Evelyn Nesbit Starts Career In Sculpture
The Anderson Herald notes Evelyn Nesbit, famed for her ties to the 1905 Stanford White scandal, has shifted from romance intrigues to a new sculpting career. It recalls her Hollywood era in Los Angeles and mentions trials and public attention surrounding her past relationships and wealth.
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Anderson Herald
Evelyn Nesbit
Long Wreach
Calif
Ivelyn, Nesbit
Misitiusisine
Marcy K. Thaw
Stanford White
New York
Los Angeles
Pin
Anil Bo
Citywide liquor sales halted by governor order in Nix City
Governor Gordon Persons suspended all liquor licenses in Russell County and nearby areas, cutting off alcohol at local outlets from Friday. The action targets vice-ridden communities and follows a surge in crime and corruption tied to gambling and prostitution. beer sales remain allowed at state stores.
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Thenix City
Tirsty Infanteymuen
Gordon Persons
Shila Alow- Miie Beverage Control Board
Russell County
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Montgomery
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Phende
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PF Digier
Perpane
Jan Atley
Union Charged With Contempt Across Multiple Parties
A union was charged with contempt in a Chicago-area federal case alleging violation of an antitrust-like statute and interference in milk deliveries. The indictment names officials and associates linked to Chinaga Valley and Dalkey Valley, including a president and treasurer, and accuses forged dairy sales and duress. Defendants must appear before the Chipapa Federal District Court.
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Eeacery
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Chivas
Chipapa Federal Distriet
Million Wind Loss Estimated After Storm
A chaotic report describes extensive wind damage in Port Wayne with a $1 million loss estimate. Officials note collapsed structures and toppled trees as insurers deploy 81 adjusters to assess claims amid storm fallout.
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Noordel
Wadenvciters
Peiday
Sloseph W. Thaufaugh
Cchiman
Carter Newser
Port Wayne
Wayne Naional
Courthouse News Case Fragments On Foreclosure and Damages
A garbled court docket lists matters including a foreclosure suit over estate assets and damages for wrongful death. Other entries reference obstruction at an easement, a complementary divorce case, and a variety of parties with uncertain spellings.
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Whewnib Park
Marl Pareonson
Laviiso Griffte
Hien
Cael Morrow
Leone Shouiners
Metuviniatra Lids
Lloyd Summers
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Tay Chancetlor
Public Service Seeks Gas Patrons in Area
Indianations sn Navtlwen Tr eham Public Service Company seeks authority from the Public Service Commission to add 1,000 gas customers in its Wayne service area serving Alton Davis Wells Whitey Hey Huntington counties. The company plans access to gas from Manhandle pipe line to meet growing demand.
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Indianations Sn Navtlwen Treham Public Service Company
Jaske Ihe ‘Public Servier Cain- Sission Aritiy
Hentia Asstomers
Republican Club Picnic Tuesday in town park
The Republican Club plans an outing Tuesday evening at 7 featuring entertainment organized by Mrs William De Lacher Mrs Hen Rakes and Georgia TMU. The event promises a social gathering with local supporters and organized activities.
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Chile
William de Lacher
Hen Rakes
Georgia Tmu
Hardin Named Purdue Program Leader
Hardin to head Purdue program as professor of agricultural economics at Myirdue University. Dre Hewelly to fill in during absence of Dr Vi La Sika, who moves to Washington as assistant secretary of agriculture. Marin, son of Mas a Fredardin, born in Houry County. President Eisenhower nominates Butz to Commodity Credit Corporation director. John UW Mas WHT to assist as undersecretary of agriculture.
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Larayettis
Ind
Nrfy
Indi
Myirdue University
A. Fredardin
Knightstown
Washington
Eigenhower
Butz
Beir
Mental Health Plan Costs Revealed in State Notice
Colusmaus Oilla reports a $46 million effort tied to capital expenditures for a new mental health and correction department. Dr. Thottorfield and Dr. Tatterfield describe a statewide move to fund a system for early treatment and intake of mentally ill patients.
