Woman Bank Holdup Suspect Takes Life
INDIANAPOLIS The body of 33 year old Margaret Yuhas, a blonde facing trial for the September attempted holdup of First Federal Savings and Loan on Monument Circle, was found hanged in a General Hospital psychiatric ward. Yuhas, arrested in Denver May 4 and returned for trial, had been ordered to undergo a mental examination by Judge William Steckler.
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Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Yesterday at St. Johns Hospital discharges include Joseph Akers of Daleville and Laura Jones of Anderson Rt 4. Silent list spans many families with infants and children from Muncie Middletown and Pendleton locations. Notables include Leatherman infant son at 3620 Columbus Ave and McGrady Cedar St child, with multiple delivering parents and street addresses.
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Daleville
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Anderson
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Locust St
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Muncie
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W. 10Th St
Dillard Dennis
Middletown
Clarence Beards
Louise St
Charles Leatherman
Robert Leatherman
Columbus Ave
Edward Jackson
Marjorie Imel
Cheryl Gaskill
Roy Gaskill
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Joshua McGrady
Cedar St
Sharon Hacker
Charles Hacker
Chase St
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Ernest Phillips
Alexandria
Russell Post
Robert Post
Pendleton
Valley Grove Mothers Club Set Meeting in June
Valley Grove Mothers Club will meet Tuesday, June 7, at 1 30 p m at the school. The session will be the last until next fall. Plans for an upcoming ice cream social to be held this summer will be discussed.
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Fire Prevention Talk At Kiwanis Club
Capt. Ted Peters director of fire prevention at Delco Remy spoke to Kiwanis Club members on preventing loss of life and property. He stressed understanding what causes fires as the best preventive measure. W C Fails announced a Father and Children program for June 20 to honor fathers. Special tribute was given to E M Davidson a veteran member and city controller.
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Elwood Welcomes New School Board Member John Rutledge
At the June Elwood City Council session John Rutledge was named to the school board by unanimous vote. He is secretary and manager of Home Lumber Company, succeeding John Merritt. Also on the board are Robert Carter and Robert Tam. The meeting approved a $125 transfer from the contingency fund for police equipment repairs and referred zoning revisions to the planning commission. A petition seeks no parking signs on No A and No B streets between 27th and 28th, and action was approved for a street light at N D and 19th Streets. A 4-way stop sign is under erection and Mayor Elmo Gustin reported street-improvement progress.
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U S Navy Ready For Enemy Submarines Says Thomas
Secretary of the Navy Thomas told Camden that the United States can confront enemy submarines anywhere from building berths to distant seas. He warned a future war will test command of the seas against a larger submarine force than ever, describing tactics and a vast, coordinated effort. He cited killer submarines, long range patrol aircraft, new blimps, listening helicopters, and homing torpedoes as key developments.
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Nehru visits Prague and Prague-Moscow agenda outlined
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru arrived in Prague and held initial meetings with Czechoslovakia’s top leaders. He is en route to Moscow for talks with Soviet officials.
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Canada Fires Weapons Expert For Statement
Air Vice Marshal J L Plant, the top Canadian military adviser on air weapons, was removed from his post after he stated that another world war seems inevitable and that if Russia is fought, Canada will "beat the pants off them." Defence Minister Ralph Campney announced Plant's transfer to head the RCAF Air Material Command in Ottawa to keep him away from policy duties.
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Tornado danger ends for Midwest states
The weather bureau in Chicago announced that the tornado threat is over for western Wisconsin, northwestern Illinois, and the extreme southeastern portion of Minnesota after Monday night.
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Weather figures released by Associated Press
The Associated Press reported on new U.S. weather figures including temperature and precipitation data. Details outline national averages, regional variations, and projected trends for upcoming months, with emphasis on seasonal impacts and climate indicators.
Way Cleared For State Toll Highway Study
Indiana toll road officials say surveys can begin to assess a Cincinnati to St Louis toll road linking Indiana with Wisconsin. Major cities across the U.S. report weather as a nationwide briefing accompanies mentions of state actions and a loan for a preliminary toll road study.
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Justices Void Loyalty Ruling
The Supreme Court voided Dr. John P. Peters’s loyalty dismissal as illegal but avoided ruling on whether government employees can be ousted for secret evidence. The 7-2 decision found the Loyalty Review Board overstepped, Peters had been cleared twice, and reinstatement was denied due to timing. Justice Douglas blasted anonymous informers, urging confrontation and oath testimony as vital to due process.
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Argentine Army Sets Antarctic Base to Reinforce Sovereignty
The Argentine army announced on Monday the establishment of a new base on the Antarctic continent, aiming to reinforce sovereignty claims. The move emphasizes Argentina's long standing territorial assertions in the region.
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China hints at Formosa settlement move toward pacification
London reported that Red China signals a step-by-step approach to pacify Formosa while not relinquishing claims to the island. British diplomat Humphrey Trevelyan and Indian advisor Krishna Menon met with Chou En-Lai and Mao Tse-tung to explore a negotiation basis with Washington.
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New Certified Mail Service Inaugurated
Washington The Post Office Department began its new certified mail service on Monday. It offers a cheaper option to registered mail at 15 cents plus regular postage, with a six month delivery record held for proof of delivery. The sender receives an automatic receipt and the mail is kept under guard, though certified mail itself is not guarded.
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Governor Craig Seeks Juvenile Data on Delinquency
INDIANAPOLIS Gov Craig announced an near complete survey of juvenile delinquency to identify communities responsible for repeat offenders at the Indiana Boys School in Plainfield One fifth of the boys are repeaters and 31 of 92 counties lack probation officers He said public county city and town records should trigger action by officials and citizens to fund programs to keep youths out of trouble and aid readjustment Craig noted the need for additional psychology and watchmen funding and will also inspect the Indiana Girls School at Clermont Tuesday.
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Railroad Class Counts 107 US Line Companies
A historical note states there are 107 Class I railroads operating in the United States, indicating the scale of major freight lines and organizational grouping within the national railroad system.
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