Omi Ann Fuller Dies Suddenly in Alexandria
Mrs. Om Ann Fuller 74 wife of Dolph died at St John’s Hospital Anderson at 2 05 pm after a heart attack at her home 401 Washington St Born December 15 1881 in Moanville daughter of William and Susan Fountain lived here all her life Married May 4 1903 in Saint Anderson Belonged to Alexandria First Christian Church Christian Woman’s Fellowship Loyal Women’s Class Surviving husband two sons Gordon Anderson Keith Flor Wayne one daughter Mrs Wayne Zell Summitville five grandchildren three great grand children one brother Alunag Fountain Summitville Body to Gipe Williams and Rye Funeral Home for arrangements
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Alexandria
Om Ann Fuller
Dolphis
St. John's Hotl
Anderson
Aexandria First Christian Church
Christian Woman's Fellowship
Loyal Womens
Suviving
Dolph
Gordon
Keith
Wayne
Wayne Zell
Summitville
Alunag Fountain
Gipe, Williams and Rye
Three Children Die In Indianapolis House Fire
In Indianapolis a grandmother sheltering two children died with three others as flames engulfed Opal Graham’s home. Steven Owens two, Stanley Owens one, and George Bivins eight perished upstairs. Rebecca, Rebecca Bivins, and Opal Graham survived. Rebecca saved one child but thick smoke blocked further rescue.
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Indianapolis
Steven T. Owens
Stanley W
George Bivins
Opal Graham
Rebecca
Rebecca Bivins
George
Graham
Bivins
Thick Stokes
Hoffman Denies Being Approached On Nixon Move
Paul Hoff man a newly named United Nations delegate, said no one has approached him about a Nixon veep move and he would oppose it if asked. A Washington column linked Bauman to promoting Gov. Christian Herter as Republican vice president but Hoff man said such reports are completely unfounded and untrue.
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New York
Paul Hoff
United Nations
Mid
Washington
Bauman
Bard
Lindebaker-Packard Corporation
South Bend
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Paris
London
Herter
Helfman
Itoh of Eczema No Joke
The torn text describes eczema torment and urges use of Petersens Ointment with a money back guarantee. It mentions relief after one application and hints at negligent mispellings and ad style language. The piece references product promises and refunds for sufferers.
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Peteren
Jet Crashes Into Store In New Castle Pa
A United States Air Force jet crashed into a grocery store and nearby apartment building in New Castle Pennsylvania. Two officers aboard survived after bailing out. No occupants were reported trapped in the burning building though many residents were unaccounted for.
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New Castle
Mir Force
Anilh Ap Artment
Welling Pulford
Pulford
Pittsburgh
Weather to vary little over next five days
A break in rain is forecast today with a temporary rise in showers likely Friday and Saturday. Temperatures likely to reach the mid 80s with highs around 90 in the weekend and lows near 60s.
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Hoosiera
Cain
Lead Fires Probe Expands as Youths Are Questioned
Police said a good lead exists on four weekend fires in the city. A shed near the Warehouse yielded torches built from warehouse materials. One youth is being questioned today after three others were questioned and released.
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Keller
Anderson Obituaries Guessing Amid Fragmented Notices
Obituary notices report Nancy Ray age 73 of 1702 Nichol Ave dying at St John’s Hospital. Fred C Stecher Sr age 82 of Peru and Harry Achor age 71 with services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Curtis L Brown 19 of 618 Park Ave dies at St John’s Hospital with services at Baker Brothers. Mrs Friedricha Dachsteiner gt who died at St John’s Hospital with services at Park Place Church of God and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors listed include spouses children grandchildren and siblings. The notices note funeral home handling and in state arrangements.
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Nichol Ave
St John's Hospital
Lawrence Ray
Pri
Plark
Memorial Park
Gomet
Fred C. Stecher
Fred C. Steeher
Fred C. Stecher Jr
Lindberg Rd
Wabash Railroad Hospital
Peru
Rikenberry Funeral Home
Mb Hove
R. B. Richter
Warry Achor
Harry Achor
Walnut St
St John's Hagpitad
Baker Brothers
Dale Oldham
Park Place Church
Curtis L. Brown
Park Ave
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ernest Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ray R
Weilet
Weller
Winding Way
Fair Store
George Burns
Trinity Episcopal Cheech Cll
Green Park Cemetery
Portland
Ind
Heart Fund
Wale! Ter
Wagk Mier
Lena Mammel
Charles Bates
R. Ti. Roberts
Dan Rossin
Wilson Leitzinger
Tack Toxalti
Arnkens
Punttaqua
Alon
George Griffith
Tel
Allegan bowmen target spawning carp on the river
In Allegan during carp spawning season archers gather along the Nalamazon River flats with bows and arrows. The sport demands stealth and precision as carp watch for movement and darting shadows before a successful catch, with weights ranging from 15 to 20 pounds.
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Allegan
Nalamazon
Indiana Traffic Death Toll Rises This Year
State police report 588 traffic fatalities on Indiana roads for the year up to last Sunday, surpassing 354 a year ago. The toll grew with the death of John Doty Morecen, struck by a car while walking on U.S. 150, about three quarters of a mile west of Wentland, West Terre Haute.
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Associated Press
Indiana
John Doty
Morecen
Wentland
West Terre Hania
233 Killed In Mine Mishaps in First Half 1956
The Bureau of Mines reports 233 coal mine deaths in the first six months of 1956, up 19 from a year earlier. Fatality rate stood at 87 per million tons and 1.1 per million man hours, both below the 92 and 1.0 standards.
