Peron accuses Catholics in radio address in Buenos Aires
President Juan D. Peron denounces Catholics as treasonous in a nationwide radio speech. He vows to enforce his will, while Peronists riot and clash with shops vandalized as the church state dispute intensifies. A general strike is called to honor the flag and Eva Peron.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Eva
pro-Peronista General Confederation of Labor
Vatican
Hitler
Linton Fourth of July Parade Plans Revised
The Greater Linton club announced changes to the July 4 parade location moving to Humphreys Park. Parade forms on H street in front of Linton Stockton High School and travels Main Vincennes Twelfth and A to the park with floats parked near State Road 54. Prizes include best bicycles ten dollars, professional floats 50 first 35 second 25 third, locally-built floats 50 first 35 second 25 third, youth groups 25 15 10 5, and comic entries 25 15 10.
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Linton
Greater Linton Club
Humphreys Park
Linton- Stockton High School
Main Street
Vincennes Street
Twelfth Street
Joe Haseman
State Road 54
Haseman
Linton 38Th Reconnaissance Company
38Th National Guard Division
Veterinarian Charged With Swindling Insurance Firm
Dr. Roland W. Ament, a Bloomfield area veterinarian, faces a Greene circuit court charge of swindling United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. for a false claim on a 21 inch General Electric TV loss amid a March 21 fire that destroyed his quarters. Witnesses include William S. Harrah Carolyn Kirk and Howerd Stein.
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Roland W. Ament
West of Bloomfield
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Dr. Ame
William S. Harrah
Indiana State Fire Marshal's Office
Paul Heywood
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
General Electric
Mr. Harrah
Carolyn Kirk
Howerd Stein
Gosnell Funeral for Orval D Gosnell Wednesday
Funeral services for Orval D Gosnell 84 retired coal miner and farmer of Coalmont will be held at 2:00 PM Wednesday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville. Rev Bert Sanders to officiate with burial at Stevens Cemetery Lewis and graveside services by Lewis Masonic lodge.
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Orval D. Gosnell
Coalmont
McClanahan Funeral Home
Jasonville
Bert Sanders
Stevens
Lewis
Local Residents Attend University Commencement
Local residents Mr and Mrs Victor Briggs Mrs Mary Craig and Mr and Mrs Wayne Hamilton attended commencement exercises at Indiana University Monday. Miss Barbara Brigs was a member of the graduating class. Following the services Mr and Mrs Roy Cook of Bloomington entertained the family at a luncheon in their home.
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Victor Briggs
Mary Craig
Wayne Hamilton
Indiana University
Barbara Brigs
Roy Cook
Bloomington
Krishna Menon Sees Slight Gain in Far East Peace Prospects
Indian roving ambassador V. K. Krishna Menon said peace prospects in the Far East look a little better as he arrives in Washington to discuss possible talks with Red China. He noted his mission is delicate and declined to reveal proposed steps or possible releases of airmen and civilians.
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Washington
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Far East
Krishna Menon
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Red China
National
U.S
Formosa
Senior Citizens to meet Thursday for luncheon
The Senior Citizens group will gather Thursday at 11 30 in the Rest Haven dining room for its monthly luncheon. Members aged 65 and over are invited to attend.
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Rest Haven
Guaranteed Wage Drive Continued By Reuther Today
DETROIT The CIO United Auto Workers opened preliminary contract talks with American Motors to extend the guaranteed wage principle to the rest of the auto industry. Walter Reuther outlined a pool funding plan with smaller firms and said scaled payments could vary by unemployment. He indicated Chrysler talks will follow the pattern set with Ford and GM.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
Nash-Hudson
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Britain Reaches End to 17 Day Rail Strike
The government and unions reach a settlement to restart 25 000 trains after a 17 day stoppage. ASLEF and NUR ratify an agreement with the British Transport Commission to end the walkout and begin restoring normal service amid severe freight backlogs.
