Deaths filled with names and towns across Indiana
The notice lists numerous deaths from Indiana towns including Terre Haute Brazil Sullivan Clinton and Brazil with dates and funeral details. It notes survivors such as spouses children and siblings and gives burial places and calling hours. The report mentions the American Bar Association study on the right to a speedy trial and includes obituaries for several local residents with service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Bar Association
Walter V. Schaefer
Illinois Supreme Court
Indiana Tollway death toll rises with holiday crash string
The Indiana and national traffic tolls climbed over the weekend as separate crashes killed multiple people. In Indiana 14 deaths were logged including two girl cyclists hit in Boone County and other fatal accidents on Ind. 39 Ind. 10 and U.S. 50 near Argos. Police arrested a man for the hit run and reckless homicide. In Virginia a governor’s motorcade collision left a passenger dead and the governor’s wife injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Emporia
Illinois
Chicago
Waynesboro
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Indiana
Boone County
Vicky Hessong
Lafayette
Susie Steward
Rt. 1
iKirklin
Mechanicsburg
Clarence Giles
Lebanon
Ior
Lawrence Ray Sanders
Rt.1
Fairland
Middlebury
Fred W. Michelich
South Bend
Six Drown In Indiana Amid Holiday Toll
Six drowning victims reported during the first weekend of the July Fourth period in Indiana. Dewey C. Oney 21 Lapaz dived for a fish and became entangled in grass at a Lapaz gravel pit. James Bennett 18 Montgomery drowned in a strip mine pit southeast of Washington. William J. Gogel 20 Jasper died of cramps in a farm pond near Huntingburg. Edward McElfresh 58 Rensselaer disappeared after a fishing boat capsized on the Kankakee River. Jack Hazelgrove said he saw McElfresh swimming toward the boat. Walter Morris 35 Vincennes was found dead on the Illinois side of the Wabash River near Vincennes. Jerry Pack 25 Chicago drowned after falling from a boat in Michigan City harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Indiana
Dewey C. Oney
Lapaz
James Bennett
Rt. 2
Montgomery
Washington
Ind
William J. Gogel
Rt. 5
Jasper
Huntingburg
Kankakee
Shelby
Edward McElfresh
Rensselaer
Jack Hazelgrove
McElfresh
Walter Morris
Vincennes
Ilinois
Wabash River
Morris
Marion County
Sheriff’s
Indianapolis
Albert Davis
Jerry Pack
Chicago
Michigan City
Richard Fitzpatrick
Pack
Five Day Midwest Outlook With Cooler Temperatures
Indiana forecast calls for highs of 83 to 90 and lows around 64 to 68 with temps 5 to 7 degrees below normal. Rain totals about a quarter inch with occasional showers late in the week. Illinois expects 4 to 8 degrees below normal with highs 88 to 92 and lows 65 to 72 and showers and thundershowers, near an inch Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Associated Press
Louisville
Hgh Lower
Memphis
Albany
Miami
Albuquerque
Milwaukee
Atlanta
St.p
Bismarck
New Orleans
Boise
New York
Boston
Okla
City
Denver
Ptind
Des Moines
Ore
Detroit
Rapid City
Fairbanks
Richmond
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Helena
Salt Sk. City
Honolulu
San Diego
Indianapolis
San Fran
Jacksonville
Seattle
Juneau
Tampa
Kansas City
Washington
Los Angeles
Winnipeg
Indiana
Illinois
Services set for Newsman Dick Lee
Dick Lee 80 Indiana born newspaperman died Saturday from a heart ailment in New York. He covered 61 years of American politics and government and began the Capital Stuff column at the New York Daily News after joining in 1930 as the paper’s first Washington correspondent. Survived by a son a daughter and a stepson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Universal Funeral Chapel
Dick Lee
Lee
Logansport
Ind
Chicago
Herald-Examiner
U. S
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
White House
Universal Service
New York Daily News
Washington
Capital
The
News
National Aeronautics and State Administration Authorized in 1958
The agency known as the National Aeronautics and State Administration received authorization on July 29, 1958, marking a formal establishment. This action formalized its mandate and set the framework for its early operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aeronautics and State Administration
