Eden returns as prime minister amid Suez debate
In London Prime Minister Anthony Eden reenters leadership after a Jamaica rest as Conservatives cheer and Labor remains cool to his Suez policy. Foreign Secretary Lloyd updates the Commons on canal clearance plans amid cross party commentary. Sherman Anderson named to fill vacancy on the Indiana State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors.
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Eden
House of Commons
London
Hugh ‘Servatives
Gaitskell
Anthony Eden
Eye
Suez
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
State Post
Indianapolis
Craig
Sherman Anderson
Linton
J. Harold Fife
East Chicago
State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Anderson
Fife
Secret Russian Party Session Postponed to January
A secret Communist Central Committee session, expected to start Monday, was postponed at least until Thursday and possibly until after New Year. Unofficial sources suggest it may not convene until January 2, which would violate the constitution that the committee meets twice yearly. Absence in Warsaw of Defense Minister Zhuv and Foreign Minister Shepilov is seen as a possible reason for the delay. Beide men are on the committee.
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Ay Scow
Communist Central Committee
Warsaw
Georgi K. Zhu
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Prohibition Era Local Option Elections Rise in U S
Since national repeal nearly 8 000 local option elections have been held in the United States, averaging over 1 000 per year, reflecting widespread adoption of distilled spirits regulation at the local level.
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New York
United States
Eisenhower eyes Tito invitation for 1958 visit to US
A tentative plan, discussed by President Eisenhower, would invite Yugoslav leader Tito to visit the United States next year. The Air Force and Fish and Wildlife Service would aid conservation on bases, allowing civilians to hunt and fish where feasible. Formal invitation could follow quiet arrangements already made with Interior officials.
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Lkisenhower
Jawahar
Associated Preiss
Jal Nehru
India
Atlanta
Tito
Commu Lnist
Yugoslavia
Bismarck
Boston
Washington
Air Force
Fish and Wildlife
United
Chicago
Inter- Cincinnati
Cleveland
Mos- Denver
Wildlife Service
Des Moines
Detroit
Fargo
Woodlands
Kremlin
Clear
Alco
Indianapolis
Ti Late
Diplo
Kansas City
Rip James
Angeles
H. Douglas
John L. Farley
Memphis
Interior Department
Tag
St. Paul
United States
Eisenhower
Omaha
Phoenix
San Diego
San Francisco
S. Ste. Marie
Seattle
Douglas
Tampa
Winnipeg
Father Recieves Christmas Surprise at Work
A man, 27, named O Kelly receives a Christmas surprise when coworkers reveal his family will travel from Ireland to the United States. His story mentions his salary sending 40 weekly to Ireland and a group raising funds for passages. A funeral notice and other items follow in this mixed clipping.
Attempted Dissuasion as Hungarian Team Contemplates Defection
Political officials from Budapest met Hungary s remaining 123 Olympic team members on the Orient Express to dissuade them from leaving for other countries. The Yugoslav Olympic Committee offered overnight accommodations in Belgrade, but Hungarian minister Janos Hengyi refused to allow delegation handling. The athletes were to depart by train for Budapest that night.
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Budapest
Hun ¢Gary
Legation
Orient Express
Branko Polic
Olympic Committee
Belgrade
Janos Hengyi
Olson To Manage Vancouver Club
Former world middleweight boxing champion Bobo Olson will manage a Vancouver Washington nightclub, taking over on a permanent basis with partner Sid Flaherty. Olson and Flaherty will reside in the Northwest as they assume control of the Uta club.
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Francisco Up —Vari
Bobo) Olson
Uta
Vancouver
Wash
Sid Flaherty
Olson
Northwest
Bulletin-Herald
New Laxative Claim Assures Quick Constipation Relief
An old health ad claims a “thrifty” telon or elon robs the colon of moisture causing dehydration and blockage. It asserts two steps to restore regularity: re-moistening dry contents and adding bulk to stimulate the urge to purge. The product is praised as safe for all stages including pregnancy.
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Colonaid
Conan
Perry Bills Dies At North Webster
Perry Bills age 84 former Fortville resident died at his daughter Nell McMahan’s home near North Webster Monday at 3 30 p m after a week long illness from a heart attack He was born January 16 1872 in Hancock County son of Joseph and Elizabeth Camp Bills moved here 11 years ago He married Rosella Kincade September 17 1903 and was a Fortville Methodist member The body lies at Troxell Funeral Home services Wednesday at 2 p m in Fortville Methodist Church with Rev Gertrude Crouch and Rev B Landrey burial in Gravel Town cemetery Surviving are widow Rosella two sons Joseph South Bend and Harold Dayton two daughters Opal Richard son Rensselaer and Mrs McMahan seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Bills
Fortville
Nell McMahan
Hancock County
Joseph
Fortville Methodist Church
Gertrude Crouch
B. Landrey
Gravel Town
Rosella
South Bend
Harold
Dayton
Opal Richard
Renselaer
Anderson Obituaries for Josephine Stanley and Marine Haubursin
Mrs. Josephine Stanley aged 81 of 425 4 W. 2 St. died Sunday at St. John's Hospital after months of illness. She was born near Elwood, lived in the area most of her life, and belonged to First Methodist Church Pythian Sisters and Pocahontas Lodge. Survived by two sisters and a foster granddaughter. Services today at 2:30 p.m. at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home, with burial at Mt Zion Lutheran Cemetery. Marine Haubursin, 61 of 1214 Broadway died Saturday at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after two weeks illness. Funeral today at 10 a.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Josephine Stanley
St. John’s Hospital
Thomas Stanley
Harold E. Rozelle
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery
New ‘Columbus
Aakino Haubursin
Marine Haubur
Sin
Broadway
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Stringer
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Jennie Yapp 38 of Knightstown dies in auto train crash near Delco Remy parking in Middletown. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Butcher Church of God with Rev Cleocox officiating. Burial in Cove Cemetery. Survivors: husband Paul and five children Anna May Betty Lou Paul Deborah Charles all at home. Sister Julia Abshire and brothers William Riley Knightstown Bernie and Coy Riley Hartford City.
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Jennie
Knightstown
Jennie Yapp
N. St. St. Middletown
Delco-Remy
al Anderson
Butcher Funeral Home
Cleocox
Church of God
Glu. Cove Cemery
Family Science
Paul
Anna May
Betty Lou
Deborah
Charles
Julia Abshire
William Riley
Bernie
Coy Riley
Hartford City
Milk antibodies to fight human disease eyed after veterinary use
A historical note mentions milk containing antibodies, anticipated for human disease treatment after its veterinary use. The text lists various names and addresses, including Ruth Hamrick Pendle, Mrs. Robert Mettlen and daughter, 1604 W. 11 St, and others in Alexandria Elwood and Markleville, reflecting a local record format.
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Robert Mettlen
Ralph Garner
Alexandria
Frank Morrison
Willard Carter
East Lynn
Rose Boman
Fow
Coin
Charles Smith
Elwood
Woodrow Holliman
Arson Ave
John Rich
Vineyard
Albert Brown
Lincoln St
Mtr
Erle’ Pierce
Alexanaria
Pbsward Pritchard
Ray Williams
Markleville
Crolyn Stanley
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