Brothel Payoff Reports Trigger Police Inquiry in St Louis
Reports of payoffs by a brothel have sparked an all out investigation of St Louis police. Two inquiries run by the Circuit Court grand jury and the Police Department probe bribe claims linked to June's Massage Parlor operator Jess street shooting and a $14 335 cash find. Employee Miss Cloin alleged officers received monthly bribes averaging 600 for six years.
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St, Louis
St. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Jeremiah O'Connell
Grand Jury
Birs
Alma Lutx
June
Sue
Negro
Pauline Cloin
Two Atomic Ships Win Congressional Approval For Commerce
Washington insiders report that two atomic powered merchant ships received preliminary approval in Congress. The House Merchant Marine Committee voted to authorize immediate start on both vessels after testimony that the administration seeks to pursue commercial type reactors. Louis S. Rothschild, undersecretary of commerce for transportation, said the first application of atomic power to commercial ships deserves careful consideration and slower initial steps.
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Congress
House Merchant Marine Committee
Louis S. Rothschild
Commerce For Transportation
Miss Clein’s Grand Jury Appearance Sparks Police Records Probe
Former women employees, including Mrs Lyte Dowd, testified that Clein’s statements were supported. Dowd cited eight or nine record books kept at the establishment, three recovered. One contained policemen’s names with entries, but meanings were unclear. A Missouri House resolution calls for investigation of police in St Louis and other cities as crime rises. The state police department is undergoing reorganization to meet the issue.
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Miss Clein
Lyte Dowd
James EB. McLaughlin
Dowd
St Louis
Missouri House ‘of Representatives
More Deaths Add To State Highway Toll
A circus motorcade crash and a five car pileup near Auburn and Greenfield Indiana added three deaths to the highway toll. Charles Tobin son 24 Rootstown Ohio truck driver was charged with driving on the wrong side. Police report Leroy Sipe 28 Deputy was killed in a five car crash near Austin. William Roberts 62 Greenfield died Monday from injuries after leaving his mail box when his car was struck.
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Associated Press
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Indiana
Horner D
Wig Committee
Mills Brothers Circus
Bomer
Auburn
Iscores
William Sat Firat
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Eisenhower
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Corcusdent
Prerogi
Enother
William F. Roberts
Green ‘Hield
U.S. 49
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Talley
Pontiac
A. Ae Kaonaa
Charles S. Tobinson
Rootstown
Ohio
Ind
Tate
Qard Roberts
Chester Fry
Fry
Leroy Sipe
Austin
Jin Scott County
Clarence Hamimond
Scottisborg
Talice
Sipe
Local Serviceman Given New Post
Maj. Howard W. Blank of Anderson Indiana assigned as Chief Special Services Branch at Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska. He previously served at Fingcastle Air Force Base Florida with 25 Personnel Services fleet and will oversee sportal services entertainment hobby shops theatres and off duty recreation. His wife and two sons will join him next month while his parents live in Mehigan City Indiana.
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Howard W. Blank
Jefferson St. Anderson
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Bee
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Strategie Air Semen
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Nasion
Major Blank
Orlando
Nat Blank
Homer St
Mehigan City
Eisenhower Sees Big Four Talks as Beginning of Peace
President Eisenhower spoke at West Point commencement urging the Big Four conference be viewed as the start of a long peace effort. He warned against sins of impatience and ignorance, stressing wisdom, caution, and patient diplomacy in pursuing peaceful aims for mankind with the United States strong at home and with allies.
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West Point
U&s
Dent Eisenhower
Willy
United States
Indiana Women Urged to Unite for Important Campaign
At Middletown luncheon Ivy Baker Priest urged Republican women to drop factionalism and unite for a pivotal 1958 campaign. She avoided predicting Eisenhower’s run but expressed belief he will pursue foreign policy strength. The event drew many party figures and supporters, stressing women’s voting potential.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ted
Ivy Baker Priest
United States
Shell
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Ray Sher Mes
Robert Lively
Raleigh
Barry Goldwater
Brack
Rachel Showalter
Dda Pickering
Clarente McShurley
Spiveland
Ypsilanti
Charles Falter
Glen Mich
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Hague
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O. M. Elfiett
Saliirelayely
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Suzanne Not
Ray Priest
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Ulah
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Pacline
Wabash
Haski County
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Nerf
Rob Mott
jMashaned
Elkhorn
Monon Railroad
Osc Wrawer Ann
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pinter Lauehown
Lars Huehseler
Chicago
Jen
Nathan Seth
Fame
Indiana Weather Boosts Indiana Farmers In Field Work
Indiana agriculture reports a favorable week for field work with high planting progress for corn and beans. State statisticians note favorable weather across the state aiding farming activities and early soybean and corn plantings.
