D C Officials Move to Stop Nazi Actions and Fine
District of Columbia officials pursue action against Lloyd with a $20 fine for disorderly conduct after he was escorted from the House chamber. A warrant was issued but would be unservable if he remains outside DC, while Congressman Joelson presses for federal intervention over disturbances at public meetings connected to Rockwell.
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Charles S. Joelson
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House
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District of Columbia
Joelson
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Accidents Reported To Elwood Police Over The Weekend
Accidents reported to Elwood police this weekend include a one car crash on 24th Street injuring WavD-Charles A Stokes of Tipton after he drove at 11:15 p.m. Saturday and struck a residence. James Shrock reported a theft of seven shirts and trousers from a parked car by an unknown thief Saturday night. Danny J Hinds struck a parked Ford belonging to Dorothy Wright Sunday while driving a 1960 Chevrolet, causing damage to the other vehicle on a frozen area moved about 25 feet by the impact.
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Tipton
Ae Stokes
W. P. Sheets
H St
James Shrock
Main St
Saturda
Danny J. Hinds
Rt. 1
Fairmont
Dorothy
Rock Island stockholders face merger plans amid auto push
Detroit reports show Union Pacific Rock Island merger aims to accelerate many lines with a 60 day supply target by May 1. The Big Three and proxy makers pursue a joint auto industry strategy while a local death prompts funeral arrangements.
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Mercy Fourfig Hospital
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York-Dunnichay
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First Methodist Church
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Huntington UAW and company negotiate amid auto plant strike
Treasury official C Douglas Dillon and UAW leaders on the AMCO Works deal in Huntington Indiana forecast rising tensions as negotiations stall. A looming strike deadline at 7 am Tuesday threatens production at the facility employing about 300 workers making clutch facings and brake linings.
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New York
Huntington
Ind
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Indus Auto
H. K. Porter
AMCO
Everling-Stone Nuptials Held in Elwood Church
The marriage of Miss Madeline Stone to Mr. Lawrence Everling took place December 25 at the Church in Elwood. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stone, wore a white brocade gown with train and lace illusion, carried white mums and carnations, and was crowned with a rhinestone Queen's crown. Miss Madeline Stone and Miss Earlene Stone served as maid of honor and bridesmaid. Best man was David Wesson of Windfall. groom’s party included J R Stone. A reception followed in the church Fellowship Room with a three-tier cake and crystal punch bowls. The couple will reside in Hamlet.
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J. R. Stone
Pete Schwimm
Summitville
Windfall High School
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Elwood Nursing Students to Receive Caps at Friday Exercises
Elwood-Misses Kathryn Brown and Brenda Lee Walker are among 133 nursing students at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing who will receive caps Friday at 7 p.m. in Service Center. Families will attend, followed by a reception in Wil[e] Hall.
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Kathryn Fue Brown
Rt. 2
Brenda Lee Walker
1704 South
Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Wile Hall
Defected Iranian Official Alleges Egypt Aids Rebels
Iran states Abdel Ghader Owdeh, a former government official, claims Egypt supports rebel groups in Congo and Yemen while defecting to Iran. He asserts UAR leader Nasser relies on US aid, accuses him of dismantling democracy, and cites tensions over American food aid and the Kennedy Library controversy.
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Yemen
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Owedeh
Curry County
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United Arab Republic
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Iran
U.A.R
Former Alexandria Resident Dies Thursday In Ohio
Betty Mereek of Alexandria, sister of Mrs. John Ivanick of Cleveland, died Thursday at her home in Cleveland. Funeral rites and burial were held in Cleveland Monday. Ambulance and hospital transfers are listed for multiple residents and visitors including Minnie Naylor, Anna Glowacki, Lawrence Fisher, Grace Hollar, Mike Jarvis, Dan Jackson, and others from Alexandria, Elwood, Anderson, and Indianapolis, reflecting a day of numerous local medical events and transportation notes.
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John Ivanick
Cleveland
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Alexandria
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St. John’s Hospital
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Lawence G. Fisher
Community Hospital
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Bible Contest Winners Awarded At St Joseph School
Rev Hosey presents awards for a Bible contest at St Joseph School Bloomington Illinois. Jane Fettig won 84 Bibles found by fourth graders Joanna 41 Bibles and Thomas Updegraff 2 Bibles from eighth grade. Contest ran from Christmas to Epiphany for home and business Bible finds.
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St. Joseph School
Jane Fettig
Joanna
Thomas Updegraff
Keith Hosey
St. Joseph's Church
Harold Yohe
James. Yobe
Bloomington
Ill
South America
Hoosier Solon Seeks Stamp For War Correspondent
Indiana congressman Richard L. Roudebush introduced a bill to create a commemorative postage stamp honoring Emile Pyle, a war correspondent who died in April 1945, marking the 20th anniversary of his death.
Advertisement Offers $2000 Life Policy for Under 80
An old advertisement urges readers under eighty to apply for a $2000 life insurance policy from Old American Insurance Co. It promises no calls and no obligation after approval and asks applicants to mail details to Kansas City, Missouri. The ad mentions names and locations but lacks a clear news event.
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Old Americ Insurance Co
Oak
Kansas City
Editor Resigns GOP Chairmanship in Knox County
Edward Hasnerl, editor of the Knox News and owner of the Knox Pacers, resigns as county Republican chairman after five years at the post. He was elected in 1960 at age 25 and the committee will name his successor at Thursday’s meeting. Panama hats woven from leaves are noted in a brief inserted paragraph.
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Ind
Edward Hasnerl
Knox News
Knox Pacers
Hasserl
Asthma Formula Prescribed Most By Doctors
Doctors favor a leading asthma formula for patients seeking relief without prescription. The article notes widespread use in clinical settings and outlines how nonprescription access is marketed to buyers seeking quick symptom control.
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