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London
NUR
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
ASLEF
Walter Monckton
British Transport Commission
Commission
Bloomfield Man Receives Meritorious Service Medal
Max L. Holtsclaw of Bloomfield is awarded a commendation ribbon with medal pendant for meritorious service in Korea. He served with the 45th and 7th Infantry divisions and was chief clerk of the Regimental 5-3 Section, 2d Infantry Regiment.
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Max L. Holtsclaw
Bloomfield
Korea
Holtsclaw
45Th
7Th
Adenauer Presses Western Unity and Disarmament Plan
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Washington for talks with Secretary of State Dulles. He seeks a unified Western stance for the Big Four summit, a bold disarmament proposal, and reassurance that Bonn will not accept Soviet terms or neutrality for Germany. He plans further meetings with Eisenhower, Eden, and the Western foreign ministers.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Heinz L. Krekeler
Germany
Herbert Hoover Jr
John Foster Dulles
Adenauer
White House
New York
London
Bonn
Anthony Eden
United States
Moscow
Britain
France
Flag Day Celebrated Nationwide Across the United States
The nation observed Flag Day with nationwide celebrations and a proclamation from President Eisenhower urging Americans to display the flag. In Washington, an Army chorus prepared to perform a new song for the House of Representatives, tying commemorations to the 1777 Continental Congress decision.
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Missouri
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Washington
House of Representatives
Continental Congress
Tire blowout, fire wrecks truck cutting phone service
A tire blowout caused friction that ignited a fire washing out a truck five miles south of Lawrenceville. The blaze damaged telephone lines and disrupted service for about nine hours.
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Lawrenceville
Here
Former resident elected to office in Indianapolis Legion post
Terrie Underwood son of Mr and Mrs Hollie Underwood 161 10th St NE was elected Commander of Federal Post No 62 American Legion in Indianapolis He is a former Pleasantville High School graduate and has served as 11th District vice chairman and on a Department Committee for two years
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Terrie Underwood
Hollie Underwood
10Th St. N.E
American Legion
Indianapolis
Underwood
Pleasantville High School
Health Secretary Attacks Free Polio Vaccine Plan
Health Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby called the Democratic plan for free polio vaccine for all children unnecessary. She urged the Senate Labor Committee to back President Eisenhower’s modest plan to provide free vaccine only for those unable to pay, noting estimated costs from 28 to 35 million dollars versus 130 million for the Democratic proposal. Committee chair Lister Hill faced Republican pushback as he pressed for assurances that Salk shots are safe, arguing general safety is essential for mass immunization.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Hobby
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Republican Committee
Hill
GOP
George H. Bender
Ohio
Gordon Allott
Colo
William A. Fulleil
Conn
Burglary at Lyons Under Investigation
State and local police with Greene County are investigating a break in at the Mitchell General store in Lyons. About 65 dollars in cash and a 28 dollar electric drill were taken after burglars shattered a rear window. Responding were Lyons Town Marshal Jim Shelton Greene County Sheriff Jack Blakely Deputy Harry Wade and State Policeman Joe Feeney. Neighbor Mrs Slim Watts alerted store manager Bob Mitchell as two men fled east in a gray car.
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Greene County
Mitchell General
Lyons
Jim Shelton
Jack Blakely
Harry Wade
Joe Feeney
Bob Mitchell
Atom-Power Ship Proposed by the Expected to Sink
President Eisenhower seeks 21 million for an atom powered peace ship but Congress rejects the bid. The Joint Atomic Energy Committee approves 5 million for a related reactor project and urges cooperation in atomic peace efforts.