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Infianapolis
Indiana
Coen and Kline to Lead Purdue Traffic Seminar
J D Coen and Cpt Floyd A Kline will teach a two day traffic safety seminar at Purdue University June 10 11. They will instruct driver training instructors on enforcement challenges and later grade a perfomance driving test. Shelby Gallien director of the Indiana Safety Institute will oversee the course. Coen will also speak at a traffic safety meeting in Mays Indiana tomorrow night.
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J.D. Coen
Cpt
Floyd A.‘ Kline
Purdue University
Cotn Sid
Shelby Gallien
Nde Safety Institute
Coen
Cat Tha Mays
Ind
Lions Wh
Notice of Apppointment and Final Settlements in Madison County
Legal notices list appointments of executors and administrators for estates in Madison County Indiana, with deadlines for filing claims within six months of first publication. It names various estates, clerks, and attorneys, and directs creditors and heirs to appear or file proofs of claims in the Madison Superior Court.
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Anderson
Joseph
Anmington Clark
Madison County
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Naker
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Fone
Joseph MH
Anmington
Tadlans Beckman and
Rotruck
Atorneys
Kenneth W. Tomturon
Myron E. Trminson
Denton
Waller McNatt
Deepasod
Andersen
Jordin
Ovid
Tyne
Josep Mf
Lawrence Hi
Helra
Jedalees
Verna Fs
Madden
Appene
Anders
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Joseph J. Anmington Clerdt
Rupertor Chaceaml Finavon
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Kaley
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Kulley
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Superior
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Toll Road Survey Delayed Despite Funds, Officials Say
Indiana toll road data project faces months of delay as officials dispute payment for a preliminary survey by Wiley Smith & Associates. Toll Road Commission director Wedeking cites no contract with Smith and notes $10,000 in highway funds redirected for future work. A regional coordination effort among Illinois and St Louis area entities is planned to bridge the survey gap.
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Rimey
Albart J. Wedeking
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Wedeking
Wiley Smith & Associates
New Wave. Com
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Oil
Rand Commission
Smith Front
Nehru Hailed by Russians in Moscow Welcome
In Moscow a grand welcome for Prime Minister Nehru of India unfolded at the air port with cheering crowds, flowers, and white doves. Soviet leaders greeted him, then escorted him and his entourage to the Kremlin, as the visit to the Soviet Union began with lavish hospitality and public celebrations.
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Nehru
India
Soviet Union
Nikola Bulpatin
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Soma
Neheu
Mia
Jadira Gandhi
Ning
Compromise Voted On Trade Measure to Pass Congress
Washington Senate House conference ends a month of dispute on a foreign trade compromise preserving key features of the Eisenhower administration. Agreement clears the way for a vote next week, with Byrd predicting swift action to send the measure to the White House. The plan would extend trade law for years, allow limited tariff cuts, and require concessions from allied capitals, with renewal of authority due after Sunday.
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Jolie
Polio vaccine carrier risk flagged by Salk in address
Dr. Jonas Salk told the American Medical Association that a vaccinated child can still carry polio and pass it to others though vaccination provides protection. He noted immunity can last six months to years with full treatment, and postponed first or second shots may still curb risk. New York income outlook discussed follows.
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Salk
Jess
American Medical Asst
Taneour
Two Muncie Residents Arrested for Petit Larceny Here
Two Marion residents were arrested here early yesterday on petit larceny charges after police found them in the trash yard of a bottling plant. Their car held a siphon, can, and other items, with a missing gas cap reported nearby. Omer Riddle and Lloyd Maslant, both of 18 Adams Street, Muncie, were jailed in Madison County.
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Local Resident Receives Degree at Xavier University
Phalip d. Gaselaer son of Mra Leann Osslaer of 3M Main St Anderson received a bachelor of science degree Wednesday during Xavier University’s graduation exercises. The record notes his study in history and references local services and advertisements found in the Anderson Herald.
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Mra
Leann Osslaer
Main St
Andersen
Xayler University
St Mary's ‘High
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