Wealthy Shoe Manufacturer Asks Divorce
Marie The Body McDonald and Harry Karl, a wealthy shoe manufacturer, faced divorce in a Hollywood court. Karl filed for divorce charging mental suffering and denying any striking. McDonald alleged abdominal blows and an expected October child, while prosecutors declined battery charges.
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Hollywood
Marie
McDonald
Harry Karl
Miss McDonald
Karl
Santa Monica
Yuma
Ari
Israeli patrol ambushed near Lebanon border. soldier wounded
An Israeli patrol was ambushed near the Lebanon border late Sunday night. one soldier sustained wounds, according to an army spokesperson.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Lebanon
Power nationalizing attempt charged in Congress
House Republicans labeled a Democratic subcommittee report on Eisenhower era power policies a political pamphlet aimed at nationalizing the electric utility industry. Rep. Jonas condemned the report as biased and an attack on free enterprise while the federal power sale row grows over private versus public utilities and first-call rights for cooperatives.
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Washington
House
Democratic
Charles Raper Jonas
RNC
Navy Transport Arrives in Seattle
The Navy transport Gen. M. M. Patrick arrived Monday from the Far East, bringing service members and equipment to Seattle for deployment and reassignment.
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Seattle
Navy Tranport
M. M. Patrick
Far East
Olive Tablets Laxative Study Reported by Doctors
Doctors report Olive Tablets achieve 9 of 10 effective results with 58 percent efficacy and milder effects than other laxatives. They act only on digested food in the lower bowel without weakening or depriving nourishment. Sold by all druggists with reprint information for Clinical Medicine.
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The
Olive Tablet Company
Station
Columbus
Ohio
Cigarette Price Rise Canceled By Liggett & Myers
New York reporters confirm Liggett & Myers will rescind a planned 45 cent per thousand cigarette price hike on Chesterfields announced last Thursday. No reason given. Competitors did not follow the rise, industry sources say their hesitation pressured cancellation.
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New York
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
iChesterfields
Liggett & Myers
Wholesalers Raise Prices Of Coffee
New York firms boosted wholesale vacuum packed coffee by two to four cents per pound effective Monday. General Foods Corp raised its coffee to 99 cents a pound wholesale and added two cent increases to Bliss Sank and Urban brands. Albert Ehlers Inc lifted wholesale prices to 98 cents per pound for carload lots and 99 cents for smaller lots citing rising Colombian and Brazilian prices.
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New York
General Foods Corp
Albert Ehlers Inc
Ehlers
British Secretary Calls for NATO Overhaul
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd urged NATO to overhaul its military structure to match changing Soviet tactics and favor cutbacks over new buildup. He warned Moscow is evolving, exporting Communism in competitive coexistence, risking Western free institutions.
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Newark
England
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Britain
Moscow
Brink's Car Shot Up In Gun Accident
White Plains New York five bystanders were lightly hurt when an inside gun accident shattered a Brink's armored truck. A driver and a guard ate lunch in the back when a 12 gauge shotgun toppled and discharged pellets through the vehicle wall.
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White Plains
N. Y
Brink’s Inc
Local AHS Grad Receives New Air Base Post
A3C Rosalie Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Elliott, 225 EF 14th St., has been assigned to the directorate of personnel at Tinker AFB Oklahoma. A 1955 Anderson High School graduate, Elliott entered the Air Force in October 1955 after training at Scott AFB Illinois. Her unit, the 1800th Airways and Air Communications Service Wing, oversees radar radio and navigation aids across the continental United States.
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Tinker Afb
Okla
Rosalie Elliott
Fred M. Elliott
14Th St
Directorate of
1800 Aasc
Anderson High School
Elliott
Air Force
Scott Afb
1800Th Airways and Air Communications Service Wing
Samuel A
Signal To Remain In Operation At 8th Street Intersection
City officials confirmed the automatic traffic signal at 8th St and Arrow Ave will stay in operation after Mayor Ralph Ferguson and City Clerk Ernest Coburn held a conference. They reviewed letters and calls opposing removal and decided to keep the signal active.
