Purge in Soviet leadership signals shift toward Khrushchev era
The purge removing Malenkov, Molotov, Kaganovich and others from the Presidium is read as a Khrushchev victory signaling a move away from Stalinism. Zhukov's elevation and a more modern, less confrontational outlook could foster long term peace, reform, and economic decentralization, with broader changes in Soviet society and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Presidium
Soviet Union
Beria
Pravda
Malenkov
Molotov
Kaganovich
Khruschev
Mao Tze-tung
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
Taxes Rise 650 Percent In Indianapolis
Indiana individuals and businesses paid a tax bill 650 percent higher than in the pre war fiscal year 1938 39 the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday. State and local taxes have increased 225 percent the Chamber said but federal taxes have gone up 1 370 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U.S. Seeks Returns on Profits from Arms Sales
Comptroller General Joseph Campbell told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States is pursuing profits earned by foreign governments from arms bought in U.S. dollars. He cited a lack of complete Korea program cooperation and noted U.S. spending of nearly three billion dollars on military equipment since 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campbell
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Campbell
Korea
International Cooperation Administration
United States
Lawrence J. Powers
Joseph O'Hara
R-Minn
Powers
U.S
Congress
Dr Lanahan to Attend Indiana Conference South Session
Dr H L Lanahan of First EUB Church will attend the 129th session of Indiana Conference South of the Evangelical United Brethren Church July 23 to 26 on the Indiana Central College campus in Indianapolis. He chairs evangelism and serves on the conference administration and executive committees. H M Heiney will be lay representative. The church closed its statistical year June 30 with gains in attendance and worship and debt liquidation on the educational building plus new pews carpet furniture and extra classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Lanahan
First Eub
Indiana Conference South
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Indiana Central College
University Heights Church
Indianapolis
Lanahan
Evangelism
H. M. Heiney
American conductor leads Turkish presidential Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert Lawrence, an American, serves as the conductor of the government sponsored Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lawrence
Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra
Turkey
Indiana reinforces patrols as 4th of July weekend begins
Gov Handley urged driving care as Indiana launches a 102 hour holiday period with 200 national guardsmen patrolling highways alongside police. The toll stood at 503 deaths in 1957 by Sunday midnight, 27 fewer than last year, with several earlier fatalities reported.
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Indiana
Handley
National Safety Council
Kenneth Runyon
Rt. 6
Madison
Ind
North Vernon
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Minnesota Singers to Sing at Highland Concert
The Gospel Four, a Minnesota male quartet formed in 1949 at Minnesota Bible College, will perform a sacred concert July 9 at 8 p.m. in Highland High School. Bethany Christian Church sponsors, citing central location among area churches from Bethany to Indianapolis. Reverend Kermit Pugh leads Bethany Church.
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Gospel Four
Highland High School
Cross St. Rd
Anderson
Bethany Christian Church
Minnesota Bible College
Highland
Bethany
Yorktown
Wilkinson
Shirley
Kennard
Windfall
Bachelor Creek
Wabash
West Morris St
Indianapolis
Kermit Pugh
Bethany Church
Anderson Man Will Speak At Portland Tent Meetings
The Rev. Fred McIntyre of Anderson will headline a Portland tent meeting series starting Sunday and running two weeks through July 21. Services include a Sunday 2 15 p m gathering and daily 7 45 p m meetings with speakers and singers such as Mr and Mrs William Sigeloves of Elwood and Rev Hartley of Muncie along with Rev Fred Graham of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McIntyre
Anderson
Portland
William Sigeloves
Elwood
Hartley
Muncie
Fred Graham
Melson Stricken At Home Taken To Hospital
Omer C. Melson of 1522 W. 5th St. was taken ill at home and rushed by Brown and Butz ambulance to St. John’s Hospital after fire department resuscitation efforts en route.
Utah Names Through Time: A Spelling Journey
The note traces how Utah has appeared in texts as Yuta, Youta, Eutaw and Utaw, reflecting historical transliterations and phonetic shifts across sources. It highlights linguistic variation in place names through eras and print styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Yuta
Youta
Eutaw
Utaw
Kremlin purge deepens after 20th Congress rift
Officials continued from page one rejected Khrushchev's thesis on Stalin's despotism. The Presidium ousted Malenkov Molotov and Kaganovich, replacing power with a new collective leadership. Pravda warned loyalty to Leninism and party discipline, while broadcasting the purge on Moscow radio in multiple languages.
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Khrushchev
Stalin
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Molotov
Kaganovich
West
Kremlin
Lavrenty Beria
Tito
Yugoslavia
Beria
Polituro
Pravda
Lenin
Moscow Radio
Combs to Speak at Youth for Christ Convention
Roy T. Combs State Auditor will address the international Youth for Christ convention in Winona Lake Indiana during the holiday services. Delegates will hold all night prayers for the Billy Graham crusade in New York.
