Treaty critics test open skies style amid Cold War debate
Burke urged dismantling arms sites or limiting inspections, likening to Eisenhower Open Skies. Goldwater tied ratification to Cuba troop withdrawal and Berlin Wall. Eisenhower endorsed with one reservation to let US judge weapon use during vital interests threats. Mansfield warned full endorsement risks renegotiation and wariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Burke
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Cuba
Berlin Wall
Goldwater
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Laos
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Mansfield
Harry S. Truman
Fulbright
Miss Bumper Crop of Indiana Chosen at State Fair
The 4 H dormitory at the Indiana State Fairgrounds names Jenie Jackson, a 303 pound twister from the Jimmy Durante show, as Miss Bumper Crop of Indiana during a Sunday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Jenie Jackson
Indiana
Eisenhower Reservation Debate Surrounds Treaty Ratification
Fulbright says a reservation alters the basic U N charter right of self defense and should not be needed. Mansfield hopes Eisenhower will state his stipulation in a Foreign Relations Committee report. Dirksen cautions the former president may accept. Dean warns against attaching reservations to the treaty itself. The hearings may end today with a Sept. 9 Senate vote possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhower
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Arthur H. Dean
Kennedy
Foreign Relations, Armed Services and
Atomic Energy Committees
Dean
United States
Dirksen
Young Democrats Picnic Sunday At Frank Byrum Lake
Vigo County Young Democrats invite all Democratic candidates for the coming election to a Sunday picnic at Frank Byrum Lake. A caravan will depart City Hall at 11 30 a m to the Olde Paris road lake property. Boating fishing games and refreshments are planned with serving to begin at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County
Frank Byrum
City Hall
Paris Road
YC Club
Latin envoys press Haiti for refugee safety demand
Eight Latin American envoys urged the Organization of American States to require Haiti to guarantee safe exit for 44 refugees in Port au Prince embassies. The group includes 12 military officers sentenced to death in absentia over a failed plot to kidnap Duvalier’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Organization of American States
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Council Pares 3 Cents From City Budget
The council approved tentative levies with funds including Corporation Park Maintenance Park District and Police Pension. Totals show 2.746 mill rate raising 2,544,823 dollars plus requests for various department budgets. Terre Haute sanitary levy of 26.78 cents per $100 valuation would add 255,945 if state and county boards approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Board of Examining Engineers
Board of Public Works and Safety
Board of Health
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Terre Haute
Ray Harris
Olis G. Jamison
Donald E. Smith
Civil Town Boards Weigh Budgets In Vigo County
Vigo County boards in West Terre Haute Seelyville and Riley meet to set tax levies. West Terre Haute trims the levy by 16 cents to 3.2225 dollars, still 68.55 cents above last year. Seelyville approves 70.2 cents, up 40.8 cents from a year ago. Riley sets 94.5 cents, down 5.5 cents from the current figure. Busseron Conservancy District votes 27 cents, one cent above current but two cents lower than 1962. Board members include Harold Dodd chair, Ralph Brown treasurer, Ralph Woodward Sullivan County director, Wayne Copeland Pierson Township rep, and W. E. Jacob Jasonville Greene County member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Terre Haute
Vigo County
Roy Giles
James Keith
Dallas Day
John Cusick
Seelyville
Riley
Busseron Conservancy District Board
Busseron Board
Harold Dodd
Ralph Brown
Ralph Woodward
Sullivan County
Wayne Copeland
Pierson Township
Greene County
W. E. Jacob
Jasonville
Illness Fatal To Otto S. French
Otto S. French 67 of Farmersburg died Monday at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Fidler and Wood Funeral Home with burial in West Lawn Cemetery. He was former East Side Garage operator, a World War I veteran, elder of the local Presbyterian Church, and member of the American Legion, Sullivan County Past Masters Assoc and Farmersburg Masonic Lodge No 594. He leaves widow Emma, daughter Mrs Mary Heschelman, sons Thomas of Indianapolis and Otto Jr of Terre Haute, and nine grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Ind
