Miller Monroe romance deemed irrelevant to contempt case
Federal Judge Charles F. McLaughlin ruled that Arthur Miller's romance with Marilyn Monroe is irrelevant to his contempt of Congress case. Defense sought to use the Miller Monroe courtship to gain acquittal and cited committee documents, but the judge refused and deferred ruling on the related motion until all evidence is presented.
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Washington
Charles F. McLaughlin
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Joseph L. Rau Jr
Miller
Rauh
Hat
House Committee On Un-American Activties
Miss Monroe
McLaughlin
Divorcee Faces Count In Hirshburg Slaying
Israel reports a divorcee, Ethel Mae Wise, 30, charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Roy Hirshburg, a renowned photographer, outside his studio in Jerusalem. Indictment followed a prior grand jury ruling. earlier charge was dismissed for improper jury selection. Sid Caesar joins Sylvester Weaver to produce films in New York.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Richmond
Ind
Ethel Mae Wise
Vorcee
Beer Menuchah
Eilat
Negeb
Wayhgs
Jary
Jordan
Miss Wise
Roy Hirshburg
Hirshburg
Ment
Dorothy Dandrige settles Libel Suit in Hollywood
Singer Dorothy Dandrige settles a two million dollar libel suit with Confidential magazine after a cash five figure settlement and a forthcoming retraction. The suit referenced an article about Dandridge in the May 1957 issue. Indiana dentists elect leaders at state convention with Dr Maynard K Hine named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dorothy Dandrige
Confidencial Magazine
Leon Branton Jr
Branton
Confidential
Miss Dandridge
Dorothy Dandridge
The
Woods
Indianapolis
Maynard K. Hine
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Indiana State Dental Assn
E. A.W. Montgomery
Evansville
Bernard A. Ackerman
Loogootee
Poland purges three former police chiefs from party
The Polish Communist Party says former security police heads Jakob Berman Stanislaw Radkiewicz and Mieczyslaw Mieckowski were expelled for terrorism and abuses during the Stalinist era. Joseph Swiadow, a former secret police agent who fled to the United States in 1954, is accused of responsibility for many abuses. The expulsions follow resolutions by the ninth plenary session denouncing police brutality and reaffirming Poland’s road to socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Polish Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomutka
Joseph Swiadow
United States
United Workers (Communist) Party
Poland
Jakob Berman
Stanislaw Radkiewicz
Mieczyslaw Mieckowski
Unanious Vata
Securrty
Central Sancce
Accuse- Haase
Greatest Bargain Says Detroit News Circulation Chief
Lawrence Hamilton, circulation manager of the Detroit News, told Michigan managers that a newspaper is the greatest bargain and a chief source of local and world information. He urged training carriers and indoctrination in the newspaper field for 8,000 Detroit area carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Lawrence Hamilton
Detroit News
Michigan
Hamilton
Detroit
New Rains Push Up Flood Crests In Oklahoma
Drenching rains up to eight inches raised flood crests on the Cimarron Arkansas and Verdigris rivers in northeastern Oklahoma. Arkansas River flooding reached south Tulsa neighborhoods for the second time in four days. Stillwater recorded 7.78 inches of rain in eight hours forcing 2000 residents from homes and causing substantial property losses. State Civil Defense projected total damage over 28 million dollars after four weeks of drought-breaking rain. Ten deaths were reported last week with no new fatalities since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Cimarron
Arkansas
Verdigris
Oklahoma
Tuls
Stillwater
Rethnham
Eisenhower
Congress
Joans
Joan
Marines Set Up Co-Ed Barracks at Henderson Hall
At Marine headquarters in Washington Marines create a co-ed barracks due to tight living space. Twelve veteran noncommissioned officers occupy a building with 29 enlisted women on the second floor reserved as off limits to men. Both sexes may share the lounge for visitors and television.
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Washington
Henderson Hall
Virginia
Marine
Plane Loses Baggage When Door Rips Off
A Capital Airlines Viscount lost a 50 pound cargo door after takeoff from New York City. Fourteen suitcases fell over New Jersey, causing a propeller damage and prompting an emergency landing at Guardia Airport. All 34 passengers and four crew members survived with no ground casualties.
