Pastor's Wife Says Lover Took $200,000
Barbara Fox Doubleday testified at a U S commissioner hearing about plans to flee to Mexico with Raymond Headspeth a Nevada ranch hand and forger who allegedly stole her inheritance of about $203000. Evidence showed money in a briefcase a suitcase and multiple large bills seized across courts and travels as charges included transporting stolen cars and transporting the wife of the victim across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Mexico
Barbara Fox Doubleday
Simeheone
Raymond Headspeth
Nevada
Roger Davis
Headspeth
Next Mondzian
Doubledar
Sheree
U.S
California
James Dovbieder
Am Episcopal Church
St Eakroad
M65
Headspath
Dude Ranch
St. Louis
New Orleans
Dex Keanedy
Dever
Toj
Reno
FBI
James Strickland
New York
Strickland
Council Passes Two Ordinances
ELWOOD The City Council passed two ordinances last night. One authorizes a $41,000 bond issue for city building improvements and new sanitary department equipment. The second provides $13,138.23 to pay for paving South J Street, unfinished for three years. The council accepted the resignation of Mrs. 2. A. Armfield from the Library Board and will name a new member at the August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
South J. Street
2. A. Armfield
Library Board
Missing Money Data in Greenlease Case Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference money in the Greenlease kidnapping case. Names and details are garbled but imply ransom payments and authorities tracking funds connected to Bobby Gresslesse and Gaby Hak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlease
St Loms Gisbe
Bobby Gresslesse
Gaby Hak
Parish Social Aims to Boost Church Fund and Ice Cream Day
Parishioners of St Ambrose School plan a gala ice cream social to raise funds for the church building. The May 50day event runs 5 30 to 8 20 pm with games prizes and booths hosted by long list of parish volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ambrose School
G. H. Wilder
Andrew Grbik
L. A. Magers
Charles Worley
Peter So
Kol
Frank Sorg
Tick- Key
Frank Sauer
Moscow Radio
Cecil Hocutt
John Koester
Booth
Ray Bilis
Washington
John Hick
Ner
Thejof
Bennie A. Shupe
Marjorie
Miami
Fla
Maj. S. D. Alien
Wiesbaden
Air Force
Carrie F. Lyles
Savoy
Tex
Robert E. Crans
Martha W. Crans
Macon
James T. Kane
Rosemary McKenna
Farmingdale
M.D
Margaret Kane
Lindenhurst
N.Y
James N. Luther
Charles Luther
James A. Holman
Vivian
Earl H. Reamer
Byron von Reamer
St. Louis Park
Minn
Peter N. Sabo
John Sabo
Chicago
Price tags on autos law signed in Ohio
President Eisenhower signed a bill requiring manufacturers to label new cars with retail price, accessories, model, serial number, and dealer details. Ohio inmates Handley and Jackson voice safety code aims as Governor O'Neill declines clemency. Presley ticketed for speeding en route to Fort Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Gover
Columbus
Ohio
Semstor Handley
Trotter
Robert
Hambone
Jackson
Cin
Washington
Tacinnati
Eisenhower
Ohio Penitentiary
Jeli Weaver
Handley
Age of
Cincinnati
Sgt
Walter
Hart
Science Unveils Non Surgical Pile Shrinking Method
A new healing substance claims to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching, and reduce pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and near-total relief, according to reports from a renowned research institute. Preparation H is offered as suppository or ointment with a money back warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T
North Christian Church members attend camp and picnic
Joyful church news notes 99 members of the North Christian Sunday School attended a picnic at New Castle Me spaniel Park after sending a group to the Senior Yellow Creek Lake Youth Camp near Wabash. Local residents joined church members at Cincinnati for a game and hospital visit in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville
Yellow Creek Lake
Wabash
Joyce Markle
Judy Bennett
Janet Johnson
Lena Sullivan
North Christian Church
William Miller
Janet Stohler
North Christian
Mespaniel Park
New Castle
AMVET Meeting Set For Wednesday Night
