Sukarno Visits Lincoln Tomb in Springfield
Indonesian President Sukarno visits Abraham Lincoln's tomb in Springfield Illinois places a wreath and prays at the memorial. He meets Gov Stratton and is escorted by officials while receiving gifts and greeting thousands of spectators.
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University of Illinois
Champaign
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America
Purelube and Pure gasoline Offer Octane Bonus
Modern four year old engines need higher octane after break in. Purelube High HP motor oil plus Pure gasoline claims to reduce deposits and provide a knock free power boost worth up to four octane numbers. New cars retain showroom power while older ones regain it starting today. Be sure with Pure.
Indiana Highway Death Toll Rises
Indiana reports multiple road fatalities over the weekend. Robert Bell, 17, of Rockport died from injuries after a two car crash on Ind. 75 near Boonville. three others were hurt. Frederick L. Van Dietenbos, 21, of Goshen, perished when an auto sideswiped a tree and then crashed nearby. A train car collision near Gary on Saturday claimed three Chesterton residents.
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Robert Bell
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Bell
Boonville
Frederick L. van Dietenbos
Goshen
Gary
Chesterton
Man Found Dead Near Hammond Spur After Train Fatality
Edward E. Ferris aged 34 a switch tender for the Indiana Harbor Belt Line was found dead Sunday on a railroad spur near downtown Hammond police said his legs were severed apparently by a train. John Kadric resigned as dog warden in Trumbull Connecticut citing 2 a.m. calls about barking dogs.
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Edward E. Ferris
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Indiana Harbor Belt Line
Trumbull Conn
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Indiana Cities Face State Aid Cut Over Loan Defaults
Three Indiana cities Terre Haute Gary and Michigan City will lose state aid in July for failing to repay Postwar Planning Revolving Fund loans. Auditor Curtis Bardin withholds their alcoholic gallonage tax shares. Terre Haute's last allotment was 18000 dollars Michigan City's 8000 dollars and Gary's 39000 dollars.
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Top Hoosier Court Grants Reprieve to Flowers
The Indiana Supreme Court granted Elmer J. Flowers a second reprieve from the electric chair. Convicted in Vigo Circuit Court for the Oct 4 1954 murder of his former wife Iane Kennedy, Flowers was to die June 7. The extension to Nov 30 allows time for appeal briefs.
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Indiana Supreme Court
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Iane Kennedy
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Jesse H. Jones Ill in Houston Hospital
Jesse H. Jones, 82, Houston financier and former secretary of commerce and RFC head, was reported in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital after entering about two weeks ago. He published the Houston Chronicle and owns 35 multistory Houston buildings including downtown hotels.
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Fort Wayne milk market chief dies in Chicago visit
Charles Hemple age 50 federal milk market administrator for Fort Wayne and South Bend died of a heart ailment Monday while visiting his parents in Chicago.
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Charles Hemple
South Bend
Chicago
Automation sparks nationwide strike at Standard Motor Works
London report shows twelve thousand workers walk out to protest 3500 layoffs amid plant reorganization and new machines for cheaper tractor production. Critics blame automation for job loss. unions push for shorter hours, no foreclosures, and retraining while warning against Communist influence.
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Michigan
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Britain
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