Truman Charts Path to Stabilization as WSB Reforms Move
Truman bets on new WSB leadership and broader business backing to revive wage price controls while labor groups push for end of curbs. Walter Reuther arrives as CIO president to press anti wage policy. NAM calls for ending controls. NPA loosens metal and material limits for auto output and construction projects beginning January.
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Dustry
Walter Reuther
C.1.0
C.I.0
Truman
Eisenhower
Roger S. Putnam
WSB
Archibald Cox
N.A.M
Charles R. Sligh, Jr
McDonald
N.P.A
Couple Held in Bad Check Probe in Gary Indiana
Gary Indiana police hold Shirleen Parker and Steve Milanovich after a fraudulent check at David Clothing Store on Wabash Avenue. They registered at two hotels as husband and wife, later admitting they are not married. Detectors say the check was for several hundred dollars and the pair face vagrancy charges pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Shirleen Parker
Steve Milanovich
Washington Street
Milanovich
Robert Neal
Charles Koll
David Clothing
Wabash Avenue
Burglar Alarm Tripped by Falling Book at Jersey Bank
Three squad cars five radio cars and an emergency truck raced to the Trust Company of New Jersey when the burglar alarm sounded. Bank officials found a book had fallen off a shelf and landed on the alarm, triggering the response.
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Jersey City
N. J
Trust Company of New Jersey
Indiana VFW Conference Session Saturday In Indianapolis
Indiana VFW and auxiliary hold a 10 oclock morning session in Indianapolis with Henry Maurer of Wabash as committee chair. Highlights include a banquet at Lawton-Byrum Post Home and a Sunday noon luncheon at the Terre Haute House with Clyde L. Miller presiding and Frank L. Miklozek as master of ceremonies.
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Henry Maurer
Wabash
Lawton-Byrum
South Thirteenth Street
Frank L. Miklozek
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Terre Haute House
Russ Refuse To Pay Bill Continues From Page One
The United States demanded indemnity from the Soviet government for a U S Air Force C 47 cargo plane forced down in Hungary on November 19 1951 and for its cargo. The four man crew were held until December 28 with a ransom of 123000 paid by the U S government. Moscow and Budapest were asked to return the plane or pay more than 96000 plus 2300 for the cargo. The Soviet Union also refused compensation for a U S Navy Privateer destroyed over the Baltic in April 1950.
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Hungary
U.S
United States
Moscow
Budapest
Baltic Sea
Death notices of Luther Cundiff and Josephine Accettola
Luther Buddy Cundiff 77 of North Terre Haute dies at home of his daughter Mrs Pansy Brown. He leaves widow Ann and multiple children and grandchildren. Burial at Roselawn Memorial Park with funeral at North Terre Haute Baptist Church. Josephine Martin Accettola 35 of Rockville dies at Union Hospital Terre Haute. She leaves William husband and children, parents, four brothers, four sisters. Requiem Mass at St Joseph’s Church with burial Memory Garden Cemetery.
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Luther
Buddy” Cundiff
North Terre Haute
Pansy Brown
Richard Mitchell
Roselawn Memorial Park
Rockville
Ind
Josephine Martin Accettola
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
William
Robert Lewis
Mine
Robert Martin
Floyd
Pleasant Hill
Cecil
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert
Columbus
Richard
Indianapolis
Leona Gard
Helen Stone
Pauline Cannell
Detroit
Brannon Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Church
Memory Garden
Branson Funeral Home
Mrs Zeta Hamaker 52 Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs. Zeta Hamaker aged 52 of 1905 North Seventh Street died Thursday at 11 AM from a heart attack. An ambulance took the body to Union Hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival. She leaves husband Ralph and daughter Mrs. Ronald Kiplinger, a mother Mrs. Lou Brooks, and brother Birch M. Brooks. She was mother of the late Ralph Clark, Kriefenstein Post American Legion commander killed in an airplane crash last year. She belonged to Maple Avenue Christian Church, 12 Points Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, and Kriefenstein Legion Auxiliary. The body went to Cross Funeral Home.
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Zeta Hamaker
North Seventh Street
Union Hospital
Hickman
Ralph
Lou Brooks
Birch M. Brooks
Ronald Kiplinger
Hamaker
Ralph Clark
Kriefenstein
American Legion
Maple Avenue Christian Church
12 Points Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Krietenstein Legion Auxiliary
the Cross Funeral Home
Obituary: Leroy Ward 65 Weston Paper retiree dies
Leroy Ward age 65, retired from Weston Paper and Manufacturing, died at his home 2225 Seabury Avenue at 2 PM Wednesday. He is survived by a niece and nephew. The body rests at H. P. Martin Funeral Home after 6 PM Thursday with services at 2 PM Saturday conducted by Rev. R. C. Mowery. Burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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Leroy Ward
Weston Paper and Manufacturing Company
Seabury Avenue
H. P. Martin
R. C. Mowery
Grandview Cemetery
Coady Rites Set for Paris Resident Ex Notre Dame Star
funeral services for Thomas H. Coady 83 a Paris resident and former Notre Dame football and rowboat performer under Knute Rockne will be held at St Marys church. He died at Paris Hospital after being stricken at home. Surviving are Col Edmond P Coady one of six children and a former railway mail clerk. The report also notes the death of Tess L Shepherd 66 of Paris with services at Ward Funeral Home and burial in Edgar cemetery.