AMVET Post No 9 at 21st and Main Street will hold its regular weekly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Ed Hauff commander presiding Jim Broski named chairman of the Americanism Committee Veterans of World War II and Korea urged to attend each weekly AMVET session at the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Sts
Ed Hauff
Veteran’s Organization
Jim Broski
Americanism Committee
Korea
City engineers set July 21 hearing on W 19th street work
Indianapolis officials presented an assessment plan for street reconstruction on W 19th between Hendricks and Sheridan. The project added curbs gutters and sidewalks with total costs of 9303, city's share 1866.20, and 32 621.96 listed for contractor Leroy C Brown Co. The meeting included petitions and discussion of a water pump request amid overcast weather and a diplomatic mission referenced in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Indianapolis
Leroy C. Brown Co
Donald Gwinnup
Edwin Denman
W. 19Th
Hendricks
Sheridan Sts
U.S
Iran
Germany
Cyprus
Werel
Turkey
Louis Eggman
Bell
Jack B. Campbell
Yerevan
Carl Cottom
Soviet Armenia
Wan
Tur
Mamie Dulles Travel With Eisenhower in Columbine III
Secretary of State and Mrs. Dulles will fly to Canada Tuesday with President and Mrs. Eisenhower aboard the White House plane Columbine III. They will depart from the military air transport service airport at 9 a.m. EDT and reach Ottawa about 10:35 a.m., with Canadian Ambassador Norman Robertson also on board for talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Canada
Mrs
Eisenhower
White House
Columbine III
Military Air Transport Service
Ottawa
United States
Norman Robertson
Presidential ‘Party
John Diefenbaker
iCyclist, Car Crash Injures Youth in City Streets
iCyclist hits car at 29th and Monroe. William Floyd Kearns aged 4, son of Mr and Mrs John Kearns, remained unconscious and critical at St Johns Hospital. Firemen and city ambulances responded to multiple calls over the weekend including a near drowning in White River and injuries from a four car crash on Ind north of here. Several other individuals, ages and addresses listed, were reported treated or hospitalized for assorted injuries and ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Gael
Monroe Sts
William Floyd Kearns
John Kearns
Nichol Ave
St. John's Hospital
White River
Conservation Club
St John Bracken
Johnson Ave
Thomas E. Whitfield
Greenfield
Ind
Here
Claude Hewitt
Delaware St
Lee Wire
Chestnut St
10Th
Main Sts
Thomas E. Cruft
E. 31St St
Claude Brown
E. 39Th St
C. Carpenter
W. St. St
Thomas Brooks
Rt. 1
Florence Barker
Meridian St
Bessie@ Ockelbee
Stuart Cirele
John Pope
Eth St
Lebanon Crisis Refocuses on Fragmented Rebel Struggle
The article describes fractured rebel leadership in Lebanon amid the civil crisis. It notes infighting and divergent goals among leaders, with a potential partial rebel victory shaping a neutral stance in the US backed Cold War context. Beirut port activity and tourism suffer as economic stagnation deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominney
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Beirut
Lebanese conflict flares as Solh cites Syria aid to rebels
Premier Sami Solh lists 50 rebel captives trained in Syria and accused of arms smuggling into Lebanon. He urges action to restore order amid U A R backing claims. Vatican appeals for peace, with Pope Pius XII praying for Lebanon through Papal Nuncio Beltrami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.A.R
U.A R
Syria
Sami Solh
Solh
Soth
U.N
Lebanon
Vatican City
Pius XII
Msgr
Giuseppe Beltrami
Chamber and Lowe report multiple possible local industrial sites
Chamber officials disclosed to the group that information on potential industrial facilities has been submitted to several county real estate and business agents. Inquiries from chemical firms, a printing house, an electrical equipment maker, and an engineering firm were noted, with arrangements for golf cart production for a Florida producer in one case. Pending items hinge on zoning, buildings, utilities, and transport. Anderson groups plan Dollar Days and back to school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Scrm
