Three More Die In Indiana Highways Crashes
A press report lists six Indiana traffic deaths in a two day span. Names include George Brown 45 of Indianapolis Paul Abbott 23 of Kendallville and Leo Pace 22 of Bedford among others. additional fatalities and injuries are noted along Ind 324 Ind 427 and Ind 37 with several victims treated at Parkview Memorial Hospital Dunn Memorial Hospital and Memorial Hospital.
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Associated Press
Indiana
George Brown
Indianapolis
Paul W. Abbott
Kendallville
Fort Wayne
Parkview Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Carper
Auburn
Ronald Lee Hewitt
Wawaka
William R. Perkins
South Bend
Memorial Hospital
Perkins
St. Joseph's Hospital
Leo Pace
Bedford
Ind
Luther V. Edwards
Orleans
Pace
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Frank E. Stigall
Milton
Centerville
Marshall
Paris
Earl Rahrar
Dublin
Garden R. Rayburn
Straughn
Estranged Continued from the dismissal to be sbunmed last night
Mrs Velma Lucille Hunt wife of the dismissed party is reported in the latest line of the estranged case. The article notes ongoing legal or marital proceedings and references her relation to the dismissed individual. The fragment provides limited concrete details beyond the relationship and status post-dismissal.
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Hunt
Wilkinson
James Zapf
Zapf
Velma Lucille Hunt
Recruit Dies After Heat Shock During Drill on Tuesday
A trainee identified as Everett collapsed during a 45 minute rifle drill. He was moved to a hospital after a medical corpsman diagnosed heat shock and died at 9 55 p.m. An officers board was ordered to investigate the incident.
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Everett
Cen
Paroled man rearrests for cigarette selling at Ham mond store
A parolee with a wife and two children in Hammond was found attempting to sell cigarettes at a local supermarket in Anderson. He had been paroled in March 1956 from the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton and now faces preliminary larceny charges after refusing to answer questions.
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Hammond
Anderson
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
GOP Women Plan June Meeting At Tower Garden
GOP women and party leaders map plans for a June 26 meeting at the Tower home garden 212 W 8th St. 7 30 p m with committee heads to be named soon. Dr Frank H Sparks Crawfordsville GOP gubernatorial candidate will speak at a noon YMCA luncheon with county delegates hosts. Arrangements are led by Robert Beck.
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Grover McMahan
Summitville
Marguerite Humphries
Alexandria
John Gray
W. L. Hollingsworth
Stanley
Tower
8Th St
YMCA
Frank H. Sparks
Crawfordsville
GOP
Dr. Sparks
Robert Beck
Living costs rise with food upturn in 1953 outlook
Labor statistics chief Ewen Clague warned costs in housing medical and recreation edged higher with summer uptrend possible and food costs rising gradually. The current cost index stands at 115.4 percent of the 1947 49 average, April levels highest this year, pork prices higher due to farmer discouragement, fresh tomato prices down about 20 percent in April.
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Ewen Clague
Labor
Clague
Lague
Pentagon weighs possible Joint Chiefs trip to Moscow
Officials discuss a potential visiting invitation for U S military leaders to Moscow for the Soviet air show and a possible inspection of Soviet armed forces. State Department and White House aides note a formal Pentagon review while speculation grows about broader Joint Chiefs of Staff attendance.
Local dignitaries attend benediction at ceremony
The event featured participants including Shop, Byron Stewart, Delco Remy Div. and Guide Lamp Div., with representatives such as Paul Nunn Local 663, Ted B. Bloom and Ralph Land. Rev. J. Parris Bell delivered the benediction.
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Byron Stewart
Delco- Remy
Paul Nunn
Ted B. Bloom
Guide Lamp
Ralph Land
Hoyt Wright Co
Roland Maine
Gates
Melvin Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum’s
James Lavender
Hills Dept
J. Parris Bell
Administration seeks 250 million annual grants for four years to build new schools
The plan would provide federal grants totaling 1 billion over four years to fund new school construction. It faces House resistance with a potential anti-segregation amendment from Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. A showdown vote is anticipated, with a southern Senate filibuster possible if approved.