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8Th St
Arrow Ave
Ernest Coburn
Ralph Ferguson
Coburn
Latin Banquet Talks On Dead Latin At School Event
John Banghart of Wabash College Speaking Bureau will discuss how dead is Latin at Anderson High School Latin Club's Roman banquet tonight at the Methodist Church on 12th and Jackson Streets. Dinner by Homebuilders' Class led by Mrs. E. E. Smith. Mona Clem heads decorating committee. eighth grade students serve as volunteers during the feast.
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John Banghart
Wabash College Speaking Bureau
Anderson High School
Latin Club
Methodist Church
12Th
Jackson Sts
E. E. Smith
Mona Clem
Robbery at Indiana gas station leaves operator shot
Wounded filling station operator Denzil Dehoney told police he was shot in the arm and robbed of 500 dollars on Sunday night by two men and a woman. The loot included 22 two dollar bills.
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Mooresville
Ind
Denzil Dehoney
Final rites set for Charles J. Seip at Baker Brothers
Charles J. Seip of 1709 West 12th Street died Saturday at home. Final rites are 1:30 PM today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr. George Taggart officiating. Burial will follow at East Maplewood Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home.
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Charles J. Seipel
W. 12Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Taggart
East Maplewood Cemetery
Washington PTA to Honor Teachers Tonight at Dinner
Washington School hosts an appreciation basket dinner Friday at 6 p m to honor teachers and employees. Henry Baker chairs arrangements as former students and patrons are invited. An open house is planned with Rev Jeff Webb delivering invocation, Marilyn Bryant and Jon Hunt contributing, and Bever ly Hormne as main speaker with G E Ebbertt district superintendent. Families provide their own food while soft drinks are supplied.
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Henry Baker
Guy Speece
Baker
Jeff Webb
Marilyn Bryant
Jon Hunt
Russell Davis
Fred Bryant
Beverly Hormne
Supt. of Schools
G. E. Ebbertt
Rotary Club Meeting Features Davisson Speaker
At noon the Rotary Club in the YMCA hosts C O Davisson a local attorney and zoning law expert who has assisted Madison County in preparing a master growth plan for Anderson and area. John Farr serves as program chairman.
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Rotary Club
YMCA
C. O. Davisson
Indiana
Davisson
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Anderson
John Farr
Dismissals From St John’s Hospital Names List Many Residents
Dismissed patients at St John’s Hospital include Mrs Mary Able of 303 Jackson Street Gus Bennis of 2204 Morton Street Mrs Jane Brown of 1916 Highland Avenue and Leon Carson of 620 High Street Also noted are Harland Chapman Estella Davis Charles Dowell Richard Scraggs Wilma Stanley Maude Starr John Tumulty David Van Metre Ernest Finch Frankie Gammon Larry Hall Clifford Hayes Joe Hiatt Paul Kimble Ellsworth McClintick Reba Rhodes Tina Williamson Allen Zehring Archie Woolf and the Mayer family and their child at 824 Lafayette Street with others from multiple local addresses.
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Ernest Finch
Frankie Gammon
Larry Hall
Daleville
Clifford Hayes
Morton St
Joe Hiatt
W. 5Th
Paul Kimble
E. 23Rd
Ellsworth McClintick
Reba Rhodes
Hendrick
Tina Williamson
Lafayette St. Allen Zehring
Pendleton
Archie Woolf and _ son
Nelle St
Ellsworth Mayer and Daughter
Lafayette’ St
Farm Price Supports Debate Moves Toward Resolution
Conferees nélge toward a compromise on wheat and feed grain provisions as Rep. Cooley joins Tuesday session. If agreement holds, House and Senate could send a bill to Eisenhower by week’s end, with parity supports differing under House and Senate plans. The administration also orders federal land leased for farming to curb surplus production and align output with markets.
