Marilyn Keeps Child Hopes Amid Miscarriage Loss
Marilyn Monroe remains hopeful about future motherhood after losing an unborn baby and undergoing emergency surgery. Arthur Miller says she wants as many children as possible, with doctors confirming she can have more children. Monroe, 31, is recovering at Doctors Hospital after a miscarriage at their Amagansett home.
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New York
Marilyn Mon- Tree
Arthur Miller
Hilliard Dubrow
Marily
Doctors Hospital
Dubrow
Miller
Manhattan
$3 Billion Shot In Arm Planned For Road Work
The nation’s highway program will receive about 3 billion dollars next year to fund the 41 000 mile interstate system and primary road network. States, the District of Columbia, and territories share 2.85 billion with about 450 million in state funds matched. New York state receives the largest single allocation of 197 856 thousand dollars, followed by Ohio and Michigan. Scholarships were also presented at Bloomington Indiana University’s Arbutus yearbook event awarding 150 prizes to Patricia Hrog Teaux and Susan Stillerman with alternates named.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
New York
Trindy
Ohio
Michigan
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana_ University
the Arbutus
Patricia Hrog- Teaux
Susan Stillerman
Chicago
Journalism Institute
Richard Turner
Crown Point
David Grandstaff
North Manchester
Philip Fine
Evansville
Judy Richier
Hammond
Youth Uninured In Auto Crash Leaves Sign Demolished
Kenneth Haworth aged 20 of Noblesville walked away uninjured from a wreck on Indiana 38 west of Pendleton. He apparently fell asleep at the wheel, driving from New Castle where he is employed. His car struck a state highway sign and rolled twice. State Troopers Robert Baldwin and Richard Shull investigated.
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Kenneth Haworth
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Ind
Pendleton
Robert Baldwin
Richard Shull
Baldwin
Haworth
New Castle
Subway Blast Triggers Panic in Philadelphia Subway
An electrical explosion and fire at the Erie Avenue Broad Street subway station during the 8:40 a.m. rush hour injured eighty one people, none seriously, as passengers panicked and flying glass caused additional injuries during the blast in the subway tube.
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Philadelphia
Erie Avenue
Broad Street
Soil Temperature For Best Corn is Discovered
The Agriculture Department reports 75 degrees Fahrenheit soil temperature as ideal for corn growth. Iowa experiments using heated underground cables show emergence and maturation rise with temperature, noting mulch tillage can reduce soil warmth and sometimes yield.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
United States
Anderson resident Mr Vanderbur in Insurance Field
Lifelong Anderson resident Mr Vanderbur, husband and father of two, active in local clubs, recently joined the insurance field. He focuses on whole life, educational, mortgage, and family group policies and is rising as a top producer in the company.
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Jomner M. Vanderbur
John Monhall Life Insurances Co
Andersen Federal Building
Mr. Vanderbur
Anderson
Anderson Joycest
Grandviaw Golf-Club
Allstars
Mc Vandrebur
GOP Founding Site Marked in Ripon Wisconsin
Ripon Wisconsin dignitaries including Miss Wisconsin Joan Hentschel unveiled a monument by the birthplace of the Republican party. The plaque cites the March 20 1854 mass meeting that formed the party and calls the schoolhouse the birth site. Governor Vernon Thomson praised President Eisenhower for peacekeeping leadership amid Wisconsin funding earlier approved to restore the building.
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Ripon
Wis
Wisconsin
Minois
Minnesota
Joan Hentschel
Wauwatosa
Vernon Thomson
Eisen- Hower
Indiana senators reach deal on 7th Circuit vacancies
Dirksen declines to back Indiana accord calling for an Illinois candidate. Jenner Capehart and Jenner push Hastings to fill Major’s seat while a new vacancy from Judge Swaim’s death would go to Judge Parkinson. Parkinson would then be replaced by Robert Grant if accord stands.
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Washington
Dirksen R-I
Indiana
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Chicago
Tri- Nois
Wisconsin
Washington, Ind
Capehart
Hastings
J. Karl Major
Hillsboro, Ill
H. Nathan” Swaim
Indianapolis
U.S
Lynn W. Parkinson
Lafayette
Parkinson
Ienner
Jenner
Robert Grant
South Bend
Illinois
State highway aid totals 69.1 million dollars
Indiana received 68 101 644 dollars as its share of federal aid for highway construction for fiscal 1959. Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks said the allotments were made early to ensure uninterrupted progress in the highway program. The total includes two billion dollars for a 41 000 mile federal interstate system and the rest for federal aid secondary roads and urban highways expanding the primary and secondary networks.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Worker Overcome 105 Feet In Air At Indiana Tower
A workman painting the interior of a water tower 105 feet high in Wabash Indiana was overcome by fumes and rescued with oxygen as firemen assisted. Senators debated nominations for judgeship appointments amid remarks on state representation. Indiana Public Service Commission moved to end rail and stock express station service per Justice Department guidance.