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H. Coady
Paris
Ill
Thomas H. Coady
Notre Dame University
Knute Rockne
St. Mary’s Church
Coady
Edgar County
New York Central Railroad
Paris Hospital
Edmond P. Coady
Adj
Leo M. Boyle
Springfield
Leonard London dies in hospital at 3:45 PM
Leonard London of 501 Harding Avenue died at 3 45 o clock Wednesday afternoon at St Anthony s Hospital He is survived by his daughter Miss Eleanor London of Indianapolis and a granddaughter The body was moved to Bell Bracken Funeral Home for calling hours Friday Funeral services are 2 PM Saturday at Allen Chapel Church with Rev W K Robertson officiating and burial in Grandview Cemetery
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Leonard London
Harding Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Eleanor London
Indianapolis
Bell & Bracken Funeral Home
Allen Chapel
W. K. Robertson
Grandview Cemetery
Lester C. Cobb
Clinton
Ind
Crompton Hill
Veterans Hospital
Lexington
John Cobb
Thomas Tuttle
Marshall Trent
Brownsburg
Vernon Mitchell
Ray Crawl
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Harry V. Snedeker
Marshall
Fred Snedeker
Homer
Ill
Paul Snedeker
Kevil
Quincy Snedeker
Bay City
Mich
Moore Funeral Home
Asbury Methodist Church
Harold J. Kemp
Asbury Cemetery
Truman Says World Waits For Korea Peace Outlook
President Truman states he has never met General MacArthur since his return and doubts any sudden White House audience. He defends MacArthur’s duty to report to the commander in chief and criticizes Eisenhower campaign rhetoric on Korea. He notes informal talks with MacArthur may occur post Pacific trip and comments on demagoguery in Korea trip talk. He says Eisenhower’s remarks reflect his campaign position and cites Tubby’s suggestion that the Korea trip could have positive outcomes.
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MacArthur
United States
Truman
Pacific
Eisenhower
Korea
New York
White House
Roger Tubby
Tubby
Divorce docket and jail commitment in Matherly case
Daniel E Matherly was ordered jailed by Judge Albert R Owens after Leona Matherley filed contempt in divorce proceedings over $140 overdue support. The hearing revealed payment arrears and the court ordered detention pending investigation. A new divorce filing by Dorothy Jane Harvey against Charles Chester Harvey was noted in Superior Court No 2.
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Daniel E. Matherly
Thompson Street
Albert R. Owens
Matherley
Leona Matherley
Superior Court
Dorothy Jane Harvey
South Fourth Street
North Eighth Street
Charles Chester Harvey
Detroit
Mich
Cat Causes Fire Damages Barn in France Case
A farmer’s cat that sought warmth by a stove started a blaze that burned a barn, causing about 5700 dollars in damage. The fire, in Superior Court No. 2, arose while the man failed to honor a support order tied to a divorce case. He was jailed for contempt of court.
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France
Superior Court No. 2
Funeral services for James H Carsey Headline
Funeral services for James Harvey Carsey age 57 will be held at 10 Friday morning at the Gillis Memory Chapel. Burial will be in West Lawn cemetery Farmersburg with Fort Harrison Post 40 American Legion conducting military rites.
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James Harvey Carsey
Gillis Memory Chapel
West Lawn Cemetery
Farmersburg
Fort Harrison
Funeral services announced for Burris infant and Harri son
Funeral services for Connie Marie Burris infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Burris 463 South Seventeenth Street will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Isaac Ball Funeral Home burial in Grandview Cemetery Carmen L Harrison 37 died Tuesday services set for Friday at 1 30 PM at Cross Funeral Home burial in Roselawn Memorial Park Mrs Myra Dante 83 of 1450 Harding Avenue died at St Anthony's Hospital Funeral arrangements by Cross Funeral Home Mary Jane Good 62 of Hutsonville Ill died Wednesday after long illness surviving husband Clarence two daughters Isabelle Switzer of Paris and another daughter unnamed
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Tess L. Shepherd
Paris
Ill
Dee
Maple Avenue
Hume
Edgar County
James A. Shepherd
Betty Touhey
R. E. Claypool
Chicago
Mabel Butler
Detroit
Mich
Melvin Lambdin
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ward Funeral Home
Edgar Cemetery
Connie Marie Burris
Robert Burris
South Seventeenth Street
Isaac Ball
Grandview Cemetery
Carmen L. Harrison
the Cross Funeral Home
Rev
A. L Althaus
Roselawn Memorial Park
Myra Dante
Harding Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mary Jane Good
Hutsonville, M
Clarence
Isabelle Switzer
Lewis Martin
Lewis
Lew” Martin
Hunter Township
Terre Haute
Ora
J. Faber Martin
St. Clair Shores
Charity Hawkins
Portland
Ore
Cora Haws
New Westminster
British Columbia
Christian Church
St. Bernice
Ind
Blume Funeral Home
Obituary notices for Martin Cobb Snedeker Kellum in Indiana towns
Several obituaries from Indiana and nearby areas report deaths of Lewis Lew Martin 80 of Edgar County Lester C Cobb 32 of Crompton Hill Harry V Snedeker 49 of Marshall and George Kellum Sr 65 of Clay City. Services and burials planned at Blume Funeral Home First Funeral Home Walnut Grove cemetery Asbury Methodist Church Wilkinson cemetery and Schoppenhorst Funeral Home with local ministers officiating.
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George Kellum
Clay City
Ind
George Kellum, Sr
Schoppenhorst
Glen Baron
Wilkinson Cemetery
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North Side Loan Service
Indiana V.fw
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By Jane Ihbott
the Tribune
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Mae Barker
Danville
Arthur Good
Catlin
Lawrence Good
Oblong
Bert Good
Chrisman
Roy Good
Hutsonville
Roy Dolson
Lebanon
Pulliam Funeral Home
Hutsonville Methodist Church
Brick Cemetery
Josephine M. Accettola
Mrs. Zeta Hamaker
Indiana
R.D. Bowsher
Florsheim
Traveler
Bey Becker Gost
Aggama
Wembley
Nor-East
Root
Britain
England
Root’s
Gabanero
Forest Green
Navy
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