Bribery Trial Set to Open in Early October
Indianapolis report says the bribery trial of three Carpenters Union officers, charged with conspiring to bribe a former highway official in 1956 for quick profits in land deals, will begin October 3 after a week’s delay. Relatives may request Red Cross photos of World War II graves via Anderson.
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UPI
John Rouse
Wednesday schoo-Chapman
International Lance
Carpenters Union
Reso
Walter Bell
Marion Criminalfade
Wash
Indianapol Court
Lake
Wayne
Senate
Hutcheson
Indiana
Red Cross
Anderson
Federal Agencies to Be Investigated by Senate Panel
Senate Commerce Committee chair Warren Magnuson announced a sweeping investigation into all six federal regulatory agencies for next year. He called the field a mess and said the inquiry aims to speed agency work and possibly reorganize to boost efficiency.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren 3. Magnuson
D—Wash
Bake Sale Friday at Kelley Furniture 1129 Market
Mary Stewart of the BPW Club organized a bake sale this Friday at Kelley Furniture located at 1129 Market. Proceeds support community projects.
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Mary Stewart
BPW Club
New Drug NerMer-29 Aids Arterial Treatment
A four day meeting in French Lick Indiana unveiled NerMer-29 a drug claimed to block excess cholesterol formation and reduce blood cholesterol in eight of ten patients It was described to 400 salesmen as a major advance in treating hardening of the arteries.
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UPI
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William S. Merrell Co
Cinnati
Vicks
Latin Chemcal Co
America
Smith Richardson Jr
Breezie
Hemisphere
Deat of Vicks
Fidel Castro
Richardson
CMIQ
Gov
Osvaldo Dorticos
Buenos Aires
Dorticos
South America
Soviet Russia
Oeir
Estate of Netta Ellison Contested in Indiana Court
A probate filing in South Bend accuses the late Netta Muessel Ellison of unsound mind when she drafted a will leaving about 700000 to the Muessel Ellison Memorial Trust Foundation for philanthropic work. Sister J L Sailors, a beneficiary of 2000 and jewelry, contests the will. Ellison’s husband E Sherman Ellison was an Indianapolis insurance executive who died in 1990.
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UPC
Netta Muessel Ellison
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Muessel Ellison
Tidal Waves Worst Of Modern Times Warn Scientists
Washington officials report scientists call the Chile quake waves among the worst in modern times. Seismic sea waves spread across the Pacific, wrecking Hilo and leaving many homeless in Japan. Quake magnitudes cited range from 8.25 to 8.5, with larger historic quakes noted for comparison.
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UPI
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Mrs Maddox Struck By Auto Near Delaware Street
Mrs Barbara Maddox aged 28 at 519 Brown Street suffered bruises and abrasions after being struck by an automobile at the intersection of 6th and Delaware Streets. Police noted the car registered to Lafayette Street and she was treated at St Johns Hospital returning home from work with birthday gifts and cake.
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Barbara Maddox
Brown St
6Th and
Delaware Sts
Lafayette St
Maddox
St. John’s Hospital
Cerebral Palsy Group Hears Report On Services
The Madison County affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy met at the YMCA with chairman Mrs. John H. Burton Jr. presiding. A report outlined braces beds and transport costs for palsy victims and plans to finance care at a summer camp. a funeral service and burial are planned for a victim at East Maple Wood Cemetery with Dr. George S. Taggart officiating.
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YMCA
John H. Burton Jr
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George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
School Girl Recovers After Breaking Arm
Ramona Nicholson daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Nicholson is recovering after breaking her arm while playing at school. The article also notes social visits and community notices from local families including Mrs Mary Rich Mrs Nellie Lawson Mrs John Bodenhorn and others as well as national remarks on Eisenhower Paris summit and U 2 flights.
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Fishersburg
Ramona
Bill Nicholson
Women’s Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Church
Mary Rich
John Dill
Noblesville
John Bodenhorn
Art Sallee
Thorntown
Shelia Price
Milledgeville
Ira Cottingham
Sheridan
Gail Cottingham
Nancy Murlock
Mary
Rich
Frank Testers
Anderson
Edward Cotting Tham
D Oughters
Sue
Halton
Jim Wright
Weils
Roy Shively
Lf ‘Land
Obituary: Fred Boys 69 of Anderson
Fred Boys 69 of 1630/2 Brown St died at home about 5 30 p m Wednesday He was born November 9 1890 in Rush County son of Omer and Lella Boys and lived much of his life in Anderson He worked for the City Light Department Survived by widow Myrtle two daughters Martha and Elmo Barron one son Harry and one grandchild Services pending with Wally and Hiday Funeral Home Burial in West Maplewood Cemetery.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Harry
Albuquerque
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Madison area list Mrs. Garr Knight 76 Summitville and George W. Smith 74 Shirley among others. Services note multiple funeral homes, burial sites including Park Cemetery Fairmount and McCray Cemetery Wilkinson. dates and times vary by individual.
