Fatal double tragedy shocks Jamestown family
In Jamestown New York a 1 month old daughter and her mother were fatally harmed in their first floor apartment. Joseph Reade 26 admitted to police that he killed his sister in law Mrs Beverly Meade and her baby Cheryl Lyn Reade. Reade, unemployed taxi driver, signed a statement describing the killings after a night shift. Francis Reade, 24, found the bodies and police said the suspect would be charged with first degree murder.
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Jamisstown
MY. Wash
Pres. Doe
Tolice
Joseph Reade
Bevery Meade
Cheryl Lyn Reade
Aire
Reade
Francis
New York
Sidney J. Hewes
Chave Janque County
Joseph Teado
John Paladino
Joseph Ready
Paladino
Ure Vielinis
Read
Beata
Teave
Viellens
Ife
Arms: Cut Debate Advances in Senate
The article references ongoing Senate discussions on arm cut measures. Senator Wiley weighs in on President Eisenhower's policies as the debate continues, signaling potential shifts in defense and budget priorities.
Russians seek cooperative study of Soviet agriculture
A Russian agricultural exchange group plans an extensive visit to the Soviet Union to evaluate farm techniques, education, and marketing. The delegation, including U.S. and Soviet associates, aims to observe farming across Siberia and Ukraine and to foster understanding and potential seed aid amid postwar tensions. The group money is self-funded and mid August is target for departure, with several American members listed.
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Olse
Budget Bureau
Lambert
Dixon-Yates
Boston
Rusala
U. S
Dixon AL Moscow
Horace Yates
Wenzell
Hal Ha
Davis
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Department of Agriculture
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Sibera
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Ukraine
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Volga River
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Kleiner
Pike
Charles T. Hearst
Towa
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Madison County zoning commission approves 1956 budget and actions
The Madison County zoning commission adopts a 1956 budget of 100 for office supplies and designates funds including 3,900 for salaries and 2,000 for maps and printing. A warehouse permit for Ind 109 and Hartman Rd is denied as outside the block set for construction. An outdoor advertising display on George Foskuhl’s property at Ind 32 East is approved. Members present include Dale Flora Martin Milling Waller Haynes Ray Wood Ulmer Hardy and Robert Tasly with others listed.
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Eroor Pare Danningham
Thomas J
Lydiana Russell
Madison County
Ind. 109
Hartman Rd
S-block
Fifth
Tenth Sts
George Foskuhl
Dale Flora
Elwood
Martin Milling
Anderson
Waller Haynes
Ray Wood
Ulmer Hardy
Mar. Wevilit
Robert Tasly
Susmnitville
Sherman [Vinson
Susmoritville
Marie "Foust
Markleville
Dale Prowgh
Summitville
St Johns Hospital Emergency Cases Reported Injuries
Patient list from St John s Hospital includes Mr and Mrs Moody injury to back and shoulders at 2013 Van Buskirk Ri Mrs Perry and others with injuries to neck finger and hand at various addresses including Vineyard St Summitville Wiltwood Ave College Polany Rd and Markleyide. Names include Wanda Campbell Charles Eek Narado Jainard Lawrence Sherman Yank Niburger and Edward Lind.
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Pa Moody
Harry Moody
van Buskirk Ri
Povey
Dosse Perry
Dd W
Vineyard St
Gardin Barnet
Summitville
Fuger
Wanda Campbell
Wiltwood “Ave
Dlanier Sckorl
Phage Jainard
Narado Bite Ol
Mie Mign
Lawrence Sherman
Middletown
Tole Yank
John Yank
College Polany Rd
Aber Niburger
U S Boys Continued Pram Wage Hine
An unclear U S Boys item notes continued action before search permits arrived. Readable names include potter rd and dames Balis. The fragment hints at a youth team event and possible delays or obstructions during proceedings. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Seareh Perisos Towld
Potter Rd
Dames Balis
Derby racers claim prizes at 1935 derby event
Derby contestants awarded helmets and football gear with second place teams earning bicycles. Jerry Wopids led football drills while scrap- David Agnew and Jaywell Aulus aided basketball. The event honored youth participants with a Charles TP Kettering plaque and photo mementos from studios.
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Iadipnanols Speedway
Bob Sweikert
Delra-Remy
Airon
A. H. Keating
Sears Eidges
Ark Mason
H. ¥. Rick
Joe Dye
Melvin Slick
Parry Kelly
Ralph Brown
Paul Whitecotton
Cyril Wilson
George Gamer
Walter Rudd
Frank
Piles Home Remedy Claims Non Surgical Relief
A dated ad claims a home treatment for piles that reduces swelling and itching without surgery. It touts a product called Stamlegs Page with external and internal relief, promising instant comfort, minimal bleeding, and stain-free use, urging readers to buy from druggists.
Juvenile Court Dispositions Share Mixed Outcomes
Reported dispositions in the Wiese case show 18 youths sent home, four placed on probation, four boys restitution, two boys jailed, one girl into a CWWI home, and others released to parents or placed in various settings. Total arrests include 191 miscellaneous and 249 traffic incidents with a wide range of charges.
