Chicago Labor Leader Dies Amid Mann Act Charge
Daniel D. Carmell, 58, a top Chicago labor leader and labor law expert, plunged to his death from his 15th floor apartment as his upcoming Mann Act trial faced dismissal. The Illinois and Federation of Labor official had pleaded innocent to luring a Davenport waitress to Chicago and offering others to accompany him. Police cited apparent death by own action as the case ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Congress
United States
Saraille Reagan
Daniel D. Carmell
Illinois and
Evicazo
Federations of Labor
Carmell
Davenport
Iowa
Asistant
U.S. Atty
Frank McGarr
Hog market mixed but mostly lower prices posted
Indianapolis reports hogs mostly down 25 cents with some 50 cent losses. Prices ranged from 20 to 25 dollars for 185 to 250 pound barrows and gilts, with heavier cattle and steers steady to firm. Calves and lambs showed varied moves, with lighter weights weak to lower and heavier hogs reaching mid teens to mid twenties in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Spl
Ethel Darlene
Fem Cameron
Carmell
Hyde Park Lawyer Despondent Ahead of Deal
Carmell, a Chicago lawyer, spent Sunday in his Hyde Park apartment near Lake Michigan appearing deeply despondent over an impending or pending deal. He watched television with his wife Mildred and sister Ann Morrison of New York, who both noted his low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carmell
Lake Michigan
Hyde Park
Mildred
Ann Morrison
New York
Wheat and grain futures slip on demand and weather
Chicago Board of Trade prices for corn and wheat fell as clearing weather across the growing belt spurred planting. Old style wheat dropped about 14 to 15 cents, new style wheat around 15 cents, corn down roughly 3 to 4 cents, soybeans easing while lard and other commodities also declined amid profit taking and a softer hog market. Field reports show 75 percent corn and 35 percent soybeans planted in Illinois with a five day forecast predicting rain in parts of the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Anderson Poultry
Middle West
Baldwin Elevator Co
Decatur
Ill
Illinois
Indiana
CCC
Scientists Call for Immediate End to Atomic Tests
Pasadena report notes 2000 American scientists signed a citable appeal against nuclear bomb testing. Led by Linus Pauling, the scientists urge halt on tests for medical and genetic reasons and seek international agreements toward broader disarmament. Senator Anderson supports international control as a first step and aims to provoke talks on limiting yearly fission products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Califla
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Division of
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
California Institute of Technology
Pflimlin Gains Mollet Backing in French Premier Bid
In Paris on Monday Perre Pflimlin won the support of outgoing Premier Guy Mollet for a possible bid as France's next premier. Pflimlin, leader of the Popular Republican Movement, urged strict government economy and higher taxes to accelerate Mollet's downfall. The article also notes allied figures and related comments on nuclear testing and science figures, including Nobel laureates Muller and Erlanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Perre Pflimlin
Guy Mollet
France
Pflimlin
Popular Republican Movement
Mollet
Doggett Quash Action Taken
Indianapolis report says Harry Doggett former assistant to right of way purchasing chief filed a motion to quash his indictment in the highway land buying scandals. Doggett claims forced testimony before Marion County grand jury and says prosecutor Tinder pressured him. judge McDonald set June 13 for response.
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Indianapolis
Harry Doggett
Greensburg
Doggett
Marion County Grand Jury
Dogegett
H. William H. Irwin
Scott A. McDonald
John D. Tinder
Marion County
Tinder
Nile Teverbaugh
Right of Way Purchasing
Beck Jr to be Questioned by Senate Rackets Panel
The Senate committee said it will question Dave Beck Jr on Tuesday while delaying Bakers Union hearings until Thursday due to a family death of the attorney’s relative. The Beck and McEvoy testimonies will proceed as scheduled as part of probes into Teamsters funds. Two Hoosiers won Busch and Lamb Science scholarships, David L. Cacanower of Elkhart and Sara Gerlach of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Dave Beck Jr
Bakers Union
McClellan
D - Ark
Bakers
Beck
Teamsters Union
Joseph McEvoy
Jon
Rochester
N.Y
Busch and Lamb
David L. Cacanower
Elkhart
Sara Gerlach
Indianapolis
Foreign aid debate hearing and partisan warnings
Ambassador to Argentina and former inter-American aide testified that aid programs gained few friends and some enemies. He spoke to the House Foreign Affairs Committee as Congress weighs Eisenhower's proposed 3.869 million dollar foreign aid plan. Senate leaders warned of cuts and cautioned against a long term blank check, while opponents argued against large allocations to bureaucratic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
inter-American Affairs
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Contract Set For New Fire Pumper
The Howe Fire Apparatus Company won a contract to supply a 1,000 gallon pumper for the local Fire Department at 20 263.76 dollars. Seagraves, Maxim Motor, and Ward La France bid, all proposals rejected earlier by the Board of Public Safety. The pumper will be leased with yearly payments and include a cab and power steering, capable of pumping 1,000 gallons per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Board of Public Safes
Seagraves Company
Columbus
Ohio
Maxim Motor Company
Middlebury
Mass
Ward la France Company
Elmira
Howe
Coronalp Colon Health Aid Ad Declares Relief
An advertisement touts Coronalp as a laxative breakthrough claiming overnight relief from constipation. It markets a non gagging, non irritating tablet form for pregnant women and general use, priced at 98 cents for a six tablet package, emphasizing safe absorption and ease of use.
