Senator Douglas orders夜 police to eject late workers
Washington report recounts Sen. Douglas instructing Capitol Police to remove staff after 3 p.m. nightly with force if needed. Five aides were cleared at 9 p.m. one night, and a memo warned all doors lock and no one stays past 3 p.m. except the senator himself. The incident prompted disbelief from Sgt. Huff and staff who described it as highly unusual.
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Rowland Evans JR
Washington
Capitol
Eris
Sen
Douglas
Sgt
Gordon. Huff
Pam
Huff
Nutt
Senate
Douglas Ame
Capitol Guard Room
Mark Richardson
Sty
New Suits Filed in Circuit Court
Two divorce actions filed by Ernnest A Medfinn against Mary M McMinn and Eva Marcella Mohler against Mer vin Harry Mohler. Complaints include divorce restraining orders and alimony as applicable. Additional action on contractual dispute involving silos with parties Vic Wikle and Associates Inc Harold Baker and others.
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Circuit Court
Ernnest A. Medfinn
Mary M. McMinn
Johnson and Austin
Eva Marcella Mohler
Mervin Harry Mohler
Salyer and Cleveland
Vic Wikle
Peek-a-Boo War Ends with Colonel Declared Victor
In Frankfurt, Colonel John Dilley orders strict dress rules for Army wives and daughters to avoid revealing attire. Widespread objections fade as women comply, with some noting the PX in Frankfurt looked like a fashion plate.
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Frankfurt
Germany
John Dilley
Dilley
East German Shift Announced By Moscow Radio
Moscow radio announced that the Soviet Union has given the East German government full control over political economic and cultural life while retaining Soviet influence through party channels. The move follows a March recognition of East Germany as a sovereign regime and aligns with the USSR German accord.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
German Democratic Republic
Indiana Proposes Large Mental Health Construction Budget
The 1955 67 budget seeks extensive new centers including Central State Hospital Indianapolis and Madison State Hospital with 2.4 million each and Logansport receiving a 2 million reception and treatment building. Total mental health construction requests amount to 27,644,357 with various sums for Evansville, Lovansport, Muscatatuck, Central State, Fort Wayne, Richmond, and Epileptics Village projects.
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Indianapolis
Central State Hospital
Madison, State Hospital
He State Mental Health Division
Logansport State Hospital
Central
Madison
Margaret Morgan
State Budget Department
State Budget Committee
New Castle
Muscatauick State School
Morgan
Evansville State Hospital
Lovansport State Hospital
Madison State Hospital
Muscatatuck States
Central State
Indiana Toll Road bids scheduled in Indiana
The Indiana Toll Road Commission released a bid schedule for the first sections of the east west highway reading through northern Indiana. Bids open Sept 3 with subsequent openings about three weeks after adverstising. The report also covers labor actions involving unions and Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Corp and a pending Taft Hartley emergency procedure. An autopsy in Elkhart County examined 22 month old Richard Eggleston who died after hospitalization amid polio cases.
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Elwood Swisher
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Corp
Ther
Swisher
Carbide
AEG
Strauss
Mommie Energy
Cyrus S. Ching
G10
AFL
Oak Ridge, Atomic
Cent
TAF
Sia
South Bend
Ind
Richard G. Eggleston
Elkhart
Public Opinion Adverse On Education Meeting Attacks
Delegates to a conference chaired by Dr William A Visser Moore announce plans for a program blending liberal arts with engineering at Notre Dame St Francis College and Loretto College while facing criticism from education leaders over potential public opinion impact and a possible picket during meetings in Evanston and Wheaton.
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Moore
Ball State
Chicago
Uhev
World Council of Churches
Phi Delta
Evanston
This! Kappa
Cormanth
William A. Visser "T Moors
Council S
Notre Dame
Netherlands Reformed Church
St. Francis College
Loretto
Penna
Univers
Counsity
United States
Delimay
Aa of Arts
As American Legion
Fied Scion
Even Babies Get Migraines
A physician reports that infants can suffer migraine headaches with periodic unilateral pain and associated visual disturbances. Dr Glaser notes symptoms resemble adults and may be triggered by allergies to certain foods in children. The piece cites complaints filed in court and mentions medical associations.
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Chivago U
Sepector
W. BR. McLemore
Emmco
Surance Company
Phillip Me
Donel
Jorom Glaser
Rochester
N.Y
Bayer and
Gaus
Ameri- Frances J
California leads states with about five and a half ton vehicles
Sacramento reports that California ranks at the top among states for motor vehicle totals around 5.5 tons, reflecting a dominant share of vehicle mass in the region.
