Disappearance of Hungarian Exile Feared
Budapest exile Miklos Szaba vanished from his Vienna apartment last Saturday amid fears tied to the disappearances of three other Hungarian exiles. General Oliver Benjamin arrived from Strasbourg to probe. Szaba’s friends report letters claiming a return to Communist Hungary.
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Vienna
Miklos Szaba
Szaba
Hungary
Smallholders Party
Hungarian Revolutionary Council
Oliver Benjamin
Revolu
Tionary Council
Council
Strasbourg
France
Szabo
Sandor Nagy
A. Zala
Sagi
Nagy
Zala
Charles M Grimes obituary in Anderson
Charles M Grimes 72 of 140 W 17th St died at St Johns Hospital after months of illness He was born June 4 1875 in Maysville Ky and came to Anderson to work as a stage manager for Alliance Theater Corp He was a Spanish American War veteran and St Marys Catholic Church member He is survived by wife Hallie B Grimes four nieces and four nephews and a great niece or nephew Funeral arrangements and full details follow in local notices.
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Charles M. Grimes
17Th St
St. John's Hospital
Grimes
Maysville
Anderson
Alliance Theater Corporation
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hallie B. Grimes
Crown Hills
Indianapolis
East Maplewood
Flossie Goacher
Flossie O. Goacher
Lapel
East Wayne Re Florida
Union of Schools
Charles
Bethany Christian
Noblesville
Pen
Bethany
Blandinsdleton
Indianapoliserhood
Sisterhoodville
Clarksville
Iband
Walter
Glade City
Wanda
Scott
Bedford
Beverly Weston
Patty Mills
Denison
Texas
Rudolf Humke
Milton Ave
Albright Funeral Home
Lizzie Humke
Robert Humke
Humke
Mr. Humke
Berlin
Germany
Albert Hurnke
United States
Ohio
Mary V. Cullen
Summitville
Harry Cullen
Leeds
England
Charles I
Mary Worth
Canada
Vonda
Saskatchewan
J. Erma Matheson
Alice McClain
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ralston Staples
Calgary
Clayton Staples
Edmonton
Province of
Alberta
Lawson
Benjamin J. Lawson
St. John’s Hospital
Linville
Iowa
William
Ollie’ Lawson
Mt. Morris
Mich
St. John’s ‘Hospital
Whetstone Christian Church
Lodge 535
George Hackett American Legion
Wilma Lawson
Ivan F. Fisher
James Stollemyer
Jack T. Davis
Flint
Howard Kahler
Granger
Ivan.c. Lovett
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Fred Greenlee
Camdenton
Burl Lawson
Des Moines
Toya
Harold E. Rozelle
Miles B. Martin
Funeral
Michigan
John Howell
Flint Memorial Cemetery
Lawson Takes Part In German Field Training Exercise
Army Pvt. William N. Lawson participated in a one day field training exercise with the 10th Division's 7th Infantry near Grafenwohr Germany. Lawson is an ammunition bearer with Company B and entered the Army in May 1956 arriving in Europe in November. His wife Marjorie lives at 1905 W 9th St Anderson Ind. His mother Mrs Orville Schwinn resides in Alexandria.
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Grafenwohr
Germany
William N. Lawson
Marjorie
9Th St
Anderson
Ind
7Th
Lawson
William M. Lawson
Scottsburg
Europe
Orville Schwinn
Alexandria
Mathematicians debate the symbol X in math texts
Chicago reports Dr. Karl Menger of IIT proposes standard rules for mathematical symbols notably x and y after noting many correct answers exist. He argues current algebraic language confuses learners and calls for reclassification. Carnegie grant funds a three year study of symbol use.
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Chicago
Karl Menger
Illinois [Institute of Technology
Steel Workers Strike Strikes East Chicago Plant
UNit ed Steel Workers district director called the East Chicago Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co strike unauthorized after 200 workers walked out. The action followed a wider job walkout that halted cross-picketing and affected over 11 000 others across the plant. A reconciliation effort was stated. Also reported VA moves area medical offices from Columbus to Indianapolis as part of a regional realignment.
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Gary
Ind
Joseph Germano
United Steel Workers
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Chicago
Germano
Youngstown
Hoosier
Washington
Veterans Administration
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Company plans five day schedule after shutdown
Company spokesmen said no meeting would be held with the workers until they return to work. Early Thursday the firm shut 11 open hearths and three blast furnaces, units that produce over 21,000 tons of steel daily.
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California
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Don Snow
Dayton
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Fred. W. Britton
Lauderdale
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Ida Britton
Ward Stillison Company
Britton
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Ascha Weschler
Mrs
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Weschler
Fletcher
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George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
William and
Griffith Kiely
Joseph’ Chambers
Willard Makepeace
J. Cromer ‘Alldredge
Carl Kraz
Madison
Nellie C. Gwinn Lapel
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Henry County
Sarah’ Clatterbaugh
Methodist Church
Glen
Bonnie Schott
George Clatterbaugh
Betty Duganich
Glen McDonald
Wisher Brothers
Ralph Emswiller
Middletown
Cottage Ave
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Earl Cogan
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Miller Cemetery
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Good Housekeeping
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Wardey
NORE
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