Polio Researchers May Open New Trail In Study Of Cancer
New York report states Dr. Jonas E Salk’s work on a memorial polio vaccine has yielded a technique to gauge antibodies that kill test cells. Cancer researchers show interest as the method may aid studies of continuously propagating cell lines and their ability to produce potent antibodies.
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New York
Jonas E Salk
Virus Research Laboratory
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Salk
Journal of the
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Masons Will Install Officers Saturday at Linton Lodge
Masons will install officers for the coming year in a public ceremony at the Linton Masonic temple at 8:00 PM Saturday. Joseph Robinson to be Worshipful Master with Malcolm Alsop John Shelton Roy Stanton Victor L. Wright Albert R. Truitt Frank Cox James H. Asrey Norman Workman Tom Cox listed among officers. public invited.
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Linton Lodge No
Linton Masonic Temple
Joseph Robinson
Malcolm Alsop
John Shelton
Roy Stanton
Victor L. Wright
Albert R. Truitt
Frank Cox
James H
Former Linton Man Expires at Bicknell
George W. Critchlow 82 of Bicknell died after a two day illness. A former Linton resident, he worked 30 years as a bookkeeper for Knox Consolidated mines last in 1952. Survived by son Norman E. Critchlow of Anderson, a granddaughter and sister Lulu Petty of Linton. Funeral 2:00 pm Saturday at Wampler Funeral Home with Rev. David DeBoer officiating. burial in Bicknell IOOF cemetery.
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George W. Critchlow
Bicknell
Linton
Mr. Critchlow
Knox Consolidated Mines
Marie Critchlow
Norman E. Critchlow
Anderson
Lulu Petty
Truman
Wampler
David DeBoer
Patient Mrs Goldie Franklin in Indianapolis Hospital
Mrs Goldie Franklin of Indianapolis and formerly of Linton is listed as a patient at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. She is in room B 216.
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Goldie Franklin
Indianapolis
Linton
Methodist Hospital At
Carlisle Youth Wins Coveted Willkie Award
Bloomington Indiana Two Indiana University law school seniors were named Willkie Scholarship winners for 1958 James P Seidensticker of Indianapolis and George L Ryan of Carlisle. The Willkie awards were created in 1948 from a grant by the Independent Clubs of America in memory of Wendell Willkie.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Law School
Wendell Willkie
James P. Seidensticker
Indianapolis
George L. Ryan
Carlisle
Willkie
Independent Clubs of America of
New York
Mrs Hosea Russell Dies at Bloomfield
Mrs Kathryn Russell 49 a Bloomfield resident died suddenly from a heart attack at her North Drive home. She was wife of Hosea Russell former Bloomfield school superintendent. Survived by husband two daughters three siblings and several grandchildren. Funeral set 2:00 p.m. Sunday at Bloomfield Baptist Church with burial plans undecided.
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Kathryn Russell
Bloomfield
North Drive
Russell
Hosea Russell
Terre Haute
Carl and
Louella Siner
Washington
Bloomfield Baptist Church
William Maddock
St. Louis
Sharon Russell
Veil Sparks
Pirento
Sirs
Thelma Kendall
Detroit
Ava King
Pueblo
Colo
Eda McGlone
Farmersby
James Rhoads
River at Elliston Holds Steady After Christmas Rain
River in Elliston continues to fall slowly from 24 feet Thursday to 23.50 feet today. Weather Bureau forecasts expect only a brief rise or standstill with possible heavy rain later, which could lift the river above 26.55 feet if rainfall is substantial.
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White River
Elliston
Weather Bureau
M. E. Brock
Lyons man enters hospital for observation at Terre Haute
Frank W. Carpenter of Lyons has entered St. Anthony's hospital at Terre Haute for observation and treatment. He is in Room No. 255.