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Garr Knight
Summitville
Rt. 2
Powers Wife and Father May Plan Russia Visit
The disappearance of U-2 pilot Francis Powers's wife Barbara Powers and his father Oliver Powers spurred speculation they planned to travel to Russia to see him. Accompanied by Barbara's mother, they left Milledgeville by auto, with destination undisclosed. Oliver Powers said his son had left on "business" and would be away several days.
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Newln
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Ound
Norton
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kentucky Evangelist At 37th And Madison
The Rev. C. G. Estes from Mt. Sterling Ky speaks nightly at 7 30 at Meadowbrook Tabernacle 37th St and Madison Ave He pastors Church of God Carmage Ky and broadcasts Sundays on WLAP Beinston Ky He led the Carriage camp meeting for 17 years with host pastors Rev Art Badgley and Richard Badgley services open to the public
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Mt. Sterling
Meadowbrook Tabernacle
A7th St
Madison Ave
Couple Injured In Wreck Near Hamilton
An elderly Michigan couple, Massie Clymer and Vallie Clymer, were injured in a traffic accident one mile north of Hamilton. Their car struck a cement bridge abutment after skidding off a county road. both sustained serious injuries and were listed in fair condition at St. John’s Hospital. The couple were visiting relatives from Garden City, Michigan, returning from a Florida vacation.
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St. John’s Hospital
Massie Clymer
Clymer
Castor
Garden City
Mich
Florida
Cub Pack 3027 Holds May Meeting At Selene School
The May meeting of Cub Pack 3027 was led by Cubmaster E. J. Smith at Selene School with dens 2 and 3 and the Webelow Den presenting skits. Walter Keith won first place in the Pinewood Derby at the Scout-A-Rama in Alexandria while Mike Smith took second. New officers named include Joe L. Newby institutional representative and Harry Grimes as chairman, with E. J. Smith continuing as Cubmaster.
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Webelow
Alexandria
Walter Keith
Pinewood del
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Scott Slick
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Bill Shearer
Dean Donnelson
Roger Lynn
Mike Porter
I Gordon Burton
Dewey Bair
iClaude Johnson
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Danny Hollenbeck
Jack Winton
James Leach
Joan Boyd
Mike Martin
Dante Phillips
Roger Shirley
Danny Lathhope
Mike Reiley
Joe L. Newby
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Harry Martin
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Roy Gray
President Keeps Defense Steady Amid Paris Debate
President continued from page one proposal during a United Nations debate as Soviet Premier Khrushchev scoffed at it after the Paris offer. He urged steady defenses for the long pull, rejected a big buildup, and said new tech would join the armed forces as it develops. He cited reconnaissance satellites as diminishing U2 flights.
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Memorial Day Observance and Traffic Precautions Noted
Memorial Day observance continues with references to open societies and world peace themes. Authorities announce intensifications in traffic policing and holiday travel safety as the note of national commemorations extends into the long weekend.
Turkish Assembly in row over crisis turns violent
In Ankara the Turkish National Assembly erupted in fighting during a debate on an internal crisis. Deputies were injured as benches and microphones burned while several members left bloodied. Police were called in and injured amid clashes triggered by Osman Bolukbasi's non recognition and Kasim Gulei's unsanctioned floor attempt.
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Rockefeller Shifts View on Vice Presidential Candidacy
Rockefeller, after initially resisting a vice presidential bid, says leaders may influence his stance and hints a trip to Chicago could follow. He notes drafts rarely occur and explains New York’s strong party role. He had rejected a favorite son path at a state GOP gathering, citing New York’s power and deep party interests.
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Born Free lioness Elsa true story by Adamsons
Reader's Digest condensed tale tells how Elsa the lioness cub grew to 300 pounds and learned to live in the wild after being kept as a pet. The Adamsons freed her to roam while remaining affectionate, with scenes of sleeping in beds and riding in cars.
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