Campbell 81 Industrial Leader Dies At Home In City
Charles G. Campbell 81 longtime industrial executive and former Keowaunee president died at 2 25 a m at his 387 Highland Drive home after a long illness. He retired as Keewaunee president in 1951 after 31 years as top executive and his son James A. Campbell became president. Campbell joined the firm in 1920 when annual sales were 250000. last year sales exceeded 14 million. He was born November 4 1878 in Dravesbury Pa and had a long varied career from steamboat fireman to army sergeant major and later a furniture salesman and manufacturer.
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Charles G. Campbell
Iee Manufacturing Company
Highland Drive
Er G. Campbell
Kewaunee
James A. Campbell
Wis
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Dravesbury, Pa
West Elizabeth
N. J
Mississippi River
Wil
U.S. Cavalry
Sixth Cavalry
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Philippines
McKeesport
Panet
Elizabeth Naider
C. G
Pennsylvania
James
Death of Lindy Hultmark in Dayton plane crash
M L Lindy Hultmark, about 35, son of Stearns Mfg Co president Myron L Hultmark, was killed when his plane exploded on takeoff at Dayton airport. Investigations by Civil Aeronautics Administration. He had visited Adrian earlier, had lunch with family, and had been manager of a Memphis restaurant. He served in the U S Air Force.
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M. L
Memphis
Tenn
Hullmarks
Dayton
Civilian Aeronautics Administration
Hallmark
Adrian
Stearns
Indiana
Millinois
U. S. Air Force
Cardinal Stepinac Dies in Yugoslavia
Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac spiritual head of seven million Yugoslav Catholics died today in Krasie at age 62. He had been held after a wartime collaboration conviction and recently released from prison, with his illness linked to long prayers in an unheated parish church.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Alojzije
Stepinac
Tito
Krasie
Krash
Jiycar
Ike may buy California ranch near Indio
Indio California report suggests President Eisenhower negotiating to buy a 4 20 acre ranch near the desert city. William Carey of San Diego, the current owner, declined to confirm but said he has no comment. The property lies near La Quinta where Eisenhower recently stayed and includes a central residence five guest houses and a large swimming pool.
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Indio
Calif
Eisenhower
California
William Carey
San Diego
India
la Quinta
Irregular Telegrams Mention Local Projects
The page itemizes scheduled telephone improvements for three exchanges, a progress photo of the Enrico Fermi atomic energy plant at Monroe, and a new magnets use in printing by an Adrian manufacturer. It also notes city recreation costs, Addison Products Co employment prospects, Morenci school board salary talks, and local high school results with Deerfield beating Britton-Macon 61-54.
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Enrico Ferti Atomic Energy
Monroe
Adrian
Addison Products Co
Morenci School Board
Deerfield
Britton-Macon
Boysville
Addison
Lenawee Roads Passable After First Snowfall
Lenawee county roads and highways were largely clear this morning after about three inches of snow began Tuesday evening. State and county crews reported primary routes salted and plowed, four districts operating snow removal programs, with potential weight limits considered on county roads.
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Lenawee County
Lenawee
Michigan
Ralph Tyler
Tyler
Addison
Croswell
Wil
M. Burchfield
Burchfield
Three Take Out Petitions For County Office
Lenawee Republicans move early in the election year with three petition takers. Tecumseh police chief George O Kilbourn and former deputy sheriff Carl Frantz filed for sheriff while drain commissioner candidate Jerome McFarland also started. Petitions due June 24 at 4 pm with signature ranges set for parties and offices.
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Lenawee
George O. Kilbourn
Tecumseh
Carl Frantz
Jerome McFarland
Alice Welch
Foul Play Suspected in Adolph Coors III Vanishing
Golden Colorado reports a widening manhunt for Adolph Coors III, 44, missing from a bloodstained rural road southwest of Denver. Sheriff Art Wermuth says kidnapping possible. FBI has entered the case, with Special Agent Scott Werner confirming Washington authorization and a presumption of foul play.
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Golden
Colo
Adolph Coors III
Coors
Denver
Art Wermuth
FBI
Scott Werner
Washington
Werner
Weber 10 Leaves Williams Service in Michigan Admin
Pauli Weber, longtime press secretary to Governor G. Mennen Williams, will depart March 16 to join the civil service commission, leaving Williams with a rebuilt staff ahead of any potential 1960 bid. Weber, 52, praised for shaping policy and public image, will swap a $13,000 post for a $15,000 permanent position after a competitive exam, leaving Julia Lawler as the sole remaining member of the original 1946 staff.
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Lansing
Presssseeretery
Pauli W. Weber
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Weber
Civil Service Commission
Julia Lawler
Detroit
G_ Weber Williams
Khrushchev Heads to India and Asia Tours
Premier Khrushchev departed Moscow with his family and top officials aboard the Tryushkin turbo prop for visits to India and three other Asian nations. The trip aims to bolster Soviet prestige and mirror President Eisenhower's regional influence as about 310 Muscovites watched from a bitter cold farewell.