United States Joins Mideast Baghdad Pact Committee
The United States joined the military committee of the Baghdad Pact soon after the pact’s ministerial council opened. The five member nations are Britain, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan, with the U S step away from full membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaxkachi
Pakistan
United States
Britain
Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Justices Extend Session and Rule On Key Cases
The court extended its term planning to continue through next Monday. It ruled 7-1 that defense may demand secret FSI reports by informers and ordered a new trial for Clinton E. Jencks. It also said federal courts may compel arbitration in bargaining agreements, debated the Smith Act membership clause, and refused to reconsider admitting Negroes to Girard College. It affirmed Costello’s tax evasion conviction and upheld deportation rights for Catanotle and Carson. Brennan wrote the majority, outlining the illegality test for stock acquisitions in the DuPont case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton E. Jencks
New Mexico
Harvey Matusow
FBI
Jencks
Girard College
Philadelphia
Alleghany Corp
Robert R. Young
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Frank Costello
Castello
Guisepper Catalanotle
Detroit
Bruno Carson
Cleveland
Dupont-Gm
DuPont
Automs
William J. Brennan Jr
Brennan
Obituary notices from Anderson list multiple local deaths
Obituaries for Jesse E. Shull Alice Diven Goss Christine Huffman Walter Scott Truax John Russell Jones William Oshier Larry Chamberlain and Ada Siler record deaths, family details, residences, service times, funeral homes, and burial plans across Anderson Indiana. Surviving relatives and affiliations with Moose Lodge Eagles and local churches are noted. services include per church schedules and local cemetery burials.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Death notices from Madison area list Clifford H Lancaster of Fortville dying after a short illness in Hancock Memorial Hospital. Eunice Tavenner of Gas City, a nurse and widow of Dr P Tavenner, died in Marion General Hospital after eight months of ill health. Anna Fosnot, 74, formerly of Muncie, died in Toledo Ohio. Pearl Oldfield, 80, Summitville farmer, died at home after a heart attack. George W Riebeling, 17, Tipton, died suddenly on Rt 2 Avanta.
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Eunice Tavenner
Gas City
Eunice Young Tavenner
Marion General Hospital
Marion
Middletown
Init Gas City Methodist Church
Bryant Howard
Miller Cemetery
Tax Withholding Injunction Sought in Indiana Case
Two Beech Grove cleaners filed suit Monday for an injunction against the withholding system set to start July 1 under Indiana gross income tax. A June 11 hearing was scheduled in Circuit Court on the petition by Jack and Clara Akers, who argue the 1957 law unconstitutionally makes employers tax collectors. Gow, Handley and other state officials are named defenders. The piece also notes an orchid pollination detail about the pink lady's slipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Beech Grove Cleaners
Indiana
Circuit
Jack
Clara Akers
Gow
Handley
Akers
Funeral notices for Riebeling and Lester in Tipton area
Funeral details list burial at Memorial Park Cemetery for the Tipton County resident Riebeling born March 23 1890 and married Audra Boyd in 1914. Surviving relatives include a daughter Mary Kay Warner and a son Chris Riebeling with siblings and grandchildren named. Leo E Lester 61 of Sulphur Springs died at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis with services at Sulphur Springs Christian Church and burial at Mt Summit Cemetery.