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New York
Capital Airlines
New York City
New Jersey
Aka Guardia
Partly Cloudy and Warm Forecast for Thursday
The Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy, warm and humid conditions with scattered afternoon or night thunderstorms and highs in the 80s. A low around 65 is expected tonight across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Logansport
U.S
WSAL
Anderson area chamber welcomes numerous new members
The report lists new chamber members including the Anderson Credit Adjusting Company Anderson Sewing Center Biddle Insurance Agency Arnold Brothers Blue Cross Blue Shield Sheriff Joe L Brogdon 3yrum Block Company Cain's Best Control Commonwealth Life Insurance Equitable Life Self Service Drug Company Herman Hallett A L Heiney Garage Postmaster W L Hollingsworth Stanley Hosek Food Market Indiana Flooring and Linoleum Dr Paul B Jarrett Ralph T Jones Keener's Restaurant Kell y's Garden Center Dr W C Keily Marsh Foodliner Inc John Marshall Life Insurance Mc Carroll's Auto Sales Modern Home Equipment Company Modern Home Insulation Company Modern Rug Company Jack B Nicholson Ray Norris Service Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Dr A L Biffle Robert R Robbins Roberts Studio Robinson's Service Billy W C Schuyler Rev Monroe Schuster Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Shank Electric Service John Showalter Skelgas Division Skelly Oil Company Tams Rexall Drug Company Toles Flower Shop Tibbets Plumbing Underwriters Adjusting Company Value Homes.
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Page One
Indiana
Anderon Credit Adjusting Company
Anderson Sewing Center
Biddle Insurance Agency
Arnold Brothers
Blue Cross - Blue Shield
Joe L. Brogdon
3Yrum Block Company
Cain's Best Control
Commonwealth Life Insurance Company
Equitible Life Assurance Society
Daug Self Service Drug Company
Herman Hallett
A. L. Heiney Garage
W. L. Hollingsworth
Stanley Hosek
Paul B. Jarrett
Ralph T. Jones
Keener’s Restaurant
Kelley's Garden Center
W. C. Keily
Marsh Poodliner, Inc
John Marshall Life Insurance Company
McCarroll's Auto
Modern Home Equipment Company
Modern Home Insulation Company
Modern Rug Company
Jack B. Nicholson
Ray Norris Service
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Biffle
Robert R. Robbins
Robert's Studio
Robinson’s Service
Billie W. C. Schuyler
Monroe Schuster
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Shank Electric Service
John Showalter
Skelgas
Skelly Oil Company
Tam’s Rexall Drug Company
Toles Flower Shop
Tibbets’ Plumbing
Underwriters Adjusting Company
Value Homes
End of School Year Bus Ride Highlights Roosevelt Route
Anderson Township closes its school year with report cards and last rides home. Veteran bus driver Virgil Hayden transports 115 children on Roosevelt School routes, a job he has held since 1939 across 18 years and three buses.
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Virgil Hayden
Roosevelt School
Herald
Jack Byrne
Berald
Anderson Township
Old Airport Road
Hayden
Cenidees
Jad
Anncrease
Accomp
Roosevelt, Franklin
Forest Hills
Edgewood
Twenty-Fifth Street
Lindberg
Township a Page One ty and that 10 of them were proved
Government officials report that ten of the assessed personal property schedules have been proven with Hartman and Dean confirming that the 1957 schedules will be completed within a few days. The County Board of Review will open its annual session June 3 to review the entire property list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Dean
County Board of Review
County Treas
Walter Hays
Jesse Biddle
John Walker
Lapel
Robert Malone
Alexandria
Circuit Court
Russell E. Stewart
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple obituaries from Greenfield Anderson and nearby areas note the deaths of Una E. Roudebush 72 Orville V Thomas Sr 65 and George Reed Shepherd 40 along with Mary Sholty 82 and Mrs Bess Finnell Tate plus Dr Harry J Weil 75. Services are scheduled in Greenfield Hutchinson South Bend Indianapolis and Delphi with burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery East Maplewood Evergreen and other local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with service details and funeral homes listed.