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Colusmaus
John Thottorfield
Sri Taday
Tatterfield
Senate Votes German Action
The Senate voted unanimously to urge independent action by the President to cede sovereignty to West Germany if France and key nations implement the European Defense Community. The change passed by a wide margin and was sent to the White House for the President to take appropriate steps under constitutional processes.
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Wasitngton
Benales
Wesday
Mirenlinner
West Germany
France
European Defense Community
White Mouse
Record Set as Fairless Works Reaches Ingot High
Morrisville Pennsylvania steel plant Fairless Works reported an all time ingot high with 425 ingots weighing 4 had eight hour shift total 12 785 ingots rolled to set a world rolling mill record.
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Te UR. Steel
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Rordi
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Srasserd Arenghy
Micrery
ULK Steels
Meek Receives Ike Backing In Lockout Debate
In Washington reports the Ike administration weighs a pledge by Meek amid lockout tensions. A developing political clash centers on employer resistance and union strategy as Meek seeks support, with key remarks from White House officials and reactions from labor leaders and opponents. The scene unfolds around expected votes and public statements during the tense labor dispute period.
Curran's Wife Almost Shoots Night Prowler
Reading the fragmentary report shows Curran's wife near a firearm incident at a home described as hers or a relative's. The text mentions a near shooting of a prowler, with quoted remarks from Mrs Cileva and references to a war era context and union activity rulings later in the piece. The overall story blends a domestic incident with legal and labor notes and a political court decision on employee lockouts.
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America
Linean Bay Parkers
Wick Curval
Tor
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Inequir
Cileva
Uruk
Wabash Flood Control Plan Outlined at Honeywell Center
Wabash Valley leaders and citizens at Honeywell Memorial Center heard a U S Army Corps of Engineers and Water Resources Commission briefing on a flood control plan for the Mississinowa Salmon River and Wabash rivers. New estimates show potential losses totaling millions in four cities if floods recur, prompting calls for reservoirs to reduce flood risk and protect communities.
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Gedacu
Indiana
Honeywell Memorial Center
Tadiaba
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mississinowa
Salamnonte
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Wasbash
Por
Logansport
Tighwaters Et al
Mose
Anton Hulman Jr
Teere Hawes
Ktale Commission
Ida Tour
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Landhgon
Paul
Milne
Louieville
Fenginger
Armyngineers
Lassas. Ai
Harold W. Handley
Mick Honeywell
Wabash Mafacturer
Finenese Mate
Cilioganti
Anuntier
Janine Hinent
Tunecheny
Senate Defeats Materials Move
The Senate defeated a bill to authorize President funds to stimulate production of strategic materials by a 49 to 40 vote. Senator Malone offered an amendment stating such funding could threaten White House control, while Senator Knowland pressed the administration’s position and warned that delaying supply could harm national security.
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Leote
Sen. Malonek-Nevt
Eel
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Douglas
Noowland Dow
Janst
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Malone
475000 Auto Sales Expected
Detroit industry notes Ward's estimate calls for 475000 light vehicle sales this year, based on early orders and production planning. Figures indicate 442000 in the year’s first half and a mix of 14.0 and 10.15 million units for various categories, with trucks making up part of the total.
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Detroit
Ward
Tyily
Faetay
Uneks Svere
Hull
Atomic Energy Commission details on weapon programs
The government summary reports record production of valuable materials at Savannah River and other sites. It notes growth in the stockpile for naval propulsion and national defense, with emphasis on fission advances since 1950. The commission urges continued development of weapons and related components to ensure U.S. superiority.
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Hvoni
Mamie Wi
Congress
Savanna River
ANC
Thermetthaetetr
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Uig Linited States Euiityetains
Governor Grants Escapee Break Amid Misread Notes
A disjointed report notes an escapee from a Missouri prison farm gaining temporary freedom. Details mention a wife, a pending sentence, an attempted extradition, and a judge dismissing a charge. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Canel
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