Paving progress and incident report in mid Indiana section
Labor advances along a 2.5 mile stretch of Interstate 109 near the Siler area with two paving sites nearing completion while widening plans for Indiana 32 are noted. An explosion near the courthouse area caused debris to spray streets as responders rushed to the scene and ambulances arrived within minutes. witnesses described a strong blast and smoke as emergency crews investigated a gas leak.
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Siler
Ind
U. Ls
Cis
Youles
Nha
Ohio
Columbus
Columbus Ave
New York Central
Hart
Munde
Dorsey
Terre Haute
Brandt
Corder
Rockfalls Threaten Maid of the Mist Landing at Falls
Large chunks broken from Osatinasd Firm Pata One five pieces and crashed into the Borne. Riverbed sections followed with slabs tumbling to rocks below. Keith Mapkins, park superintendent, cited shale erosion and cap rock collapse. Snow fences and elevator closures were used to bar visitors. More rockfalls predicted within about ten years.
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Pata
Keith Mapkins
Park
Dawt
Maid of the Mist
A.M. Anderson
Commission
Tnhe Garyn
European hookup aims to crown farm aid winners next autumn
Television producers from 12 countries attended a meeting as Stephen A. Mitchell of the Democratic National Committee announced a Midwest Democratic farm conference at Stowe, August 28, to spotlight alleged broken promises of the Eisenhower administration. Mitchell said party leaders and Democratic candidates from 14 Midwest states would attend, arguing farmers faced the sharpest impact over the last two years.
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Roantinara
Stephen A. Michell
Stowe Salle
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Rewato
Mtitchell
Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rapid progress on a project led by Parke McComb as superintendent for forty years. The State Highway Department and The Michigan Clay Company are mentioned in relation to construction and operations.
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Scetlom
Biel
Wily
Ture
Iter
Phy Paterson
uUthli
Aera Tionistaf
Parke McComb
York House Rules Hearing and Egyptian Patriarch Kidnapping
The House Rules Committee faces replies from foundations amid a probe into tax exempt foundations. A letter to Rep. Lee E. Allen questions procedures of the Special House Committee to Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations led by Rep. Carroll Reece. Extremist leaders have kidnapped the Egyptian Coptic Church patriarch Aubn Yoursab for consent to resign. Carnegie Corp announces a 250000 dollar project to fund Australian scientists studying mysterious radio beams from outer space with a large radio telescope antenna.
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York
House Rules Committee
Ford
Davils
Lee E. Allen
Select House
Ftep
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Aubn Yoursab
Christendom
Mda
Carnegie Corporalian
New York
Ausralian
Abe
City Board Session Receives Reports and Claims
John Burton chaired the session with Charles Nabley and Paul Wykolt in attendance. The board heard reports from department heads and reviewed improved claims against the city. Included contracts from Reed Construction 1240, Rowe Engineering 1991 25, and Gentral Construction 1.2.
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Coulinurt
Churchill reshuffles cabinet amid resignations and reshapes posts
Churchill axed minister Cartinet Vom and others as he reshuffled the cabinet shortly after. Atty Gen Sir Linnel Meal aid halte also offered his resignation, while Lennox Boyd and Amory earned promotions. Observers see the changes as Churchill's effort to steady the government amid U S criticism of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Eden's Geneva conference role.
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Cartinet Vom
Mage
Tlamiox-Boyd
Transpork
Linnel Meal Aid Halte
Hie
Churchill
Heald
Anne
Church i
Churehill
Bovey Cehment
Lennox-Boyd
Amory
Lyttelton
Prisvate
Qugdnte
Mat
Tuast Ull
U.S
Anthony Wien
Churchil
Eden
Britain
Geneva
Court records show Cohen fined for speeding and missing trial
Business records place Cohen in East St. Louis at Uma. Cohen did not leave court scotties. Police found a spending charge from Indianapolis dated July 4 for which he never appeared. Judge Barlow fined him on both counts. total costs and fines were 37 dollars. He paid and said he would return to East St. Louis soon.
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East St. Louis
Uma
Cohen
Indianapolis
Barlow
Senate Seeks Continued Tram Page oney Projects
Government uses funds for roast somndle profit as part of legitimate costs. Projects certify after completion to the government. Aimed at low-cost sales for families in slum areas. No expanded program for shinpeledeamen and archives redevelopment. Federal National Mortgage Association cited as big secondary lender. Provisions for private initial gridually to take over ownership. Home repair loan offer remains at $2,500 with lenders required to take 10 percent of the risk in a year.
U S to Pay Old Money Order in Indiana Case
EAST CHICAGO Ind The government will cash a one year old money order though it will not pay interest Mrs daloinetie Glowacki 70 received a letter with a money order made out to her late husband Juling who died six years ago The post office cashed the order The explanation seems to be that Glowacki lost the letter while watching workmen construct a building Coffee provides zero percent of the exports of Guatemala.
