Eisenhower Sees Four Power Talk May Ease Tensions
President Eisenhower said a Big Four summit could clarify issues and show Soviet willingness to ease tensions. He warned no quick turnaround is expected and noted the proposal remains exploratory. He favored a neutral country venue and suggested July Swiss meeting as likely.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenower
Den
Faure
Bulganin
Con Piet
Wice
Europe
Switzerland
Brownell Plans ANPA Antitrust Action
DES MOINES. Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr said the government will file a civil antitrust suit Thursday against the American Newspaper Publishers Assn and certain advertising groups. He cited violations of the Sherman act in how trade groups grant advertising agency accreditation. ANPA President Richard W. Slocum offered no immediate comment pending study of Brownell’s statement.
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Des Moines
Town
t—Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
Assn
ANPA
Brownell
Slocum
Omaha
Airline sale halted as Lake Central suit reaches court
Indianapolis and Louisville report that Lake Central Airlines faces a civil suit by its employees and stockholders to void the purchase contract by North Central, claiming breach of payment and cooperation. The case pauses the sale while a declaratory judgment is sought. Mrs Ferrill, a student near graduation, shows effort amid personal family losses while awaiting exams.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Lake Central
U.S
Associated Press
Frankie Icourt
Chicago
North Central
Cincinnati
Airlines
Cleveland
Detroit
Em-Tngianapolis
Cloudy
Ployes
Memphis
Ferrill
Milwaukee
S. Ste. Marie
Wisconsin
Des Moines
Moline
Fargo
St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Atlanta
Georgetown College
Boston
Chase
Miami
New York
Pew
Staidy
Aeronautics Board
Denver
Clear Lake Central
San Francisco
Seattle
Winnipeg
San
Mead replacement and wartime hamburger stash debate
The statement alleges cruel treatment of Federal Trade Commissioner James M. Mead by the administration. Mead, a former New York Democrat, is being replaced by Indiana Democrat William Kern after his term ends. Eisenhower comments on a 60 year hamburger stockpile as emergency reserve. He says meat could feed all messes for five days. Senator Margaret Chase Smith teases a possible renomination. The House blocked a Hawaii Alaska statehood bill. Poe supports Hawaii but Alaska remains unready.
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Rayburn
Tex
James M. Mead
Mead
New York
William Kern
Pentagon
Margaret Chase Smith
Rme
Congress
House
Poe
Admissin
Hawaii
Alaska
Child Cigar Smoker Quits In Shocking Ills Report
Bethalto Illinois reports Earl E Welton aged 31 or 314?years has sworn off cigars choosing ice cream instead. His mother Mrs Earl C Welt e says Earl has not smoked for six days and has eaten two ice cream cones daily. An elementary teacher Mrs Era Weeks is linked to the affair claiming she helped curb the boy’s smoking through school restrictions. A misdated poisoning case follows with widow facing charges in a related death. Specimens analyzed at Indiana University for insects toxic to humans.
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Bethalto
Ill
Earl E. Welton
Earl
Earl C. Welt
Tully
Kosciusko County
Marti
Era Weeks
Francis Blubaugh
Ex Nazi Prisoner Opens Suburban Chicago Bookstore
Reinhold Pabel, 39, former Nazi sergeant and prisoner of war, begins operation of a new bookstore in Chicago Heights. His memoir Enemies Are Human is due in September. Pabel, recaptured by the FBI in 1953, was ordered deported but admitted on a preferential visa through his American citizen wife Avis. His children are Christopher, Lucy, and Evelyn.
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Chicago
America
Reinhold Pabel
Ace
Chicago Heights
Pabel
Illinois
FBI
U.S. Naturalization and Immigration Service
Christopher Martin
Lucy Marie
Evelyn Franziska
Lifelong convict granted new trial for coerced confession
New York court grants Santo Caminito a retrial after ruling police coerced him during a 27 hour interrogation. With the confession barred and no other evidence, retrial chances look slim and he may be freed. The 1941 holdup case led to his murder conviction.
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New York
Santo Camino
Camanito
Ground Observer Test Exercise Held Across Four States
In Chicago area a ground observer test exercise involved volunteers from parts of four states. Lt. F A Vladika said thousands took part to spot planes from dispersed posts and report to Chicago filter center on the south side. The drill covered half of Illinois and portions of Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Chicago
Air Force Radar Center
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Vehicle violations tally at local inspection blitz
A roundup of 171 violations found among 1 778 autos checked yesterday includes improper registration and license status 24 and 11 cases respectively. Mufflers with excessive noise and defective rear lights were noted along with a few bad tires and glass issues. Amvets and Guide Lamp staff are conducting nightly headlight beam checks at North Anderson School with voluntary tests to continue tonight from 6 to 9 pm.
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Quick
Welker Ford
Broadway Sales
W. C. McLain
Mitchell Motors
Amvets
Guide Lamp
North Ander Sson School
Atomic Sub shakedown lands at Long Island tip
Chief of Naval Operations for fleet operations and Rear Adm. Frank T. Watkins observed the submersible’s shakedown. Carney was landed by small boat at 5 30 a m at the eastern tip of Long Island after 25 hours in Block Island Sound testing diving abilities and other characteristics aboard.
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Page Ose
Frank T. Watkins
Atlantic Fleet
Carney
Long Island
Block Island Sound
Deaths in Madison area including Richardson Bowne Olsen and Lee
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of John D. Richardson in Lapel, Bert Bowne formerly of Arlington and Lawrence Olsen in Fortville, Vernon L. Lee in Huntsville, with funeral details and survivors listed. Also mentions USO job return and farm visit talk amid Khrushchev era policy discussions and Fort Wayne labor contract talks.
