Hospital Dismissals List Wide Readout Of Names
A compiled notice lists numerous individuals and family members with hospital dismissals or related statuses. The entries include Mrs Cdonnell Carroll, Mrs Lester Reger and daughter at 2120 Columbus Ave, Frank Barton at 1319 W 10th St, Mrs Earl Boston, Mrs Earl Brown of Chesterfield, James Brown son of Daniel Brown at 2126 Fletcher St, and many others with addresses across Alexandria Pendleton Elwood and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdonnell Carroll
Laughter
Willow
Lester Reger
Daugh
Coumbus Ave
Frank Barton
W. 10Th St
Earl Boston
W. Dist
Earl Brown
Chesterfield
James Brown
Daniel Brown
Fletcher St
Juanita Bullard
Ed Cade
Central’ Ave
Harold Carmack
Vestal Conley
Jefferson St
Harry DeBolt
Louise St
June Haver and MacMurray wed amid religious clash
June Haver and actor John Wayne MacMurray wed civilly at Ojai Valley and left for a West honeymoon after a religious dilemma. Haver, a Catholic divorcee, faces church rules while MacMurray, Presbyterian, had a 17 year marriage to Lillian ending last year. The event follows a period of indecision about religious alignment and vows, with background on Haver’s wartime relief work and prior engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent
Ant
Hiaver
Fred. MacMuray
West
MacMurray
Ojai Valley
Miss Haver
Jimmy Zito
Divorce Tea, Inc
Mage
Free World
Lillian
John Dunik
Hollywood
Kansas
Janin
Soldiers Help Save Cattle as Fire Strikes Farm Areas
Corpus Christi health officials report a Ford boy who received the Salk polio vaccine contracted polio, one of several Texas cases this summer. The Mass vaccination involved about 3,000 second graders in Corpus Christi. In Havana intelligence, Italian troops seized in Ferrara tied to Batista assassination plots and weapon caches. Across farms, 4,000 farms affected by a 100,000-strong farm workers strike demanding higher wages, with pay rises requested from 30 to 275 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ford
Deps Ment
Texas
Havana
Armando Per
Feeto Franco
Ferrara
Prest Tovince
Fulgencio Batista
France
Batista
Weir
Mayor warns stricter water use amid city fire risk
The mayor notes heavy water use limits pressure in the system risking a large fire in Tony Wilson's downtown area. Elizabeth Welch cites aged 1957 plant capacity while Anderson residents receive best service under present conditions. Also, Mrs E C Culbertson wins divorce and child custody in Newfane. Twelve rebel warplanes renew Guatemala City bombings after an Arms ultimatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Wilson
Jack D” Wilton
Elizabeth Welch
Martin Welch
Henry St
Anderson
Wright
What is owning stock doing for you
A reader in Cineland Ohio explains how stock dividends cover household bills. He notes that dividends from utility and telephone shares fund gas and electric costs and the yearly phone bill. He earns about 9 percent from $7,000 vested and buys stock paying around 6 percent in dividends while starting to acquire stock he regrets not buying years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atock
Woumes Zipple
Cineland
Ohio
Trophy For Top Poppy Sales To VFW Post 266
The Anderson Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars No 66 won the top trophy for largest Poppy Sales in the recent drive. Bud Gillespie accepted the award on behalf of the post at the state VFW encampment in South Bend. The post will provide a color guard for Gas City’s July 24 dedication program and parade, and a Fifth District VEW Peru event follows on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Post of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Bud Gillespie
Anderson Post
South Bend
State Department of the
VEW
Gas City
Peru
Anderson Vfw
Puckett
Feros
Anderson
Carl Talley
Joe
Herald
Calabria Legion Plans Installation
Members of the Calabria American Legion Post met last night to map the joint installation of officers set for July 24 at the Conservation Club. Newly elected officers of the post and Auxiliary will be seated during ceremonies, with W. J. Brunton of Scottsburg serving as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calabria American Legion
Ost
Conservation Club
W. J. Brunton
Scottsburg
William S. Frye
July Fourth travel warned as 40 million cars loom
