Global unrest in Guatemala and feuding factions
Disjointed scraps describe Guatemala turmoil as Castillo Armas presses to halt Congress backed junta with a ceasefire threat. Reports note heavy fighting near Guatemala City and Zacapa rail center as government and rebels clash. Material mentions labor forces, air raids, and shifts in regime control amid international pressure.
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Capilal
Castillo Armas
Aroenz
Sinter
Guatemala City
Teguelgulot
Zacapa
Gulemala
Guatemala
Associated Press
Jack Ruttledge
Ardena
Cegima
Crash report details disastrous altus to march air base collision
A refueling aircraft with seven crew and seven passengers crashed after seeking landing at March AFB. Severe weather diverted it to Norton AFB where it collided with mountains. Local authorities report no survivors.
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Youling
Altus
March Air, Force Base
March Afb
Norton Aeb
New Church Plans Large Addition After Fire
The New Church at East 38th Street plans a 3100 square foot brick structure with auditorium for 200, six last rooms two test rooms and a furnace room all on one level. Plans add a new sanctuary and Sunday school building, with completion within a year and an estimated cost around 24000 dollars aided by donated labor from Adcovk Construction Co. and Anderson contractors. Since the fire, services have been at Valley Grove School with continued use of the site for the Fiona school unit completion midyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyall
Simon
Inns
Johnson
Adcovk Construction Co. Anderson Contractors
Valley Grove
Stop Harsh Drugs for Constipation Card
Public notice warns against harsh laxatives and promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup. Claims gentle relief for temporary constipation, with money back offer. Provides mail order address in New York and assurance of satisfaction.
Heiress Event Sparks Another Stormy Episode
A fragmented report describes a continuing sensational episode tied to an heiress at Hammer's Park. The brief mentions a mediate explanation for the aut hors and a renewed stormy mood with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage
Hammer's Park
Truman Shows Continued on Page 2 With Hospital Report
Dr Willace Graham arrived to assess the patient as three principal physicians joined the team. Reports from the sickroom noted progress including less sedation, improved comfort, and a stable temperature. Mrs Truman arrived at the hospital to mark the couple's 36th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willace Graham
Hos
Graham
Dame
Adams
Truman
Logansport Jail Escape Report Details Suspects and Plan
Five Indiana officers prepared to move prisoners from the county jail to Shelby for transfer after a break from jail. The group aimed to slash the rail in the reformatory for safe keeping before trial. Names include Ronnie Willells and Calvin Hill among others, with location references to iKokome Monacella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeoncauel
Take One
Ronnie Willells
iKokome
Tred
Calvin Hill
Mon‘acella
Cass Gounty Auithori
Tyler
Indiana Reformatory
Shelby
Abele
Unclear 1910s club rosters mixed with names and roles
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals with roles across divisions and teams, including captains and co captains, but lacks coherent events or outcomes. Names such as Regenold, Stywart, Love, Macholts, Marsh, Payton, Roberts, Rowe appear with titles and affiliations, without a discernible story or date.
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Walker
Russell C. Regenold
J. Wesley Stywart
Caplila
Job Carringte
Otrs
Manily Shockey
Uarry P. Schrener
John J. Garrett
Hubert B. Love
Melvin
Bldsle
Mosgetl Cy
Mes
Robert W. Macholts
Titty Chertiey
Geralds
Jine Fregmian
Joanne Goure [Ley
Jane Lowry
Gienda Seebres
Naomi Whitiattl
Aklytt C. Marsh
Lloyd & Paul
Jin David C. Payton
Tex Roby Roberts
Jesse Rowe
Carl T. Smith
W. E. Reed
Max. Charles Rowe
McCarthy CIA forecast and water crisis mix in 1950s brief
Sen McCarthy and Mundt warned that the Central Intelligence Agency would not authorize secrecy. In the Midwest water shortage worsened with many cities facing dry taps and calls for conservation while Guatemalan tensions and U S government cuts dominated headlines. Church leaders at Yale backed social action plans amid a stormy session, praising renewed church influence on public issues.
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Yale University
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties list Bertha N Barnhizer 70 of Lapel and Charles Bronnenberg 73, with funerals in Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church and burial in Brookside Cemetery. Also Margaret Stewart 81 of Richmond died, with graveside rites at East Maplewood. Dlaine Gae Strough infant daughter of Linn and Mrs Strough, burial plans noted. Indiana Motel Association moves to restrain Toll Road Commission while Northern Indiana turnpike sale plans face review in 1955 General Assembly.