Stoelting
Chamber Organization
Florida
Jack T. Matthew
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Keifer
Indianapolis
New York Central Railroad
J Industrial
Anderson
Anderson Retail Association
Anderson Hotel
Mike Martin
Jack Rossin
Shacklette Fired Amid Eavesdropping Claims and Resigna tion
The Hose committee pressed Shacklette over allegations of eavesdropping at a hotel. Robb sent a letter demanding all recordings and reports from his agent in rooms 206 and 906 during late June and early July. Shacklette resigned from his $16,300 yearly post as the committee said he did not participate in the Goldfine papers theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frere One
Dial
Hose Committee
Robb
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Shacklette
Goldfine
Lott
Elliott Brooks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anderson
Brooks
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
A Middletown man Sheldon Moore 69 a druggist died this morning after a long illness. The committee investigating federal regulation agencies held a five hour closed session. Harris announced Shacklette and Anderson had used a hotel room near Goldfine’s suite and admitted recording not done. Shacklette offered resignation. services terminated. Moore survived by wife Leslie two daughters two sons grandchildren and a sister. Funeral 3 p.m. at Ballard and Shirey with burial in Miller Cemetery. George H Lunsford of Fortville died after weeks of illness. a retired tool maker, survived by wife Edith Scott a daughter sister four grandchildren and nieces. Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Sheldon Moore
Middletown
Sheldon
Daddy) Moore
FBI
Justice
Harris
Shacklette
Anderson
Goldfine
Pearson
Moore
Middetown
John E. Moore
Middletown Methodist Church
Middletown American Legion
New Castle
New Caste
Focal Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch
Lestie
Kenneth Schultz
Miami
Fla
William Palmer
Hialeah
Jack Moore
James Moore
Wood River
Daisy O'Dell
Pratt
Kan
Ballard and Shirey
Earl Imler
Edwin McClannon
Funeral Home
Miller Cemetery
George Lunsford Fortville
Fortville
George H. Lunsford
Fostoria
Ohio
Lunsford
Henry C. Lunsford
Edith Scott
Indianapolis
Kenneth Knox
Louise Shull
Kokomo
George McCarty
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Final rites for John Kellam held at Baker Brothers
John M Kellam age 49 of 1123 Lindberg Road died suddenly at work Saturday morning. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. George Harris of East Lynn Christian Church officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kellam
John M. Kellam
Lindberg Rd
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Spahn and Turley Lead All Star pitching lineup
Memorial Stadium hosts a cross league showcase as Spahn and Turley anchor the Yankee and NL rotations. Stengel names a mix of stars including Mantle Berra and Howard with Williams as a potential pinch hitter. Mays Mazeroski Aaron Banks Crandall join an NL lineup set for NBC telecast with pension fund tie ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spahn
Turley
Memorial Stadium
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Stengel
Whitey Ford
Ryne Duren
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Tony Kubke
Gil Mc‘Dougald
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ray Nadeski
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Chicago
Billy O'Dell
Baltimore
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Haney
Johnny Antonelli
San Francisco Giants
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob
Mantle
Fox
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Bob Cerv
Kansas City
Skowron
Frank Malzone
Gus Triandos
Luis Aparicio
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
St. Louis
NBC
Players’ Pension Fund
Jury Selected for Drunk Driving Case of State Senator Boyle