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IMOST
Sacramento
California
Vehicle Output To Reach 120 392 At Auto Plants This Week
Ward's Automotive Reports estimates total production of 120 502 vehicles this week, including 104 720 cars and 15 672 trucks. Last week produced 104 604 cars and 18 878 trucks. In 1953, 112 491 cars and 22 491 trucks were assembled. The week marks the lowest five day volume of the year.
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Ward
Word's
Animal Bodies Clog Shelters In City Strike After Dogcatcher Walkout
More than 2,000 dead dogs, cats and birds filled shelters as a daylong dogcatchers strike left Brooklyn and other sites with rotting animal remains. Neighbors reported strong odors at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals facility and warned of similar conditions at other shelters.
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New York
Brooklyn
Society For the Prevention
Hospital Dismissals List of yesterday releases
The Sunday list from St Johns Hospital shows numerous patients discharged including Mrs Lona Salsburry Mrs Laura irkeback and several with infant children. Entries include addresses across Fair mount Wood Thompson Per dleton and Sulpher Springs among others. The report also notes health department refusal to remove carcasses and a SPCA strike affecting workers.
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St John's Hospital
Lona Salsburry
Fair, Mount
Laura Irkeback
Alliance Rd
Wood Thompson
Markleville
Betty Lockwood
Eith St
Sharley Ann Turner
Perdleton
Aoe Rickman
Morto
Route studied around Lafayette bypass proposed by Indiana highway department
Indiana's Highway Department mulls a bypass east of the Lafayette U S highway bypass to ease congestion while surveys decide feasibility. No construction is programmed yet. Tentative plan to replace only the eastern segment of the current bypass. Meanwhile the Indiana Toll Road Commission will solicit bids Aug 11 for the first two sections of the northern Indiana turnpike in St Joseph County with openings Sept 2 and subsequent calls through December 1.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Oll Road Commission
St. Joseph County
States Highway Department
U.S
Lafayette
Carl Vogelgesang
Highway Department
Vogelgesang
Indiana Toll Raid Commission
Twin claimants cause office mix up and heroics in hospital
Two elderly men from Gary and another from Pennsylvania share identical Social Security records and payments, prompting questions of duplicate claims. In a separate report, Matthew Milligan injuries from a rail accident at a Pittsburgh hospital required experimental chest support and an automatic respirator as doctors expected a full recovery.
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Landes
Anderson Social Security
Paramount
Pittsburgh
Renna
Ykago
Fey
Tor Bridie
Wwesley Memorial Hospital
Matthew Milligan
Rentlemen
Gary
Bev She Wihen
Datomte Omvaliton
Washington
The
Atomic Energy Comminssion
Dawi
Paducah
Pyisterer
Sanin
Anton
Fred C
Pennsylvania
Fred D
Alien W. Moore
Beaming Brothers
A. W. Moore
Delta Pilli
Sion
Muneie
Goshen
Sekey
Milligan
Ping
St. Mary
Kiwanis and Scout Visit Planned at Northeast Camp
A Kiwanis and Scout visit is scheduled for Monday August 16 near the city. Allison Anslerson Klynnis Club Kem pens will lead guests to the KikMhawentash Boy Scout camp, with stops including the YMCA at 9 00 by bus and a展示 visit to Powerama before departing.
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Anslerson Klynnis Club
Kempens
KikMhawentash
Ity
Codele Punkerly
Kiwanis
Arevanwaments
Kiwanilns
Allison’ Division
Dndlampalia
Kha
Allson
Leuyo Anderson
Power'ama
Gah Pe
Arelving
Robbery at May Motor Sales Leads to Escape
Masked men storm a Chicago auto dealer and steal a car manager and porter escaping with undisclosed cash after scattering eight thousand dollars in checks. Police say a tip led officers to a South Side agency where two suspects were reported, with victims Harvey Nog ers and Sam Morvis identified among the released.
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T. Thomas Casey
South Side
Harvey
Nogers
Porter
Sam Mor Vis
Chrysler Nut Drops Net Income for Six Months
Chrysler Car Corp reported net income of 45.8 million for six months ended June 30 up from 44.1 million a year earlier. Earnings per share stood at 1.81 a share versus 5.7 last year as sales totaled about 1.005 billion compared with 1.074 billion a year ago.
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Chrysler
New York
Chrysler Carp
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