Chesterfield Woman Injured in Two Car Wreck
Mrs Verna Belle Rinker 38 of Chesterfield sustained injuries to the right shoulder and neck in a two car crash at 6 50 am at the intersection of Ind 109 by pass and 32nd St near the Delco Remy Plant. Robert Fath of Middletown escaped uninjured. Deputy investigators Brattain Jones and DeLong handled the scene. Rinker was treated at St Johns Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Belle Rinker
Bing Blvd
Chesterfield
Wednescar
Ind. 109
32Nd St
Delco-Remy
Robert Frank Fath
Rt. 1
Middletown
Bob Brattain
Bob Jones
James DeLong
James DeLong Investigated the Accident. Mrs. Rinker
St. John’s Hospital
Baker Brothers
Thomas Platt Jr
Max Nash
Summitville
Meadowbrook Hosts Saturday Song Fest at Tabernacle
Meadowbrook Tabernacle will host a Saturday 7 30 p m song festival inviting the public and gospel quartets. The Neville trio known as the Southern Gospel trio will headline with radio singer Conrad Snider as an attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook
Meadowbrook Tabernacle
Neville Strio
Conrad Snider
Mittendorfs Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Mittendorf marked their 60th anniversary with a Sunday visit at Heekin Park Muncie. They hosted a basket dinner joined by their four children ten grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Children listed are Vessie Baker Alexandria Agnes Adams Rt 1 Yorktown Mary Kem Fort Wayne and Ralph Mittendorf Rt 5 Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
George Mittendorf
Heekin Park
Muncie
Vessie Baker
Alexandria
Agnes Adams
Rt. 1
Yorktown
Mary Kem
Fort Wayne
Ralph Mittendorf
Rt. 5
Anderson
Iran Earthquake Death Toll Believed Near One Thousand
Iranian Red Cross Director Hossein Khatibi said the quake on Tuesday likely killed about 1000 people with 4000 to 5000 seriously injured and 50000 homeless. Communications were down, hindering precise figures while rescue efforts continued under challenging conditions.
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Tehran
Iran
Red Cross
Hossein Khatibi
Khatibi
Keyhan
Nada
Switzerland
Shams
Iranian Red Cross
Caspian Mazanderan
Larijan
Damavend
Long Range Road Plans Ordered In Indiana
George Foster new executive director of the State Highway Department urged immediate work on long range highway plans. He announced weekly staff conferences to speed up projects and foster cooperation. He will report to Governor Handley on flood damage to roads and bridges but did not discuss employment requests.
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Indianapolis
George Foster
State Highway Department
Hoosier
Foster
Handley
Indiana
Muncie Protest Over City Fireworks Budget
The Muncie City Park Board received over 30 protest letters against using public funds for a 1500 fireworks display in McCulloch Park for the Fourth of July. A decision on funding for 1958 was postponed as residents urged reallocating money to recreation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Muncie City
McCulloch Park
Funeral Rites For Isom Falker Friday
Funeral rites for Isom Falker of 2233 Franklin Sr. will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Underwood Chapel. Rev. Charles B. Dailey of Second Baptist Church will officiate with interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Leonard P. Underwood Funeral Home after 10 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isom Falker
Franklin Sr
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Underwood Chapel
Charles B. Dailey
Second Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Leonard P. Underwood
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs Ina Kinnaman Kinnaman 65 of Carmel died Tuesday in Riverview Hospital Noblesville. She is survived by Cord Kinnaman her husband Woodrow and Kenith Kinnaman two sons Roy Whetsel her brother and two grandchildren. Services Friday 10 30 am at Bethlehem Evangelical United Brethren Church northwest of Fortville. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
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Ina Kinnaman
Carmel
Anna Whetsel
Fortville
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Cord Kinnaman
Woodrow Kinnaman
Kenith Kinnaman
Indianapolis
Roy Whetsel
Smith Funeral Home
Bethlehem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Toll climbs to 296 as Audrey toll rises in Louisiana
Three more victims were found along the shattered southwest Louisiana coast, lifting the death toll to 296 with about 50 still missing. Coroners and sheriff officials warn the toll could rise further as cleanup continues amid widespread destruction and massive cattle losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Calcasieu Parish
Henry Reid
Harry Snatic
Reid
Snatic
L.C. McKenzie
State Agriculture Department
Snatie
O.B. Carter
Cameron Parish
Cameron
Career
Kansas City Barber Wins Missouri Invitational Trap Shoot
In Kansas City, Tom Shoots won the 28th annual Missouri Invitational trap shoot title with a 96 hit out of 100 on a windy day. The event drew shooters from regional clubs and was decided by precision and nerves under tough conditions.
