Argentina Church Defies Procession Ban Inside Cathedral
In Buenos Aires the Catholic Church moved Corpus Christi rites inside the Metropolitan Cathedral to avoid a police ban on the Plaza de Mayo for Saturday. Officials expect large crowds despite tensions with President Peron’s government as the fight world champion Pascual Perez returns and is greeted by labor unions. The government, having abolished religious holidays, aims to curb widespread attendance while church leaders insist on the ceremony’s safety and significance inside the cathedral.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Momin Cattolle
Tol
Metropolitan Cathedral
Central Square
Plazs de Mayo
Juan D. Peroh
Pascual Perez
Catheral
Peron
Perez
Japan
Yoshio Shira
Tokyo
Nore
Peronias
Aditie Cathe
Newhural
Irving
Churely
Denlec Itis
Father and two sons die in Clermont crossing crash
A New York Central passenger train struck a northbound truck at a Clermont crossing, killing a 2 year old father Ted Jones and his two sons Ted Jr., 6, and Terry, 3. The truck was torn in two and hurled 76 feet as bystanders watched. An Indiana toll from a separate crash near Indianapolis adds to Friday night fatalities.
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New York Central
Clermont
Marian County
Indiana
Ted Jones
Ted Ir
Terry
Tansel Road
Indianapolis
Thien
Billy Hall
Barlow
Ky Hall
Setal
Mra Delires
A. Bowman
Fireongilia
Bowman
Methodist
Hos
Envoy Sees Soviet Tito Talks As Highly Important
U S ambassador to Yugoslavia Jayne W Tidcliffe, speaking from Troy, said he attached the greatest importance to the visit. He noted Soviet leaders apologized for kicking Yugoslavia out of Cominform in 1948 and doubted the talks would alter Yugoslavia's Western relations.
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Tito
Troy
N.Y
Jaynes W. Tid
Idlebereee
U.S
Yugoslavia
Ruselan
Riddleberger
Troy Tires
Belgradld
Till
West
Tiddleberger
Dulles to Speak at LU and Honorary Degree
Secretary of State Dulles plans a policy talk at Linden University Sunday. He is to receive an honorary degree Monday on the 86th anniversary of his great grandfather John Watson Foster’s similar honor. He will attend a memorial service for Floyd Orwell Foster and place a wreath on his great great grandfather George Foster. An actor Walter Naropden, 75, remains gravely ill after a stroke.
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Washington Up
State Dulles
Indiana University
Secretary of
John Watson Foster
State Department
Dulles
Orwell
George Foster
Murder Case Transfer Asked In Evansville Killings
Princeton India court move seeks return of murder case against Lestig Irvin 33 to Vanderburgh Circuit Court. Irvin indicted in Vanderburgh and moved to Gibson Circuit by change of venue claiming lack of most convenient county. He is charged with killing W Wesley Kerr a filling station attendant and Mrs Mary Holland a liquor store clerk. Police say he also admitted killing a Posey County farmer wife and three members of a film family in Henderson County Kentucky.
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Princeton
India
Lestig Irvin
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Irvin
Gibson Circuit Court
Theodore Tackyear Jr
Eyingville
Tevin
W. Wesley Kerr
Mary Holland
Anl
Henderson County
$1.3 Billion Fund Approved in Senate Action
The Senate Appropriations Committee cleared a $1.3 billion fund for commerce measures, with projections showing increases over Eisenhower budget aims. The action marks the seventh of twelve appropriations for the fiscal year, subject to next week’s final consideration.
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Wartiington
Senate
Emlay
Eisenhower
Vaccine safety report outlines gaps and future steps
The report reviews vaccine safety defects in several Gulley Gaboratories lots and notes a shift to mass production. It discusses new safety standards and a Division of Dialogics Standards to answer questions, while acknowledging disagreement from a university adviser about continuing the immunization program.