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Clifford Lancaster
Fortville
Clifford H. Lancaster
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Hancock
County
Frank Ant
Nannie Lackey Lancaster
Delco
Remy
Anderson
Masonic Lodge
Modern Woodmen
Fortville Christian Church. the Body Was Removed To the George OC. McCarty
Metcalf Miller
Lebanon
Anna Coppersberger
Atlanta
Henry
Hartford City
Shirley
Wollow Brooks
Calif
John Foley
Ala
William
Tipton
Leo E. Lester
Middletown
Leo EB. Lester
Sulphur Springs
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Robert Libler Dies At Elwood
Robert Grover Libler 72 was found dead at 420 North St Elwood from a heart attack after months of failing health. He was a Continental Can Co. retiree, son of George and Sophia Sibler, and a St Joseph Catholic Church member. Surviving relatives include an aunt, niece, two nephews. Funeral arrangements at Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home and a Wednesday 10 30 a m service at St Joseph Catholic Church with Knights of Columbus rosary vigil. Interment in Catholic Cemetery.
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Jesse E. Shull
Morton St
Fortville
Moose Lodge
Order of, Eagles
Peru
Shull
Plantit
Delco
Christine E. Huffman
16Th St
St. John's Hospital
Westphalia
Germany
Henry
Christine Hes
Anderson
Christ Lutheran Church
Here
Eagles
Elwood
Gorman
Christine Wiese
W. C. Walter Wiese
U.S. Army
William Wiese
Freeport
Robert Wiese
Indianapolis
Louise Huffman
Marie Redd
Brown and Butz
Raymond A. Ernst
East Maplewood Cemetery
Walter St. Truax
Walter Scott Truax
Owen County
Trusx
Nina Jurey
Westfield
Virgil R. Truax
Clayton
Sells and Rows
Seorge Harris
East Lynn
Pearl A. Oldfield
Summitville
Pearl
Oldfield
Rt. 2
Della Ray
Fairmount
Vinson Funeral Home
George Gearhart
Robert Grover Libler
North St
Milton York
Libler
Continental Can Co
George and
Sophia Sibler
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emma Stieglitz
Harry Davis
Marion
Car Crash Near Stors Truck Stop Injures No One
Covington Va resident Frank J. Hites, 38, sideswiped another vehicle while parked awaiting a left turn on Indiana 67 near Stors Truck Stop. Heavy damage reported. no injuries. Investigated by State Troopers George Allen and Jack Appleby near the county line.
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Frank J. Hites
Covington
Burton
Stors's
Hites
George Allen
Pendleton Post
Jack Appleby
Red Key Post
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Winson
Hank Bloomgarden
James Snodgrass
Spain
Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Save
Ranse
Algeria
H. J. Muller
Indiana University
Joseph Erlanger
Washington University
St. Louis
Muller
Erlang
Williamer
J. Fahey
Particul
Delarly
Edwin K. Steers
Palladidte
Motlet
Socialist Party
Republical Movement
Begree
International College
Fort Wayne
Boxer Brothers Funeral Slime
Eleventh St
Yee
William F. Knowland
Braden
House
Abek
Tce Aeak
Ind. 67
South Drive-In
Casel Hicks
Columbus Ave
Michigan
Hicks
Herald
Bridge
Shawn
Valentine Cox Sr
Muncie
Alexandria Pike
Cox
Colonain
U.S
Alice D. Goss
Alice Diven Goss
Anderson High School
Peabody Home
Manchester
Crown Hill
Goss
William S. Diven
Inlaw
Elmer Goss
Hyo
D. J. Smith
J. W. Barber
William Goss
Vernon
David Goss
U.S. Air Force
Houston
Texas
Donald Goss
South Mound
New Castle
John Russell Jones
Losantsville
Methodist
Winchester
Ash Ridge
Baker Brothers
William Th.oshter
William Donald Qshter
St. Mary's High School
Leo Oshier
Ohiol
St. Mary's Church
Francis Kienly Willl
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Larry L. Chamberlain
Larry Lee Chamberlain
Pendleton Ave
Veterans’ Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
H. L. Lanahan
First
EUB
Memorial Park
Ada Siler
Ada M. ‘Siler
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Madison
MHS
Anna Fosnot
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
Mt. Pleasant Community Church
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
George W. Riebeling
Avanta
Sud
Karl Marx
H. L. Lanaghan
R. Custer
Robert Libler
Mil
Shieldall
Em Mets
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