Payoff Reports Trigger Police Inquiry In St Louis
Reports of payoffs at a St Louis brothel sparked an urgent police inquiry. Circuit Court grand jury and Police Department investigations focus on alleged bribe payments tied to June's Massage Parlor run by June Alma Lutz.
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Dr. Luuid
St. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Jeremiah O'Connell
Circuit Court
Irs
June Alma
Lutz
Pauline Cloin
Grand jury urged indictments in Lutz inquiry
Dowd stated Miss Cloin's claims were supported by another former employee and that the grand jury was directed by Circuit Judge James E. McLaughlin to indict everyone if justified. About eight or nine ledgers were kept. three recovered, one listing policemen. A Missouri House resolution seeks police investigations amid rising city crime and department reorganization efforts.
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Cloin
Lutz
Dowd
St Louis
Missouri House of Representatives
Three More Deaths Added To State Highway Toll
A circus motorcade wreck near Auburn plus a five car pileup increased Indiana highway fatalities by three. William Hatley, 35, of Pontiac Michigan died in the flaming cab. Clarence Shaw, 20, of Pontiac suffered injuries. Circus truck driver Charles S. Robinson, 24, of Rootstown Ohio faced charges after driving on the wrong side of Ind 27.
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Indiana
Mills Brothers
Auburn
William Hatley
Pontiac
I Mich
Clarence "Shaw
Charles S. Robinson
Rootstown
Ohio
Ind. 27
Eisenhower
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Tives
Union City
William F. Roberts
Green
Senate House
Atomic Enfield
U.S. 40
Greenfield
Roberts
Chester Fry
Greenifield
Fry
Leroy, Sipe
135000 More U S Housing Units Approved by Senate
The Senate approved a broad omnibus housing bill adding 100000 dwellings for board service and 2 concept housing, authorizing 135000 public housing units over four years. Democratic leaders Sparkman Lehman and Douglas led the fight against Capehart’s 35000-unit alternative, bill carries over 20000 authorized but unbuilt units to next fiscal year. A Santa Monica note adds a Brownie Scouts anecdote about a candy machine.
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Oenawe
Eisenhower
Senate
Sparkman
D-Ala
Lehman
D-Ny
Douglas
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Public Housing Administration
Priest Urges GOP Unity Ahead of 1956 Campaign
Ivy Baker Priest, U S treasurer, urged Republican women in Indianapolis to set aside factional disputes and back the 1956 ticket. She avoided predicting Eisenhower's run, but said she believes he will, and added the GOP could win without him if he does not run. She praised his foreign policy and grasp of world affairs and noted factionalism exists in every state, yet unity after the ticket is chosen is essential.
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Indianapolis
Women Meet At Middletown Circle Discusss Women’s Vote
The Maria Circle of the Christian Women’s Fellowship met at Mrs. Jason Randolph’s home north of Middletown. Mrs. Randolph led the session with a lesson on The Belgian Conquest and noted a future woman president or at least a woman vice president. Other attendees included James W. St. Jones Lola Strickler and more as luncheon speaker Mrs. Priest filled in for canceled business. The group highlighted the importance of women’s vote, noting women’s voting power in 1952 and a potential 5-34 percent voting share.
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Maria Circle
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Sixth Street Christian Church
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Randolph
Mesfuture
James W. St. Jones
Lola Strick
Ler
Charles’ Harris
Ray Sher
Priest
Robert Lively
Raleigh
Sen
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Brock
Rachel Showalter
ReAria
Ida Pickering
Clarence McShurley
Spiceland
Ypsilant
Charles Faber
Glen Mich
Wise
Oscar’ Brewer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lurs Huebseher
Chicago
Nathan Scott
India
French Lick
Roy F. Priest
Puaski
Winamac
Monon
Wom ‘N
Weather and farm activity update from Indiana fields
Indiana farmers benefited from favorable week weather aiding planting and field work. Purdue and the Agriculture Department led with corn and soybeans planted. good land conditions reported, and hay harvest underway. Wheat headed and maturing in southern areas. mildew and rust observed in some varieties. oats headed with strong color. pasture remains excellent.
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Sanafusis
Indiana
Purdue University
Department of Agriculture
Legal Notices from Madison County Indiana July 1958
Notices include appointment of Pitman Mosler as administrator of the estate of Ra ward Opten. final settlements. guardianships. notices to parents. claims filing deadlines. and court dates in Madison County Indiana. Names include J. D. Coen, Floyd A. Kline, Nehru, Bulganin, and various local attorneys and officials.