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Diologics
Palla
Vacelie
Schoole Erate Seg
Weltire
Wilting
Govermient
Liana
Vurmullep
Mead
Marmmon
University of Pittsburgh
Sailor’s Leave Extended After Radio Stations Relay Message
Radio stations across Illinois and Ohio broadcast news that Quartermaster Third Class Frank Drummond, 22, of Drummond, Illinois, received an extended Norfolk leave to reach his expectant wife June. Drummond, en route by car, learned of the extension via a chain of station telephones and finally called his wife while traveling through Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Uljnal
Ohio
Frank Dla
WLS
Mattoon
Drummond
Chicago
WIS
WOKY
Onelmnat
WCKY
Olio
Chillicothe
Olle
Seven Promoted At Delco Remy
Seven Delco Remy Division employees received promotions to new posts in the high industry. Mark Brewer will succeed Hugh Cherry as night superintendent of Plant 400, while Trvil Krall becomes supervisor at Trypt 794. Other moves include Robert Sherman to mid supervisor at Tepl and W. F. Bown to master mechanic section in the Rochester Target Division. Robert V. Gray and J. A. Cover shift to sales, Bernard Staley becomes supervisor for the suggestion department, and Michael McCanating is named foreman for Mont 3, 4.
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Delco Remy
Hieal
Mark Brewer
Hugh Cherry
Plant
Trvil Krall
Robert Sherman
San
W. PF. Bown
Rochester
Robert V. Gray
J. A. Coyer
Bernard Staley
Michael VM
Sorrell Named State Highway Commission Member
Indiana news notes Sorrell, a Purdue graduate and former maintenance district engineer, is appointed to the three member State Highway Commission. The move follows the resignation of chair Neil Godwin, with Virgil South of Milan named chairman. Sorrell’s career spans public and private sectors, including six years with local districts before joining the highway department again.
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Cintcinnali
Willian
Sorrell
Cleveland
Knightalawn
State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ste. Marie
Des Moines
Poindexter
Fargo
Kansas City
Mols-St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Neil Godwin
Prank
Atlanta
Cloudy
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Cloudy Ai
Virgil Sovith
Milan
New York
Sivas
Washington
Deane Te
Fork Worth
Walker
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Deaver
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Lear
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Purdue University
Jan Angel San Tinga
Sfi
Army
Sanginowrs
Ayenry County
Guvernor
Seattle
Knightstown High
Winnings
Vloudy
Aixchiyal
Ural
WI To 1452 He Was: Connec
Wayne
Ulchway
la Parke
Hey
Vincennesistrict
la Porle
Engin
Indiana nurse sentenced for forged checks in prison
INDIANAPOLIS UA Indy ho Wood, a 22 year old practical nurse from Login West Virginia, pled guilty Friday to forging checks and received a sentence of 2 to 14 years in the Indiana Woman's Prison. Wood admitted making a counterfeit coast trip on checks stolen from Madison State Hospital where she worked. Authorities say she was sought in Chicago, Cincinnati, California and other areas in a related spree. She was arrested in May in Madison Indiana after telling police she accidentally swallowed an open safety pin and suffered no ill effects.
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Indianapolis
Indy Ho Wood
Login
W.va
Guilly
Indiana
Misa Wood
Madison State Hospital
Tollee
Chicago
Cincinnati
California
Patie Plavog
Madison
Ind
Still Studies Merger Between Free Methodists and Wesleyans
Winona Lake ind Delo reports ongoing negotiations for a merger between the Free Methodist Church and the Wesleyan Methodist Church. The Wesleyans plan their general conference in Mattoon ind and are expected to consider the merger. Both denominations totals about 60 000 and 0 000 members respectively.
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Winona Lake
Delo
Free Methodist Church
Wessleyan Methodist Church
Matrmennl
Ind
Hhey
Free Methodists
Baccalaureate and Academic Honors Highlight Local College
An academic procession marks the baccalaureate with degrees to be conferred. The ceremony features professor arrangements and music, including a ceremonial recitation of a prayer. Officials anticipate legislative action to restore land and prayers as part of renewal efforts.