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Chicago
Ind
Daloinetie Glowacki
Wilding Fund
Juling
Glowucki
Watshing
1 Coffee
Williams and Williams deaths in Indiana counties
Arthur Harter Williams 75, prominent Henry County farmer, dies after five months illness at his home. Survived by widow Maudie, a daughter, two sons, three step-daughters, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Middletown and Mt. Zion Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs. Rachel L Weaver and Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Nicholls Wilkinson detailing survivors and funeral plans.
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Arthur HM. Williams
Siddletown
Arthur Harter Williams
Henry County
Rt. 1
Amos
Mary
Ebbertty Williams
Adams Township
Madison County
Balllard and Shirey
Floyd McLain
Frankfort
Mt. Zion Cemetery
New Columbus
Maudie Williams
Gene Granger
Daleville
Ralph
Anderson
Lyle Williams
Middletown
Cort Williams
Cadie
Helen Alsen
Muncie
Vern Shaw
Auburn
Georgia Mangus
Chicago
Richard Harter
AE. Summit
Debated housing scandal probes and Byrd Capehart clash
The piece describes Senator Byrd accusing housing scandal critics in the Senate and Capehart replying as they spar over new anti fraud measures. Capehart argues the plan would curb profits by builders using government insured loans and curb abuses in the home repair loan program. It also notes the death of Rosa Winkler 63, of Chesterfield, Hungary born, a Columbus Ohio resident, who died of a heart attack while riding with friends. survivors include several siblings.
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Byrd
Capchart
Revnd
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Capehart
Trosa Wickler
Enfetoria
Cheswnfield
Columbus
Women Leaders Help Plan City Event in Marion
Mrs Lena Gillispie president of the women s city and key committee members organized last night s gathering in Marion. Social chairman Etta Reed lamps labels and other assistants include Alba Anderson Louise Owens Lena Ramsey Genevive Sntterfield Stanley Park Eleanor Page Mildred Alalza Florence Bris Mae Roberts and others aiding the arrangements.
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Mildred Alalza
Florence Bris
Mae Roberts
Mies
Intent
Keila Whitton
Jesse Wilscne
Clarence E. Terry Dies. Rites Pending Saturday
Clarence Edgar Terry, 74, of 1620 West 16th Street, died yesterday at home after a long residence in the area. Funeral arrangements listed with services by Rev. D C Ferguson at the Second Baptist Church, with burial in East Maplewood. Survived by a widow and several nieces and nephews.
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Clarence Edgar Terry
16Th St
Ieanard
D. C. Ferguson
Second Baptist Church
Winal
East Maplewood
Annitta Helm
Amnetts
Net- Hel) Helm
James Helm
Halford
St. John’s Hospital
Harald E. Rozelle
Suawart, Webber
Tiel+mont
Bible Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services announced for Mrs Joyce Brooks Pendleton
Funeral notices report the death of Mrs Joyce Elizabeth Brooks Pendleton aged 111 at 111 N West St. services set for 2 pm Friday at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home with interment in Grave lava Cemetery. Mrs Nichaus survives one daughter Mrs Grace Weis hel, two brothers Frank and Waller Redepobler, and one sister Mrs Eniinva Tinnell Roanc oke VA.
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Ater
Thintingburg
Nichaus
Grace Weishell
eKonard
Frank
Waller Redepobler
Funtingburg
Eniinva ‘Tinnell
Roancoke
Joyce Brooks Pendleton
Wites
Joyce Elizabeth Brooks
Yerle Brooks
N. West St
Cornell Bright
Nona
Gravelava Cemetery
Mrs Martha Wooley Dies After Illness in Anderson
Mrs Martha Opal Clark Wooley aged 45 of 2214 Pearl Street died yesterday at 1 pm after an extended illness. Born in Jennings County Indiana she was the daughter of Morton and Myra Clark. She lived in Anderson since moving from Jennings County and was employed at Delow-Remy Division until her husband Edgar's death in 1950. Funeral services will be at Sells and Stawe Funeral Home this afternoon with interment in Memorial Park. Surviving: her parents five brothers Warren George John Lewis Russell a sister Mrs Delia Robbins a half sister Mrs Sarah Hessler and a half brother William Grieci Frankton and several nieces and nephews.
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Martha
AL Wooley
Martha Opal (Clark) Wooley
Pearl Sr
le News
Wome
Jennings County
Ind
Morton and
Myre Clark
Fletcher St
Delow-Remy
Edgar
Death by gas in Barcelona shocks city note left coins
A 22 year old servant named Collado committed suicide by inhaling coal gas on Wednesday in Barcelona. She left a landlord an envelope with 10 pesetas about $250 and a note stating the money was for the largest asteroid Ceres, about 500 miles across, discovered in 1801.
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Ays
Barcelona
Spait
Dana Collado
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