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Khrushchev
Asia
Moscow
India
Eisenhower
Disarmament talks begin in Washington sessions
West's top disarmament negotiators meet in Washington to shape Allied proposals for mid March talks in Geneva with the Soviet bloc. Represented nations Britain France Italy Canada and the United States hold secret sessions amid doubts about reaching a speedy agreement on disarmament and Germany ahead of May summit discussions.
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Washington
Geneva
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
United States
Germany
Disc Jockey Says He Got 15,500 In Side Payments In Two Years
Witnesses at a House subcommittee hearing described side payments linked to promoting records. Joseph Finan said he received 15,500 from 1956 to 1958 plus up to 40,000 yearly salary from KYW and allowances for attending teen dances. Wesley Hopkins denied taking under the table payments for pushing songs. The hearings probe payola and payments to influence airplay amid industry figures named by a Cleveland distributor. A separate San Francisco ship incident detailed a tanker Angelo Petrilli stuck near the coast with 244 million gallons of wine as tugboats towed it free.
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Birmingham
Ala
Harry Eugene Evans
Harry Eugene Hill
Evans
Philadelphia
Alabama
Penn State
Washington
Tsayola Prothers
Ise
Joseph Finan
Wesley Hopkins
Witness
Cleveland
KYW
Dee
Hopkins
Savola
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Finan
Big Top
Madison
Hugo
Luigi
Subcommittee
Robert
San Francisco
Lishman
Angelo Petril
Tay Cee Records
Cosnat
Itslicputing Co
Mercury Records
San
Shad Records
Francisco Shore
Decca
Without Power
Cameo
Carlion
Epic
Coed
Fone
Meridian
London
Sea Fox
Mikimiki
Regene
Owner Killed In Havre de Grace Fireworks Plant Blast
Fire at Havre De Grace Fireworks Co. killed owner James A. Fabrizio, 35, whose badly burned body was found among ruins. Nineteen employees fled after blasts and two were injured along with three local residents. Injured treated and released. witnesses say Fabrizio was trapped while attempting to fight the fire.
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Havre DE Gracs
Havre de Grace
Finch Son of Private Eyes Hired to Follow Wife
Dr R Bernard Finch testified at his murder trial that he hired private detectives to tail Barbara Finch after noting she showed little affection at home. He said the motive was to counter a pending divorce suit that could cost him most of their community property.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara
Barbara Jean Finch
Fred N. Whichella
Finch
Vengeful Mail Plot Halted With Arrest
A 32 year old Chattanoogan faces charges for a revengeful mail order scheme aimed at an insurance firm. The plan included 1500 pounds of cheese and a reducing machine ordered in the name of an unavailable target. An arrest followed an over year harassment campaign.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Lenawee County factory jobs rise in 1960 start
Employment at 15 major plants reaches 9 731 in January 1960, up 627 from year start as auto and refrigeration push production. Manufacturing across eight plus employee sites climbs to 16 651 in mid January, with totals higher than 1954 1958 and 1959 levels. Unemployment claims drop while total county employment grows, aided by construction demand and auto supply outlook.
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Lenawee County
Lenanes
Adrian
State Employment Office
Clifford Rice
Lenawee
Lenawee Supervisors Open February Session
The Lenawee county board met in the county courthouse for morning business before adjourning at 10 20 am The session discussed annual audits with Ingham county noting private auditors cost 4300 in 1956 and state audits for 1959 not required for many counties including Lenawee Auditor General Otis Smith said audits are optional and Wayne County needed nine auditors for eight and a half months A county road levy proposal to fund local bridge reconstruction would place a two tenths mill tax on the ballot with county road commission matching funds and a 50 percent construction match from the levy funds, townships paying 12 to 25 percent based on sales tax receipts
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Lenawee County Board of Supervisors
Alice Welch
Jngham ‘County Board of Supervisors
Ingham
Otis Smith
Ingham County
Fromi
Smith
Wayne County
County Roads Committee
Sll
Counly Road Commission
County Road Commission
Actor Brian Donlevy dies after choking at Beverly Hills party
Beverly Hills California actor Brian Donlevy choked on a piece of tomato during a birthday celebration at a club. He fell unconscious, coughed up the moment, and later regained consciousness before medical help arrived.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Brian Donlevy
Ami
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Bis
Lindy Hultmark
Cardinal Stepinac
Ike
Robert Melbourne
North Scott Street
Kinley Drive
Lido Beach
Sarasota
Fla
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Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Arthur W. Busse
Benton Harbor
Hartford
Midland
Associated Press
Cduntry
Texas
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Illinois
Williams Service
EL Pen
Erald A. Curteher
AWS
Curteher
Jack D. Hixson Jr
Harrisburg
Uf — Astor
Linglestown
Clyde D. Sherk
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