Talks on U S and Russian Policy Shifts
Geneva conference and Big Four talks reveal deep divisions between the United States and Soviet bloc. Analysts debate aims, including security, German unification, and the spread of communism, with Eisenhower and Eden faced with a stalemate and uncertain future.
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Train Robbery On New York Central Express
Two bandits robbed a New York Central mail baggage train on a West Side route near Manhattan. They seized two pouches believed to contain a large sum of money, tying up a mail clerk who shouted for help as the train halted after a switchman notified engines.
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Rosenberger Will Check On Identity
Obituary style item noting Mrs. Coil G. Wells of Cincinnati and Joseph Rosenberger of Miami, long associated with wallpaper businesses, died in a Chicago hotel room. The piece covers family survivors, business ties, and ongoing labor contract discussions involving United Electrical Workers Union and company negotiations in Birmingham and Miami.
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Coil G. Wells
Globe Nursing Zone
Cincinnati
Vatter
Alco
Chicago
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Goorge R. Rosen
Park
Nosenberger
Lis Missionary Society of
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Indiana
John IL Coftthan
Walter Hosenberger
CIO
Agnes
I. G
Birmingham
Line Lumber Company
Harold
Rozelle
Aos
George Rosenberger
Miami
1UE
Nion
Muneis
Ind
Magrest
William Flsworth
United Electrical Workers
Egut Lakes Boneh
Croswell
Land
Tiny
Anderson
Gantt Tla Ta
Fred Stone
Walter Rosenberger
Wig
Graveside rites for infant Dorothy Marie Crowthers
Dorothy Marie Crowthers infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Crowthers 2139 Crystal St died at birth Tuesday at St Johns Hospital graveside services will be held at East Maplewood Cemetery at 9 30 o clock Reverend Francis Kokomo officiating. Baker Brothers plant in Middletown Ohio halted output after strike. negotiations ongoing since June 27. Office personnel and plant guards picketing deliveries and sales barred.
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Dorothy Marie Crowthers
Dean Crowthers
Crystal St
St .John's Hospital
Francis Kokomo
St. Mares
Baker
Mittsjorg
Iweh
Five Hundred Thousand Loss From Evansville Fire
A Evansville blaze late Thursday night destroyed a downtown building housing A Bromm and Co. groceries and paper supplies. Four firemen were injured mildly as the fire spread to adjacent structures. the cause and origin were not immediately determined. Fire chief Charles Sensmeier estimated the loss at about 500000.
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Evansville
Charles Sensmeier
A. Bromm and Co
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Indianapolis Nightclub Holdup Yields $5,000
Indianapolis was shaken by a second nightclub holdup in a week as two 6-foot bandits armed with a sawed-off shotgun and a pistol robbed a Windsor Village club of $5,000. Owner Steve Bentley said six employees were restrained and a safe opened before the duo fled in a late model car after one struck him. The Towne House robbery of $3,000 occurred last Friday nearby.
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South Bend Firm Lands Toll Road Contract In Indiana
South Bend firm Sollitt Construction won an $11,952,670 contract from the Indiana Toll Road Commission to build service areas on the eastern half of the east-west toll road in northern Indiana. De Dillon Geiger of Bloomington was elected Toll Road Commission chairman, with John A. Steele and Charles Keating re-elected as vice chairman and secretary-treasurer respectively for one year.
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Funeral services for George C Neisinger 84
Funeral services for George C Neisinger 84 of Rt 1 who died Tuesday at Logansport will be held Friday afternoon at the ice work at the Rarakl E Ro Funeral Home. The Rev Arthur Proctor pastor of the Mounds Baptist Church will officiate and burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery. Riders on the Madrid subway average 241 rides a year compared with 183 in New York and 223 in Paris subways.
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Rt. 1
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