The Conshohocken Recorder, October 16, 1945

              Stye €0ttsl)0l)0ckcn Becorirer. ^
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7527.
Convict Says
He Murdered
MPeimM Inmate
Uniontown Prisoner
Admits Slabbing
at Graterford
A 19-year-old Uniontown youth,
i::i« two and oni
noon confes-.i'c! to the brutal murder
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ilonged questioning by
County Detectivi
admitted that he fatally staboed
Etanley F. Cohowics. 21. of Old For-t:
e, Pa. in th« I
iiicli long scissors blade
I OUtttOB of
Cohowics cell on the first floor of
Mil Llock E at i the 400 |•> . %
prisoners housed in tha- I fw«*|l \lt**?i*iM
marching •<. breakfast in the mess AJ*** ** ■ - »*» inttn
hall.
The knll
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Both Parties
For Ele<
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16. T^45.
Jap Who Lived in Trailer in Barren \ S i X Members
Hill in '41, Turns Out to Be Agent < >| U ., i i »r ('
PRICE: THREE CENTS
Aids Chest Drive f)r. |{()|h \|a,|r
mdidates of Hoth
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Townships
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Sgt. Jean Himes Dig-chargi
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the victim N back din
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bowed that
the point had e
kdiing him Lnstantlj
After he was stabbed Cohowlc>
pitched head long to The floor, face
downward, with ..; im-oedded
In his back. 1N & as killed
fart that the -tabbing took place In
tar of the 800 foot long build- jfi:.,.
nig. none of :ne < r.'icr prisoners
would admit hav.
incident.
George ONci;; Pottatowi
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Exami
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Dr. J. J. Fritz Chosen
for Dental Exams—
to Begin Soon
Dr. J ■ ■
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two guards in the block, told ■ B-24
Warden I
Cohowics fall to the flooi
-tanding about 100 feet away He
rushed to the scene, he
whal happened and then ailed the
lesident phyatcian who pronounced
■ dead.
Cohow;< five la 10
years for burglary, haviia
tenced from Philadelphia In May oi
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Councl id ward
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i |( ominurri On Pae<* Thrrrl
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Peter J.WebbTraffir Club
DHMI Sunday Names Board
he end
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the United States. 1 ;, medical
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turner Col Car Hi! [Ye*
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n urder. was sentenced by the Berks
County Court at Rand
nig an automobile. Aug. 11. 1944.
n wa .'i!c oi
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rived his
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t. Camp .
01 Van. ■ .
ned who wore In the hocke
vicinity ol the victim at the time
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tharge of Person] . I
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28 pohv- . Paugh ol HiQU
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ul attended Si , Viw R °i I p CrL "" ■'
?£ZS2X ' " -■ » - . ononino n wAru w** % *.>,-« ^„ read. Ivy Rock, and vice president!
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mines
Republican.
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... British Columbia |tor ''■■m>' al u"' »*oces, complete
Wl ■;■■ t;ravelled throughou: <Mn-f'relurils °r th(l €leci!at> C«iW nor
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boih of Lee i; |
French
abblng At first he denied 1 prior
knowing anything about the matbtr.Imtmbs -nut; Mil
but i.n.-iitv lie oonfeatad to Coun
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the murder. enU. \:
McQuLston. ■ white man with a are the foil
dark complexion, stated that t'.->- thers: aCOdrei
howics had keen continuously na
a aboui
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away, "are there any other niggers I Dorothy, Batty, Pal I
in vour family besides you ti home
mother,*'
West t'onshrliorkrn
man. Rep
sad John Campbell, Dem. Auditor
opening ci World War 1. when he „,
. to his native IJIKJ He,0'1*"' 1W* ,cluh w«
enlULed shortlv after the War be- an ol th* e.ntena.nmen
serving abroad with ihe L33d corain1''^P- nnd John S. Qlackbun
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McQulston said tins remark en- ]>fiA p.nflfl nii*n-,». aged mm to such . ■«-» i ross winner
Meeting Next Week
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portion ol the ad
ward,i A-Joseph
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Winnlnn
\Ii-Cormlck. Dem
Judge of Election, Secor.
ip"' "'Jtunus
'f'untlnneil on l»a<r Eight
..-.men ; Hoard 5 Offiee
Will Close Oct- 25
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through protnotl
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to the extent of $1.50 per
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Third
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to coining to Con BH. will disband o 3-' 2:i in ! the'-
examift..-
mil The b fa
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dental ex-gage
in the manu- ward. *«■££&■£,'%£
I Dem., Frederick!' ■ ■ :
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morning when
were open id
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along with tiie ota
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to remove the b! m
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I'pper Hariaa
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Harris ol the.
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for tne continued
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loading and unloading of freight
air. a
■ a1l an all time high, m
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m1 en: oi returning munit]
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part ol Septembei and
through October. Coitinued effor!
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After he was lorkerl up -
BfcQllbtOl
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Charter Arrives
For New Legion Post ,: „ wm
'<'millnued on P3Kr I
' Cutnbert, traffic man igei
ii<S^ .MJiuorrte V> earioeMrainBs.
