Nuns Quarantined in Indiana Over Typhoid Fears
Health officials quarantined nuns at the Mother House of the Sisters of St. Francis near Batesville Indiana as 16 sisters showed symptoms suggesting typhoid fever. An epidemiological team inspected food water and sanitation while vaccine was given to others and strict isolation was ordered for the ill.
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Indiana
Runin
Sisters of St. Francis
Oldenburg
A. C. Offutt
Batesville
Ormally
Mary Cephas
Guardsmen Return Home After 2-Week Training Trip
About a hundred National Guardsmen from Indiana and Alexandria finish a 430 mile convoy from Camp McCoy Wisconsin. They resume all year armory training and will end in 1958 before next field session.
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Camp McCoy
Wisc
Alexandria
National Guard
Indiana State Highway Department
Carl C. DeBard
Indianapolis
John W W. McConnell
Indiana
Indiana Weather Shifts as Showers Spread Statewide
The Weather Bureau forecasts thundershowers across Indiana with milder 70s to 80s, high 92, low 65, starting this morning in the north and moving south by afternoon and evening. ABC policy changes tighten ticket possession in taverns while pinball prosecutions stay, and two Indiana residents are jailed in Arkansas for multiple bad checks.
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Indiana
Weather Indianapolisa
Atco
Holic Beverage Commission
Anderson
ABC
Robert W
Young
Obie River
Oithers
the Weather Bureau
Noble Ellis
Offer to pay 396000 to quit union exposed
Senate Rackets Committee heard that the old AFL Auto Workers paid Johnny (Dio) Dioguardia and two others 396000 to leave the union. Earl Heaton testified that Anthony Doria received 80000 to exit and that Dio left the union in 1954 with funds and assets. Heaton linked Dio to Hoffa and said they were more than acquaintances as probes of corrupt ties continue.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
Senate
AFL Auto Workers
Johnny (Dio) Dioguardia
Robert F. Kennedy
Auto Workers
Heaton
Anthony Doria
Allied Industrial Workers
Doria
Dio
Angelo Inciso
Chicago
UAW
R Heaton
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Cees Hoffa
Din
McClellan
D - Ark
United Auto Workers
Governors’ Action Group
Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Will Heaton
Dia
G. Stratton
Clinois
Price Daniel
Texas
The
Union
George Docking
Kansas
Dennis Roberts
Rhode Island
Governors
Elkhart Officials Forecast Year-Round Fast Time Support
Elkhart leaders predict city government will keep operating on fast time despite a pending 1957 State Legislature bill to switch Hoosiers to Central Standard Time for seven months. Kell cites merchant backing for longer daylight hours and says city blocks will revert on Sept 29 if law passes.
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Elkhart
Kym Kell
Kell
Indiana corn crop total near nine million bushels
Indiana's August 1 crop estimate shows corn production at 226 139 000 bushels nearly nine million above the July 1 forecast and below last year as farmers recover from floods and drought. The report notes soil moisture shortfall in about one third of counties and wheat prospects down despite improving corn outlook.
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Indianapolis
Thesta
Kays
Des Moines
Agriculture Department
Indiana
Sparks
U.S. Bank of Port
Robert Callis
Sgt.loods
James Partain
Partain Ag Ut
Thetate
Purdue University
Longden breaks leg in Del Mar racing accident
Jockey Johnny Longden, 47, suffered a broken right leg after a spill at Del Mar. Witnesses described the crash in the fourth race as he was thrown from Royal Zaca. X-rays confirmed two leg bones broken, sidelining him for three to six months.
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del Mar
Calif
Johnny Longden
Kennedy
Dio
Den
Jing
Heaton
Hoffa
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Longden
Air Force
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Johnny Dio
Royal Zaca
Dent
Lester Washburn
Didlankle
Giants Revision Continues With Hearings Next Tuesday
The article notes a continued revision on a circulative levy with a state tax board hearing set for next Tuesday. It also mentions petitions against annexation in Anderson Township and a community meeting at Madison Heights High School.
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Boone
State Tax Board
Evcn
Anderson Township
Madison Heights High School
Giants Rally as Bertha Warnings Loom Over Southern Squads
The narrative blends a football game with emergency warnings as Southern players press the Giants on a 15 yard drive. Deputy Sheriff Charles Murphys aids public safety while Cameron residents endure rebuilding efforts amid Bertha’s approach.
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Charles Murphys
Cameron
Red Cross
Lake Charles
O. B. Carter
Shen’ Cothren
Mississippi
Bertha
Michigan
State
Conerly
Frank W;itford
Hel
Mac 4Fee
Storm Bertha Threatens Texas Gulf Coast Route
As a 125 mile route from Vermilion Bay to Galveston remains anxious, 30th 4 a bout 95 per tent evacuated at nightfall Thursday. Forecaster C L Allen warns the storm Bertha may inland around Galveston or shift north toward Louisiana or south into the Gulf, making pinpointing the strike spot difficult.
