Honor Farm escapee Seized near Oakland City
Kenneth Cunning, 35, of Kokomo, escaped May 18 from an honor farm near Michigan City and was captured early Thursday at a roadblock near Oakland City Indiana. Officers pursued after a car he stole in Terre Haute was found abandoned. He later walked 17 miles to Francisco and stole another car before his arrest.
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Princeton
Ind
UPI
Kenneth Cunning
Kokomo
Oakland City
Michigan City
Cunning
Owensville
Albert Beck
Canning
Gibson County
Indiana 47
Indiana 64
Cunnings
Terre Haute
Francisco
Howard County
Dodd Drops Ten Libel Suit Charges
Sen. Thomas Dodd drops 10 of 14 counts in his $5 million libel and conspiracy suit against columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The revised filing narrows to conspiracy over alleged theft of documents from Dodd’s Senate office and three libel claims involving Julius Klein and Michael Struelens. Pearson and Anderson claim the move shows Dodd accepted compensation and pocketed campaign proceeds, and urge a swift trial with a single judge to reach a July or soon date.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Drew Pearlson
Jack Anderson
U.S. District Court
Connecticut Democrat
Dodd
Dunbar Associates, Inc
Senate
Julius Klein
Michael Struelens
Wwho
U.S
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo
Pearson and Anderson
John F. ‘Sennett
Italy To Permit Kidney Transplants
Rome AP: Italian senate health commission grants initial approval to a bill allowing kidney transplants among living close blood relatives. The measure expands a law passed last October permitting transplants from deceased donors and would require judge approval after medical consultation.
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Rome
Senate Health Commission
Jordan Independence Anniversary Noted
Jerusalem reports Israel celebrated its 21st anniversary of independence in Jordan on Thursday, with UPI noting the observance.
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Freedom of Fit by Hy Me Ob Hdtiyis
Breezy fashion note promotes the freedom of fit for sweltering days. It describes a mobile skimmer with a low collar in silk blends and references Printed Pattern 4788. Includes ordering details, sizing notes, fabric yardage, and mail-in instructions from Anne Adams at The aedaram Heald in New York.
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Anne Adams
Aedaram Heald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
INAME
Fim
Elestim
Mothers' Club Fetes Teachers At School Tea
Shirley notes show Elsie Hufford Mothers Club hosted the annual Teacher's Tea at Shirley School on May 19. Twenty four members attended with guests teachers and cooks. a fashion show featured models and news fashion reads. Awards were given for fashion show, riddle contest and banners for Grade One and Three, with gifts to staff. Officers served refreshments. The Ladies Missionary group met at Mrs Richard Badgley’s home with a Pentecost theme and new officers elected.
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Shirley
Elsie Hufford
Shirley School
Ruth Casey
Ruth Hussy
Eva Reeves
Eva Gabor
Rosemary Bright
Rosemary DeCamp
Lucille Lowmen
Lucille Ball
Becky Cupp
Rebeccs
Sunnybrook Farm
Omar
Dana Snyder
Eleanor Spegal
Dennie Collier
Thomas
Hirsh
Lucille Lewman
Mildred Willis
Grant City
Albert Wedeking Dies Former Indiana highway official
Albert O Wedeking 78 longtime Indiana highway and toll road official died after a 6 week illness in an Evansville hospital. He served 120 years on the Indiana State Highway Commission and as executive director of the Indiana Toll Road Commission. He built Dale State Bank to over 9 million dollars in assets and worked under Republican and Democratic governors. Wedeking also taught at Valparaiso University before banking in Caledon. The piece notes local YWCA related names and a June 9 gathering at Mrs Fern Basicker’s home.
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Dale, Ind
UPI
Albert O. Wedeking
Indiana Highway and Toll , Road Commission
Evansville
Wedeking
Indiana State Highway
Indiana Toll Real Commission
Dale State Bank
Indiana
Valparaiso University
Cale
Child Dies After Donkey Attack In Holland Farmyard
In Holland Michigan a two year old boy, Troy Edwards, died after a donkey grabbed him in a pasture and dragged him about 200 yards. His mother, Mrs. Morgan Edwards of Douglas, shouted, and the donkey released him. Officials say internal injuries caused the death.
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Holland
Mich
Troy Edwards
Morgan Edwards
Douglas
Needlecraft patterns and catalogs advertise crochet cloth
The notice promotes pattern 546 cloth measurements 60 inches and 47 inch centerpiece with pineapple and spiderweb stitch. It asks 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents extra for first class mail to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald New York. It also markets Needle Craft Spectacular designs and Museum Quilt Books with prices and mailing details.
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Win
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Needlecraft
New Museum
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Sennett
Sen. Dodd
Alexander Holszoff
Anderson
Holtzoff
U.S. Supreme Court
Italy
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Clarence Justice
New Castle
Red Cross
Clarence
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Earl Bainter
Don Hanson
Gladys Willis
Mary Kay Larmore
Knightstown
Garrico Furniture
Freedom of Fit
Mothers’ Club
Hattie Cox
Ruth Cox
Liarlene Gross
Ruth Campton
Richard Badgley
Presi
Albert Wedeking
Pineapple Beauty
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Star China Annex
Main ST
Fair, Inc
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U. M. Reg Ty Gant Ray, Inc
Phy Palarnid Crep
Aks Fy Drug Stores
Mal Telly
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