Japan Blames Russia for U N Veto Pressure
Japan disputes its UN bid after Russia vetoed its membership citing Nationalist China's veto of Outer Mongolia. Observers say Tokyo blames Moscow for holding Japan out to extract concessions on a peace treaty and to push closer ties with Communist China.
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Russia
U.N
United Nations
China
Outer Mongolia
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kremlin
Christmas Auto Death Toll Hits Record of 599
The article reports 599 auto fatalities over the holiday period, with about 2500 auto accidents nationwide. It notes 92 persons were arrested for drunken driving. In Los Angeles 769 accidents occurred with 429 injured and 167 arrested for DUI.
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Los Angeles
Indiana toll reach 15 as weekend traffic deaths rise
A Christmas weekend fog rain and ice left 15 dead in Indiana traffic crashes. Notable fatalities include William Mosier 19 and Lois Kemp 48 in a collision on Ind 45 near Loogootee and Claude Kemp 51 severely injured. other victims were Charles Garst 17 in Tipton County Betty Ellinger Hooker 19 in Terre Haute and Earl Embry Jr. 42 in Indianapolis.
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Loogootee
Ind
William Mosier
Lois Kemp
Velpen
Mosier
Kemps
Jerry
Loogootee High School
Kemp
Jasper Memorial Hospital
Jasper
David
Charles E. Garst
Atlanta
Tipton County
Tipton
Tipton County Hospital
Betty Ellinger Hooker
Terre Haute
Earl C. Embry Jr
Indianapolis
Indiana
Man killed as Greyhound bus collides with car near Gary
A Greyhound bus carrying Christmas travelers collided with a car on a U S 20 overpass east of Gary. Andrew Farmer, 45, of Jackson Michigan died later at Doctors Hospital. Three Detroit residents Etta Hudson 62 Martha Wollanger 46 and Alfred Chapman 56 were injured. The bus was en route from Chicago to Detroit.
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Gary
Greyhound
Here
Andrew Farmer
Jackson
Mich
Doctors Hospital
Michigan City
Etta Hudson
Martha Wollanger
Alfred Chapman
Detroit
Farmer
Chicago
Arab Military Chief Chosen As Unified Arab Command
Egypt Saudi Arabia and Syria align under Maj. Gen. Abdel Haim Amer to lead a joint Arab army command. Amer, Egypt’s war minister, is seen as top candidate for supreme Arab commander if war with Israel resumes. Egypt and Saudi Arabia announced a joint command under Amer, with Syria previously naming him head of a unified command.
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Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Abdel Haim Amer
Israel
Amer
Baghdad
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
Iran
Britain
Eleven Hurt In Milwaukee Road And North Shore Train Mishaps
Two passenger trains collided with derailment and a stalled car as they neared Chicago. Eleven people were injured in the mishap near Union Station with no serious injuries reported. Four were hospitalized in Waukegan after the North Shore electric train struck a stalled automobile.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Road
Union Station
Madison
Wis
North Shore
Milwaukee
Waukegan
Ill
Dionne Quints Estranged From Family
Authorities report Marie Annette Yvonne and Cecile discharged from hospital after checkups. Dr G Cousineau says the sisters may spend the holidays apart from family and training, with uncertain plans for Christmas or New Year visits. The Toronto Telegram notes the sisters have taken a suite in a Montreal apartment under an assumed name.
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Hospital de Notre Dame de l'Esperance
Montreal
Marie
Annette
G. Cousineau
Dionne
Yvonne
Cecile
Toronto Telegram
Turkish Police Seize 660 Pounds Opium for U S Market
Turkish police and undercover American narcotics agents seized 660 pounds of opium on Christmas Day in Rome. The narcotic, destined for the U S market, would have been worth about half a million dollars.
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Rome
U. S
United States
Germans Hold American Alter Auto Accident
East Berlin officials report an American, Kliman, in an auto crash after a stop sign violation. Several riders received first aid before release. Kliman disappeared after being urged to accompany East German police to headquarters amid increased Western military tensions.
