Free Spender Held in Bank Robbery Probe
In Alhambra California police report arrest of a man nicknamed Free Spender tied to a bank robbery at Lake Villa Illinois. Two gunmen and a getaway car aided the heist on June 7 with $4 100 taken from the cashier and the robbers fleeing the scene.
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Kagoline
Kenorsha
Riley
Kenosha
Spata
Arthur Riley
Alhambra
Calif
Lake Villa
Jolly
Kenoxha
Wis
Cosom
Ill
Herbarium Heist Links to Three Suspects in Bank Robbery Case
Springfield police tie a break in a herbarium theft at the Illinois State Museum to a trio of men including Edward Seelquest and Riley. The capture followed an earlier bank burglary at the Lake Villa Trust and Savings Bank and involved a 48 090 specimen herbarium collection.
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Sofeward
William Ricty
Edward Seelquest
Arnold
Kenosha
Ople Coun
Ore
Glen
Lake Villa Trust
Visiings Bank
Riley
Lake Villa Bank
Ingle Mae
Bank Robbery Suspects Named in Joliet Case
FBI agents identified Clarence Bont of Plainfield and Arnold and Riley as the men involved in the bank robbery. Arnold was listed as one of the robbers and Riley as the getaway driver. The arrests followed a months long investigation with pending charges in Joliet Illinois and Los Angeles planned for Thursday.
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Arnold
Clarence Bont de
Plainfield
Joliet
Riley
IFBI
Bont
Bey
Lag Angele
Information Abuse Charged by House Subcommittee
Washington reporting that a House Government Operations subcommittee will open a full scale probe into the Defense Department over secrecy in releasing information to Congress and the public. Witnesses include Robert Tripp Ross representing Defense Secretary Wilson. investigators cite multiple secrecy claims and altered data marking.
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Washington
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Deffense Department
Defense Department
Congress
Robert Tripp Hoss
Defense
Charles
EB. Wilson
Ross
Wilson
Matthew B. Ridaway
Hideway
Army
Mesa
Lee
Department
Moss
Air Force
Fisenhower
Eastland seeks stronger safeguards on foreign films in schools
Sen James C Estland of Mississippi urged tougher controls on foreign films shown in U S schools amid reports that the Soviet Union spends millions yearly on feature films. He cited a Turner Shelton study and said Russian productions subtly promote the USSR as a world cultural center.
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Washington
James C. Estland
D-Miss
U.S
Fastland
Senale Internal Security Subcommittee
Russia
Satellitey
Eastland
Turner B. Shelton
Motion Picture Service
1.8. Information Agency
Soviet Union
Shelton
Alexander Sherman
Artkino,tes
Twining reports Soviet air power closing the gap
Air Force Chief of Staff Twining, freshly back from Moscow, tells reporters that Soviet air strength is catching up to the United States though U S quality remains ahead. He will brief President Eisenhower at Gettysburg and hold a news conference later. He noted Soviet showings at the June air show were less offensive and viewed Russian access to information as limited.
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Washington
Natian
Russ
Asia
Twining
Wilson
Senate
United States
Russia
Noiring
Rigenflower
Nixon and Magsaysay Visit Corregidor Island
Vice President Nixon and Mrs Nixon with President and Mrs Magsaysay visited Corregidor Island where American and Filipino forces held a last stand in World War II. The trip followed ceremonies marking ten years of Philippine independence and underscored the Philippine American partnership in democracy amidst rain and a crowded commemorative event. Nixon planned to depart for Saigon to discuss a possible pause during South Vietnam observances of President Diem.
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Manila
Richard Nixon
Ramon Magsaysay
Corregidor Island
Corregidor
Douglas MacArthur
Jonathan Wainwright
Manuel L. Quezon
Magsaysay
Nixon
Will Lour
Jeaves
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nao Dinh Diem
Easier Job Is No Guarantee
EAST LANSING Mico. Dr Eugene Jennings associate professor of management at Michigan State University says making an industrial job easier may raise efficiency and lessen worker interest. A time study engineer can cut effort but worker satisfaction may fall. He adds diversified stations increase job satisfaction.