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Eisenhower
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
U.S
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Lufthansa
New York
Caribbean
South American
National Airlines
Trans World Airlnes
Trans World
Pan American World Airways
Germany
Hospital report admissions and dismissals list
Admissions listed for Monday and Today include Mrs Leslie Goodman Coal mond mother of Leslie Dale eight pounds five and a half ounces. Names include Mrs Clifford Suttles Dugger Junior Allen Lyons Miss Bertha Kirk Dugger route one Miss Judy Dugger Linton route three Harold McElroy Newberry. Dismissals include Mrs Delmar Thompson and baby Owensburg Mrs Norman Workman and baby Linton Miss Edna Mae Carpenter Bloomfield Miss Martha Jane Carpenter Robert Archer Jasonville route two Eugene Padgett Linton.
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Leslie Goodman
Coalmond
Leslie Dale
Clifford Suttles
Dugger
Junior Allen
Lyons
Bertha Kirk
Judy Dugger
Linton
Harold McElroy
Newberry
Delmar Thompson
Owensburg
Norman Workman
Edna Mae Carpenter
Bloomfield
Martha Jane Carpenter
Robert Archer
Jasonville
Eugene Padgett
Veterans Urged to Buy Licenses After Court Ruling
Greene County Conservation Officer Bill Lehman said free hunting and fishing licenses issued to Indiana war veterans are no longer valid after June 10. The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the practice unconstitutional, prompting officers to check licenses and warn veterans that using old permits could lead to prosecution.
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State Conservation Department
Greene County Conservation
Bill Lehman
Indiana State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lehman
Jailbreak Foiled at Madison County Jail
Five prisoners attempted to break out at Madison County jail in Anderson. Turnkey Frank Koeniger was struck with a lead pipe as deputies and city police stopped the escape before the inmates left the building. Among the prisoners are Albert Walker, 10, charged with a break from another jail, and Robert Sloan, 26, plus Richard Sarvis, 20, William Walls, 28, and Truman Cave, 25, all charged with armed robbery.
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Anderson
India
Madison County
Frank Koeniger
Howard Gilmore
Koeniger
Albert Walker
Robert Sloan
Richard Sarvis
William Walls
Truman Cave
June Could Be Indiana's Coldest June On Record
Indianapolis and state records show June 12 day average near 64.3 degrees, over one degree below any June since 1900 and possibly since 1875. Normal June average is about 72.2 degrees, signaling an unusually cool start to the month across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier
Family ties and Colby link to eight Jabar brothers
Eight year old Joseph Jabar from Waterville excels in St Joseph's parochial athletics and opts for Colby College, following four of his brothers Herbert Norman John and Paul who graduated in 1953. Tony graduated last year reinforcing a family Colby lineage. The piece also notes Indiana weather contrasts with cooler June readings and historic temperature records.
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Waterville
Joseph Jabar
St. Joseph's
Colby
Herbert
Norman
John
Paul
Tony
Indiana Sees First Break From Rainy Cool Spell
Indiana’s five day outlook shows temperatures near or above normal through Sunday with .25 to .75 inch of weekend rainfall. A record June 14 low of 45 set in Indianapolis marks a cooler pattern, while highs range 68 to 74 and nightly lows drop to 50s across cities including Evansville South Bend and Lafayette.
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Indiana
U.S
Indianapolis
Hoosierland
Evansville
South Bend
Lafayette
Desert storms flood Las Vegas and derail Zephyr train
Rain plagues the Southwest flooding Las Vegas with hail and four feet of water while a California Zephyr derailment at Sulphur washes out track but leaves 250 passengers and 30 crew unharmed. A Gulf of St Lawrence cold front lingers over the East as two resilient youngsters and an elderly man endure extreme weather in Baja California and Oregon.
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United Press
Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
Gulf of St. Lawrence
NearSulphur
Western Pacific
California
Augusta
Maine
Arthur Magston
San Diego
Calif
Baja
Lee J. Hibbs
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Reheating Vegetables Destroys Vitamin C Limits
New York home economists warn frozen vegetables retain more vitamins than freshs during cooking. Serve vegetables immediately after cooking to preserve nutrients. Vitamin C diminishes with reheating and prolonged waiting.
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New York
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