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Frank W. Carpenter
Lyons
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
GOP Seeks Top Flight Leader To Steer 1958 Comeback
Washington dispatch notes Republicans face a tough 1958 through 1960, needing a strong strategist as they fear a heavy 32 Senate seats and all 435 House seats are up. Analysts flag Sen. George W. Malone and Sen. William E. Jenner as possible shoo-ins, though Jenner plans not to run.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
George W. Malone
R-Nev
William E. Jenner
Rind
Jenner
Malone
Father Relents After Court-Ordered Appendi x Operation
In Richmond Indiana a 11 year old girl Judy Pippen was in good condition after an emergency appendectomy. Her father Arthur Pippen at first resisted medical care for three days citing his Full Tabernacle of God beliefs. Authorities obtained a court ward to authorize treatment and the operation proceeded after the summons.
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Richmond
Ind
Arthur Pippen
Judy
Pippen
Full Tabernacle of God
Reid Memorial Hospital
Edward Cordell
Cordell
P. S. Johnson
Three Feared Drowned In Palestine Lake Warsaw Indiana
Indiana state troopers and skin divers hunted Palestine Lake southwest of Warsaw for the bodies of three youths missing since Thursday after an empty fishing boat was found anchored midlake. Steven Wallis and Dennis Howard of Warsaw and Robert Vandermark of Mentone were last seen on the outing.
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Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
Palestine Lake
Steven Wallis
Dennis Howard
Robert Vandermark
Mentone
Midlake
Wallace Manrow
John Hammersley
Indianapolis Population Grows by 34481
A special census shows Indianapolis’s population rising to 461654, up 34481 since 1950. Mayor Philip Bayt receives the figure from A Ross Eckler, acting Census Bureau director. The $70000 survey is expected to boost state tax revenues by about $568,935 in gas and liquor taxes by year end 1960.
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Indianapolis
Phillip Bayt
A. Ross Eckler
U.S. Census Bureau
Washington
Bayt
Five Million Fish Planted in Indiana Streams in 1957
The Indiana Department of Conservation announced that nearly five million fish were released in Hoosier waters during 1957. About two million fingerlings weighing over three tons were stocked, mainly bass bluegills sunfish and crappies.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Conservation
Hoosier Water
New Tax Guide Edition For Small Business Issued
The Internal Revenue Service releases a larger Tax Guide for Small Business by Sterling M. Dietrich district director. It adds 46 new rulings with examples and illustrations and includes a 1958 tax calendar and a quick checklist for new businesses. Priced at 35 cents, copies available at Room 310 Federal Building Terre Haute.
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Internal Revenue Service
Sterling M. Dietrich
Internal Revenue Office
Room 310
Federal Building
Terre Haute
Bulls Attend Son's Dayton Wedding
Dr and Mrs E V Bull depart Linton for Dayton Ohio to witness the marriage of their son John Bull to Miss Jean Nist of Chillicothe Ohio at the Episcopal church in Dayton Saturday at 3 30 p m The couple will be united in marriage in a ceremony planned for the afternoon and the event is noted as a family milestone with travel from Linton to Ohio for the rites.
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Marcia Validus
Dukes
Duke University
Miami
Mighty Oklahoma
Tom Topping
Hal McElhaney
International Soundphoto
E. V. Bull
Linton
Dayton
Ohio
John
Jean Nist
Chilacothe
Episcopal Church
Eisenhower to Work on State of the Union Budget at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower travels to Gettysburg today for a week of rest and work on the State of the Union and the 1950 budget messages to Congress. He will return by Jan 3 for the Civil Rights Commission’s first meeting and will host brief staff and cabinet visits during the stay.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
New
Civil Rights Commission
James C. Hagerty
State of the Union
Percival Brundage
Hagerty
Sullivan County Resident Succumbs
Albert R. Walters 74 of Sullivan died at Mary Sherman hospital. He lived most of his life in the Shiloh community west of Dugger before moving to Sullivan. Survived by widow Fae Buck Walters, son James Walters, two daughters Eva Mae Vester and Pansy Parr, sister Effie Robertson, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body to Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger then Sullivan. Services at Shiloh Church of Christ at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. burial Woodward Cemetery.