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East Lansing
Mico
Eugene Jennings
Michigan State University
Woody
Jennings
Hospital Dismissals List From Stan Iohn's Hospital
Dismissed patients from Stan Iohn's Hospital include Jay Hearson 1220 W Lith St Claude L Baker Fortville Mrs Violet M Sisson 325 E Cross St Benjamin Vanderluit Chester Cold Mrs Richard Radgley and daughter 2614 Newry St Mrs Joseph Lawson and son 1514 W 7th St Mrs James Hakman and son 218 Nursery Ret Theorie Miller 133 Ringwood Darrel Rider Chesterfield Mrs Bonnie Mi Mouse 32614 K 6th St John de Clemons Man Shar man St Janes Richardson 2316 Sherman ae fotte Miday 1020 W as in Mrs Nola Doma Tauher Middletown Mrs Greta May 14 Park Ave ie Opaldi Curtis fn20 elie Kil
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Stan Iohn
Hos Hospital
Jay Hearson
W. Lith
Claude L. Baker
Fortville
Violet M. Sisson
E. Cross St
Benjamin Vanderluit
Chester Cold
Richard Radgley
Newry ‘St
Joseph Lawson and Son
James Hakman
San
Theorie Miller
Ringwood
Chesterfield
Bonnie Mi
Mouse
St. John de Clemons
Man
Sharman
Suit Against GM Announced
Washington Justice Department plans civil antitrust action against General Motors for monopolistic control of bus manufacturing. Announcement during a TV premiere event says suits will be filed in the Eastern District of Michigan. no comment from GM officials.
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Washington
Alty
Brownell
General Motors
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Justice Department
Hig
Senate
Big Business
Department of Justice
Michigan
Eisenhower
Detroit
Evansville Boat Tragedy Claims Three in Ohio River
In Evansville, John Davidson 30, his wife N Lilia Mae 38 and Harry Vincent died when their outboard boat drifted into an oil barge on the Ohio River. Witnesses said the motor failed and Vincent’s three month pregnant bride watched from shore as he tried to retreat.
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John Davidson
Evansville
Lilia Mae
Harry Vincent
Ohin
Vincent
Arabs Charge Israel Troops Mass At Jerusalem Border
Arab leaders claim Israeli troop concentrations near the Jordan-Israel armistice line. Jordan and Beirut report tensions as regional powers express readiness to act. Amman and Cairo cite truce chief Burns briefing King Hussein as diplomacy seeks to avert broader conflict.
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Israel
Jeruslem
Rael
Jordan
Jerusalem
Peirut
Beirut
Amman
Jnew
Holy
Old City
Cairo
U. N
Mja
E. L. M. Burns
Hussein
Britain
United States
France
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Aggregate
Chester R Armstrong 45 of Marion died at Indianapolis Veterans Hospital after 24 days as a patient. Born November 1 1916 in Underwood Indiana he was a chef and World War I veteran. Survivors include parents George W Armstrong Greensburg and Susie James Anderson two sisters Grace Weaner Marion and Iann Brodnick Anderson. Funeral at Baker Brothers in Anderson with services Friday. Leah K Kufeldt 36 Cassopolis Michigan died suddenly at home. Daughter of Hugh Rider she attended Anderson schools and graduated Anderson High School and Anderson College. Survived by husband Reverend George Kufeldt two daughters Anita and Cristina and brother Warren Rider Huntington. Final arrangements to be announced. Harold & Rozelle Funeral Home handling burial. David Lee Rice four electrocuted in shower death. Funeral today First Methodist Church with burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Roger Allen Barkdull three drowned at Westler Lake. Service 2 pm at Smith and Condon Funeral Home New Castle, burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. Anna B Huntzinger 60 Chesterfield died at home. Service 2 pm Harald E Ronell Funeral Home burial East Maplewood Cemetery. George James Gree 74 of Indianapolis died at St Johns Hospital. Service 3 pm Baker Brothers Funeral Home with St Ambrose Church rites. Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree. Bessie Marie Price 48 Anderson died at the Anderson Fair. Funeral 1 40 pm Baker Brothers Burial Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Rose Smella Jones 72 Anderson died at home 2242 Broadway. Service 10 am Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. burial City Cemetery Columbus Indiana.