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Washington i
Bureau For Mines
Udine
Italy
al Antonio Stefani
Kentucky
Finois
Toute
Pindiana Nach
Stefani
Special City Council Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
City Council president Jesse Patzinger calls a special meeting for next Tuesday at the request of Mayor Ralph Ferguson to discuss appropriations including 8000 for a census class. The item follows a prior regular meeting where a U S Census count was advanced to boost Anderson population and gas tax share. The agenda includes 1957 budget review and Park Playground improvements with committee members Huntzinger Meisin Biddie Farrell and Ferguson Wilson Anderson.
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Jesse Patzinger
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
U.S. Department of Commerce
Aalger
Alaver Ferguson
Conetroller
Wilson Anderson
J* 'Huntzinger
Meisin Biddie
Farrell
Rainiers To Start U S Trip Sept 8
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco will depart Europe on September 8 for their first U S visit since the marriage. They plan meetings with Grace’s parents and a possible stop at a track owned by her father John B Kelly in Ocean City and may remain through September and possibly until the racing season ends.
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New York
Prince Rainier
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Monaco
Europe
United States
Ocean City
Atlanta City
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Ocl. Fi
Robert S. Clark Dies at 51 in Anderson
Robert S. Clark 51 of 3415 And i over Rd died yesterday after six years of failing health. Born in Eaton Ohio he moved to Anderson in 1828 and worked 28 years as a grinder at the Lynch Corporation. He was a Seventh Day Adventist Elder and served as Lynch Bowling League secretary treasurer. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Bil W. 33th St officiated by Elder Harold Boyer. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by wife Nacine a daughter Mrs Patricia Dubuque a son Ricky Clark his parents Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gullives two brothers Donald A Muncie and Kenneth Greenfield and two grandchildren.
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Robert
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Iover
Eaton
Ohio
Anderson
Lynch Corporation
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Lynch’ Bowling League
Ifaculd E. Rozelle
Harold Boyer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Na ¢ Fine
Patricia Dubuque
Ricky
Ambrose Gullives
Munce
Donald A. Muncie
Kenneth
Greenfield
Plan New Bridge Project In West Yuma Arizona
A new $1 236675 bridge linking Arizona and California at Yuma has been dedicated. The 847 foot structure features 28 foot roadways a six foot median and 28 foot vertical clearance over the Colorado River bed. Susan Gale a Yuma County employee was the first woman to ride the bridge during the dedication.
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Yuma
Ariz
Arizona-California
Colorado River
Susan Gale
Yuma County
Rock Island Students Raise 1400 for Butch's New Legs
In Rock Island Illinois idyear old Butcha Joseph Stringfellow who lost both legs in a train accident received 1400 dollars raised by 70 schoolmates and the Rock Island Parent Teachers Association. The funds will join a prior 1000 dollars to cover artificial legs as the group continues fundraising.
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Rock Island
Butcha
Butch
Joseph ‘Stringfellow
Saint] Anthony Hospital
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Frances Ruth Eggman Lape aged 97 of Bethel community died after a lingering illness. Funeral arrangements set at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with service at a Bethel church. Dora Lee Denney 77 of Fortville died, services at George McCarty Funeral Home. Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Eli Darkis, year old, killed after struck by a car on U S 130 near West Terre Haute.
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Frances Ruth Eggman
Frances Ruth, Eggman
Bethel
Millie Downey
Brookline
Anderson
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
E. J. Copley
Bethel Methodist Church
Huntsvile
Pendleton
Ohio
Thomas
Elizabeth Fggman
Bethel Community
Bethel Methodist, Church
Beatrix Laughlin
Achsie Cochran
Nelle Davis
Elsie Porter
Edith James
Kentucky
John Wilson
Montezamay
Thomas Morrison
Carl Eggman
Doliet
Dora
FE Denney
Fortville
Dora Lee Denney
Isom Denney
George McCarty
Bey
Gravel Lawn
Jlancock Hospital
Greenfield. S
Ee Iman
West Terre Haute
Ind
U.S. 130
Here
Eli Darkis
Marvin Strola
West Tetre Haute
House panel probes immigration chief over hunting trips
A government operations subcommittee criticized immigration Commissioner Joseph Swing for using government equipment on hunting trips in Mexico and Canada calling them business tips while Swing says the hunting was incidental. The House approved an experimental food insurance program with government premium subsidies despite critics saying it would cause vast debt.
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Bereaux
McCullough
Zito Ben
F. Alexander
Brown
M. Z
Charlies Sigler
J. Arthur Williams
Senate
Swing
House
Joseph MM Swing
Mexico
Canada
Congress Deals With Air Force Missile Site Authority
Congress moves on several fronts. Eisenhower vetoed an earlier bill over executive powers and a new House measure omits those features. A social security compromise nears final approval after Senate House conference action. House passes a two year federal aid extension for districts affected by defense activity. Airlines: House passes three bills.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate House
Senate
White House
Steel Industry Faces Key Labor Deal Impact
The agreement aims to halt a nationwide steel strike, with 90 percent of output at stake and potential job losses for over 100 04 workers in related industries. Experts say a return to full production would take weeks, while proposed Sunday premium pay would add about 4 or 2 dollars per ton and raise annual steel costs by roughly 850 million dollars. Premium schedules offer 1 eighth extra pay for Sunday work in year one, 1 fourth in year two, and one half thereafter, with prior wages around 2.46 dollars per hour.
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Uain
Alexandria Township pushes for new high school construction
Residents from Alexandria township vote to pursue building a high school with costs tied to assessed valuation. The plan proposes a fifty fifty funding split between the township and the School Board of Alexandria, with a contracting board of the township trustee and school board member. About 45 residents attended last night and signed a petition urging the project.
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Page One
Fromm
Alexandria
Neiber
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