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Kansas City
Tom Shoots
Obituary of Loren L Rahbeck Dayton resident dies in hospital
Loren L Rahbeck 36 former Anderson resident died at St. Johns Hospital at 8 p m after two weeks illness He was a Gentile Air Force Depot machine shop foreman and World War II veteran Survivors include widow Alice two sons Johnny and Willie both at home mother Mrs Marie Rahbek owners of Rahbek Nursing Home in Anderson sisters Mrs Carolyn Sargent and Mrs Rosemary Williams The body taken to Baker Brothers Funeral Home pending arrangements He was visiting relatives in Anderson when stricken ill
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Rahbek
Monrroe
Wis
Gentile Air Force
Day‘ton
Alice
Johnny
Willie
Marie Rahbek
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson
John Hayes 86 Dies After Illness In Anderson
John Juggie Hayes 86 of 2911 Columbus Ave died at 10 30 p m Tuesday at home after an 18 month illness. A Cleves Ohio native he came to Anderson in 1922 and worked as a toolmaker at Delco Remy Division. He was a World War I veteran and a member of St John s Lutheran and George Hackett Post of the American Legion. Survived by widow Edna and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday 10 am Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Ivan C Ross officiating burial in Brookville Indiana.
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John
Juggie) Hayes
Columbus Ave
Cleves
Ohio
Mr. Hayes
Anderson
Delco-Remy
St. John's Lutheran
George Hackett
American Legion
Hayes
Edna
Funeral services for Mike Gray 83 retired blacksmith
Funeral services for Mike Gray 83 a retired blacksmith who died Tuesday afternoon at his home 1715 Main St will be held at 2 o clock Friday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev William B Eddy pastor of the South Meridian Church of God officiating Interment will follow in East View Cemetery. Further arrangements will be received after noon today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gray
Main St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William B. Eddy
South Meridian
Infant Julie Priddy Dies at Birth in Anderson
Julie Priddy daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Priddy 707 Ward St died at birth this morning at St Johns Hospital. Survived by two brothers paternal grandmother and maternal grandmother both of Anderson and several aunts and uncles. Graveside rites Friday at 10 30 a.m. Memorial Park Cemetery conducted by Rev Kenneth Losh First Baptist. Harold F E Rozelle Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Priddy
Robert Priddy
Ward St
St. John’s Hospital
David
Gladys Priddy
Duke Atwood
Anderson
Harold FE. Rozelle
Salem prepares for 127th July 4th celebration turnout
Salem Indiana aims for a 127th consecutive Fourth of July observance expected to draw about 15 000 people. The event highlights a long standing community tradition with organizers planning for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ind
Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs. Alta Elmore and Rt Paul Jayne of 638 W and St. Mrs. Dosa Woodall of 1418 Henry St and Mrs. Martha Ashby of Middletown. Others named include Mrs. Rosemary Enright 130 W 8th St, Mrs. Marjorie Pettigrew Rt, Mrs. Carlis Hummel and daughter Chesterfield, and more residents across Fortville Middletown Noblesville Markleville Daleville Summitville Alexandria and Chesterfield addresses.
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St. John’s Hospital
Alta Elmore
Paul Jayne
Dosa Woodall
Henry St
Martha Ashby
Middletown
Rosemary Enright
Marjorie Pettigrew
Carlis Hummel
Chesterfield
Lawrence Davis
Shirley
Richard Moorer
Fulton St
William Cantwell
E. 32Nd
John Milner
Fortville
James Quinn
Alexandria
Lucius Teague
Cedar St
Frank Newsom
Locust St
William Werner
W. 3Rd St
William Eldridge
Frankton
James Brundage
Daleville
Robert Gadwah
Ralph Brewer
Donald Richardson
Jerome Kelly
Noblesville
Norma Edgeman
Helen Browning
Gaston
Ina Swindell
Delaware St
Ina Bowers
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
V. M. Molotov
Hungary
Poland
China
Mao -Tze-tung
James Bragdon
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
31St St
Lincoln
University of Maine
Hammons
Bulletin-Herald
Washington
Dr. Lanahan
Sears Roebuck Store
Lems
Mayo Sauerwein
Bane
Lso
ARMY
Phil
Ronnie Smith
Ft. Benning
Army Training Center
THE
Associated Press
Minnesota
Buick
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Shepilov
Andrei Gromyko
Central Committee
Mittendorfs
Muncie Board
Old Bossy
Cy Anderson
Harrisville
Ogden
Vernon Anderson
Loren L. Rahbek
Loren L. Rahbeck
Dayton
John Hayes
Marilyn Smith
Markleville
Leslie Roberts
Fletcher St
Helen Whetstone
Bernice Lang
W. 6Th St
Hubert Stanberry
Anna Curtis
James Boaz
Hazlett St
Basil Gilmore
W. 12Th St
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