Missing Girl’s Body Found in Newport Beach
The body of Barbara L Blasier of Waterloo Iowa was found near the Newport harbor after being reportedly kidnapped and drowned. Three 14 year old boys discovered the body while fishing near the harbor’s banter pier and alerted authorities. An autopsy is planned with the coroner citing drowning as the likely cause.
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Newport Beach
Cant
Barbara L. Blasier
Watrloo
Iowa
Newport
Hayter
Banti Pier
Sun' Jay
George Hemamir
Costa Mesa
Gordon Blaster
Larry Wayne
Tews
Wranareste
Rodger Burnham
Nuclear Power Use Lag Seen By Expert In Detroit
Detroit executive Walker Eck Cisler warned that a lag in adopting nuclear energy will follow the expansion of present electric power sources. He spoke at a Purdue meeting noting industrial price trends and the need to explore alternatives. The report mentions rising steel prices and atomic energy prospects affecting global energy costs.
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Chicago
James . Patton
Walloner Farmers Union
Patton
Wari
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Uniail
Sen. Millicen
R-Core
Eisenhower
Charles B. Shuman
Ameri Ican Farm Bureau Federation
Lapayetie
Ing. Walkereck Cisler
Detroi Féison Ca
America
Free World
Chicagg
Atecil
Caye
Increese
Majorj
Atoms For Peace
United States Steel Conference
Geneva
Corp
Japan
Col J
Cistes
Vionrae
Mich
Detroit
Apprintice Rootest
United Assn
Plurablag
iPiy Ing
Purdue
Maytag declares regular quarterly dividend at 50 cents per share
Newton Iowa Maytag Co announces a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on common stock with records Aug 31 and payable at the close of business. Several local stockholders are named including Berth Dowell and Mary Smith among others. The report also notes flood hill signing and a separate $5 004 000 000 bill for an experimental flood insurance program.
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Newton
Iowa
Maytag Co
St. John's Hospital
Berth Dowell
Charles Wagner
Jefferso, Sr
Floyd Delph and Son
Gerald Stephens
Brown St
Bila Young
Ora Riddle
B. St. Be
Retzia Ashby
Clara Ryan
Wis
Joyce ‘Turner
Taw Apt
Vics
Bertha Ven Meter
eLinentn St
Pre
Mary Smith
Riniwocr Way
Mya
Virginia Shirley
Fangio Moss Enter Mounts For Indianapolis Bid
Modena Italy world racing scene centers on Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss as potential drivers for Ferrari and Maserati specials in next year’s Indianapolis 500. Fangio, leading the world title standings, has not yet raced at Indianapolis while Moss may pilot Maserati’s eight cylinder car. Trials at the autodrome showed promising speed for the Maserati effort, with Italian Taruffi testing the car and praising its high speed and solid chassis.
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Modena
Italy
Juan
Manuel Fangio
World Automobile
Argentina
Sterling Moss
Indianapolis
Moss
Tmagerati
Fangio
Ferrari
Ing
United Press
Nino ‘Farina
Tony Parravano
Los Angeles
Calif
Piorg Tarulli
Spee
Peaceful Agreement on Burma Border Expected
Burma's leader says a border dispute with China may be settled peacefully through negotiations while hundreds of Chinese troops are reported crossing into northern Burma. Beijing denies the reports as diplomatic talks continue between the Myo government and China.
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Rangoon
Wirma
Fremid
AW Ba Swe
Burma
China
Sorrees
Red China
da Swe
Myo
New York Motorist Sues City Over Traffic Ticket
Eugene Touvan, 52, a real estate man, sues the city for 500000 alleging a policeman issued a ticket with delay and hostile manner. Touvan says the officer took over 30 minutes to issue the ticket and he then took two nitro pills for his heart condition, requiring hospitalization.
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New York
Motors
Lstieaumemons
Eugene Touvan
Suryame Douvan
Indiana U Man Heads To Athens For Stoa Dedication
BiGamINGTON Ind Norman T Pratt Jr chairman of Indiana University classics department will represent IU Sept 1 9 at dedication of the Stoa of Attalos in Athens largest ancient building ever reconstructed Indiana and Notre Dame are among member institutions of the American School of Classical Study which supervised the restoration. St Paul meditated on his sermons in the Stoa where Socrates expounded his philosophy and Zeno preached Stoicism which gave the movement its name.
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Zeno
Garcia Breaks Tribe Jinx to Top Tigers in Detroit
Mike Garcia defeated Detroit for Cleveland’s eighth win of the season as Naragon and Ward supported the pitcher. Naragon hit a homer and four singles while Ward added a homer and two singles. Detroit built threats but could not convert, stranded 13 runners.
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Fay Boone
Garcia
Hel Naragan
Keston Ward
Cleveland
Naragon
Jim Megan
Ward
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Tigers
Lout Read
Frank Lary
Ounam Ward
Hoene
Narragon
Steve Grumek
Swedish Liner Owners To Sue Over Atlantic Collision
Swedish American Line will sue Italian line Andrea Doria over the July 2 collision off Nantucket Lightship. Petition seeks damages for loss from the Stockholm and alleges carelessness and improper signaling. Swedish officials cite radar observations and place blame on Andrea Doria for veering and unsafe maneuvering causing multiple deaths and missing persons.