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Mainiains
Chie! Coen
Wr Ul
Wieathin
Ericltel
Techinsa
Sioux City Police Probing Abduction Case After Arrival
Investigators arrived in Sioux City to lead the inquiry into the abduction. Officers explained that a John Doe warrant allows any officer in the country to arrest a suspect and hold them for questioning. In Sinus City several men have been questioned with no solid developments reported yet.
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Twonuamee Pyum Page
Tinofice
Sioux City
Mny
Sinus City
Farm page notes arrests and pleas in June
The report records farm arrests and dispositions in June. W. Pike of Whiting Iowa faces traffic issues and a judge plans to dismiss twelve cases while others plead guilty or await judgment. The page emphasizes keeping focus on law and order during the period.
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Serbert
W. Pike
Whiting
Iowa
Ivarn
Soviet aims shift to internal focus says London report
U S envoy notes Soviet delegation seeks to ease tensions to devote time to internal affairs and pension issues behind the Iron Curtain while Moscow signals limited optimism about peace talks. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran distributes crown land to peasants, starting in 1952, now totaling over 200000 acres among about 15000 households with small annual payments.
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Soonnmed
Fare Olyman
Moscow
London
Soviet Union
Matvlinsn
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
Polio shots approved for school inoculation program
The U S Bible Health Service announced May 28 that 720 000 shots produced by EM Lilly Co of Thelanopolis would fund free inoculation for first and second grade children via the national foundation. A Health Service spokesman could not say where distribution would occur.
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U. S. Bible Health Service
EM Lilly Co
Thelanopolis
National Foundation
Health Service
County Officials Eye Channel and Bridge Project
Commissioners approved a plan for a proposed channel passage and bridge, with Flora noting attendance at the meeting. If settlements are reached, the county council will be asked to appropriate funds for the channel and bridge construction.
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Hes
Flora
Former Local Resident Dies At Syracuse N Y
Former resident Mrs Altah Hawkins Hawkins 78 of 1610 Carroll Avenue died yesterday at St Johns Hospital Syracuse after an illness. The body will be at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with services tomorrow at 3 39 p m. Burial at East Elm Cemetery. Surviving are widow and two sisters. Mrs Walter E Brown Greenville Ohio and Mrs O Neill.
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Allan
Hawkins
Carrol Ienst
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Eaene Zi i
Sirs
Walter E. Brown
Greenville
Ohio
Smith Service Set For Today Smith Service Set For Today
Belva Clem 49 died after long illness at home on Martliniale Street. Services scheduled for 10 a m at Pleasant Walk Cemetery with Rev James Minifee officiating. Interred beside infant daughter who died Monday at Tilley Hospital Indianapolis.
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Clem
Dohorsh
Vino Jo Smith
Daught Sr
Spencer Legjatanon
Martliniale St
Pleasant Walk
James Minifee
Tilley Hospital
Indianapolis
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report deaths in Madison and nearby counties. Clem, widow of Boyd Clem who died in 1947, belonged to the Lutheran Church in New Columbus. Funeral services for Clem will be held tomorrow at 1 20 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Daniel W. Bernhardt in charge. burial at East Mapin Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs Grace Bergner of Fortville died at home after 4 p.m. today. survivors include her parents, daughter Edna Vail, four sisters, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements include calling hours at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home in McCordsville. services led by Harold Boyer. Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Thea Hergner, lifelong Fortville community member and church attendee, died after hip injury. funeral to be at Maplewood Cemetery burial with local officers assisting. Other scattered notices reference Denson’s death and Garden City health notes.
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Gmace -Bergner
Fortville
Grace Berg
McCordsville
Nelson Mattox
Cics& Daughter
Edna Vail
Essia McClordsville
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Grean
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Widow Mrs Rose Kluesner to be laid to rest today
Last rites for Mrs Rose Kluesner 72 will be held at 4 PM at St Marys Church with Rev Fr Daniels and Rev Verle, burial at East Maple Cemetery. The obituary notes she died after long illness at Libby Home on Chester Street and lists funeral arrangements and mourners.
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Kidney
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Prime Minister Nehru cites Soviet readiness for Geneva talks
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Sir Anthony Eden this week that Soviet leaders assured him in Muscat that they are ready to begin negotiations for arms control at a top level conference in Geneva. He said the Stalin era in the Soviet Union has ended and the new leadership seems less aggressive internationally and domestically, with Geneva possibly marking a turning point in East West relations. Bobby Hobby resignations and WHO membership matters noted.
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Tate Talf
Anthony Tien
Musraw
Geneva
Nehru Aso
Anthony
Soviet Union
Nehri
New Sub Station Orena to Serve Local Area
The new sub station will serve residents bounded by White River School Street Gilhuck Creek and the corporation line. It will reduce load on the flat sub station and lessen power outages during summer. cost about 150000 dollars funded from the electric plant’s earnings. A second 1000 KVA station using General Electric equipment will begin soon at the light plant.
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Ellis
Mercy
Blakely
Yarling
White River
School St
Gilhuck Creek
Corporation Line
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