The National Safety Council estimated the 3 day July 4 weekend would draw over 40 million automobiles on the highways with as many as 400 deaths in traffic accidents. Council president Ned H. Dearborn urged drivers to slow down and be cautious. Washington report notes Treasury secretary cannot own U S government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Us
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Washington
U. S
Floods From Hurricane Alice Batter Mexican Coast Towns
The Rio Grande surged as Hurricane Alice lashes the Mexican coast near Browns ville, with unofficial rainfall up to 22 inches. A crest of 55 to 60 feet was forecast at Laredo, flooding over 30 feet at peak and halting traffic on the International Bridge to Nuevo Laredo. Laredo’s population nears 59,000 and Nuevo Laredo about 60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Churchill Eisenhower vow to press for Asia pact and arms safeguards
Churchill and Eisenhower pledged to push a Southeast Asia defense pact and strengthen regional alliances while backing the United Nations. They promised to pursue arms reductions with effective safeguards and to maintain economic and military strength, signaling broader anti Communist defense plans. They ended their White House meeting with a handshake and left for further engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Eisenhow
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Churchill
Eisenhower
Dulles
French Indochina
White House
Ottawa
England
Oppenheimer loses restricted data access after security review
The report details the Oppenheimer case with the Security Board testimony and the Strauss Zuckert Campbell majority findings. It notes associations with Communists and Haakon Chevalier, the lack of report of sensitive incidents, and the panel’s conclusion that Oppenheimer is not entitled to continued government confidence or continued access to restricted data. The piece also mentions related personnel, committees, and the broader context of defense and loyalty considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Vee
Air Force
Joseph Campbell
Columbia University
Murray
New York
Oppenheimer
AEC
Special Security Board
Commission
United States
Haakon Chevalier
Chevalier
George Eltenton
Boris T. Pash
Army
Pari
Dr. Oppenheimer
Paris
Hassy
Communist Party
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Opposition argues for prolonged junta rule and later elections
The text notes that a military junta or similar regime would stay in power for several months with a general election planned afterward. It hints at ongoing political leadership changes and a roadmap toward civilian governance.
Father of Local Resident Dies
Mrs. Leland Sprague of 402 East Ross Street is informed of the death of her father C. M. Hott aged 72 in Atlanta Indiana. He died Monday afternoon at home and is survived by his widow Alma and daughter Mrs. Sprague. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the Atlanta Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Sprague
Eross’ St
Atlanta
Ind
C. M. Hott
Hott
Alma
Sprague
Atlanta Methodist Church
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Bronnenberg Barnhizer and Linkenhaker
Obituaries note funeral services for Charles Bronnenberg 73 of Chesterfield area died Monday in Warsaw Indiana. Bertha Barnhizer 70 of Indianapolis parent of two, last rites Thursday in Colonial EUB Church with interment at Lapel's Brookside Cemetery. Infant son of Lt and Mrs William Linkenhaker who died Sunday at Pensacola Naval Air Base Hospital is mourned by parents and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bronnenberg
Warsaw
Baker Brothers
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Bertha Barnhizer
Bertha N. Barnhizer
Arthur Barnhizer
E. 29Th St
Indianapolis
EUB
L. L. Rapp
Brookside
Lapel
Albright Funerals
Favscoee Co
William Linkenhaker
Naval Air Base Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
Marshall Barbee
M. L. Linkenhaker
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Danny
U S Steel Workers Approve Pension Pact With Wage Boost
U S Steel workers approve a new pension pact increasing monthly benefits from 108 to 140 for long service workers and adding social security components. The agreement raises hourly pay and other insurance improvements, with costs borne by the company. Union leaders anticipate contracts for 600,000 steel workers nationwide by Wednesday midnight. Boulder, Colorado notes a city glacier feeding its water supply.