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Page One
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Senate
Senate Finance and Public Works Committees
Scouting Delegates Review 1955 Highlights and Awards
Delegates view a visualization of 1955 Scouting highlights with clinics today and Saturday covering leadership program membership finance health and safety public relations and more. The closing session features a National Court of Honor at the Music Hall with Silver Buffalo Awards for distinguished service to boyhood, recipients kept unnamed until the ceremony.
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Music Hall
Army seeks new fixed wing transport amid interservice row
Senate subcommittees will probe the interservice quarrel over guided missiles and air programs with House inquiries considered. The Army wants larger fixed wing transports three to five tons payload for rapid troop moves and casualty evacuation, arguing its planes must remain under ground command. Bridges urged consolidating inquiries under one umbrella despite election year popularity.
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Senate
Armed Services
House
Army
Air Force
Bridges
Congress
Urban League panel on government labor and industry roles
The event featured State Sen. Wendell Martin of Indianapolis speaking on government, Dallas Sells Jr. of the UAW CIO on labor, and Frank Allis of Guide Lamp on industry with Mayor Ralph Ferguson moderating. State Supreme Court Judge Harold F. Actor presented employment policy awards to Morris Rossen and Star Ching for local industry efforts.
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Wendell Martin
Indianapolis
Dallas Sells Jr
Uaw-Cio
Frank Allis
Guide Lamp Division
Ralph Ferguson
Supreme Court
Harold F
Morris Rossen
Star Ching
Two Suspects Appoint Attorneys in Conspiracy Case
Two defendants in an alleged felony conspiracy appeared yesterday and pleaded not guilty. James O Conner and Harold Mc Farland are named with a third defendant Terry O Conner in a fraudulent supermarket check scheme. O Conner is represented by Nelson Bohannon and Mc Farland by John R Walsh, both Anderson attorneys.
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Page One
Paul Kelley
James O'Conner
Harold McFarland
Terry O’conner
O'Conner
Nelson Bohannon
McFarland
John R. Walsh
Anderson
Motley's Safety Plan Aims to Cut Traffic Death Toll
Nationwide talks urged public awareness as a major safety key. Motley proposed highway suggestion boxes lapel pins and awards for perfect records plus compulsory training and psychological exams for violators. He urged press to treat safety as a regular beat with politics and police coverage.
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Motley
Byrd Signals Senate Action On Highway Bill Next Week
Senate leadership may move the highway funding bill to floor debate next week as the committee reported a measure adding 80 million dollars in revenue across the 16 year interstate program which aims to build 40 000 miles of superhighways. The Catholic Church in the United States Alaska and Hawaii reports a record 33 574 017 members an increase of over 9 million in ten years per the 1956 Catholic directory.
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Harry F. Byrd
Senate
United States
Alaska
Hawaiian Island
Victim Victor Riesel Leaves Hospital After Attack
Labour columnist Victor Riesel walked unaided from St. Clare's Hospital in New York this week after discharge. His eyes were bandaged and he received 24 hour police guard as he planned to return to his desk by Monday. He will continue his nationally syndicated column with assistants. Communist East Germany announced it would release all political prisoners soon. Deputy Premier Hans Loch said justice is reviewing sentences for amnesty.
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Victor Riesel
New York
St. Clare’s Hospital
Riesel
East Germany
Hans Loch
Department of Justice
Soviet feelers hint at US Joint Chiefs visit
The New York Daily News reports Russia secretly signaled Washington it would welcome a visit by the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff to inspect Soviet armed services. A United Nations source says feelers have already been put out by the Soviets.
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Aes Soe
Joint Chiefs
Moscow
United States
Zinchuk
Twining
State Department
Lincoln White
Russia
New York Daily News
United Nations
Washington
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Murray Snyder
Russia Provided They Were Invited. If Adm. Arthur W. Radford
United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
California educator proposes trades for dull students at national meeting
Dr. Frank Baxter of the University of Southern California urged routing average students into trade schools to free brighter pupils for advanced study. The National Congress of Parents and Teachers in San Francisco heard the idea amid protest. City Engineer Donald Gwinnup and Dr. P. T. Lamey discussed city services for site selection as a future option.
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California
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
San Francisco
Frank Baxter
University of Southern California
Donald Gwinnup
P. T. Lamey
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