Otto S. French
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Fidler and Wood Funeral Home
A. L. Tull
West Lawn Cemetery
French
East Side
Farmersburg American Legion
Sullivan County
Presbyterian Church
Emma
Mary Heschelman
Indianapolis
Thomas
Otto Jr
Missouri to Build $3.3 Million Nuclear Research Reactor
The University of Missouri announces construction of a $3.3 million nuclear research reactor in Columbia. It is described as the largest such project undertaken by an American university, marking a major boost to its science program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Fumbles Again Pit Says Man Arrested for Impersonation
Pittsburgh police report Charles A. Hart 53 arrested at a downtown hotel for impersonating Frank Carideo former Notre Dame star and defrauding an innkeeper of 46 dollars. Hart had been released from Allegheny County Workhouse after posing as Sid Luckman and earlier attempted to pass as Jumping Joe Savoldi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Charles A. Hart
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Hart
Allegheny County
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Joe Savoldi
Lodge Reviews Vietnam Crisis Moves Amid Saigon Tensions
Ambassador Lodge met with Viet Nam security chief Diem and carried Kennedy’s note on U S views as martial law eyed relaxation. Saigon sees troop buildup, curfews eased, and university closures amid Buddhist protests and a mass arrest of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diem
Saigon
Viet Nam
Saigon University
Medicine
Lodge
Kennedy
U. S
Frederick E. Nolting
Ton That Dinh
Dinh
University of Saigon
Washington
State Department
Nhu
South Viet Nam
United States
Fort Wayne Man Killed by Police in Tavern Break-In
Fort Wayne, Ind. A 26 year old man identified as Joseph Lloyd Brown was killed by police gunfire after fleeing a tavern break in on the Northwest Side. Officers Revett and Coveault ordered him to halt after a warning shot. he collapsed from a following shot while his companion escaped. Browns earlier record included burglary and larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne
Joseph Lloyd Brown
Stelly
Sam Revett
Earl Coveault
Brown
Deaths in Terre Haute area portraits of families
Herman Bastain 71 of 1319 South Sixteenth Street died at 12 30 am Tuesday at St Anthony Hospital. Retired railroad engineer 33 years with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway he belonged to Bro of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Retired Railroad Men's Association. Survivors include Daisy wife two sons Paul and Bill Bastain Terre Haute one brother William Bastain Terre Haute three sisters Mrs Jess Candiff Mrs Martha Mowley Mrs Ermin Jones and a stepmother Mrs Mable Bastain Bedford a granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Callahen Funeral Home 1 30 pm Thursday with Gene M Carrell officiating. Burial Roselawn Memorial Park. Memorial services by the Retired Railroad Men's Association before funeral. MISS IDELLE KIDDER Saeile Kiauer formerly of Terre Haute now in Wichitas Kans. Surviving are one brother Sidney J Kidder Toronto Canada five nieces Mrs Marshall Turner Baldwin Md Mrs James K Lewis Minneapolis Minn Mrs N Taylor Todd Indianapolis Mrs Martin Chapman and Mrs Meredith Glasseo Toronto Canada four nephews Parker L Kidder Minneapolis Clinton Randell Kidder W Janesville Cons Arthur Rouse Kidder Naperville Ill Rendell Kidder Labrador City Canada 24 grandnieces and nephews and several great grand nieces and nephews. Arrangements have been made at Frank M Patrick J Ryan Funeral Home for the body to be taken to Highland Lawn Cemetery where graveside services will be conducted by Rev George E Mitchell at 11 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sastain
South Sixteenth Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Chicago-Milwaukee-St. Paul Railroad
Bro
Daisy
Paul
Bill Bastain
Terre Haute
William Bastain
Jess Candiff
Martha Mowley
Bedford
Ermin Jones
Indianapolis
Mable Bastain
Callahen Funeral Home
Gene M. Carrell
Roselawn Memorial Park
Railroad Men's Association
Saeile Kiauer
Wicnits
Kans
Sidney J. Kidder
Toronto
Canada
Marshall Turner
Baldwin, Md
James K. Lewis
Minneapolis, Minn
N. Taylor Todd
Martin Chapman
Meredith Glasseo
Parker L. Kidder
Minneapolis
Clinton Randell Kidder
Wwjanmville
Cons
Arthur Rouse Kidder
Napierville
Rendell Kidder
Labrador City
Frank M.patrick J. Ryan
Highland Lawn Cemetery
George E. Mitchell