In Sullivan Indiana a jury of five women and seven men was chosen to try State Senator Paul B Boyle a Democrat from Sullivan on drunken driving charges The trial stems from a December 21 1956 accident in Vigo County in which Trooper Jay Dennis was critically injured when Boyle's car struck the stopped vehicle He previously faced charges of leaving the scene of property damage and personal injury but was convicted on the former and acquitted on the latter The special judge is Frank Fisher of Vermillion Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Paul B. Boyle
D- Jsullivan
Sullivan Circuit Court
Jay Dennis
Boyle
Noblesville Girl Killed In Wreck
Noblesville seven year old Carol Ann Johansen died when she dashed into a car on Indiana 238 four miles northwest of Fortville. She was with her parents Harold and Mrs Johansen who were at a farmer’s meeting. State Rep Paul A Boatman died Sunday of a heart attack at Clermont near Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nslesville
Ind
Carol Ann Johansen
Noblesville
Fortville
Harold S. Johansen
Veedersburg
Paul A. Boatman
Clermont
Indianapolis
Obituaries Hit Five Local Residents in Brief Notices
Blanche Lewis of Anderson aged 70 dies at Ball Memorial Hospital after eight hours in the hospital. Survived by husband Joseph G Lewis two daughters and two sons. Funeral arrangements pending. Elmer Hull 71 of Anderson died after four weeks illness. He worked 46 years with New York Central Railroad. Survived by wife Anna and two daughters and six grandchildren. Infant son of Joseph and Dorothy McCracken died at birth. Services held at East Maplewood Cemetery. Howard Stanley 47 of Burbank California died of a heart attack. Survived by wife and five children and several siblings. Rosalind Jarrett 95 of Pendleton area dies. funeral and Grove Lawn Cemetery service arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Lewis
Anderson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Lewis
Noble Street Methodist Church
Joseph G .Lewis
E. L. Johnson
Warren
Ohio
Don Nicholson
New Castle
Phillip W. Lewis
Creston
F. Arman Lewis
Albert Henning
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Elmer Iull
Elmer Harrison Hull
Main St
Mr. Hull
Jennings County
Charles Hull
North Vernon
New York Central Railroad
Hull
Mt. Moriah
Red
Imccracken
Joseph
Dorothy McCracken
College Haven
St. John's Hospital
East Maplewood Cemetery
Howard Stanley
Burbank
Calif
Maxine
Luther
Timmy
Danny
Jackie
Linda
Mildred Dewitt
Marie Needler
Geneva Corya
Pocoma
William Stanley
Francis Stanley
Donald Stanley
Kenneth Stanley
Eugene Stanley
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Big Babe Elephant Hunted in Illinois Mystery
A missing elephant named Big Babe, hired for a sales stunt, disappeared between Decatur and St. Louis. Tracked by reports from St. Louis, a motorist saw it on U. S. 66 while police searched along its route. the pachyderm’s location remained unsettled as the hunt extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ill
UPI
Decatur
St. Louis
Big Babe
United States
U. S. 66
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Council
Globe Democrat
Joseph Costello
Ace Cab Co
John Hager
Carl Ausin Hall
Robert B. ‘Barney Baker
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
Hager
Hall
Bonnie Brown
A. S
Mike Monroney
Presley
Okla
Fort Worth
Elvis Presley
B. G
Adams
Ft. Hood
Charles Mack
Bud Gustin
Ralph Gustin
W. S. Grendison
H B. i Grandison
Charlottesville
Gayle Bolyard
Tunnelton
W. Va
Everett Johnson
Shss
Georgia Johnson
Roy
Methodist Hospital
Charles Shrake
Vance Shrake
Alexandris
C.we
The
East
Christ Church
Evan Wilson
John Redmond
J . R. Cary
R. B. Ham
Lawrence Julian
iMesdames Redmond
Ham
Art Reed
I. W. Cooper
E. Cooper
Mes
George Pendleton
Jesse Bibble
Ray Tweedy
W. S Grandison
Arlie Gilliland
Madonna Julian
Jimmy Wilson
R. E. Cooper
Goiry
Ronald Higdon
Higdon
Ralph Brown
Woodrow Townsend
fHerald Phofo
AMVET
Works Board
Lke
Mamie
Boxer Brothers Funeral Home
East Eleventh St
Chamber Board
Connie Haynes
Salina
Kons
Connie
Madison
Rosalind Jarrett
Rosalind H. Jarrett
Rangeline Rd
Brown and Butz
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Paul Davis
J Glenn Jarrett
Lester Swinford
Lilburn Swinford
Ward Swinsford
James Wertz
Illinois
Rushville
Norman Allen
Detroit
Heiney
St. Anderson
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