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New York U
Stockholm
Atlantic
Nantucket
U.S
Denel
Newerere
Andres Doria
Dagdot
Andrea Duria
Nan -Stucket
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary items list multiple deaths in Madison and surrounding counties. John F Young of Middletown dies at Remy County Hospital. Thurman M Addison of Fishersburg dies at Lapel Methodist pulpit. William Huntinger, 84, Pendleton farmer, dies. services set in Cornelia Funeral Home. Eugene Murray, 62, of Rentland, dies. services planned in Mentullen Funeral Home. Details include burial places and receiving hours.
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T. M. Addison
Thurman M. Addison
Fishersburg
Fisher Brothers
Clarence Cook
College Avenue Methodist Church
Forrest Heron
Stockholm
Andres Doria
Eugene Ki
Munray
Daria'k
Abu Pay
Andres Dolla
Mentullen
Allision Caltact
Whenlgome
Westfield
Aneta Delta
Fairlawn
Rentland
Anderson Obituaries feature Carmichael and Fowler notices
Clarence Carmichael 73 of Anderson died last week in Chester Pennsylvania where he worked at the Philadelphia Quartz Works before transferring to the Chester plant He returned to Anderson each summer to visit relatives Surviving: widow Racy two sons Jack and Everett a sister Mrs Noah Goings six grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral details included James A Fowler BS 925 W sth St died Monday at home burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Services set for Thursday 7 PM at Herold E Rovelle Funeral Home with Rev George A Hill officiating Friends may visit at the funeral home
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John EF. Young
Middletown
John F. Young
Remy County
Tospita
New Caste
Elbert
Fresco
Levi Sutton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anderson
George W. Sariey
Flay Sertentower
Scott Millspaugh
Larry Seibert
William Painter
Carl Painter
Ence Carmichael
Clarence Carmichael
Chester
Pawr
Carmichael
Philadelphia Quarta
Racy
Jack
Everett
Ovo
Orval Boram
New York
Dalus Boram
Noah Goings
Athlerson
Sprandchildren
Afr
Goings
James A. Fowler
Herold E. Rovelle
George A. Hill
East Lynn
Bryan Flaherty and Ward Register In Hoosier 100
Pte Robert Thompson, from Anderson Indiana, completed the Transportation School helicopter repair course at Fort Eustis Virginia. The 22 week program trained him to repair modify and overhaul Army computers. Thompson entered the Army in October of that year.
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Eustis
Robert
Thompson
Spo
James M. Thompson
Nichol Ave. Anderson
Ind
Fort Austis
Visa
Angerson
Thomason
Army
Sue
Bryan
Indiana Fairgrounds
Dean
Atlants
Elisian
Ward
Cheesbourg
Chapman
Flaherty
Joha Zin
Pat
Zink
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
A. d. Watson
Hoosier
Cast To Leave For Convention In San Francisco
Indiana delegates head to the Republican National Convention at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Alvin Cast leads the radio TV committee and Hoosier delegates depart by air and a special train, with some staying in Chicago en route.
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Tndianabolis
Alvin A
San Francisco
el the “Republica National
Indiana
Ike Approves Housing Bill in New Federal Aid Drive
Ike signs a housing bill creating 79 000 public housing units over five years and expanding mortgage aid for scarce areas The measure, final hours of a Congress session, blends Eisenhower proposals with Democratic goals. It broadens credits and includes housing supports for seniors and low income families nationwide.
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Eisenhower
Off Limits Declared in Okinawa War Bases Clash
A fragmented report notes an official decision designating south-central Okinawa as off limits to U S forces amid a dispute over base expansion plans. The commission heard oral arguments from communities in Laws Minnesota and South Dakota regarding the phase of the Northern expansion. The notice hints at friction between troops and local workers during a period of heightened tension.
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Igas
Washington
Byigor
New York Central
Federal Power Commission
Wilnesees
Gas Co
Omaha
Neb
Crawford Ave
Laws
Minnesota
South Dakota
Commission
Ty Northern
Buckner
Okinawa OY
U.S
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Brannan Plan
Shuman
Balfour Merting
Mertiaen
Eorna
Hall
Bryani
25Th
Meridian
Patrotan
Lawson
Wiese
Tfs
Samme
Great Lakes/ Steel
National Steel
Noy
Wayne
Boger Johnson
Uniondale
Walls
Houte
Lloyd Musselman
Bogsnsport
Flood Hill
Washington (Gp
Nitlawer
Syograa
yAiartor Ioan
Maserati
Evearl
Todianepalis
Taruffi
Anxoad
Margaret
Marsan
Berlin
World Health
Atlzb
Inland Steel
Meadow
Lrealeice Foods
Go, Anderson, Indione
U. Man
Athens
Tribe
Mike Garcia
Detroit Tiger
Duaa Merman
G. Fimer Tundbeck
Limdbeck
Phare
Ndrea Dorin
Andrea Teoria
Ayant
Andrew Doria
Madison
William Muntzinder
Pendleton—Services
Wil
H. Hunteinger
Pendleton
Scott Nursing
Horn
Cornell
Grove
Joan Compiney
Apmers
Ira Indian
Otia
Michigan
Anson Thomas
Indian Farm Bureau
Bryan, Flaherty
Ward Register
Eee
Towa Secretary of State
Towa
Announeenmol
Fnctanapolis
Jimmy Bryan Thoenis
Ariz
Ed Blisian
Oakland
Cal
Pat Flaherty
Roger Ward
Bill Reesbuung
Tucson
Ike
Seombardigweansmaal Hunger
Frank &. Dessup
Taidiana
Jessup
New York City
Duan
Stoney
Danny
Mie Whitell
Loti
Boece
Howard H. Brown
Fred W
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