Mary Ellen Gillum Rites Planned in Terre Haute
Mrs. Mary Ellen Gillum 81 of 1930 Spruce Street dies of a heart attack at home. Services set for 1 PM Thursday at Spruce Street AME Church with Rev. Louis Carter officiating. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery in Russellville, Kentucky Friday. Viewing at Russell Funeral Home after 5 PM Wednesday and at the church Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Gillum
Spruce Street
Country Club of
Terre Haute
Ray Smith Rites Set At J N Hickman Funeral Home
Ray Smith age 69 of 1905 North First Street died Monday at home. Survived by widow Bernice four brothers Virgil Ralph Freda and Harry two sisters Bertha Scamshorn and Louis Ellis and sister-in-law Herschel Smith. Services at J N Hickman and Son Funeral Home at 2:30 PM Wednesday with Rev W C Kennedy officiating. burial in Lewis Indiana. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
North First Street
Bernice
Virgil
Farmersburg
Ralph
Streator
Freda
Springfield
Harry
Terre Haute
Bertha Scamshorn
Louis Ellis
Clay City
Herschel Smith
Carlisle
J. N. Hickman and Son
W. C. Kennedy
Lewis
Ind
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Work announced
Services for 73 year old Mrs Clara J Work widow of Harvey Work Sr long time Harrison Township assessor will be held at Martin Teatsman Funeral Home at 1 30 pm Wednesday The Rev Ralph Moore Jones will officiate and burial will be in Rose Memorial Park Friends may call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Work
South Seventh Street
Harvey Work Sr
Harrison Township
Martin Teatsman
Ralph Moore Jones
Rose
Memorial Park
Obituary: Andrew Soyack 55 Dies at Home in Clinton Indiana
Andrew Soyack age 55 a former coal miner died Monday at his home RR 2 Clinton Indiana. Survived by widow Anna two daughters Elizabeth Winters and Mary Ann Clements two sons Andrew R in the Air Force Big Springs Texas two brothers Joe and Paul Soyack and two half brothers John and Mike Antus and a sister Mrs Anna Woods. Rosary at 8 pm Wednesday at Karanovich Funeral Home. Requiem Mass Thursday 9 am at St Joseph's Universal burial Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Andrew
Andy’’ Soyack
Anna
Andrew R
United States Air Force
Big Springs
Tex
Elizabeth Winters
West Terre Haute
Mary Ann Clements
Denton
Joe
Paul Soyack
Universal
John
Mike Antus
Anna Woods
Toledo
Ohio
Karanovich
St. Joseph's Church
Riverside Cemetery
Mattox Rites Held for Jasonville Man At 2 P M
Curt Mattox 67 of Jasonville died Sunday night at Freeman Greene County Hospital Linton. He belonged to the Masonic Lodge of Jasonville. Surviving are his wife Pearl five sons Eugene Ralph Charles Leroy Bobby three daughters and other relatives. Services set for 2 PM Wednesday at McClanahan Funeral Home with Rev William Simpson officiating and Sanders Cemetery burial. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Curt Mattox
Freeman
Greene County
Linton
Masonic Lodge
Pearl
Eugene
California
Ralph
Terre Haute
Charles
Hymera
Leroy
Clay City
Bobby
Dennis Reed
Russell Mace
Crown Point
Philip Pate
Elkhart
Clifford
Earl
Lela Colley
Ina Bemis
Edwardsport
McClanahan Funeral Home
William Simpson
Sanders Cemetery
Ralph Carrel Dies After Illness at 61 in Clinton Indiana
Ralph Carrel 61 of East Gary died at his home at noon Monday after a long illness. He lived on Crompton Hill until six years ago and was a member of the First Christian Church East Gary. Survived by wife Eddie three sons Joseph of Lafayette Ralph of Indianapolis and Pearce at home three daughters Mrs Dora Brockmiere New Albany Mrs Rose Screen Rosedale and Miss Darla Carrel at home eight grandchildren and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Ralph Carrel
East Gary
Crompton Hill
First Christian Church
Eddie
Joseph
Lafayette
Ralph
Indianapolis
Pearce
Dora Brockmiere
New Albany
Rose Screen
Rosedale
Darla Carrel
Herman's 9th Life Cat Dies in Columbus Obituary
The prolific cat Herman, owned by Mrs. M. S. Tooil Sr., dies at 22 in Columbus. Survivors include daughter Louise, 2, sons Herman Jr., 9, and Buster, 7, plus about 190 other children, hundreds of grandchildren, and thousands of great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Herman
M. S. Tooil Sr
Associated Press
Tooil
Louise
Herman Jr
Buster
F. H. Waring
Two Michigan sisters and Roy Perry among funeral separations
Roy Perry and Lauren, both of Detroit, Michigan, and two sisters Mrs Marie Thomas Giordano of St. Bernard and Mrs Mildred Jewell of California, are to have the body returned to Clinton for services at First Funeral Home at 1 30 Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Walnut Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Perry
