hoosick.
Their mother, Mrs. Shirley Switts, 23, said the fire broke out while she was 50 yards away in the home of a neighbor.
She told police she had gone to borrow water.
It was believed that an oil stove
had exploded and started the fire in' the Ui-story frame house near this Rensselaer County community.
The Children's father, Herbert Coleman of Winton, Pa., has not been living with the family. Police said Mrs. Switts had resumed the name of her first husband after separating from Coleman.
B ig Baby Crop Forecast WASHINGTON UP>—The Public
Health Service predicts 111,000 more babies will be bom in the United States this year than last.
Daring the first nine months of 1956, it said, births were running nearly three per cent ahead of those for last year, and it esti mated this year's total at 4,202,-000.
Whittey President Of Confraternity
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fraternity of Christian Doctrine has been named by Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and a campaign is now under way to recruit new members for the various groups of the organization.
An election held Under the direction of the pastor, the Rev. John D. Cur ley, resulted in the following slate of officers and board chairmen: President Jack Whittey; vice president James Gargiulo; secretary, Miss Marion Iannotti; treasurer, Miss Marie Greco; chairman of teachers, Mrs.
Jack Whittey; chairman of fish-em, Miss Carmela SImiele, chairman of helpers, Albert Liggero; chairman of discussion clubs. Miss Gllda SImiele; chairman of parent educators, Mrs. James Gargiulo; chairman of apostles of good will, John Sampone.
Mrs. Delores Ahsstario and Miss Ann DiCapriq will assist the chairmen.
Rebekahs Slate Party
Oak Leaf Rebekah Lodge, 123, IOOF, will hold a Christmas party for members and their families Dec 19. A covered dish supper will be served at 6:30 pm. and there will be an exchange of
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DuRose As Tank Operator
Pvt. Dorus J. Du Rose, son of Mrs. Aha L. Du Rose, 10 Corey St, recently completed 10 weeks of advanced individual training under the packet platoon system at the Army's Armor Training Center, Fort Knox, Ky.
Du Rose was trained to drive the Army's medium tank. He
passed the .80 and 4» caliber machine gun proficiency tests and qualified as a gunner In the firing of the 90 millimeter tank gun.
Under the packet platoon system of training, each trainee becomes a permanent member of • tank crew. Du Rose attended Wu-bur H. Lynch High School
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last night at a meeting which was followed by card playing. Emma Burtt won the prize and refresh-
secret pal, grab bag and tree gifts. | ments were served by Pauline Plans for the party were made Leavenworth.
Air ww* mam. WASHINGTON UP» - Thi
Force is shifting five wings of Its reserve forces from tactical to troop carrier assignments.
The change, announced yesterday to be e f fee live by Oct 1 next year, "is in keeping with the program to meet continuing airlift capability reo^nrements,'' the Air Force said.
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ftp. ROT. Near End of Tour Army Pvt David C. Weldemann,
18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Weldemann, Hagaman Ave., recently completed the second phase of a six-month tour of active duty under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Knox, Ky.
Weldemann received eight weeks of automotive maintenance helpers training after completing basic combat training at Fort Knox
Men volunteering for the RFA program are permitted to finish their military obligation in local Army Reserve or National Guard units.
He is a 1956 graduate of Wilbur H. Lynch High School in Amsterdam.
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