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Raward
Gaidy Court
Anderson
Joseph H. Armington
Superior
Madison County
Indiana
Tower Co Urban
Eins
Thomas
Baker
Joseph
Armington
Curt
Madison
Beckman and Rotruck
Denton
Tomlinson
Siosepi
Hwarmington
Josten
Aninwaton Lawrence
Novittors
Energy Costs and Coal Value Measured in Kilowatt Hours
A New York energy note explains that a domestic electric bill at three cents per kilowatt hour implies one pound of coal yields about 13 cents of energy at the utility switch board. This juxtaposes pricing and fuel value to illustrate efficiency and cost in electric power generation.
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New York
Local Serviceman Given New Post in SAC Headquarters
Maj. Howard WN. Blank of Anderson Indiana is named Chief, Special Services Branch at Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska. He comes from Pinecastle AFB Florida where he served as Personnel Services Officer. He will oversee sports entertainment service clubs hobby shops theatres gyms and other off duty recreation for Strategic Air Command. His wife and two sons plan to join from Orlando Florida next month. His parents Mr and Mrs Nat Blank reside at 617 E 4 Homer St Michigan City Indiana.
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Ymaha
Neb
Howard WN. Blank
Jefferson St Anderson
Ind
Headquarters, Strategic Air,Command
Offutt Air Force Base
Pinecastle Air Force Base
Fla
Strategic Air Command
Blank
Major Blank
Orlando
Nat Blank
Homer St
Michigan City
Eisenhower Warns Big Four Talks Are Only a Beginning
President Eisenhower addressed West Point commencement urging caution about inflated hopes for a swift peace. He called the Big Four meeting a first step in a potentially generation-long effort and warned that real progress requires wisdom, patience, and continued U.S. leadership with allies.
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Turni
Eisenhower
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Academy
Toll Road Data Faces Delay Across Three States
Indiana Toll Road Commission chief Wedeking said a three state survey of an east west toll road through southern Indiana could be months away despite funds being set aside. He rejected a $10000 bill from Wilbur Smith & Associates for a preliminary survey and noted no contract exists. He added the start of surveying depends on action by Illinois and possibly Ohio as the road would link Cincinnati and St Louis regions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Albert J. Wedeking
Toll Road Commission
Wedeking
Wilbur Smith & Associates
New Haven
Smith Firm
Big Way
Micnois
Ohio
Cincinnati
St Louis
Compromise Approved on Trade Measure by Conferees
Washington uSA Senate House conference committee settled on a foreign trade bill matching Eisenhower administration goals. The pact ends months of dispute and Hungary. The measure would extend reciprocal trade agreements law for three years and let the President cut tariffs by 5 percent annually if other nations concede. Senate Byrd indicated quick action next week to send the bill to the White House before the act’s authority expires.
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Washington
Senate- House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Byrd
D-Va
White House
Treated Child Can Still Be Polio Carrier
Dr. Jonas B. Salk told the American Medical Association that a child inoculated with his polio vaccine can still carry the virus and pass it to others. He noted a single shot provides protection for months, with possible years of immunity after full treatment, and that second shots may be delayed up to 30 months. He discussed timing and community risk, and said early decisions are needed. A New York income report estimated average earnings around 130 a year before taxes.
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Atlanhe Ury
Jonas B. Salk
American Medical Assn
Salk
Two From Muncie Arrested Here on Petit Larceny Charge
Two Marion residents, Omer Riddie Jr and Lloyd Mastone, were arrested early yesterday in the truck yard of a local bottling company on petit larceny charges. Police found a siphon rose and a half filled five gallon can of gasoline in their car. the gas cap was missing from a nearby truck. They were sent to Madison County jail.
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Madison County
Omer Riddie Jr
Lloyd Maslone
S. Adams St
Muncie
Local Resident Receives Degree At Xavier University
Philip J. Osselaer of 3704 Main St Anderson earned a bachelor of science degree at Xavier University’s 117th commencement. A St. Mary’s High School, Anderson graduate, Osselaer majored in history at Xavier.
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Leana Osselaer
Main St
Anderson
Xavier University
St. Mary's High School
Anderson, Osselaer
Xavier
Anderson Newapat
Beft
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