Lauren
Detroit, Mich
Marie Thomas Giordano
St. Bernice
Mildred Jewell
California
Clinton
Walnut Grove Cemetery
James S. Jones Crompton Hill resident dies after illness
James S. Jones 83 of Crompton Hill Clinton RR 2 died at 3 30 am Tuesday after an extended illness. Surviving are widow Margaret five daughters Lena B Brown Wilma Manis Lila Collier Andrew McCarty Lillian Brown a son Roy eight grandchildren four great grandchildren one brother Marion Jones and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 3 pm Thursday at First Funeral Home with Rev William Patterson officiating burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
James S. Jones
Crompton Hill
Margaret
Lena B. Brown
Wilma Manis
Hammond
Lila Collier
RR 2
Andrew McCarty
Griffith
Lillian Brown
Schererville
Roy Jones
East Chicago
Marion Jones
Manchester
William Patterson
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Oldest Clay County resident Mrs Harris dies at 93
Ar mindia Harris of Brazil Indiana died Monday at Clay County Hospital age 93. She lived in Clay County and Brazil for 43 years and belonged to the First Christian Church. Survived by one foster son Harry Harris one foster daughter Jo Dalgarn four brothers Ezekiel Hugh John and Ed. Services at Lawson Funeral Home Thursday at 10 with Rev Earl Cummings officiating burial in Highland Lawn Terre Haute. Friends may call Wednesday after 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
ArmIndia Harris
Clay County
First Christian Church
Harry Harris
RR 5
Jo Dalgarn
Ezekiel
Buster” Reese
Hugh Reese
Centerpoint
John Reese
Ashboro
Ed Reese
Marshall
Lawson Funeral Home
Earl Cummings
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Terre Haute
Newport barber shop owner Leroy Swayze dies at 48
Spencer Leroy Swayze 48 longtime Newport barber shop owner and operator died Monday morning at his home. He was a member of the American Legion. Surviving are his widow Mary B his son Nick Lawrence his mother Mrs Lena Arford and two brothers Charles H and Glenn. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Watson Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Ozier officiating burial in Newport Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ind
Spencer
Leroy Swayze
American Legion
Mary B
Nick Lawrence
Lena Arford
Odon
Charles H
Danville
Glenn
Washington
Watson
Clarence Ozier
Newport Cemetery
Infant Michael Goetz dies in Brazil Indiana
Michael Eugene Goetz infant son of Kenneth W. and Mrs. Goetz died Monday at Clay County Hospital. Survived by sister Cheryl Ann at home and grandparents Oliver Baker Phoenix Arizona Earl Goetz Terre Haute and great grandmother Mrs George Brooker Brantford Ontario. Private services held at Lawson Funeral Home at 10:30 Tuesday. burial in Cottage Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Michael Eugene Goetz
Kenneth W. Goetz
Clay County Hospital
Cheryl Ann
Oliver Baker
Phoenix
Ariz
Earl Goetz
Terre Haute
George Brooker
Brantford
Ontario
Canada
Lawson Funeral Home
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Mrs Julia Harris Claimed by Death in Brazil Indiana
Mrs. Julia Harris 74 of Brazil Indiana died Monday at Clay County Hospital. Survived by husband John O. four daughters Mrs Fred Burk RR 1 Mrs John Reese Mrs Delbert Neese and Mrs Francis Spencer of Brazil three sons Clyde Brazil John W Indianapolis Wayne RR 5 one sister Mrs Frank Ernhart St Bernice 23 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Services pending at Lawson Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Julia Harris
Clay County Hospital
John O
Fred Burk
RR 1
John Reese
Delbert Neese
Francis Spencer
Clyde
John W
Indianapolis
Wayne
RR 5
Frank Ernhart
St. Bernice
Lawson Funeral Home
Death of Robert I Dungan in Shelburn Indiana
Robert I Dungan 71 of RR 2 Shelburn died Monday at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis. World War I veteran survived by widow Anna Wilkey Dungan a sister Mrs Allan C Pittman and several nieces and nephews. Services to be at Fidler and Wood Funeral Home with Brother Frank Adamson officiating burial in West Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Ind
Robert I Dungan
RR 2
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Anna Wilkey Dungan
Allan C. Pittman
Services set for Bernard F. Patrick in Brazil
Bernard F Patrick 47 died Sunday. Services at Lawson Funeral Home Brazil at 8 30 Wednesday morning. Requiem Mass at 9 at Annunciation Catholic Church officiated by Rev Anthony Spicuzza.