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Indiana Motel Association
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Ald Mt
Indiana Turnpike
Hammond
Indianapolis
Infant deaths and obituaries span multiple families
Graveside services were held for infant joupe Li and Mrs. William Linkenhoker at Pensacola Navy hospital. Survivors include parents Marshall Barhee Lapel and M L Linkenhoker Noblesville plus a 3 year old brother Danny. Separate notices report funeral for 3609 Henry Street resident who died Sunday with Rev. Arthur Badgley officiating and burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. William J. Sharp of 1123 Pearl Street died Saturday. rites at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with interment in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Robert D. Walters, day-old son of Carl Walters Middletown, died. burial planned at East Maplewood Cemetery. A Noblesville girl, formerly near Noblesville, died and services were to be held with Rev. Herschel Reel officiating. burial in Crownland Cemetery. Mrs Della May Oyler 50 Pendleton, died after lingering illness. survivors include husband Endralin Oyler, children Chiba Driver Trostswood OH Lloyd and John Jaimon, and several relatives. funeral at Old German Baptist Church. Mrs Salle Gustin 82 Middletown died after seven months illness. services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Brnett officiating. burial in Miller Cemetery. Surviving children include Claude Middletown Att, Clay Indianapolis, and Kenneth Anderson, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Lica
Bertia N
Barnhizer
Bertha N. Barnhizer
Arthur Barnhizer
Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Ali]bright
Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. la Rapp
Pistor
Brookside Cemetery
Lapel
Pocahontas Lodge
Mun Club
EUB Church
Shawng
Della
Corkins
Greensburg
Mers
Ivy Lyons
Andersont
Baker Brothers Funeral
Jordan Bronnenberg
Anderson
Fred Bronnenberg
Margaret Stewart
Rt. 4
St. John’s Hospital
Maplewood Cemetery
George Harris
East Lynn
Dilaine Gae Strough
Fortville
Mechanicsburg
Meteal Miller
Dlaine Gae Strough
Lloyd Strough
Linn Bargley
Killen
St. John's Hospital
Gilbert C. Badgley
George McCardy
Didne
Debra
Forrest Fields
North Vernon
Estus Strough
Rt. 1
Middletown
Mr. Strough
Sttough
Joupe Li
Willian Linkenhoker
Naval Air Barge Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
Marshall Barhee
ML. Linken« Hoker
Noblesville
Danny
Henry SL
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arthur Badgley
Deborah Ann
Ernest
Britton, Ll
William L. Sharp
William J. Sharp
Pearl St
Rahbek
Brown and Butz
Stewart Webber
Belmol Bible Church
Madison County
Noblesv Christ In
Cumberland Corner Home
Economire Club
Denver, Co
Josephine Payne
Angie Shoemaker
Della Oyler Pendleton
Della May Oyler
Endralin “Oyler
Oyler
Westphalia
Kan
Riley Roots
Rphe
Aim Oyler
Lafayette
Delphi
Percheton
American Cancer Society
Chiba Driver
Trostswood
Lloyd
Anderson Rt
Joh
Jaimon
Sallie Gustin
Salle i Gustin
Henry County
Gustin
John Hupp
Smith Gustin
Ballard and Shirey
Robert Brnnett
Sixth Street
Belmont Addition bids discussed after annexation
The July meeting at City Hall opened with informal Belmont Addition problems after no bids were presented following advertisement for improvements. Attendees included John Burton, Mayor Wright, Clarence Whitler, Harold Anderson, and council members. Burton outlined the Belmont problem and requested council aid. bond sale issues were tabled for study at the next regular session.
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Burton
Telmont
County Schools Transportation and Funding Update
County officials report ongoing transportation for the second half of the year. A record distribution of about 36 million dollars is slated for next February across the state, covering the first half of the 1954 55 school year.
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Page One
Margaret Armstrong 80 Noblesville
Miss Margaret Armstrong aged 80 of Noblesville Rt four died Monday morning at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. She was born in
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Margaret Armstrong
Noblesville
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Armstrong
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Everal
Johngvals
Uke
Independence
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Iamer
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Bach
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Sammer
Lexington
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Hammer
New York
Indiana
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Martin Marlin
Lindsey Roberts
Iivieinn Chainmven
Foam AT
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Schoo
Ralph Daly
William
Edmundson
Herman Mallett
A.W. Hastings
Wiliam Wh. Meughins
Thomas $. Smith
Heory E. Williams
Russell Cole
Crerard J. Skinner
Llnyd
A. Sloner
Clarence V. Windsor
Clifford Witteborly
Trang Ald
Charles B. Wood
Pat Achor
Robert Freeman
Aidney
Lowell Livi Garde
Agnes P. Renbarker
Yeam Ag
Howard
Mise Lotie Franklin
Gars
Lind Hines
Elmer Richler
Virgil Vetrick
Ozpra
T. White
Richard Worth
Act
W. Burgess
Mee Creary
Teur Adl
B. A. Adcock
Val Clear
David J. Jenkins
Byron Louise
William Schoch
Omer L. Springer
Paul L. Rickel
Ralph McCreary
Jennings JD. Coon
Willa B. Marper
Clifford L. Carter
Roosevelt Carter
Gladys Cornwell
Eugene G. Madiaan
Mael
East 38Th St
Church of the Naz
Loganspor
Howard B.stark
Mtv
Mayor
Wright
Pase of
Nires
Water Department
Asnarnee Faye
Aeng
Atu
Guiate‘mala
Insurdnate Stand
Eisenhower
Edward Rees
Minise Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Rees
Charles Bronnenberg
Warsaw
Mec
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield
Jackson
Wyo
Earl Hiatt
Madison
Fred Hoskins
The
Social Action Council
Blue Sunoco
Sunoco
America
Sunoce S.ster
Cumbany Hill
Linkenhoker
DeVar Liften
Warner Sorner Tiles
Werner
S&h
Madison County Lumber CO
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Mayer
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