Burial of actress Jayne Mansfield draws curious crowds
Curious crowds gather in PEN ARGYL for the burial of actress Jayne Mansfield after a fatal traffic crash in Louisiana. The family plans a simple private service at Fairview Cemetery with 2 p.m. EDT rites, as relatives and Mickey Hargitay, Mansfield's second husband, discuss arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Argyl
Jayne Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Hollywood
Fairview Cemetery
White House
Louisiana
Bert Milheim
Mickey Hargitay
Richard Milheim
Milheim
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
Harry Peers
Dallas
Tex
Herbert Palmer
Milheims
Elmer Palmer
Royal Bathing Party Echoes Weymouth Band
King George III bathed in the sea at Weymouth while the town band followed in full dress. The musicians waded to their knees, repeating every note of God Save the King without missing a beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
George III
Weymouth
God Save the King
Patriotic Parade Plans Spark Terre Haute Observance
The mayor and Parade America state chair urge Terre Haute residents to join a July 4 event with dignitaries judges and press in attendance. Parade events include a morning parade followed by Frontier Day horse show, bells at 1 pm 41st Legion fireworks at 8 pm and open houses at VFW and Sons of the Legion posts with community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parade America
Terre Haute
America
City Hall
Wabash Avenue
Second Street
Wabash
Second
Art Day
Georgia Brown
King of the Cowboys
Frontier Gal
Vigo County Fairgrounds
United States
Great Britain
American Legion Post
Memorial
Post
Wayne Newton
Wabash Ave
Virgil Cooper
Auxiliary
Betty Stephens
Sons of the Legion
Boy Scout Troop
Lawton Byron
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Post
VFW Post Sets Open House With Soup Beans Barbeque
The VFW of West Terre Haute will host an open house starting at 10 a.m. Soup beans wieners and sauerkraut will be served and barbecue ribs will be available per S Sgt Gary Eastin the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
West Terre Haute
S-Sgt
Gary Eastin
Michael Hillegas the first U S treasurer
Michael Hillegas served as the first treasurer of the United States from July 29, 1775, to September 11, 1789, overseeing early federal finances and the fledgling treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hillegas
United States
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Terre Haute Tribune
Eree Ecive Prapiers
Farrell
Bloomington
Herbert
Lyons
Grace Havercamp
Clay City
Alexander Funeral Home
Willis Ross
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
Robert J. Utz
Union Hospital
Timko
Brazil Elks Lodge
Lost Creek
Marie Turner
Terre Yaute
P. Richard
Phoenix
Callahan Funeral Home
Paullis
Calvary Cemetery
Edith G. Sowers
See- Inville
Mary Ruth Sowers
See-- Inville
Eleanor Rollings
Eau Gallie
Fla
Louise Muir
Livonia
Mich
Garnett McLennan
Fedhaven
Carl
Raleigh
Inkster
Paul
Long Beach
Calif
Jessie Garrison
Secyville
Gladys Rockhill
Brazil
Leonard Jackson
Pleasantville
N. J
Callahan Funeral
Joseph K. Bailey
Prairie Creek
Claxton
Bertha
Leon
Eldred Starkey
Georgia
Nees Smith Funeral Home
Bertha Grigsby
Ewing Nursing Home
Freewill Baptist Church
Staunton Hervey
Grandview Cemetery
Bell and Bracken Funeral Home
Hazel R. Ross
Gillis Memory Chapel
Bethesda Cemetery
Robert R. Fischer
S. 7Th St
Meadows Manor Nursing Home
Owens Illinois, Inc
Ruth
Mary Fischer
Pvt
Supreme Court
A. Fischer
Ft. Campbell, Ky
A. L. Fischer
Terre Traute
Frank Sorrells
James
St. Benedict's Church
Martha Ann Bancherel
S. 3Rd St
iShe
Clara Campbell
C. E. Bancherel
Dan Shelton
St. Elmo
DeBaun Funeral Home
Deery Hohlt
Vandalia
Bertha Greene
Woodlawn
Christian Science Church of
Alf
Eva Boyll
Clarice Kesterl
Lucille Hunt
Myrtle Watt
38Th St
Norman
Michael
William
Carol
Susan
Jennifer Watt
Mrs. Welzie L. Scott
Ward
Welzie Scott
Glendale
Mary Jean Boldin
Glenale
Edward Hutson
25Th St
C. G. McCrocklin
Edgar County Cemetery
Paris
Homer
Newkirk Funeral Home
William Earley
Pleasantville Cemetery
Aud Bedwell
Flonnie Mae Phelps
S. