Eisenhower and Stevenson Send Greetings to Postal Clerks
CHICAGO UP President Eisenhower and Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson sent messages to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks at their golden anniversary convention. Eisenhower thanked the 1,000 delegates for delivering mail and boosting welfare. Stevenson pledged to work for better working conditions and morale and pay raises for federal workers. The union aims to press for pay raises and official recognition by the government.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Adlai £. Steves
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Stevenson
Nixon's Father Still In Serious Condition
Vice President Richard M. Nixon's father Frank Nixon remained in serious condition at his Los Angeles home after a setback overnight. Doctors said he was as well as could be expected for his age, suffering from artery issues in the abdomen. Nixon had flown in from San Francisco following the Republican convention as his father’s condition worsened.
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Cypress Point
San Francisco
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Leonard Hall
Washington
Hall
Willian E. Robinson
New York
Coca Cola Co
John McCone
Frank Willet
Robinson
Will Hy
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
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Frank Nixon
Nixon
L. Kraushaar
Nurse Admits Fatal Shaking Of Infant
In New Haven Connecticut nurse Francisco McManus admitted causing the death of a baby girl by shaking during care. The child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kapsinew, died last Thursday after an examination found the death suspicious and the body showed injuries. Authorities opened an investigation into the case.
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Kapsinew
Two Girls Injured By Auto In Columbus Avenue Incident
An auto driven by Nina Roberts 48 struck a cyclist on List and Columbus Aves injuring two girls who were riding a bicycle about 4 PM. Both victims were taken to St John’s Hospital in Brown and Rutz ambulance and released after treatment.
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Columbus Ave
Nina Roberts
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St. John's Hospital
Brown and Rutz
Council Seeks Route to Bus Fare Increase Plan
Mayor Ferguson and City Attorneyampsell outline receipt of a formal request from Cole and Sons to raise intra city bus fares from 13 to 6 cents effective January 9. The rise awaits PSI approval. A water system upgrade committee is to be formed with Board of Works and Cole and Sons to discuss project details.
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Rami A. Fergison
Jack Bampsell
PSI
Ferguson
Huntzinger
Hey! Board of Works
Cole and Sons
Anderson
Louis S. Jones Obituary Highlights Manufacturing Leader
Louis S. Jones long active in local manufacturing and civic life died leaving widow Alpha Jones and son Halbert F. Jones. He led a fire firm, founded Superior Ceramic Company with a factory on South Fairview Street 1938 to 1940, and held Masonic and Presbyterian affiliations. First wife Mary Jones died in 1915. Pallbearers listed include Waller Snitts, Russell Hutson, Leon Estle, Hugh Ells, Richard B. Meander, and Thomas Milne.
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Superior Ceramic Company
Aipha Jones
Halbert
Civil Defense Observance Week Set Across Nation
Officials announced the date for the next Civil Defense Week observance. Veterans, the Auxiliary Police, and other groups join chambers of commerce to coordinate the program nationwide.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Chamber of Commitree
Nasser Says Talks Sought Over Suez Crisis Tensions Rise
Forces mass in the Mediterranean as canal operations face threats from a potential foreign pilot walkout. Nasser proposes guarantees of navigation freedom via pacts or a collective treaty while Britain and France pressure pilots and nations to influence canal control. The five nation committee prepares findings amid divergent plans for an international panel or stronger Egyptian-led oversight.
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Canal
Nasser
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Brittan
India
Egypt
United States
Suez
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Middle East
Paschen May Ballot Pressure Ties to Democratic Showdowns
The article details efforts by Paschen May and J Daley to pressure a candidate from the ballot amid fears the Paschen troubles could undermine Adlai Stevenson’s prospects in Illinois. It notes worries the probe could affect Republican fortunes tied to the Hodge scandal, both arising from Chicago newspaper disclosures, and lists a long roll of women associated with local political or civic events and schedules.
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J. Daley
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Paschen
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Stevenson
Orville E. Hodge
Hodge
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Ha Hogg
Hodge Embezzlement Scandal Hits Illinois Politics
Federal probes tied Republican state auditor to embezzling about a million dollars from state funds. He was forced off the ticket and sentenced to 12 to 15 years in prison. The Chicago Sun-Times later pursued Paschen office inquiries into bankers contributing to a welfare fund linked to county money and campaigns.
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Hodge
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Sun + Times
Three Crewmen Dead as Jet Crash Blasts Across Alaska Scene
A fatal midair collision near Alaska left a woman on her front porch killed instantly while her parents and year-old brother were injured. Nearby, a neighbor was thrown from his home but unharmed. Weather hindered recovery of missing airmen from the Strato tanker incident near Fire Island in Cook Inlet. Co-pilot Lt. Robert Moore was recovered on the inlet shore. two others were believed lost. Pilot Capt. Elva Wikerson landed safely after ordering the men to bail out.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Alaska
Robert Moore
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Cook Inlet
Elva Wikerson
Coffee Prices Rise As Wholesales Jump Across Regions
Coffee prices climb with wholesale per pound rising to 1.08 dollars. Grand Union stores on the Eastern Seaboard delay promotions until Thursday and most national brands show 10 to 12 cents spread between wholesale and retail. Advertised vacuum packed coffees could reach about 1.15 to 1.47 dollars per pound with premiums adding 6 to 7 cents at wholesale and retail.
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Source
Theade
Anderson Air Initiative Advances Airport Funds
A local group led by Matt Brown and attorney Keith Pettigrew helped secure 126 455 dollars for Anderson airport use through state air commission efforts before the August 24 deadline. Other local members include Miller Huggins Charles Humphrey and Warren, named by Mayor Ralph Preyson, who have joined numerous meetings to discuss airport possibilities for Anderson.
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Keith Pettigrew
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Fa Aigna
Ralph Preyson
Miller Huggins
Harles Humphrey Andfarren
Lincoln Club hosts by hour during open house event
A long list of Lincoln Club members and Madison County Young Republicans are designated as hosts for an open house with hourly shifts from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. Names include Robert William son, Judge Sid develand, Frank Allis, Fred Hiday, and many others across multiple time slots. The piece mixes this schedule with notes on county maintenance funding debates and regional weather forecasts.
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Wartha Lambertago
Irene Murray
Audrey Frazee
Mabel Proctor
Esther Jackley
Mira
Joanne Bashaw
Pearl Latchaw
Lincoln Club
Robert Williamson
Judge Siddeveland
Frank Allis
Joroner
Fred Hiday
Raby Robba
W. L. Hollingsworth
Lot
al Walbert
Harles Gaus
William Byers
Kesley Thomas
Frank Fishback
John Chestnut
Earl Gustin
Walter Hays
Mar Dn Milling
Dale Flora
Paul Kelley
John Hershberger
Noel Elbertson
Harry Stanley
Harry Mayberry
Harry Hudson
Orville Roseberry
Madley Reed
Warren Ellsworth
Thom Dillman
Joe Brinduse
Charles Dale
William Peck
Rex Byrum
Garland Brookbaok
Davis Sullivan
Max Fesmire
Sam Johnson
Billy Schuyler
Earl Fowler
Andrew Blassatras
To & P
Tussell Stewart
Harold Actor
Earl Martin
C. D. Rotruck
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Ronald Fletcher
Jack Brown
Noland Wright
Phillip Titchey
Rex Brown
Homer
Brantingler
Clarence Sheward
John Zettle
James Price
Robert Hasty
Samuel Cloud
Nattis Whiddefield
Frank Preston
Jesse Aust
Roscoe Herd
Howard" Turner
Lawrence Hook
Paul Kauffman
Gene
Lyle Hames
Leslie Jones
Jel. Wilson
Clit Savage
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Everett Reeves
Ian Harlan
Charles Swift
Kidlow
Julius Walker
McMahan
Rex Cooper
Cornelius
Frank Swantel
A Price
Loyd Murray
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Harry Proctor
Jackley
Wilbert Bashew
Brunolog
Thom McMahan
Robert Logan
Worth Nance
Willliam Chambers
Art Atwell
Ralph Daily
Marilyn “Marsh and
Sayers
Robert Widke
Shirley Hollingsworth
Shirley
Wandy Sokej
Deloris Mars
Norval. Sylvester
State Highway Fund Faces Scrutiny Over 6 Million Balance
A state highway committee pressed official Smith to provide detailed project listings to show fund allocations. Chairman Laurence Baker of Kendallville noted the need for transparency while McCulloch argued against transferring main funds, stressing proper maintenance of roads.
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Laurence Baker
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McCulloch
New Ideas for Heating Your Home
From Page Osa he court to throw out an Interfal Revenue claim that it owes $326,312 in back income taxes. September Better Homes & Gardens gives you a full report on new developments and money saving ideas for heating your home. For the best service from your heating plant this winter eet September Better Homes & Gardena. wherever magazines are sold.
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Better Homes & Gardena
British telephone system issues scriptwriter booklet
A British booklet for radio and TV script writers prompted by an Eden era aide's fate was issued. It noted a warning call to Whitehall 5422 in a mythic eastern broadsheet context and was then flooded by prank calls after the show.
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