Administration Seeks Curbs On Passports
The Eisenhower administration proposed a passport law to ban travel abroad for Americans whose activities aided communism in the prior decade. The bill would allow the secretary of state to deny or revoke passports based on involvement with the Communist movement, aiming to offset a Supreme Court ruling. The measure spurred hearings set for July 16, with supporters noting it would curb anti US activity even by nonmembers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Theodore Green
D-Ri
Kenneth Keating
R-Ny
Congress
Green
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Communist Party
State Department
Department
Paul Robeson
Marion minister held by robbers in Columbus hotel
Rev William K Dever 30 a Marion Church of God minister said two hitchhikers robbed him of about 200 dollars in church funds and held him prisoner nearly 24 hours in a Columbus hotel He described being driven to the hotel after an initial robbery in Marion The Dever family recently moved from Hammond Indiana to Marion Mary daughters aided by the recovery of funds and safety concerns were noted
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Marion
Ohio
William K. Dever
Marion Church of God
Columbus
Dever
Anderson Ij Ind. College
Hammond
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Indiana Gains In Highway Work Rating
Indiana rose from 47th to 34th place in interstate highway building, Gov. Harold W. Handley announced. A report by Federal Highway Administrator Bertram D. Tallamy cited Indiana progress in primary, secondary and urban programs, noting higher utilization of federal funds and a 12 month total of 20.3 million dollars, 135 percent of 1958 apportionment, with bids in 1958 exceeding 64 million and 42 million signed into contracts amid court-driven right of way delays.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Bertram D. Tailamy
Handley
Tallamy
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Body recovered from Conejos Canyon rescue ends search
ANTONITO Colo AP searchers recovered the body of William E Garver 38 auditor for the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque four days after he and John Sanders 35 disappeared in Conejos Canyon near the Colorado New Mexico border Rescue efforts involved an Army helicopter from Ft Carson and an L19 reconnaissance plane with four climbers taken into the canyon Lt Kurl Holzel led the rescue team Sanders remained in peril on a narrow shelf while Garver was found about 350 feet below Sanders after a Friday fishing trip fall downhill to a perilous 45 degree ledge The missing fishermen Fred Bowker and Bob Shafer also of Albuquerque were not found as rescuers faced rock slides and updrafts in the canyon
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Army
Kurl Holzel
Skokie
3.C
Bruce A. Hunter
Rich Strand
Seattle
Wash
Pic
Alfred Lane
Littleton
N.H
Lig
Maynard Austin
Rt. 2
Taylorsville
N.C
Garver
John Sanders
Albuquerque
Conejos Canyon
Cumbres
Colorado-New Mexico
Sanders
Fred Bowker
Bob Shafer
Activities Listed By Recorder
County Recorder Eugene Creag revealed that during the first six months of 1958, 14 042 documents were recorded and 148 veterans discharges were processed with no fees charged. Fees totaling 15 138 were collected and turned into the county revenue fund. Instruments recorded include deeds 1795 real estate mortgages 1552 chattel mortgages 4204 mechanics liens 145 real estate mortgage releases 1379 chattel mortgages released 3752 mechanics liens releases 120 miscellaneous papers 945 splats 5.
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Eugene Creagmile
County Revenue Fund
Ike Receives Bill To Loan 43 U S Warships Abroad
The House passed a bill allowing the Defense Department to loan 43 ships from the reserve fleet to friendly nations. The Belleau Wood carrier stays loaned to France until June 20, 1960. Ship loans cover NATO, Latin American, Japan Formosa and Thailand, with two in a general pool.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Belleau Wood
France
United States
NATO
Japan
Formosa
Thailand
Shirley to Sport New Curbing Soon in Shirley
Shirley-Robert Williams of Greenfield won the curb repair bid and began work last week as old curb is removed and new concrete poured this week. The item also notes a birthday gathering for Mr. Reason and a chain of local social visits plus an Indianapolis fatal auto crash involving Margaret Averitt and Mary Rayburn.
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Shirley
Robert Williams
Greenfield
Dean Reason
Reason
Earl Reason
Dale Reason
Delbert
Sheryl Hanson
Sharon Wales
Vicky Broadwater
Polly Riggs
Jack Christian
Richard White
Lake Webster
Barbara White
Teddy Trumbauer
Thelma Broadwater
Garnet Riggs
Flora Caldwell
Don Craig
Lucille Shaw
Ronald Grace
Muncie
Henry County Hospital
June
James
Lota Roy
Doris
George Kendall
Violet Hedrick
Markleville
Indianapolis
Margaret Averitt
Greenwood
Mary Rayburn
Court To Hear Union Protest In Elkhart Transfers
In South Bend Indiana federal Judge Robe rt A Grant will decide if the court has jurisdiction over a dispute by Elkhart railroad workers protesting transfers from Niles Michigan Central yard to New York Central yards. Unions seek federal oversight while Elkhart workers want the case in Superior Court. A ruling could set dates for arguments on a permanent restraining order against the transfers.