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Paris
East Berlin
A.D.N
Kliman
U. S
Ordination at Westminster Presbyterian Tonight
Robert Gordon Boling son of Lyman and the late Helen Boling will be ordained to the Gospel Ministry this evening at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The ceremony at 7 30 p m is conducted by Vincennes Presbytery. Boling, a Wiley High School and Indiana State Teachers College graduate, will move to Baltimore in January to pursue a doctorate in Old Testament studies. He has served two and a half years as student pastor of Hopewell Presbyterian Church. A reception follows in the church basement.
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Robert Gordon Boling
Lyman
Helen Boling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Vincennes
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
Ind
Deaths John R. Tanner 79 Services Wednesday
John R. Tanner 79 of 1932 North Thirteenth street died Monday. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cross Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Mabley officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Survived by widow Isabell, son John Thomas Tanner of North Terre Haute, brother Frank of Portland Oregon, grandchildren Mrs. Don Lowe of Terre Haute and John Thomas Tanner Jr. of Findlay, Ohio, and three great grandchildren.
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John R. Tanner
North Thirteenth Street
Cross Funeral Home
Thomas Mabley
Roselawn Memorial Park
Isabell
John Thomas Tanner
North Terre Haute
Frank
Portland
Ore
Don Lowe
Terre Haute
John Thomas Tanner, Jr
Findlay
Ohio
Death notices Cyrus Dean Horner in California
Wora reports the death of Cyrus Dean Horner age 44 formerly of Fairbanks in San Francisco California. He is survived by his wife Carol Horner a daughter Shirley his parents Mr and Mrs O F E Horner of Fairbanks a sister Mrs Clamadge Johnson and three brothers Scott Dale Horner in San Francisco and Clay Horner of Prairieton. Funeral services are set for Thursday.
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Wora
Cyrus Dean Horner
Fairbanks
San Francisco
Calif
Carol Horner
Shirley
O. FE. Horner
Clamadge Johnson
Scott and
Dale Horner
Clay Horner
Prairieton
Death of Roger E Bean on bus trip to Terre Haute
Roger Eugene Bean 74 of 2900 Hillman Street died unexpectedly Monday morning aboard a bus traveling from Indianapolis to Terre Haute. Survived by five brothers Clarence Terre Haute Daniel Indianapolis Herbert Providence Ky Ernest Cleaton Ky. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at J N Hickman & Son Funeral Home with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Roger Eugene Bean
Hillman Street
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Clarence
Daniel
Herbert
Providence
Mannington
Ernest
Cleaton
J. N Hickman & Son Funeral
Roselawn Memorial Park
Death of Arthur Sheperd at home in Terre Haute
Arthur Sheperd aged 71 of 449 North Sixth street died at his residence Sunday night. He is survived by brothers Walter and Clarence of Terre Haute and Oscar of Phoenix Arizona, and sister Mrs Belle Doyle of Terre Haute. The body lies at J N Hickman & Son Funeral Home with services scheduled for 19 o'clock Thursday morning. Burial will be in Highland Lawn cemetery.
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Arthur Sheperd
North Sixth Street
Walter
Clarence
Terre Haute
Oscar
Phoenix
Ariz
Belle Doyle
J. N. Hickman & Son Funeral Home
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Services for Richard A. Clark
Richard A. Clark, age W, died Saturday in Detroit Michigan. Funeral services are set for 1 30 PM Wednesday at J N Hick man and Son Funeral Home with the Rev Frank Hovis officiating. Burial will be in Ryomera Cemetery. The body arrives Wednesday morning and may be viewed at the funeral home after 10 AM.
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Richard A. Clark
Detroit
Mich
J. N. Hickman & Son Funeral Home
Frank Hovis
Ryomera
Terre Haute firm showcases uranium drilling gear in Rotary talk
Reich of Terre Haute described a three nation study trip to England France and Belgium on mine and metal drilling. He displayed a Duquoin Illinois model and noted his firm is manufacturing uranium drilling equipment. He called Colorado Plateau operations fabulous and traced the company's history to its founding.