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Vermilion Bay
Galveston
Tex
Bertha
C. L. Allen
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf
Refugee ties in spy ring link to 4-H fair buyers
The article details a complex espionage case involving a ring that used refugee status. It notes the 4-H Club Fair sponsored by local groups and lists winners and organizers led by Walter C. Haynes and Kathryn Gregory. It mentions Sobel and Abel, their alleged roles, and the Russian link with defendants awaiting hearings.
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Valvuala Dane
Janice Swisher
Sandra Arthur
Marian Hall
Janet Thurston
Kandye Medley
Janet Russel
Zaren McClintock
Nancy Hays
Celia Lamper
Barbara Williams
Janet Summa
Alexandrias
Kiwanis Club
Madison County Extension Service
Was
Walter C. Haynes Andl
Kathryn Gregory
Kenneth Kolmerton
Joe Sylvester
Mary Jo Smock
W. H. Hardy
Sobel Ring of Spies
Marsh Foodliner
Don
Abel
Kragers
Anderson 4
M. Korotkov
Bell Super Market
Tue Jligence
Williams
Sobel
Anderson
IMZ
Albam
Three Men Nabbed In Alexandria Market Raid
Police seized three suspects tied to a sprawling raid involving multiple Alexandria businesses. Detectives from Madison County and local officers questioned the men overnight before detaining them for further action at Madison County Jail.
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Sox
FL Ray
Hull and Company
Hoosier Market
Alexandria Banking Company
Alexandria
Citizens Bank
Wheeler's Market
G. L. Mosebaugh
Home Lumber Company
Elwood Lumber Company
Mangas Cafeteria
Head Motors
Elwood Ready Mix
First National Bank and Insurance Company
Elwood Federal and Savings
Elwood
Coca-Cola
DeHarity Insurance Company
Qwinn's Drug
Sylvester Heat
Atmes
Ing’ Company
Massey Harris
Dickerson Motors
Lapel
Teeters Pure Oil Com-s
Chamberlain Jewelry
Bob
Kluth Insurance Company
Wil Capt. Heiden
Citizens Grain
Madison Coi Company
Jarretts Service Staty
Madison County
Chesterfield Lumber Company
Resi- Roudebush
Commission
Dents of
Anderson
Indianapolis
Roy Bark
Heiden
Golf Meat Market
Pendle
Best Way Feed Company
Wilkinson
Faton Stone
Pany
Munele
Hunter
Edmis
Clem Russell
Ruben Cox
Ton
Springer and Company
J. Smith
Ralph E Randall 63 Dies After Illness in North Vernon
Ralph E Randall 63 of 4512 Columbus Ave North Vernon died Friday 11 a.m. at St John’s Hospital after months of ill health. He had lived in the area 11 years and worked at Delco Remy Division. Survived by widow Mildred daughters Barbara Woodson Columbus Rosemary Randall at home a son Gordon Randall a brother Waldo Randall step mother Mrs Vina Randall step brother Wilbur Randall and two grandchildren Funeral at Fletcher Dowd Funeral Home North Vernon Sunday at 2 p.m. burial Vernon Cemetery Vernon.
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al Linton
Georgia Mattingly
Jasonville
Anderson
Green
Linton
J. S.’ Neal
Helen Ambs
Middletown
Ralph Mattingly Chesterfield
Thomas Hy
EL Paso
Texas
John, Mattingly
Oklahoma City
Olda
Grant’ Mattingly
Amar
St. Joan of Are's Church
Altar Society
St. Joan of Are’s Church
Foster
McClellanyan
Ralph E, Randall
Ralph” E. Randall
Columbus Ave
St. John’s’ Hospital
Randall
Delco-Remy
Zion Baptist Church
North Vernon
Mildred
Barbara Woodson
Columbus
Rosemary Randall
Gordon Randall
Waldo Randall
Vina Randall
Vernon
Elizbeth Robbins
Stella Fisher
Ernest Randall
Indianapolis
Wilbur Randall
Scipio
Fletcher Dowd
Vernon Cemetery
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Pea
Fortville
Ozrow Kemerly
Hancock County
Dallas
Greenville
Greenfield
Kennerly
Fortville Methodist Church
Eden Lodge
F&am
Marjorie
Fort- Teeeee Ene Ested’ |Ville Methodist Church
Susan Arnold
Lauder
A. E. Judd
Gertrude
Crouch
Gravel Lawn
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Me W. H. Bransford
Wilkinson
Eldon_ Hagy
Shirley
Henry County Hospital
Condor and Jon
Clear Spring
Ruth
Charles
Sharpsville
Lloyd
Blountsville
Ruth Ellen Seffrey
Cambridge City
Ida Mimnich
Bess Counts
Virginia
Frank Reece
Greensboro
Virginia Keller
Buck Creek Brotherhood
Greensboro Township Farms Bureau
Jacob E
Mary Ann Wesley Hagg
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison and nearby counties report several deaths including Anna Belle Fattie of Middletown Nora D Rector of Anderson Mayrose Hyatt of Anderson Ozrow Kennerly of Fortville Eldon Hagy Wilkinson and Armour Moore. Funeral details and survivors listed for each case. Public notices include gas extension approval for Woodburn area.
