Uroverick Co and CIO Reach Agreement on Steel Plant Strike
Negotiators from Uroverick Co and the CIO United Steel Workers reached a deal to end an ineak strike. The pact will be voted on by 230 Local 2112 members Wednesday.Details remain private, but a union spokesman cited a wage increase and other contract changes. The walkout idled hundreds of workers at the Broderick plant which makes steel forgings.
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Mungle
Uroverick Co
CIO United Steel Workers
Broderick
Lora Pearson Dies At Home In Ellwood
Lora W Pearson 7 2619 No C St Ellwood died at home after weeks of illness. Funeral at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home then East Union Christian Church with Revs Warry Janes and Myron Morris officiating. Burial in East Union Cemetery. Survived by widow Bermaa dive daughters Thelma Longfellow Margaret Behuck Maxine Harwood three Ross Wilbur Don Elwood one stepdaughter Montell Lee three brothers Arh Verne Xessie and one sister Mrs Yells Howeus. Born July 4 1884 in Clinton County to David and Arminta Pearson. Married Bertha Koble Dee 1917 and previously to Violat Lee Nellie Ploughe. Retired and member of First Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge.
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Ellwood
Lora W. Pearson
No. C St
Robert L. Jackley
East Union Christian Church
Warry Janes
Myron Morris
East Union Cemetery
Bermaa
Small Sonotone 100 Hearing Aid Worn In Hair
Erwin M. Goodwin of Sonotone Anderson announces the Sonotone 100 a tiny one ounce hearing aid designed to be worn as a hair accessory. The device fits in a bag tied around the head and hidden by hair enabling women to wear it while dancing or golfing. The 100 packs multiple earmatic features and aims to help most with mild to moderate hearing loss.
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Erwin M. Goodwin
Sonotone
Anderson
Sonatone
Peron Resigns as Head of Argentine Party and War Ends
TEMPO Continued from Page One reports that Peron will resign as head of Argentina's dominant Peronista party while remaining Argentine chief of state as internal war ends. He says the state of internal war since 1951 is finished and constitutional freedoms including press freedom are restored. The Peronist revolution is over, he told Peronist leaders in Congress. The official East German paper admits pressure tactics to recruit youths for military service, causing many to flee to West Berlin amid a push for a “barracks police” force. The Bundestag approves a first rearmament measure and moves toward broader military bills with a screening panel for high officers. In India, Cooper’s meetings with Nehru are discussed. Nehru declines to comment on business ties, while Talbott faces questions over Pandl Mulligan Co. and industrial studies. The Duke of Edinburgh praises NATO for defending Europe and envisions cultural links and European cooperation beyond defense. he speaks at a "Partners for Freedom" event with Commonwealth nations.
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Tor Page Ona
Peronista Party
Argentina
East Germany
West Berlin
New Delme
India
U. S
John Shereeman Cooper
Am Force
Har
Nehra She Ques Lold
Yalbott
New York
Senate
Madison Co
Nehru
Cooper
Jackson
John L. Mctlellan
DB. Ark
Talbott
Pandl M. Mulligan Cpo
Farope
Duke of Edinburgh
North Atlantic Realy Organization
Heat Wave Grips Eastern U S Blocking Cool Relief
A bulge of hot humid air spread over the eastern half of the United States pushing readings higher. New England and northern Great Lakes saw 70s and 80s while the Far West remained clear and mild. Scattered showers and thunderstorms dotted the Ohio River Valley southward into the South Atlantic and eastern Central Plains.
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United States
New England
Great Lakes Region
Ohio River Valley
South Atlantic States
Central Plains States
Russia increases western ship orders in 1935 quarter
The Soviet Union boosted orders in Western shipyards for merchant ships in Q2 1935. Lloyds reports 85 ships totaling 173,828 tons ordered, up from 62 ships and 111,911 tons in Q1. Finland remains the top buying market with 38 vessels totaling 75,539 tons.
