Knowland Will Not Run Again for Senate Leader Says He Will Step Down
California senator William F Knowland announced Monday he will retire from the Senate and not seek reelection. He cited a desire to spend more time with family and pursue other interests. The Republican leader added no plans to resign the post before his term ends and said he will stay on as leader through the current Congress.
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the Oaks Land
Calif. Tribune
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Moscow
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Crash at crossing kills elderly couple in Pittsboro
An elderly couple, Asa A. Scott 72 and Pearl 78, were killed when a New York Central freight train struck their car at a crossing near Pittsboro Indiana. The crossing lacks flashing lights and the engineer said he did not see the car until impact at about 40 mph. Local sheriff blamed limited visibility and a grain elevator obstructing Scott's view.
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Asdianapolis
Scotts
Joseph A Crisl Dies At 58 In Alexandria
Joseph Anthony Crisl aged 58 died Monday morning of a heart attack at his home two miles north of Alexandria after a history of attacks and brief illness. Born January 28 1902 in North Vernon he was the son of Emili and Sarah Crisl. He married Hertha Foster July 21 1930 in Alexandria. A longtime member of the Catholic Church he worked at Detroit Motor Company for 20 years before buying a farm near Alexandria and later employed at National Gypsum Company. The body was taken to Dagis and Steiner Funeral Home. Rosary Wednesday evening and funeral Thursday at St Marys Catholic Church with Father Robert Sorg officiating. Burial in Pack View Cemetery.
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Me.Brown
Troy
Ohio
Anderson
Baker Brothers ‘Funeral
County Commission Names Swain President Lewis Member
Meebers of the Madson County Board of Commissioners met in regular session at the courthouse to name Truman Swain as commission president and Guy Lewis as the ward commissioner. Clifton Paddock, the recently sworn-in member from the middle district, attended as well. Minor business and early spring projects were discussed.
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Madson County
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties report multiple obituaries
Obituaries and notices from Madison and nearby counties list Willis Witisler, Whister, Wilkinson, and others. Survivors include spouses, children, and grandchildren. services set at Wilkinson and Pendleton areas with burial planned in local cemeteries. Other notices mention Howard Hersberger, Kenneth Gaither, and Esther Myers among recent deaths. Funeral details and locations noted for several families.
Excelsior Institute Treats Glandular Inflammation Cases
A vintage ad promotes Excelsior Institute offerings for glandular inflammation and related male fatigue. It claims non surgical methods and a free book to prove cures, urging readers to contact Excelsior Institute in De Soto Excelsior Springs for treatment and guidance.
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Excelsion Institute
Desos
Excelsios Sprinus
COLONAID LAXATIVE CLAIMS Miracle Relief Overnight
An ad promotes COLONAID as a bulk laxative that moisten dry waste and stimulates the urge to purge. It claims the tablets work overnight for occasional to chronic constipation, touting safety for pregnancy and superiority to older laxatives. The 60 tablet package is priced at 0.8 cents per tablet.
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Orestes Woman Dies Of Burns
Mrs. Laila Tile 50 of Orestes died Monday in Mercy Hospital Fluod after clothing caught fire as she brushed by a slave. She suffered second and third degree burns and was taken to Mercy Hospital. A long-time resident, she lived in the same house for 43 years and was a member of the Orestes Baptist Church. The body will be moved to the family home in Orestes for friends to call after 1 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Orestes Baptist Church with Dr. Lewis Henninger officiating. Burial will be in Park View Cemetery, Alexandria.
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Laila Tile
Mercy Hospital
Anttipte
Pearl Jarrett
Janes Jarrett
Orestes Baptist Church
Lewis Henninger
Park View Cemetery
Alexandria
Anderson Obituaries and Local Death Notices
Obituaries note Francis L. Shade 73 of 3d Ure ban Dr died at St Johns Hospital after a 1 o'clock Sunday morning illness. Survived by Grace widow and several siblings. services at St Marys Catholic Church. Also Elizabeth Collins Sheets 72 of 2318 Jackson St died at St Johns Hospital. survived by husband Clarence, son Vera Collins Pendleton, stepchildren and siblings. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and Lapel Church. Clyde Watson 36 of 1911 36th St died after month's illness. survived by two sons, parents, siblings. services at Howe Funeral Home. Also council directive discussion on safety order and committee meetings.
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Maloney
Chicago
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Angelica Fenimore
Sirs
Julia Pinney
Anerson
Baker Brothers
Francis Kienly
Maplewood Cemetery
Elizabeth Sheets
Elizabeth Collins Sheets
Jackson St
St. Jatin's Hospital
Hamilton County
Madison County
Clarence Sheets
Vera Collins
Pendleton
Clifton
William. Sheets
Anderson
Zelph Brachard
Ruth Gummins
Jille Rock
Ark
Floyd] Stinson
Chester Grace
Lapel Gub
Mendon Cemetery
Cvlde Watson
Clyde Watson
St. John’s Hospital
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J. DB. Hopper Supply Company
Joseph
Robert
Willian and
Coroia Watson
Everett Lee
Mit Laletown
Cihs
Wreck Victim and Weather Report Blend in Turbulent Day
A fatal wreck after Sunday snowfall disrupted roads with 1.9 inches of powder, delaying relief as urban streets and highways mobilized. Obituary notes Fred B. Heviterilogy 26 died, survived by wife Leah and multiple relatives. weather outlook predicted continued cold with possible snow. Police report intrusions at Hasendale Star Bank, George F. Lewis, 84, died at Wells County Hospital after a brief illness.
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Gald
Pital
Siuce
Dulles outlines Middle East doctrine amid hearings
Dulles defended a Middle East policy aimed at deterring a shooting war and preventing overt aggression by preventing miscalculation by rival powers. He testified on classified aspects, warned against wide world invasion, and said quick congressional approval would pressure Russia. Former leaders Truman and Hoover were invited to testify, with Acheson set for Thursday.
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Congress
Retirement New York Central Engineer Dies at 1004
A retired New York Central Railroad engineer Mr. Lewis longtime resident since 1904 born Michigan July 24 1873. Survived by son Clifford Lewis of Studley City California Memorial Park Cemetery services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Branstrom officiating.
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Sheng
Michigan
Mt. Morph' Ladzeé No. 77
Frée and Accepted Masons
Railroad Engineers Union
Clifford Lewis
Studly City
Calif
Baker Brothers
Wot Branstora
Ial
Memorial Park Cemetery
Assembly Fund Extended From Page Ong Wayhe
A fragmented clipping lists names associated with a political assembly fund including Charles Kellum Ingaressili Wendell Martiny Indianapolis Richard Ristine and others. The text references Democratic figures and possible candidates or supporters.
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Charles R. Kellum
Ingaressili
Wendell Martiny
Indianapolis
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Ristine
Democratic Sons
Robert . O'Bannon
Corydon
Aid
Matthew
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