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Chester R. Armstrong
Indianapolis Veterans Hospital
Mr. Armstrong
Underwood
Ind
Amh Legion
First Christ Church of
Sheridan
George W. Armstrong
Greens
Burg
Susie James
Anderson
Grace Weaner
Marion
Iann Brodnick
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lean K. Kufeldt
Mabel Crum
Walnut St
Leah Kathi Kufeldt
Caseiopolis
Mich
Davin Lee Rice
David Lee Rice
First Methodist Church
Wes Bransford
Baris
Hoger Allen Barkdull Servicrs
Roger Allen Barkovn
Westler Lake
Smith
Condon Funneral Home
New Castle
Earl Pignety
Gravel Lawn
Fortville
Friends
George James Gree
George James Greb
W. Jo Sti
St John’s Hospital
Pitt, Teddy
Baker Brothers Funneral
Holy Name Society
St Ambrose Catholic Church
Revancs
Kienly
Knights of Columbus
Huish Yale
Maplegood
Bessie Price
Hessie Marié Price
Silver St
Anderson Pree Fair
Baker Brothers
J. Rolland Seyhold
Pleasant Walk
Funersal
Rose Smella Jones
Rose
Rela Jones
Broadway
Sells and Rowe
iGuorge Harris
East Tenn Christian Church
Hariat
City
Columbus
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Charles Franklin Sheets 9 of Sulphur Springs dies in St. John's Hospital Anderson after two weeks illness. Funeral services with Masonic rites at 2 p.m. Friday at Middletown Milter Cemetery. Survivors include Emma widow and sister Kirby Buchanan. Harriet E Craig Wilkinson dies in New Castle after brief illness. Funeral Friday 26 am at Wilkinson funeral home with burial in Metray Cemetery. Survivors Ralph Craig husband, sisters Ruth Wright Mildred Nelson Althe Riley, brothers Paul George Utah and J B George. Emmaline V Heritage Pendleton dies at home Alexandria age 65. Funeral Friday 10 am at Davis and Strieler with burial in Oak Cemetery Alexandria. Friends receive at Coren Bright Pendleton and about to be taken to Alexandria funeral home Thursday afternoon.
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Charles Franklin Sheets
Middletown
Sulphur Springs
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Butkird and Shirey
Orville Woody
Milter Cemetery
Middleville
Sheets
Sulphur Springs Christian Church
Markleville Masonic Lodge
Emma
Kirby Buchanan
Madison
Harriet E. Craig Wilkinson
Starriet E. ‘Craig
Kennard
Heary County Hospital
New Castle
Conda and Son
Wilkinson
Metray
Ralph Craig
Ruth Wright
Mildred Nelson
Shirley
Althe Riley
Swan Brothers
Paul George
Ogden
Lutah
J. B. George
New ‘Castle
Oscar
Minnie Daldon George
Emmaline Heritage
Pendleton
Emmaline V. Heritage
Davis
Train Rams Continued from Page One
A train accident near Fox Lake killed nine people and injured many others. Conductor Rohde reported a man and a baby died instantly, with two others dying at the scene and one at St. Therese's Hospital. Hospital officials said fewer than ten were being treated initially, with more possible arrivals later. Milwaukee Road spokesman Cullerton noted the train had left Watseworth north of Fox Lake and was near the trestle when spectators on the tracks caused the disaster. The trestle lies north of the city.
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St. Therese’s Hospital
Milwauken Road
Wat
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C Limited Supply
Sturdy and
Na Curawile
Buzz TV 4
Tula
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Information Abuse
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Park Ave 'Ie
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Vatican City
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