Wheat quota plans and church camp meeting notes
Agricultural quota discussions outline parity supports for farmers and price ranges from 1.25 to 1.85 per bushel with forecasts of oversupply in 1955. Separately, Christian Education board members are honored and planning sessions at YMCA Park Place Church feature state missionary society meetings and Park Place Church events through the national board gathering.
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Hale
Secretary At Agriculture
National Women's Missionary Society
Park Place Church
T. M. Mitchell
Marbury
Coun
Tony
Thatmiligs Cld
HF Anderson
Church of God In Six
Slates
UAW Ends Last Stand in Ford and GM Strike Fallout
Unions and automakers edge toward settlements after week of wildcat strikes disrupt GM and Ford production. About 40,000 GM workers affected. Ford reached a settlement with the UAW earlier in the week, featuring pay protections and stock options. Observers expect GM to propose changes, reflecting Ford terms, as negotiations continue amid ongoing factory suspensions.
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Tony
General Motors
UAW
Waller Yo Reuher
Whan
Ford Rouge
Eisenhower Postal Pay Plan Sparks Veto and Debate
The 1984 Congress backed a postal pay increase but Eisenhower vetoed it over missing elements of his request including first class rate changes. Later talks show adjustments toward reclassification and higher top salaries as administration proposals evolve amid factions and delays.
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Pantinnad
Congress
Eisenhower
Ted
Risenhower
Shesueh
Wingless Frame Pane and Ship Describe Turbulent Flight
Fragmentary OCR describes a wingless frame on a ship with misaligned components and baffles failing to control airflow. The text mentions a crew member named Pritchard and notes problems around the 20 mile mark, with parts dragging and fins supposed to guide airflow.
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Pritchard
Alunsin
Peitehard
Paroled Man Musser Reoffended Then Vanished
A man paroled in 1922 was returned eight years later for failing to report to his parole officer. After a second parole, Musser moved to Indianapolis living at the Wheeler Hescoe Mission. Neighbors recalled him contented. On May 14 parole officers approved a trip to Geneva Adams County near Linngcove. They had no explanation of his Morimond journey. Musser had no known relatives.
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Tere
Fae
Minals
Musser
Indianapolis
Wheeler Hescoe Mission
Geneva
Adams County
Linngcove
Morimond
Royal visit plots and international talks in frail year
A Lonion home scene shows Princess Margaret possibly visiting New York on her first U S trip this fall amid broader Geneva talks on Communist delegates. US Army reports say Sp Walter S Winter of Philadelphia was captured near Windhawn Germany after crossing a frontier while taking pictures. he had been in Czechoslovakia prior to detention.
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Margaret
Lonion
Clarence House
Princess Margaret
New York
United States
Confersner
Geneva
Switzerland
William Alc
Auer
Troma
Vauins
Ulegates
Gaye Po Delagey
AVL
McGrath
United States Army
State Department
Spl
Walter S. Winter
Philadelphia
Hustorak
Winter
Sp. Cure
Charles Miller Dies in Lebanon Barber Dies at 77
Charles R. Miller age 77 of 2748 Columbus Ave died unexpectedly after a wart attack. He operated a barber shop 25 years, born in Anderson, later lived in Lebanon. Survived by widow Nellie D Miller, two sons Anns and Veurl, a daughter Miss Mazel Irene Miller. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at East Lynn Christian Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lebanon. Burial slate at church from 1 p.m. to time of service.