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England
France
Belgium
Rotary
Reich
Duquoin
Terre Haute
Colorado Plateau
Monroe Boulevard
Edgewood Grove
Funeral Services for Stephen Mehok in Seelyville
Stephen Mehok 79 lifelong Seelyville resident died Sunday. Services at Callahan Funeral Home at 6:30 AM Wednesday with a 9:00 AM Requiem Mass at Holy Rosary Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 7:00 PM Tuesday at Callahan chapel.
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Seelyville
Callahan Funeral Home
Holy Rosary
Calvary Cemetery
Callahan Chapel
Sister Mary Catherine Hogan Dies at St Mary of the Woods
Sister Mary Catherine Hogan of the Sisters of Providence at St Mary of the Woods died Sunday. Services will be held at 8 45 a m Wednesday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception St Mary of the Woods.
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Sisters of Providence
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Man Struck By Auto After Exiting City Bus
James Metos, 2021 Washington Ave, was struck crossing Wabash Ave at Thirteenth St after alighting from a city bus. He was hit by John Charles Billwick of 1804 South Eleventh St, who said he failed to see the pedestrian and drove him to St Anthony's Hospital where he was treated and released.
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James Metos
Washington Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Wabash Avenue
Metos
Bedwell
Cardinal
John Charles Billwick
South Eleventh Street
Billwick
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mrs Selinda Kohlenberg Dies at 84 in Indiana
Mrs Selinda Wilhelmina Kohlenberg 84 of Poland Indiana died at 12 30 pm Monday at Dove Dell Rest Home Clay City after three years as a patient Survived by sister Mrs Sarah Campbell Bowling Green and brother Louis Frassa Clay City Several nieces and nephews Funeral at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City then Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church near Poland with Rev Raymond Vitz officiating Burial in Presbyterian Cemetery Poland Body to church at noon Thursday.
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Poland
Ind
Selinda Wilhelmina Kohlenberg
Dove Dell
Clay City
Sarah Campbell
Bowling Green
Louis Frassa
Schoppenhorst
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Raymond Vitz
Presbyterian
Brazil Man 68 Dies at Home in Cardonia Area
Thomas A. Price a former clay worker and retired mine operator aged 68 died at 9 40 Monday morning at his home near Cardonia on R R 1 Brazil He was a member of the local community group or organization as indicated by an unfinished obituary line.
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Brazil
Ind
Thomas A. Price
Cardonia
30 years at same location
A business has operated at the same site for three decades at the intersection of Wattbanks Bide ath and Wabash, continuing to serve the neighborhood with its longtime presence.
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Bideath & Wabash
Suspensions close two local taverns in Indiana
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced suspensions of two local tavern permits. The Julia Steele and Julia Steele Mitchell license is suspended for seven days while the Joy and Joe Carrol permit is suspended for three days.
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Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Julia Steele
Julia Steele Mitchell
Joy
Joe Carrol
Obituary of Artie widow and family note Brazil area
The First Christian Church member affiliated with Brazil Aerie No. 274 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles survives his widow Artie. Daughters are Mrs Far Griffin and Mrs Harold Newman of Brazil rural route. Sons Charlies A and Hartzell, at Sharon Pennsylvania. Eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Lawson & Son with memorial rites Wednesday officiated by Rev. Clifford R. Lanman. Burial in Cottage Hill cemetery.
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First Christian Church
Brazil
Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Artie
Far! Griffin
Harold Newman
Charlies A
Hartzell
Sharon
Lawson & Son Funeral
Clifford R. Lanman
Cottage Hill Cemetery
James Chiado 78 Blanford resident dies in Evansville
Services for James Chiado of Blanford, a former coal miner aged 78, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Karanovich Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Wilhelm will officiate with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park north of Terre Haute. He is survived by three sons Louis Thomas and James of Blanford, two daughters Mrs. Mary Allen of Blanford and Mrs. Rudy Helmer of Bowling Green, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Clinton
Ind
James Chiado
Blanford
Evansville
Karanovich
Robert Wilhelm
Roselawn Memorial Park
Terre Haute
Chiado
Louis
Thomas
James
Mary Allen
Rudy Helmer
Bowling Green
Veteran WWI miner Robert Campbell dies in Ohio hospital
Robert Campbell 65 formerly of Jasonville dies Sunday in a Cincinnati hospital. WWI veteran and United Mine Workers member survived by two sons Robert Jr Jasper and David South Bend two daughters Betty Elmer and Catherine Campbell Newport Kentucky one sister Madge Horton Indianapolis and seven grandchildren. Body to be returned to Mc Clanahan Funeral Home for services at Lebanon cemetery.