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Wabash
Ind
Indiana Senators
James Fri
Richard Conlift
Blakeslee
Ohio
Fair Condit
Illinois
Wabash County Hospital
Diana
Wisconsin
Dirksen
Beaman
Jenner
Indiana
Capehart
Douglas
D-M
Bill Middleton
Ble
Walter Company
Conliff
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Gen. Williams
New York Central Railroad
Rogers
Ling
Railway Express Agency
Justice Department
Fed
T Stockwell
Tippecanoe
Greencastle cement plant resumes after walkout
Lone Star Cement Co operations in Greencastle restart after an agreement with the workers union. The new contracts raise hourly pay by 11 to 17 cents, retroactive to May 8, with fringe benefits including Sunday work and vacation pay. About 100 workers return this morning, 250 planned for Monday, and 250,000 barrels are on hand for shipment amid prior cement shortages. A similar strike earlier this week was settled at a Mitchell plant.
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Greencastle
Lone Star Cement Co
Linedale
Here
Mitchell Cement
Franton Mission Meetings Announced
Frankton. The Youth Fellowship of the Frankton Mission Church will meet Sunday at 6 30 p m at 202 Maple St. Evening worship will be at 8 p m at TOOF Hall. Cottage prayer is set for Wednesday Aug 7 at Carl Fry’s home. Everyone is invited.
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Frankton
Carll H. Fry
Maple St
Toof
Carl Fry
Alice B. Rice
Myers Young
Henry Lehman
Chamberburg
A. M. Bowman
T. William A. Smith
Daleville
Joseph Anderson
Marion Davis
Anderson
Fcc Adds Channel 16 To South Bend Station WNDU TV
The Federal Communications Commission on Friday approved adding TV channel 16 to South Bend Indiana. The change effective Sept 6 lets Michiana Telecasting Corp move WNDU TV from channel 48 to channel 16.
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Washington
Fet
Leral Communications Commission
South Bend
Ind
Michiana Telecasting Corp
Wndu-Tv
Tranquilizers and chinchillas stir local notes
A report from Jonesville discusses using Thorazine and other tranquilizers to influence chinchilla mating. Leonard Bell claims tranquilizers yield strong results, sparking debate among ranchers who desire mate changes for fur quality. Several named residents are listed in the muddled text with no clear event.
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Jonesville
Leonard
Bell
Voting rights debate tugs at courts and injunctions
A summary of political maneuvering over federal voting rights enforcement. The bill would let the attorney general seek injunctions against violations, with civil contempt trials not extending to juries, while criminal contempt could warrant jury trials. Names and addresses of several members appear in the surrounding context. A separate note reports Stuart News sale plans and Hungary's Premier Kadar visiting the Soviet Union.
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Richard McClarnon
Robert Denter
W. 13Th St
Gayle Williams
Qelaha Armstrong
Lincoln
Kadar
Russia
Vienna
Austria
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Soviet Union
Radio
Budapest
Ball State Freshmen To Attend Preview Camp
Freshmen campers from Ball State Teachers College and area schools prepare for a September preview camp. Three youths from Muncie admit starting a 225000 fire at Gra s Co plant while claiming to steal gas during the incident.
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Chicago
Ball State Teachers College
Messaid
Gras College
Ham Gumber Co
Red Wing
Allj
0Tine
YMCA
YWCA
Brady
Anderson|t
Mary Ann March
Douglas Talley
Tom D. Epply
Frankton
Roger Dickenson
Ball State
Dedication Set for Local 662 Union Home Open House Planned
The Building and Program Committee of Local 662 advanced plans for the dedication of a new union home. International secretary Mazey will give the principal address at 2 30 p m Saturday Sept 14. The public will tour the air conditioned club and hear entertainment on Saturday and Sunday with a Saturday dance in the gymnasium and music by the Musician's Union.
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Page Oneers
Arthur Henning
Mazey
H. C. Danson
Musician's Union
UA Y
Henry Musnay
Thomas J. Morgan
Mr. Danson
Marion Manlove
Wiliam T. Wilson
Si Carper
John Maggart
Bud Dickey
Pete Franklin
James Priest
Building Committee
Dieting Pills Draw Attack On False Weight Loss Claims
Washington, UP reports a House subcommittee probed misleading overweight remedy advertising amid testimony from Dr. S William Kalb a Newark nutritionist who warned dieting pills alone do not burn calories. He urged a diet plus exercise and cautioned that many slimming schemes prey on fashion driven desires for quick fixes.
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Washington
House
S. William Kalb
Kalb
Newark
N.J
Government ‘Operations
John A. Blatnik
Dminn
Obituary and medical fraud warnings headline local deaths
Charles U. Sweigart 23 dies at home after a week illness. He owned Avenue Tool and Die Shop and belonged to North Park Masonic Lodge. Survived by Grace widow, parents in Indianapolis, sister in Pendleton, brother in Anderson. Funeral Sunday 1:30 p.m., Baker Brothers Funeral Home, graveside Miller Cemetery Middletown. John Kokinos 66 dies at home 515 W. 14th St after yearlong illness. Kalb criticizes televised weight loss pills as dangerous and misleading. No further details.