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London
Soviet Union
Lloyd's Shipbuilding Register
Russia
Finland
Obituary notes mix of Cooney Crowthers Seulean and Reisinger
Mrs Lillian B Cooney 4 Tower Apartments died at St Johns Hospital after four weeks illness. Survivors include daughter Matlan Winn and granddaughter Mary Eugene Liberto of Freeport Texas. Dorothy Marie Crowthers infant died at birth at St Johns Hospital with graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery. Andrew Seulean 67 of 1529 Locust St died at St Johns Hospital. survivors include wife Cataliny Souluant and seven grandchildren. George C Reisinger 84 of Rt 1 died in Logansport. survived by widow Rose and stepson Roscoe DeVore. Dan A McCandless 59 of 1606 Halford St died after illness. survived by wife Ada and daughter Marie Papp. Marilyn June King 35 wife of John Paul King died in Dublin Ireland. body to Graveside at East Maplewood Cemetery with survivors including three daughters. Elmer F Brown 65 of Sladyrast U S 31 died. services at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home Noblesville. Nixon to preside cabinet meeting Friday for Geneva conference updates.
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Lilleam B. Cooney
Lillian B. Cooney
Tower
St. John’s Hospital
Ot City
Eugene W. Cooney
Anderson Foundry Fund Machine Works
Allbright Funeral Home
Furu Tech
Matlan Winn
Mary Eugene Liberto
Ereepert
Tex
Crowthers
Dorothy Marie Crowthers
Dean
Crystal St
East Mapplewood Cemetery
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s ‘Church
Debral
Deanna Sue
F. J, Gyanen
Chesterfield
Floyd BR
Anidersod
Baker Brothers
Andrea 'Seulean
Andrew Seulean
Rumania
Anderson
American Steel and Wire Company
United States
Rourmanie
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George C. Reisinger
Logansport
Heisinger
Reisinger Bieyery
Delec Remy Division
Bronson
Mich
Earlhelme
Rose Addington
Dan A, McCandless
Dan A. McCandless
Halford St
MeCandles
Plant
Delco-Remy Division
Ihe
Christ Lutheran Church
Brown and Ruiz Funeral Home
Raymond Ernst
Walla and Hiday Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Joseph Stuffing
St. Mary's Church
Kings
Margaret
Constance
Patricia
Norval Schlitz
Detroit
Donald McKillop
Middletown
Elmer F. Brown
Elmer FE. Brown
U. S. 31
Coymerly
Ewang, Godby and
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Services for Joseph Franklin McCormack 73 of Middletown will be held at Ballard and Shivey Funeral Home at 2 pm Wednesday. Rev J Wesley Stewart of Anderson to officiate. Interment Miller Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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McCormack
Middletown
Joseph Franklin McCormack
Ballard and Shivey Euneral
J. _Wesley Stewart
Anderson
Miller Cemetery
Truman To Be Speaker At IDEA Meeting
Former President Truman will deliver the principal address at the fifth annual Indiana Deforvatie Nditorial Association meeting in French Lick on Saturday night August 27. IDEA president T. Perry Wesley and Democratic state chairman Charles Skillen announced the invitation. All sessions will be held at the French Lick Springs hotel. A flight simulator has been installed at Logan International Airport for pilot instrument training.
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Indianapolis
Marty S. Truman
Indiana Deforvatie Nditorial Association
French Lick
Truman
T. Perry Wesley
IDEA
Spencer Evening World
Charles FE. Skillen
French Lick Springs
Logan International Airport
Old Established Financial Organization Seeks Two Young Men
An Indiana based financial organization with a long history advertises for two young men aged 2F to 30. The notice emphasizes open positions and invites eligible applicants to apply through its local offices.
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Indiana
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Treland
Hay Pruitt
Rt. 6
Columbus
Indiana University
King
Hhis Medical
Ireland
Nixon
Geneva
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Thorn Coal & Feed Company
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