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Jasonville
Ind
Robert Campbell
Cincinnati
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Robert Jr
Jasper
David
South Bend
Betty Elmer
Catherine Campbell
Newport
Madge Horton
Indianapolis
McClanahan Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Miss Esther Schroer Dies in Terre Haute Residence
Miss Esther Marie Schroer 51 of Poland Indiana died at 6 10 am Tuesday at the home of her sister Mrs Charles Koll 1310 South Fourth Street Terre Haute Surviving are her mother Mrs Sarah Schroer Jordan Ind one other sister Mrs Raymond Spalding Redwood City Calif and two brothers Ernest I Schroer Jordan and George H Schroer York Neb Body taken to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City Indiana
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Poland
Ind
Esther Marie Schroer
Charles Koll
South Fourth Street
Terre Haute
Sarah Schroer
Jordan
Raymond Spalding
Redwood City
Calif
Ernest I Schroer
George H. Schroe
Funeral services for Mrs Lola Lavone Newport announced
Special services are set for Mrs Lola Lavone Newport 70 who died unexpectedly Sunday night while attending services at the Reformed Tabernacle in Hymera. The rites will be at 2 PM Wednesday at Patricksburg Methodist Church with Rev. June Evans officiating and burial in Lutheran cemetery. Her body was taken to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home in Clay City.
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Patricksburg
Ind
Lola Lavone Newport
Reedy Tabernacle
Hymera
Patricksburg Methodist Church
June Evans
Schoppenhorst Funeral Home
Clay City
Special services for Walter Hale held after fatal Chicago crossing
Walter Hale a 50 year old former Rosedale resident was killed Friday night when struck by an automobile as he crossed a Chicago street. Special services were held at 2 PM Tuesday at Cottrell and Williams Funeral Home. Burial followed in Bethany Cemetery Marshall Indiana.
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Rosedale
Ind
Walter Hale
Chicago
Cottrell and Williams
Bethany Cemetery
Marshall
United States Drives Global Car Production Share
The United States produces about 70 percent of the world's passenger motor cars, underscoring its dominant role in the global automotive industry. This high share reflects extensive manufacturing capacity and established auto plants across major regions.
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United States
Entire Nation Adopts Couple During Christmas Messages
Nurses read letters to the Smiths as a pin marked the origin on a map and space was found for each card on the wall facing the mirrors of their iron lungs. The Smiths learned of the outpouring when relatives arrived for Christmas, with Herb’s parents from Santa Maria, California, noting messages from 31 of 48 states. Betty cried then smiled.
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Smiths
Hix
Spokane
Herb
William Smith
Santa Maria
Calif
Smith
Betty
South Korea Drops Warlike Talk After Christmas Clash
Seoul reports that South Korea cooled its warlike stance over a Christmas clash with a Communist patrol boat. The cabinet met for hours but issued no immediate retaliation, signaling a softer official tone.
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Korea
Seoul
South Korea
South Korea reports Christmas clash at sea ends with captures
A five and a half hour Christmas Day clash began when a patrol boat intercepted 14 Communist fishing boats violating South Korea's six mile limit. Four Korean coast guardsmen were captured as Korean patrols in the area were reinforced and no further hostilities were reported. President Syngman Rhee was vacationing in Chinhae and not expected back until after New Year. A spokesman said the weekend sea battle was not discussed at the meeting.
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Syngman Rhee
Chinhae
South Korea
Moscow Praises Pope Peace Plan in Christmas Message
Radio Moscow reported that Pope Pius XII called for disarmament in his Christmas speech. The broadcast noted strong public approval in many countries for banning nuclear weapons ending atomic tests and creating armament supervision.
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London
Pius XII
Moscow
Ponti
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