Do You Want $117,000 Do You Solve Reuther Mystery
The September 7 1954 Anderson Herald discusses a proposed large reward linked to the Walter Reuther shooting and a long-running UAW intrigue. It covers past hints of conspiracies, trials, and evolving allegations involving Reuther, Bolton, and others, with a focus on the unresolved mystery and reward details.
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The
Anderson Herald
Reuther
Dethott
UAW
Ford Gates
John Wilkes
RJ. Thomas
Booth
Lincoln
John Dillinger
Lind
Thomas
Berghaby
Atd
Union
Walter P. Beard
Itve
Michigan
Walter
Vic
Mae
CIO
Victor
Walter Reuther
King
Louis Johnstone
Conarly
Viels
Carle E. Bolton
Gerald O'Brien
Joseph Kaliszewski
John
Pantella
Bolton
United Reuther
Kaliszewski
AFL
Teamsters Union
Wayne Conn
Board of Supervisors
Midh
Commie
Ford Uaw
Highland Park
Ieen
St Nen
Nice
O'Brien
Hall O'Brien
Carl Renda
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Su Iivn
Canada
Donald Ritchie
Ritchie
Summer weight tips from Josephine Lowman
A dated health column advises women to count calories and perform a series of exercises to stay slim during summer. It promotes leg and torso stretches, scalp massages, and oil applications for skin and hair, promising a nine day plan and a booklet for further guidance.
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Anr
Josephine Lowman
Cate
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Specia
the Regis
Bune Syndicate
Universal good from A bomb seen in Strauss speech
L Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission said the A-bomb's destructive power can be redirected into universal good. At dedication ceremonies for the first full scale atomic power plant he noted peaceful aims and the wide range of civilian uses spurred by atomic research. He cited medicine biology agriculture chemistry and metallurgy as fields benefiting society. He urged healthy diets for expectant mothers amid national policy debates on peace and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Strauss
Enartman
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
AEC
Atom- Energy Commission
Sterling Cole
New York
Chai
Joint Committee
Atomic Energy
Soviet Union
Jtme International Atomic Pool
United Nations
Otis Brattain Anniversary Observance At Home
Otis Brattain and his wife celebrated their anniversary Sunday at home. Guests included Robert Coates and family, Max Brattain, and many local friends. The piece also covers wedding and family notices, dietary tips for pregnant women and general household routines, with references to several local residents and events.
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Otis Brattain
Robert Coates
Max Brattain
Guy
Whetsel
Rex McCarty
Walter Beate
UAW
Passwater
Rsannie Fistetives
Everett Dietzer
Mervyn Fisher
Paul Slack
Bloomington
Eee
Fat Shafer’ Lake
EA. Tull
Williams
Mitchell
Billy
James Rigdon
Cinci
Shelbyville
Garfield
Steedman
Basil Cased
Earl Hoke
Fisher
Advice to Prospective Mothers leaflet available by mail
A Department of Health pamphlet argues diet during pregnancy protects both mother’s teeth and baby’s development. It promotes calcium rich foods and proper nutrition, with a mail request method to obtain leaflet No 1 via Myrtle Meyer Eldred at the Des Moines Register-Tribune Syndicate.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Triebune Syndicate
Des Moines
Local families plan weekend visits and trips
Mrs Thad Lantz and children visit Barbar ton Ohio. They return with Miss Kristin Gl ter of Newark. Several couples will be guests at Winona Lake cottage. Chicago and Hammond residents visit Munson and local families over the holiday. Cleatis McDonnell and children vacation in the Smoky Mountains.
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Thad Lantz
Jean
Cynthia
Richard
Mary
Barbarton
Ohio
C. M. Albert
Kristin Gl Ter
Newark
Claude Money
James Money
Hun
Ben de Vol
Walter Kimball
Winona Lake
L. J. Zickert
Chicago
B. G. Humphrey
Richard Humphrey Ane
Hammond
B. E. Howenstine
C. A. Huston
Mrs. Cleatis McDonnell
Beverly
Larry
The
Smoky Mountains
Van Buren Bureau To Meet Tuesday
Summitville reports a regia monthly meeting of the Van Buren Farm Bureau at the Lions Club House Tuesday evening. Pet and Hobby Club members are asked to bring pets hobbies and flowers for judging. Ora Brock serves as president with Thurston as secretary. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in the social items section.
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Summitville
Regia
van Buren Farm Bureau
Lions Club
Pet and Hobby Club
Ora Brock
Thurston
Joe Saunders
Cranmer
Dick Mack
Miss
Mary Helms
Kokomo Traverse City
Mich
Sterie Baldwin
Marion General Hospital
Arch Layton Jr
Susan
Gary
Johnny
Indianapolis
Arch Layton Sr
Joe Lines
Here
Sally Bibbler
Muncie
Ft. Hood, Tex
Cpl
James Ines
Fishersburg Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
Nannie Jaden of Summitville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rich. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lennon of Linton, Mr. and Mrs. John Noble of Morristown, Harold Rich of Lapel on furlough, and other relatives in the area. Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Ablbrand hosted guests, with Rev. and Mrs. Richard Howell and Glen Howell among those calling.
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Lafayette
Edd Woods
Noblesville
Glass Vandyne
Greenfield
Oscar Ablbrand
Richard Howell
Fort Wayne
Glen Howell
Mark and
Jay Cassaday
Southport
John Bodenhorn
Nancy Hurlock
Beatrice Kraus
Indianapolis
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Dennis Harvey
Hamilton, Ont
Don Ritchie
Windsor
Ont
Tenda
Milon
1IAW
Emil Mazey
Jack Thomas Conday
By Josephine Lowman
Otis Brattains
Robert Wilson
Max Hoke
Sandy Ad
Lake Webster Reently
St. John's Hospital
Angerson
Voiney Rich
Versailles
Chauncey Breece
Shafer Lake
Messrs
Mesdames Garlander
Eugene Bushy
Woodrow McDonald
Martin Teeters
John Males
Look Magazine
Koretigals
KORET
California
van Buren Bureau
Robert Lowe
Chuck
Pam
Lake. Wawasee
Merrill Mills
Martinsville
George E. Albright
Kansas City
Sty
Jess Butler
Harold Jullins
Kentucky
Clearwater, Fla
Miller’s Fine Furniture
Daviovh
Ikon Eay-Trensch Amg Carenister
Kathie
Fishersburg
Hardin
Madison County Lumber Co
Madison County
Jackson
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