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UA E. Roudebush
Greenfield
Una E. Roudebush
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Peace Memorial
Thomas Arthur
Gravel Lawn
Orville Vernon Thomas Sr
Anderson
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Kans
Thomas
Florida Station
Alva
Cora Alice Thomas
Kansas
Theresaughters
Thomas Shock
Mary Moley
Sheffield
Ala
Will Middletown
Bolte
Dietrich
Ill
Mary -Franklin Minnick
Theodore Jones
Granife
Nck
City
Orville V
Robert T
Richardso
Middie Thomas
Hutchinson
Church of the Brethren
Claudus Pyles
Maude Diltz
Ora Zirkle
Helen Shroyer
Hettielin
Taylor
Lavonia
Ballard
Shirey Fun
BCS
East Maplewood Cemetery
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
George Reed Shepherd
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Shepherd
South Haven
Mich
Louisville
Flora Heights Church
VFW
The
Elks Lodge
Marjorie
Joseph
Reed Shepherd
Vera Shepherd
Owen Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Mary Sholty
Mary E. Sholty
Delphi
Goldie Hobbs
Edward B. Downs
Robert J. Sholty
Jackson Funeral Home
East Maplewood
Bess Finnell -Tate
Grace Methodist’ Church
South Bend
William N. Whear
Tate
Elijah Finnell
Ft. Myers
Fla
Harry, W. Moore
Hospital Dismissals Listed From St Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients from St Johns Hospital include Edith Stohler Markle ville George Kilgus Elbert Glover Henry Harris Thelma Fisher Robert Brake Alexandria Thomas Goss and son Thelma Wallace Thornburg and daughter Paul Meagher and daughter John Carlson and son William Stinson and son John Lollar and daughter Carl Smith and son Morris Moore and son Ellison Bannister and daughter Lavada Cash and Mary Stone Mildred Myers Alexandria Pike Robert Vogel Norman Lee Gary Adams Howard Sweetman Ethel Layne Myrtle Hurst Irene Conklin Charles Hardy SENATORS WIN Washington lefthander Ryne Duren pitched well but Lou Berberet homered to break perfect game. Camilo Pascual pitched seven-hitter against the Athletics.
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Elbert Glover
Morton St
Henry Harris
Madison Ave
Thelma Fisher
Cedar St
Robert Brake
Alexandria
Thomas Goss
Wallace Thornburg
Middletown
Paul Meagher
35Th
John Carlson and Son
Arrow Ave
William Stinson
Longwood
John Lollar
Mildred Myers
Alexandria Pike
Robert Vogel
Norman Lee
Gary Adams
Locust St
Howard Sweetman
Jackson St
Ethel Layne
Frankton
Myrtle Hurst
Nich'a Ave
Irene Conklin
Charles Hardy
Madison ‘lAve
Senators
Washington
Ryne Duren
Kansas City
Lou Berberet
Islington
Liael
Camilo Pascual
Athletics
Bic
Israel backs Eisenhower Doctrine in Middle East pledge
Israel's government issued a communique after two emergency cabinet meetings confirming support for the Eisenhower Doctrine in spirit. Premier Ben Gurion faced strong leftist opposition but aligned with Washington's Middle East plan and affirmed commitment to political independence and territorial integrity with appreciation for U S aid.
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Jerusalem
Eisenhower
Middle East
David Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Israel
United States
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Rossellini
Sonali Dos Gupta
Roberto Rosellini
Bombay
Ingrid Bergman
India
Sonali
Grave Sanisratories
Reds
Cadillac
Township
Orville V. Thomas SR
Madison
George R. Shepherd
Mrs. Bess Tate
Harry J. Weil
St. John's Hospital
Edith Stohler
Markleville
George Kilgus
Delaware St
Ag Boleh
Huntsville
Pendleton
Cine i
Chguns
SVG
So Andersen Mewerd
Dewn
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