Democrats to Study Income Tax Cuts Next Congress
Democrats in the Ways and Means Committee met in a closed session with Speaker Rayburn to back a plan to study income tax cuts at the January start of the new Congress. They intend to have standby tax relief legislation ready if the budget permits, though the form of any cut was not discussed.
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Washington
House
Sesson
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Hospital dismissals listed for St John’s patients
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital are Fred Hunt Rt 4 Robert Clements Hartford City Robert Jolliffe 25194 Chase St Samuel Graber 1314 W 9th St Spencer Smith 1411 Cedar St Mrs Linda Griffee 927 College Avenue Mrs Anna Childs 3324 Canadays Drive Mrs Fate Phipps and daughter 2719 Arrow Ave Mrs Edgar Spearman and son 1329 Brown St Mrs Aden Willis and daughter 1337 Broadway Mrs Niel Huntzinger and son Mrs Donald Johnson and laughter Alexandria Mrs Joseph McIntire and son Pendleton Mrs Kenneth Chambless and Son 820 Myers St Forrest Denny 2009 4 Cedar St Mrs Effie Van Slyke 2241 East Wynn St Marion Davis 804 Nursery Rd Arthur Antrobus 1500 Miller Avenue Charles Clegg Alexandria Mrs Martha White 112 Delaware St Mrs Mary Wilcox 1428 W 2nd Street Mrs Mildred Rhynearson 1604 Hill St
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St. John's Hosital
Fred Hunt
Rt. 4
Robert Clements
Hartford City
Robert Jolliffe
Chase St
Samuel Graber
Spencer Smith
Cedar St
Linda Griffee
College Enue
Anna Childs
Canadays Drive
Fate Phipps
Arrow Ave
Edgar Spearman
Brown St
Aden Willis
Broadway
Niel Huntzinger
Donald Johnson
Alexandria
Joseph McIntire
Endleton
Kenneth Chambless
Myers St
Forrest Denny
Effie van Slyke
Eastwynn St
Marion Davis
Nursery Rd
Arthur Antrobus
Miller Avenue
Charles Clegg
Martha. White
Delaware St
Mary Wilcox
2Nd Street
Mildred Rhynearson
Hill St
Dulles Demands Unilateral Atomic Test Policy Stance
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States will not halt atomic testing without a simultaneous halt by allies. He notes Moscow seeks a two to three year suspension and questions Soviet leadership, asking intelligence agencies to uncover who drives Kremlin policy. Zorin, Russia’s top disarmament negotiator, discussed the plan at a London luncheon.
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Washington
Dulles
Kremlin
United States
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Valerian Zorin
London
Zorin
Lon
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J.S
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Clair Shores
Oregon
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Arkansas
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Ortha Marie
Kokomo
Bobby Steel
Tucker Prison Farm
Smith
Magnolia
Arkadelphia
Waldron
Blytheville
Earl Heaton
AFL
Marion County Coroner’s Office
Everett B. Sparks
Forest Grove
Ore
Patrick J. Barlow
Travis F. C. Gatewond
Portland
Tcclisis
Ludgery
San Antonio
Maude Loretta Booth
Nolan Carter
Dorothy Clarice Norris
St. Louis
Gatewood
Wichi
Giants
Dianapolis
Market Basket Grocery
Pendleton
Muncie Paving Company
Ora Todd
Indiana Mutual Insurance Company
Chesterfield
Summitville Banking Company
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Pendleton, and Armour and Company
Emge Packing Company
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New Castle
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Indianaools
Katherine Woolums
Ballard
Lloyd Dellinger
Pleasant, Valley Church
Miller Cemetery
Norad. Rector
Nora D. Rector
Main St
St. John's Hospital
Rector
Madison County Home Economics Club
Central Christian Church
Marie Horton
Rushville
Clifford Brown
IRS
Mayrose
Eldon Hagy
Armour Moore
Hunts-ville
William
Emma Moore
Methodist Church
Blanche
Beuleh Frampton
Connersville
Charles E. Moore
Nelleville
Mattie Morton
Huntsville
Harry Moore
Julian
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Harold Thrasher
Cornell Pendleton Methodist Church
Bright
Maude Miller Pendleton
Eric T. Wise
Charles Wise
el Peso
Wise
Thomas Clem
Elmer C. Wise
East Maplewood
William Noble
William Nobies
11Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral
George Taggart
Parkview
Public Service Commission
Northern Indiana Fuel & Light Co
Woodburn
Allen County
Milan
Joseph Franklin Roberts
Summitville
Ewing
Gordon Goodman
Joseph N. Bell
New York State
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M the Amderson
Sunday ‘ Herald
George Hallowell
Richard Fish
Richland Township
Hallowell
Ed Hallowell
Fish
Robert Fish
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Buick, Inc
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