Services Saturday for 90 year old Anderson resident Thomas Levi
Thomas Levi 90 of 836 West St Anderson died 7 30 am yesterday at St Johns Hospital after months of illness He was born in Osgood lived in Anderson 27 years a retired millwright who worked 20 years for Container Corporation He was a member of the Christian Church at Osgood and observed 66th wedding anniversary with Ida Belle on July 14 1954 Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home to receive friends after 7 pm today Services Saturday 10 am at First Evangelical United Brethren Church pastor H L Lanahan officiating burial in Memorial Park Survivors include wife five daughters Mabel Ramey New Lebanon Ohio Madge Johnson Owensboro Kentucky and Ida Belle Berry Irene Sanders Katherine Campbell all of Anderson five sons Weber Detroit Thomas Jr Jackson Michigan Jerome Denver Eugene New York City Oscar Anderson 37 grandchildren great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren one half brother Frank Hutson Rushville and three sisters Margaret Willis Josie McClure both of Osgood and Brintie Risk Rushville
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Thomas Levi
West St
St. John’s Hospital
Osgood
Anderson
Levi
Container Corporation
Christian Church
Harold E. Rozelle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. L. Lanahan
Memorial Park
Ida Belle
Mabel Ramey
New Lebanon
Madge Johnson
Owensboro
Ida Belle Berry
Irene Sanders
Katherine Campbell
Weber
Detroit
Thomas Jr
Jackson
Mich
Jerome
Denver
Eugene
New York City
Oscar Anderson
Frank Hutson
Rushville
Margaret Willis
Josie MecClure
Brintie Risk
Obituaries of Carmack Leicht Silvers and Weddel
Pearl Carmack 58 died at St. John's Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by three daughters two sons and several siblings. Burial in Mt Gilead Cemetery. Charles Leicht 78 died at home after a lingering illness born in Berlin. Survived by widow son grandson two sisters and was a member of local lodges. Robert E Silvers 66 died at St. John's Hospital services at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Samuel Weddel Medora father of Mansul Weddel, funeral in Medora Christian Church.
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Pearl Pearl Carmack
E. Lynn St
St. John’s Hospital
Mabel Day
Josephine Holsey
Detroit
Jean Mullenix
Livingston
Tenn
Leland Bennett
Carl Bennett
Anderson
Shirley Stewart
Charles Stewart
John Stewart
Cookville
Mattie Davenport
Nashville
Edith Harris
Rosa Carmack
Harold Rozelle
Speck and Hyder
Mt. Gilead
Harles
Leicht
Charles Leicht
Cedar St
Berlin
Germany
Delco-Remy Plant 3
Sarah
George Leicht
Phoenix
Ariz
George William Leicht
Louise Bartel
Marion
Mary M. Leicht
Philadelphia
Modern Woodmen of America
Hayles Lodge
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Samuel Weddel
Medora
Seymour
Christian Church
Mr. Weddel
Mansul Weddel
Home Ave
Church Group To Hold Convention Here On Saturday
PERKINSVILLE White River Christian Brother and Sisterhood will meet Thursday evening 8 o clock May 19 at the Walnut Grove school building with the president Cleve McCarty. Many local residents and visitors are listed in a series of Sunday visits and calls across nearby towns. FOREST SERVICE The U.S. forest service dates back to Feb 1 1905.
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Perkinsville
White River
Harry Brown
Blanch Brown
Paul Stanley
Anderson
Frank McClintock
Here
Noah Richwine
Arzie H. Henry
Robert Littrell
Madison County Home Demonstration Club
Karl Gentry and Sons
Nora French
Dorothy French
Elwood
Karl Gentry
Robert Harvey
Aroma
Eugene Shaw
Eileen Boots
Neil Anderson
Chester
Morton Gibson
John Mills
Oscar Bolt
Lirt Bolt
Charles Hackleman
Lapel
Bolt
Arzie Henry
North of
Ae Bolt
Charles Conrad
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Sacramento
California
Oregon, and
U. S
Nears
Thorn Coal & Feed CO
Summitville
Yorktown Grain Corp
Yorktown
Jools
Tetr i
EL Staley Mnfo. CO
Decatur, RI
Staley's
Midwest
RD Shield
RED Shield
Ofer
Stockholm
Sweden
Blubaugh
Warsaw
Marion Generals Hospital
Indiana University Washington
Robert Forney
United States
Ray
Malta
Strickler’s Hardware
Madison Ave
Lifer
U. S. Court of Appeals
Jerome N. Frank
Madison
John D. Richardson Lapel
John D. Richardson
Richardson
Monroe County
P. Lodge
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lina Richardson
Charles
Tillman
Bloomington
Minnie Richardson
Sadie Gallion
Lyda Pearson
Don Hunter
Fairmount
Allan Richardson
Bert S. Bowne
Shirley
Bert
Boyne
Greensburg
Lodge
Bowne
Arlington
Ind
F. Lodge
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Shirley Christian Church
Verle Libby
Arlington Cemetery
Lowell Bowne
Galesburg
Thomas Bowne
Ft Campbell
Cliffie
Lawrence Olsen
Fortville
Lawrence
Olsen
Paul C. Cory
Concordite
Vernon L. Lee
Huntsville
JH. E. Lee
Lee
USO
Ent
Schram
Peru
United Service Organization
USO Board of Governors
Was
American Exchange
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Desi Moinesister
Peceetiee
Fort Wayne
Ers
Khrush
AFL
Mayachev
Carpenters Union
Trig
Robert E. Silvers
Walnut St
St. John's Hospital
Clark Myers
Park Place Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Caradean Williams
Ernest Rich
Richard Craib
Ralph Lawrence
George Harper
Richard Boze
Painter
Tau
Interstate Finance
Etenwrrernrater
Meridien
Forest Service
U.S. Forest Service
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