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Charles R. Miller
Columbus Ave
Miler
Anderson
Lebenon
East Lynn Christian Church
Ioof Lodge
Arsld TE
Hozelle Funeral Home
Tast Lynn Christian Church
George Harris
Oak Will Cemetery
Lebanon
Ierview
Nellie D Miller
Yo Anns
George Ky O
Frankfort
Veurl
Chicago
Mazel Irene Miller
al Hachmond
Sunday church services listed by area churches
Local churches publish their Sunday schedules including Central Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance services at 10 45 am 2 10, Noble Street Methodist meditation at 9 30 am, Central Christian A Children’s Day worship at 4 40 am, and Meadowbrook Baptist sermon by Phyllis Philbrook on The Mell That Can Be. Also listed are Sunday School starts, youth and adult programs, choir services, BYF meetings, Bible studies, and various church events. Additionally notes mention deaths of Charles Frazer and Mrs Grimes in Monticello Kentucky and other regional religious observances.
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Clifton Thornhill
Central Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Sycamore Ste
Noble Street Methodist
Wilbur V. Day
Central Christian
Church School
Sensday
Chelsthin
God
Monroe G. Schutster
J Servier
Meadowbrook
Phillis
Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Sx Jp. m
Emory Jackson
Columius Ave
Furmer
Jehuten
Charles Frazer
K. Mrazen
Willian
Grimes
Hig
Monticello
Nnrrie
Frazer
Wide A
Fea
Priday
Shere
Fraef
Kenneley City
Temple of Truth
Spiritual Temple of
Anderson Hotel
Studing
Perkinsville
Ferkinsville Methodist Church
Sifa
Imo
Beatile Charnt
Surviving relatives named in Monticello obituary fragment
Surviving in addition to the laughter are Edna and a son Charles Edwin Frazer, both of Monticello, along with other family members implied by the fragment. The notice hints at a death obituary with survivors and locations but lacks full context.
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Willow
Edna
Charles Edwin Frazer
Monticello
Obituaries for Charles Adam and Maude Wollord
Charles Adam, 63, of Grand Hotel, died at St John’s Hospital after three weeks of illness. Born 1891, he worked as a press operator at Pierce Governor Co and belonged to St Mary’s Church, Elks, VFW, and American Legion. Funeral at St Mary’s Church with Rev. Francis Kienly. burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Morgan of Elk Grove City. Maude May Wollord, 60, Meridian St, died Wednesday. Services held at Harold B. Rogell Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Burial details and clergy noted.
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Adan
Charles 1. Adam
Grand Hotel
St. John's Hospital
Denna Patieht
San Prat Visen
Pierce Governor Company
Adam
St Mary's Church
Elks Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Hockett Post
American Legion
Harold
Maude Woltort
Maude May Wvalford
Meridian St
Harold EB. Rogedlie Panera
Heart Moore
Everybaily's
Taherugele
Charg
Basii Lmplewood
Wollord
Ike and Nixon Win Forecast For 1952 Vote
Washington sources predict a large GOP victory in next year’s elections led by President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. The House Appropriations Committee anticipated nearly 474 million dollars for flood control and river projects across Indiana and Illinois. The Vincennes plan includes 84 thousand for a wall along the Wabash, with 45 thousand for an Indiana harbor project and 30 thousand for planning funds for the Monon Lake area.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Jlo
Wabash
Vincennes
Ind
Phi
Snidgel
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Burger
Salt Crank
Monroe County
Landis Entitled To Pay Despite Senate Conflict
Frederick Landis of Logansport, a former judge and current Indiana Supreme Court justice, is entitled to his salary. Attorney General Edwin Steers stated the state cannot reclaim pay from a legislator who died or resigned during the pay period. The ruling notes 1954 salary increases for Supreme Court judges and the timing of Landis’ term, with pay changes taking effect January 1, 1957.
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Mrederick Landis
Logansport
Supreme Cour
Edwin
Steers
Landis
Supreme Court
Hillings Denounces Nixon Era Prosperity Speech Echoes Rally
Hillings asserts America is more prosperous under the Republican administration in a Washington speech. President Eisenhower's arrival by light plane from Washington leads to a Penn State visit for an honorary degree and commencement address. He is greeted by colleagues and state figures amid ceremony plans.
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Philipsborg
Parti
Fisenhower
Washington
Penneyteans State University
Millon
Ricehower
Earl
la Grange
Eisenhower
Uth
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