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Albert R. Walters
Sullivan
Shiloh
Dugger
Mary Sherman
Walters
Fae Buck, Walters
James Walters
Lucedale
Miss
Eva Mae Vester
Minnecie
Pansy Parr
Marion
Effie Robertson
Linton
Newkirk
Shiloh Church of Christ
Woodward Cemetery
Albert A. Phillips
Estelle Phillips
Linton-Stockton
Mooresville
Harvey Funeral Home
Maple Hill
Plainfield
Phillips
Mary Alice Phillips
Cough Blamed in Death of Child in Indiana Crash
Rebecca Josephine McDaniel aged 2 of Alexandria died in a crash four miles south of Andrews on State Road 105. Police say the child coughed prompting her father William 44 to glance downward. the car veered, hit a pole, and the door opened throwing the child into the highway. skull fracture listed as cause.
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Huntington
Rebecca Josephine McDaniel
R.R
Alexandria
William
McDaniel
Ind
Andrews
Rain Prediction Worsens Flood Threat Across Illinois
Weatherman forecasts more rain in Indiana and Illinois before 1957 ends with the wettest year on record possible. Indiana totals exceed 57 inches in Indianapolis while forecasts call for one half to one inch rain periods and near normal to slightly above temperatures across the state.
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United Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Two Armed Killers Sought After Fatal Bar Rampage
In Washington and Virginia a bar owner George Kaldes and musician Kenneth Fisher were shot dead after a dispute over a $20 bill. Armed killers fled southward kidnapping three people and forcing a car swap with Pfc. Larry Monteith and Doris Mattingly later released unharmed in Richmond. A state-wide manhunt was issued for two suspects described as aged 22 and 45, one wearing a red carnation.
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Washington
Pfc
Larry Monteith
Ft. Myer
Doris Mattingly
Miss Mattingly
Richmond
Alberta
North Carolina
Monteith
George P. Kaldes
Kaldes
Kenneth Harlan Fisher
Bernard J. Mainer
Greenwood Man Dies in US 31 Crash
SEYMOUR Indiana police report a collision on US 31 north of Seymour that killed 46 year old Joseph C. Scott of Greenwood. His wife Bertha 42 and son Bobbie 11 were hospitalized after a car driven by Gerald Smith 16 of Seymour began a turn as a fuel oil truck driven by Leo Summers 49 of Columbus attempted to pass the two cars collided and Scott's station wagon crashed into Smith's car.
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Seymour
Joseph C. Scott
Greenwood
Here
Gerald Smith
Leo Summers
Columbus
Scott
Smith
Bertha
Bobbie
First Arrival To Receive Gifts 58 Baby Derby Planned Here
The Linton area launches a 1958 Baby Derby offering prizes from local sponsors. Rules require area birth, resident parents, certified birth time, and entries by Jan 8 1958. The 1957 winner was Timothy Weaver born Jan 1 1957 at 1 37 PM.
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Linton
Linton Merchants
The
Daily Citizen
Timothy Paul Weaver
James Weaver
Rains Threaten Floods in Southern Illinois Evacuations Rise
Fresh rains hit southern Illinois as the Little Wabash River is forecast to crest at 34 feet, forcing four families to evacuate from waterlogged areas. Trucks and motorboats moved evacuees to safety while livestock posed the main challenge. no new evacuations reported north of the river in the same region.
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Illinois
Little Wabash River
Little Wabash
Murphysboro
Ill
Big Muddy
US Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Worthington J P Fines PDF Docket Monday Court
Seven defendants paid fines in the Orville P Falk justice of the peace court at Worthington. Four defendants faced 1 dollar fines and costs or 16.75 dollars each for various traffic and neglect charges on state road 67. Others included 17 year old William Dyer Jr of Worthington for tractor light violations, Donia J Crowe of Indianapolis for 75 mph, David L Kendall of Orlando for 55 mph, William D White of Worthington for following too closely, and Terry L McCulloch for driving 85 mph. Additional public intoxication charges were resolved for Virgil E Cothern, 40, Lebanon Junction, and John Starnes, Worthington, with Starnes committed to Bloomfield jail until costs paid.
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Orville P. Falk
George Campbell
David L. Kendall
Orlando
Fla
Stewart
William D. White
Worthington
Adam Arney
Greene
Terry L. McCulloch
State Road
Campbell
Virgil E. Cothern
Lebanon Junction
John Starnes
Clyde Cobb
Bloomfield
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