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Cooley
D-Nc
House
Eliender
Eisenhower
Senate
Benson
Poage
D-Tex
Conference Committee
Weather blamed for personal crisis reports in Vienna
Vienna psychologist Dr Hans Hoff linked a cool rainy Whit holiday weekend to a spike in personal crisis reports. Eleven people took their lives in 24 hours as sudden weather changes heightened nervousness and mood lows among sensitive residents.
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Vienna
Hans Hoff
Points For Parents Mother and child quarrel over doll
A mother warns her daughters to stop quarrelling about a doll or Jane will go home leaving the other to play alone. She suggests finger painting to keep them occupied. The piece notes separating siblings does not boost their ability to play happily together.
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Jane
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
multiple obituaries from Madison and nearby counties list Clayton McClintick 56 Lapel died in St Johns Hospital. Ward McClintick 33 Lapel dies in Ohio auto accident. Bettie Hockersmith 64 Summitville dies after illness. John Paul Nicholas 43 Middletown dies at home from heart attack. Funeral arrangements described for each, with survivors and burial details.
Anderson Obituaries: Luther Pyles and Violetta Merry
Luther Pyles, 76, died at St. Johns Hospital after years of ill health. Born in Franklin County, he lived with his daughter in Anderson and leaves a widow and several children. Violetta Merry, 86, of 426 Wheeler Ave., died at St. Johns Hospital after months of illness. She worked for National Tile and had a son, grandson, and great grandson. Funeral details listed for both at local homes with dates pending.
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Luther Pyles
St. John's Hospital
Mr. Pyles
Franklin County
West Frankfort
Ill
J. F
Ella Pyles
Myrtle Daniels
Daniels
Roosevelt
Violetta Merry
Wheeler Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Lynn
Ind
Anderson
National Tile Company
The
Christian Church of
New Castle
City Worker Dies Sunday Morning In Anderson
Richard H. Alexander age 69 of 2211 Franklin Sr died at 5 30 am Sunday at St Johns Hospital He was born in Georgetown Kentucky and lived in Anderson 46 years An employee of the city for about five years he is survived by his widow Lou Emma two brothers Robert Richmond and Eugene Indianapolis two grandchildren Mrs Freddie Sleet Anderson and Robert Alexander Bakersfield California four great grandchildren and several nieces Funeral arrangements are with Underwood Funeral Home no date set pending arrival of relatives from California Services will be at Bethesda Baptist Church with Rev Henry McBride in charge Burial will be Maplewood Cemetery The license bureau custodian served in that post for about five years and the bureau office will be closed during services
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Clayton K. McClintick
Central Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Lena
Anna Bell Pedro
Elwood
Martha Roicourt
Burbank
Calif
Elsworth McClintick
Anderson
Mark
Fisher Brothers
Brookside Cemetery
Ward McClintick Lapel
Ward McClintick
Athens
Ohio
Lapel High School
Christian Alliance Church
A. M. 625
McClintick
Frances Harris
Herbert
Lawrence
Ellen
Blanchard McClintick
Charles
Martha Edrington
Margaret Millner
Fortville
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Benjamin Mannix
Vinson Funeral Home
Gordon Goodman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Robert Hackersmith
Summitville
B. H Tharp
Muncie
Arthur Armstrong
Dannie Armstrong
Middletown
John Paul Nicholas
Rt. 1
Iowa
Nicholas
Elbridge Nicholas
Hamilton
Ballard and Shirey
Richard H. Alexander
Franklin Sr
Mr. Alexander
Georgetown
Lou Emma
Robert
Richmond
Eugene
Indianapolis
Freddie Sleet
Robert Alexander
Bakersfield
Underwood Funeral Home
California
Bethesda Baptist Church
Henry McBride
Maplewood Cemetery
Alexander
License Bureau
Grants sent to Marion groups from Leach estate
Marion recipients receive $17,000 each from the S. B. Leach estate funds. The Grant County Children's Home and the Odd Fellows lodge at Matthews were slated to get the payments, delayed by a lifetime estate to Leach's widow who died last year.
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Ind
Grant County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Matthews
S. 8
Leach
Fairmount
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