Heat Wave Relief Douses Drought Across Regions
The Associated Press reports cooling relief arrived as rain and cool air tempered heat and drought in parts of the region. The heat wave has claimed numerous deaths, with fatalities surpassing 300 in some areas as witnesses describe dangerous conditions and emergency responses.
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Cass County
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Ohivlpowers Jr
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Iowa
Ind
Lee
Ghle Valley
Diana
University
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Lar Gage
Okla
Emporia
Kan
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Ark
Paroled killer from 1987 murder granted release
INDIANAPOLIS Wn July Sageses ter 33, was granted parole from State Prison after serving for the 1987 murder of 15 year old Martin Markey near Richmond. He was told to relocate away from Richmond and to avoid returning there. The report also notes widespread storm damage and weather impacts across Indiana and nearby states, including record heat and rainfall affecting farms, with TVA power considerations and related regional planning discussions.
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Jully Sagesester
Sweet Beret
Sauester
Richmond
Martin Markey
Madison County
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Browning
En Nuit
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TVA
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Wie
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South Utilities, Inc
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Squibern Co
Citizenship Loss For Beds Voted By Houses
Washington The House approved by voice vote a measure stripping U S citizenship from any American convicted of seeking to overthrow the government by violence. The bill moves to the Senate as part of a broad set of subversive activity controls advocated by A G Crawnell, with other developments including a proposal to outlaw Communist party influence and related groups, and a training and weapons program aimed at countering subversive activity.
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Fiscaliower
Vielener
Senate
Adv
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Communist Party
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Indianapotts
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Guardsmen Continue Training at Margrethe Lake Camp
Guardsmen of the 38th Infantry Division arrive to join the Nulimmal Guardsmen encamped at a large military reservation on Lake Margrethe. Training runs daily from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. with emphasis on small unit tactics and combat readiness under simulated conditions.
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Uidlana
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President Warns on Indochina Aid and Domestic Grants
The president outlined proposed funding for university and campus projects in Indiana and nationwide, including Ball State and Indiana University buildings, medical facilities, and a healing plant. He said U.S. involvement in Indochina peace talks remains limited, while cautions about the war’s costs and global strategy.
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Niad
Om. Westemn Plate College
Fat Walamos
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Lontaville
Allike
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Ekhart
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Wastington
Wastington Sons
Cope-llollar
Fk Sed
Moythart
Jenner
Tadlana Mepablis
Memphis
Weels
Abl
Itler
Jesse Shuman
Wenestay
Senate
Rolleally
Tennessee Vadley Authority
van County Agriculture Stabilization
Sen Ilines
TVA
Anderson
Paducah
Eisenhower
Ile
Tennessee
Allerson
Unspecified CIO Union Strike Continues From June
A CIO union reports ongoing strike action begun June 7 over contracted renewals and pay. Management counters a single economically sound contract must govern future operations, with negotiations continuing toward an early settlement as earnings are affected.
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CIO
Trecy
May X ray survey finds 271 advised for further check
A May community X ray survey reported 271 individuals advised to seek physician follow up for possible chest issues. Five were told no chest pathology. Public re screen is scheduled with several daily slots and one night unit, coordinated by local health groups. no charge for service.
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Parsons
Leidolf
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Medical Association
Indiana Board of Health
Hoover funeral services announced for Saturday
William Hoover obituary notice states funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm in a funeral home with Rev Arthur Proctor of Mounds Baptist Church officiating. Interment follows at Neescemetery near Perkinsville. Surviving are a widow and several children, including Glen, Rich, Kenneth Hoover, Mrs Lloyd Tarte, Maxine Olt, Cora Quit, Ralph Wooyor, and two sisters.
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Page
Arthur Proctor
Mounds Baptist Church
Nees
Perkinsville
Georgiana
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Rich
Kenneth Hoover
Dersons
Lloyd Tarte
Amlergon
Mes
Maxine Olt
Anaod
Cora Quit
Lit Champal
Antepann
Ralph Woo Yer
Anderson
Mildred Musou
Global tensions and domestic strain in mid-century reports
A collage of Western struggles dominates the page. Chile's anti communist president clashes in Congress amid a divided cabinet while U S and United Nations proposals spark debate. Indiana cites overcrowded mental asylums and competing treatment push. Wagner dodges gubernatorial questions amid party politics as Groucho Marx premieres a Idaho honeymoon and RAMO previews a new color TV tube.
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Guatemaala
Jacobo Arbenz
Tom Power
Caclas Ibanes
Cross Free In Teen-Age Fight Trial
Testimony at a preliminary hearing named State Police Sel Filmore Davis Corol she Fred Hiday Charies Servies and an 11 year old Anderson girl. Witnesses at the party said Dray youth threw a beer bottle that cracked Cross auto window and Cross then hit the teen, who fell five or six times after consuming beer and whiskey. Prosecutor William Byer noted two 24 bottle cases of beer and seven pints of whiskey found at the scene.
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Anderson Bituaries: Mrs Maggie A Carter and Harold Brownenberg
Mrs Maggie A Carter 91 died Tuesday at Globe Nursing Home after a long residence at 220 West 10th Street. Services Friday at 2 PM at Nueckels and Carmichael Fusvral Home with Rev George Hanis of East Lynn Christian Church. interment West Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving: two children Georgy Carter and Mrs Glity W ampole, one grandson Carl FE Wampole, three great grandchildren. Harold W Brownenberg 40 of Chesterfield Town Board died Tuesday. services Friday at 2 PM at Harold and Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Kermit Pugh. burial Bronnenberg Cemetery near Chesterfield. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Magpie A. Carter
Globe Nursing Home
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George Hanis
East Lynn
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Caleford
Jacob Schlenker
Alva KR. Carter
Shy
East Fyan
Harold W. Bronnenberg
Harold W. Brownenberg
Chesterfield
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Harold &, Rozelle
Rome
Kermit, Pugh
Bethany Christ In
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Hante
Brett Whetstone
Everett Tout Whetstone
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Winchester Hospital
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Omega Christian Church
Delea Remy
Thornburg
Elwood Christian Church
Elwood City
Siedany
Rina Brown
Harold Julius
Anderson
Gerald Whetslong
Farmland
Flynn Whetstone
Elewood
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries from Madison area denote deaths of Brett Whetstone Addie Beeson Ellen Rencenberger and Marshall Sanders with funeral details including dates locations and surviving relatives. Whetstone formerly of Elwood Farmland and buried in Elwood City Cemetery. Beeson died at daughter's home with funeral at Friends Church. Rencenberger died in Oklahoma City with services in Pendleton. Sanders of Middletown to be interred at Mechanicshire Cemetery with services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home.
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Addie Beeson
Tit Howell
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Charles Young
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Knightstown
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Middletown
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Anderson
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
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Senate and House debate over corporate foreign income tax plan
The conference trimmed a tax on income earned abroad by corporations, reducing potential revenue by about 417 billion dollars annually. The Senate resisted this cut while the conference panel accepted the Senate version. The committee also removed a Senate amendment that would revoke charitable or educational foundations tax exemptions if they issued grants, a move opposed by Ford, Rockefeller, and Carnegie foundations.
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