Funeral arrangements announce Catholic burial
The burial will be in Catholic cemetery. The rosary will be recited at the funeral home at 7 30 oclock Tuesday night. Friends may call after 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon.
Marie Reed Jenkins Sullivan dies at 85 in Milwaukee
Mrs Marie Reed Jenkins 85 formerly Sullivan died late Sunday night at Columbia Hospital Milwaukee Wis Surviving include her daughter Mrs Myron Moore of Milwaukee and a granddaughter Services set at Alexander Funeral Home at 11 oclock Wednesday morning with the Rev Ben Merold officiating burial in Center Ridge cemetery Friends may call after 9 oclock Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Marie Reed Jenkins
Columbia Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Myron Moore
Alexander Funeral Home
Ben Merold
Center Ridge Cemetery
Obituary for Thom as E Levitt of Sandcut Indiana
Thom as E Levitt 85 a Sandcut resident and retired blacksmith died Monday at his home. Survived by one sister in law Lula Bradway of Sandcut. Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Mattox Funeral Home Fontanet with burial in Bethel Cemetery near Union Illinois. Visitation after 6 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandcut
Ind
Thomas E. Levitt
Lula Bradway
Mattox Funeral Home
Fontanet
Bethel Cemetery
Union
Ill
Services Set for Mrs Marie Denman
Clinton Indiana obituary notes Marie Denman 56 died Sunday. Services 8:45 a m Wednesday at Karanovich Funeral Home followed by 9 a m Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Rev Jerome Bennett officiates burial in Bono Cemetery. Rosary at 8 p m Tuesday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Marie Denman
Karanovich
Sacred Heart Church
Jerome Bennett
Bono Cemetery
Wayne Cox dies at 71 in Dugger services set
Wayne Cox 71 died Sunday. Services at Mt. Moriah Church at 10 30 Wednesday morning with burial in Mt. Moriah cemetery. Friends may call after 4 o'clock Tuesday at Newkirk Funeral Home. The Rev. William Early will officiate and the body will be taken to church one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Ind
Wayne Cox
Mt. Moriah
Newkirk Funeral Home
William Early
Services Held For Mrs May Thompson At Marrs Funeral Home
Services for Mrs May Thompson 72 were conducted at Marrs Funeral Home at 1 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in Marshall Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
May Thompson
Marrs
Marshall Cemetery
Henry Greathead Builds First Lifeboat in 1789
Henry Greathead, an English shipbuilder, constructed the first lifeboat in 1789 marking a milestone in rescue craft. The achievement ties him to early maritime safety innovations and notable sea service history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greathead
Paris Doctors Reattach Severed Leg of Girl
Doctors Gordon Sprague and Jerry Ingalls spent about two hours at Paris Hospital trimming connective tissue and rejoining bones arteries and veins to salvage Mary Sue’s severed leg. The eight year old girl remained conscious and in satisfactory condition as staff expressed cautious optimism for recovery over the next week to ten days. Funds for the Osborn family were being collected at Stotts Grocery in Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Sprague
Jerry Ingalls
Paris Hospital
Mary Sue
American Medical Association
Chicago
AMA
Paris
Boston
Osborn
Stotts
Vermillion
Talks Open on Canada 12 Mile Fishing Zone Plan
Canadian Foreign Secretary Paul Martin and U S Ambassador William W Butterworth opened talks on Canada proposed 12 mile fishing limit. The discussions arise from Prime Minister Lester B Pearson election pledge to extend the three mile limit and create a 12 mile coastal area barring foreign fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottaway
Paul Martin
U. S
William W. Butterworth
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
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Young Democrats
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Callahan Funeral Home
Twenty-Fifth
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Silvierstiein Brothers
Silverstiein Irotshers
Larry Keating
Hollywood
Wadi Halfa
Sudan
Herman Bastain
Idelle Kidder
Andy’ Soyack
Herman’s
James 8S. Jones
Spencer Leroy Swayze
Robert I. Dungan
Bernard F. Patrick
Tracy Rogers
London
New York
Pan American
Broadway
Mrs
Marvin W. Carty
Tribune Bldg
College Ave
Laughrey Bros. Roofing & Siding CO
Laughrey Bros
Laughrey
Roofing & Siding CO
N. 13Th St
Terre Haute, Ind
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