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Ers
Pension Powere
Unio
Unus Wal
Siesta
Ign
U. S. Steel Corp
USW
Boulder
Colo
Trial notes and a teen body found in Illinois lake
Defense motions set for Thursday as judge presides over the Nunan appeal with testimony from gambler Frank Erickson recalling an $1800 Truman bet. Separately, 14 year old Michael Logan Jr. was found dead in a Gibault Home watershed lake near Terre Haute after a companion reported him missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunan
Frank Erickson
Harry S. ‘Truman
Erickson
Truman
U.S. Atty
Leonard P. Woore
Terre Haute
Ind
Michael Logan Jr
Gibault Home For Joys
Michael Logan Sr
Chicago
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Notices from Madison area list obituaries for Margaret Armstrong of Noblesville Della Oyler of Pendleton Verner W Bird of Lapel with funeral details. Services set at Evan Godbey and Trout Funeral Home Crownland Pleasant Valley Brookside Cemeteries. Burial, flowers omitted, Cancer Society donation requested, pastors named. Surviving relatives include husband Ep hriam Oyler and son Robert Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Armstrong
Noblesville
Rt. 3
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Evan Godbey and Trout
Herschel Reed
Crownland Cemetery
County to install road numbers in all townships
County officials announce plans to post road numbers countywide. Organization representatives Joseph Gray and Chester Hensley have set up in the Grand Hotel and will name one or two people per township to list all farm occupants. The canvass starts in two weeks with issuance hoped for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orm
Joseph Gray
Chesater Hensley
Grand Hotel
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Permanent Tax Group
Indiana
Permanent Commission On
Courtney Johnson
Studebaker
State Senate
Henry A. Werking
Werking
Johnson
Sytem
Roy Johns
Associated Retailers of
Charles van Nuys
Indiana Chain Store Council
Lafayette
Nits
Sullivan
Martin L. Pigg
Sullivan Circuit Court
Union Hospital
Karachi
Pakistan
Robert Ford
Alexandria
Forest Hancock
Walnut St
Paul Harney
Robert Heath
Richard Knece
Billie Romine
Noble St
Farl Schube
Ivan C. Seiple
W. 9Th
Paul Smith
Veronica
Herbert
Coastal
St Fy
Janet Blackwell
Hugh Blackwell
Willie Fuller
Frank Gray
Billie Gray
June Haver
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Moscow
Voe
Ely Culbertson
Newfane
Culbertson
Dorothy Baehne
Alexander
Culertson
Guatemala City
Carlos
Astillo Armas
Arwue Mitt, Engineering Deswers Cas
Forest Hills
Colleg
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Dept
P.O. Boa
New York, N.Y
NEW York Stock Exchange
VFW Post
Calabria Legion
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Memphis
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fargo
Kansas City
Mols St
Omaha
Rapid City
Sioux City
Williston
Boston
Miami
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
DIAL
Ace Cay
Ana
The
Une
Morrison
Citizens’ Committee
Hoosier
Citizens’ ‘Committee
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N.J. Ang
Frank H. Allis
Sheldon B. Cooper
Smyth
Library Building Fund
Allis
George A. Coburn
Cooper
James R. Day
Elmo A. Funk
Hartung
Myers
Floyd
W. Stoelting
Franklin K. Zim
Merman
Frank K. Zolland
Dr. Morrison
Mr. Myers
Theeneral
Harold E. Actor
Roy H.alexander
J. Wilson Barber
Monroe G. Schuster
Steele C. Smith
Zimmer
Guaterman
Malan
Elude Wilburn
Roby
Earl
I. Martin
Mexico City
Srazil
Ies
Burns Petersburg
Virgi Catt
Massen
U. S. Steel
Madison
Della Oyler Pendleton
Della Oyler
Ephriam Oyler
Old German Baptist Church
Cornel Bright
Amerecan Cancer Society
Pleasant Vley
Ner W. Bird
Verner W. Bird
Delco
Remy
Riverview Hospital
Dr. Spock
Spock
Call Heiney’s Frozen Foods
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