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South Bend
Ind
Robert A. Grant
Elkhart
Niles
Michigan Central Railroad
NYC
U. S. District Court
Elkwort Superior Court
Grant
Superior
Summitville High Band To Practice
Summitville High Band will meet each Tuesday evening at the school for band practice. Principal Paul Hanna sponsors the meetings with Ralph Chastain leading. The Rev and Mrs Edgar Leeson of Cairo Ohio were dinner guests here with Mr and Mrs C P Cranmer and Robert Cranmer. The Good Cheer Club had a picnic at the Lion's club grounds with games and contests. Esther Callahan presided over the Union Circle picnic and social at Beulah Park Alexandria. The Know Your Neighbor Club hosts a family party at Play Acres Park Friday night. Dr James Hundley will visit Washington DC. Sixteen members attended with lunch served by hosts.
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Summitville
Paul Hanna
Ralph Chastain
Edgar Leeson
Cairo
Ohio
C. P. Cranmer
Robert Cranmer
Good Cheer Club
Lion's Club
Esther Callahan
Union Circle
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Know Your Neighbor Club
Play Acres Park
Fairmount
James Hundley
Lake County
New York
Senate Committee
Franks
Hundley
Here
Washington, D.C
South and East
L. D. Allman
Paul Allman
Alpha Tomlinson
Sam Inglis
Amy Stumm
Frances Eaton
Hilltop House
Elwood
Alexandria Social Activities Network Visits Washington Canal Zone
Dr. Paul Ellis Jr a Canal Zone lieutenant and optometrist visited Washington and Williamsburg with Alexandria residents including Mr and Mrs Paul Ellis Sr and Herschel Crist. He left for the Canal Zone after a trip and representation at the American Optometric Association convention. A Beulah Park family reunion honored Mrs Elmeda Chambers now living with the Goldens and includes many descendants and local relatives.
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Alexandria
Paul Ellis, Sr
Herschel
Crist
Washington, D. C
Paul Ellis, Jr
T & Army
Ellis
Canal Zone
Panama
Washington
American Optometric Association
Williamsburg
Dr. Ellis
Charleston
S. C
Elmeda Chambers
Frank Golden
W. Fourth St
Chambers
Beulah Park
Courthouse News: New Suits and Court Minutes
Several new suits filed in Superior Court include Jean D. Baird versus Josephine Baird for divorce. Leonard Parisi versus Golden Crust Donut Shop Inc with Ralph Mattingly as receiver. Circuit Court minutes note dismissals and judgments in cases involving Kendall, Household Finance, Swain, and Parr families.
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Jean D. Baird
Josephine
Baird
DeArmond
Booram
Leonard Parisi
Golden Crust Donut Shop, Inc
Ralph Mattingly
O'Neill
Scott Schrenker
Norton
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Francis B. Kendall
Delores M. Kendall
Ray Beeman
Dolores M. Kendall
Kendall Insurance Company
Household Finance Corporation
Tnc
Elton Gibbons
Sandra Gibbons
Household Finance Corporation, Inc
Willie Swain
Rosa-bell Swain
Superior Court
Edith J. Adams
Donald R.adams
Edna V. Parr
Robert Bi 'Parr
Bystander Killed as Domestic Shooting Spree Grips Gary
Bruce Williams aged 52 of Gary died at Methodist Hospital after being described as an innocent bystander in a domestic shooting spree. His niece Carsella Baker age 47 was jailed on a holding charge of attempted murder after wounding Williams and her common law husband David Blakely who was listed in fair condition.
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Gary
Ind
Bruce Williams
Methodist Hospital
Carsella Baker
Williams
David Blakely
Favorite Hoses Pattern for Bride Gifts and Crafts
Dream gift for the bride or bride at heart includes a bed set scarf ends and guest towels. Clear directions for easy perennial motif transfers and crocheted edging using 6 strand cotton with shaded effect. Pattern 603 requests 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern for mailing.
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Danna Whedder
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Sta Ilion
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Lafayette Bureau Stages Contests at Farm Bureau Meeting
FRANKTON The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau met Wednesday evening July 2 at Leach School with James Jones as chairman. Mrs. Ray Hayes gave devotions. An Amateur Contest was won by Marlene Paddock in the 6 to 10 year group with an accordion solo. In the teenage group Carroll Lemaster won with piano and vocal solo. A County Farm Bureau Picnic is set for July 22 at Alexandria with a noon picnic.
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Lafayette Bureau
Frankton
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Leach School
James Jones
Ray Hayes
Clifton Paddock
Marlene Paddock
Carroll Lemaster
Melanie Paddock
Becky Paddock
Verl Brown
City To Spray In Alexandria
City officials announced plans at a council meeting to fog Alexandria using non poisonous render mixed insecticide to control flies and mosquitos. Equipment arrives today. crews will fog alleys streets and infested areas after training. The council also discussed annexing the Wilhoit family 4 H Fairgrounds for police and fire protection with potential higher insurance costs. The Zoning Board will review.
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Alexandria
Wilhoit
Zoning Board
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Senate Rackets Committee
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