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Charles U. Swiegart
Fletcher St
Henry County
J. Sweigart
Avenue Tool and Die
North Park
William Nickerson
Indianapolis
Marcella Kempe
Pendleton
Robert' Sweigart
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral
George Osborne
Masonic Lodge
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Funeral Home
Life In Sealed Chamber Helps NIH Study Metabolic Needs
A 20 year old Mennonite conscientious objector, Jerry Duerksen of Mountain Lake Minnesota, lives in a sealed metabolic chamber at NIH for days to record food, water, air intake and activity. Researchers hope results reveal metabolism links to arthritis and other diseases. He wears a helmet with a two way radio and uses a treadmill during confinement. Health officials note the study aims to advance understanding of human energy use.
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Bethesda, Md
National Institute of Health
Jerry Duerksen
Mountain Lake
Minn
Duerksen
Defendants Warned To Keep Distance
Otoe County Court orders a white stripe six feet back from the bench after judges complain defendants lean and sprawl during proceedings.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Otoe County
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Dairy Co-Operatives
Leon Garcian
University of Wisconsin
Garcian
Mrs. Nelson Dies in San Francisco Former Elwood Woman
Gladys Elean Melson 30, of South San Francisco and formerly Elwood, died suddenly Thursday in a San Francisco hospital. Survived by husband and four children at home, parents James F. Burchette and wife of Elwood, two sisters in Indianapolis and Elwood, and two brothers James E. Burchette Urbana and Robert S. Burchette Elwood. The obituary notes relatives with ties to Elwood and Urbana.
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Elwood
Gladys Eleanor Melson
San Francisco
James F. Burchette
Leland Boyer
Indianapolis
Don Savage
James E. Burchette
Urbana
Robert S. Burchette
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Local obituaries report Mabel Hoover Tipton 65 died at home in Tipton with services at Hobbs Christian Church. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include husband and three sons. Also noted are death notices for Walter Stanton Brown and Ast Yetter Wilkinson, with service details and burial locations. State motor vehicle bureau posts advanced by Indianapolis officials.
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Mabel Hoover Tipton
Mabel Hoover
Rt. 2
Tipton
Hobbs Christian Church
Ralph Davison
Earl Isenhower
Fairview Cemetery
Leatherman-Morris
Hobbs
Samuel
Lucetta Hobbs Downing
Kokomo
Parke W. Hoover
Malcolm
Herbert Hoover
Anderson
Samuel Hoover
Elwood
Cora Evans
Walter Brown
Summitville
Welter
Stanton Brown
Stan
Wyandotte
Madison County
Nathan
Alice Brown
Brown
Presbyterian Church
Ecorse
Mich
Jessie
Hubert
Detroit
Wallace
Joplin
Paul Wilmar
Gaston
Tive
William
Sam
Muncie
Ewing
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Arest Yetter
Wilkinson
Farast Yetter
Rt. 1
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Marilyn
Buick
Hedkaiian, Eis Inc
Fred Roberts
Landsdowne
Paul Warwick Jr
Josephine
Mary McCann
Warwick
James M. Vanderbur
John Marshall Life Insurance CO
GOP
Wetees Sauuee Uyice Conliff
Don Hubert At
B. Walter Table Slide Co
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Denmark
Copenhagen
Eno Ic
Emal
Greencastle Cement
Franton
Strickler’s
Madisay
Chinchillas
St. John Ital
Chinchilla
Pftan
Fabat Waertlhs
James Griffith
Petl
Nellie Lambertson
Alex
Noble Clements
Fortville
Pauline Osborne
Yalton St
Helen Riggs
Sprague Itreat
Charles Hight
Robert Trimble
Rt 1
Jackson Hoppes
Alexandria
Ildeel
Mary Marsh
Head
Icks St
Belly Minton
Morton’ Street
Captain Henderson
4Th St
Frank Hudson
Lapel
May Cullen
Jeanette Karl
Brown Street
Stuart, Fla
Stuart News
Edwin A. Men- Ainger
Gordon Lockwood
Lockwood
Martin County
Anita Birkinbine
Anderson Township
John A. Boone
Birkinbina
Madison Heights
Frank Kirkpatrick
Kempton
Morris Lemasters
Waldron
Herald
Charles
Sweigart
John Kokinos
Oay Kalb
Carness
Greeve
Dan
Aenenette
Eva
Peter
Greece
Doyd
James T. Norris
Robert C. Stephens
Lake
Waltz and Hiday
Trinity Episcopal Church
K. Samaras
East
Maplesuana Gavwabanss
Vue Veilly
Ronald Lee Utter
Harold E. Rozelle
Clarice Griffee
White River
William Eddy
South Meridian Church of God
IOOF
Elizabeth Hillman
Elizabeth Hilsman
Ulm Rd
New Haven Nursing Home
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Burlial
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lawrence A. Blackwell
St. John’s Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mre
Halle J. Bates A
Kallie J." Bates
Vine, St
Chesterfield
Park Place
Ike
Defense ‘Establishment
Eli Lilly & Co
White House
Denver
Mai
Patti Place
Mic
Nelson
San. Francisco
Madison
3ETS State Post
John Reynard
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Robert L. McMahan
Reynard
Philip H. Banawitz
Shelbyville
Banawitz
State Highway Department
Sunday Herald
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