Wwaarr £'> I/tin \' V \V ,, :;1' ' ' ■' % join \.r.w. wood 4
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Implication, bui
mind and BO
"Columbus Day"
Assembly Program
■A Child ol ■
title or th
Consolidated
school by pupils of tin
lass under the da
Miss Betty Ruth Mills, teicher. at
the upper grades assembly program. 1 t of characl
McCuen. Columbus; Karl lien.
Bartholomew Columbus; Arthur Ou-trun),
Diego: Alfred
Pedro; Oeraldine Lord. Sii/nuui
Russell Stanford. Fernanda.- Roberl
BUlpatrick,
landlady. Jack H-PattJ
WlUlami snu the announcer:
of the program; Nancy Tarbutton
led the devotional exerc; < ( -
lumbia The Gem of the Ocean." was
sung by the assembh , M
music supervif x of White-marsh
tOWl ■ sang two
selections. "The Lilac Tree." and
"The Day Ls Done ' Agues DtVtti
recited a poem entitled, "Columbus."
The assembly progr.ims are held
in the school every other Friday
. d-.irlng this term.
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JI 730.
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I Will be held O
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the headquartara **Holv I and" Talk
of the John p DeHaven Pool last tacttdid an Fred Munoe, Joseph r si • i »/
ajben tor Parish Alumni
of Willow Qrove, who preeided al " Dutill m mat A Coyn
thn Rowan D D
,. Haymoiuj J Banas. Arthur Camp- y ndRrimw
«rtrftiJ« In I Ha ', - " ..^^,„ „f . i... i .,....,...., MI...,I .i.. • hj.ll Dh ilti. 1J »«.->j- ._. . ... . _ _ . "T . ui"i. am i:. bell. Philip H M«K ,i.\> Ji ■ v: ,■ g) r
tngram, Jr. An- Ovei
• ■ charter or be ■ "• ■ Kovak, Frank ad tan Holy Land at the
■ '■ ■ r. Orsech, Stanlcv J October meetuij of St
''■ ■ M ^r-'ii;-- Alumni Aaaociatlon tonight at 8:40
tnthi
A " M |de Re-
"" Nn Ms*!* IN HI II W]1| (,0,i(.iUc)p .
fJonihohoefcen Band bai been en- tag
Ttu Aacron au Class scheduled to
■ 1-:' ad dinner will be served open but mwir" with Rev Juseuh
morning by his sister. Wflhebnii jto po~- members on w Kflvanaah sdministnTto'i u iii
inng con-
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Best Way to Know Whether You Built a
Good Jail is to Try it - Carpenter Did ,
ritfsBVTHtlAN MBS
■BR TOMOUOW 1VI
4 :;'s Bibie OhU
Presbyierian Church will mee^ to-morrow
night In the social cabin a;
the church. M<>;
plied by *..
m wii! be shown. A social
will follow Members may bring
Erb ndi
The man who built the prison Dulan parking his Mdan In ;hr
on
police station found om
comfortable when he was foroed
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.-'■■■.own. who constructed I ■ staff of Bryn Maa
tlon In then W the officer accosted the de-lgiven U award ol merit
buiiduig in 1938. was a:: Sunday morning
Officer A C. Wei . banquet of the Sons *
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lodged in a cell until his arraign-i the J Columbus D the Bellevue- F*M xitviismi DAT
mber 12. eele- snuctor. will opei
nday night at 7 In the.school
tnd dancing will fol- cafeteria, the puatpunemeir
low the dinner. Edward S.mghton the annual church block collections
drman ol the now m progmi i.
by the to be concluded Wed
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atponed Its Octobei
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■- Mondaj al K H p, m " ! Duffy
St Matthew\ Cemetery win take
BROTHER •>( R» rpR , wlth Rpv
GIW4JEN VHRIT t«Mll> John Lynch : Bl Annes R C
Dr Max M Strmnia. clinical Church. Phil
i member ol the Children of pariah
al of Holy
his Communion in a body ■>■ thi
'■' officer into the building, . . . .
marsh. He was assessed a fir..
$10 and i ..
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discovering a traffic tie-up at thai the internee originally had put in
. had been caused b:
1 .. .delphla. Dr Stru- The Allentown Rand of th I
by the
member , to lead
Strumla, cl Conshohocken. them in the Armistice Day parade
V Alessandroni. in this borough. 3aturda\ No\ ember
•neraiue of Pennsylvania oi 10. The on ta call the
.-; was chairman during the morning and will g,-.e atareh
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William O. Schta , ,. ,
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Rationing bos
rttl convei
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bai i bauuj n ttder >d by R :
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hoois.
R Law- ' 1T8 K M ' INI
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rare of 827 Old 1
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Scouts from Six Troops Called Out to
Search for Lost Boy; Found in Field
O'Connor. 31.
bie excitement
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moment %
noted ab ■
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ally atjoic
neighborhood, and
thai Prank
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al n o'clock
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that hunger migh) h n \
Fr.ink home, dlaal
me again
V Samuel H Diem a scout leader Pi
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Harr
'Coniinued on pJKr Five
Discuss Plans For
Religious Training
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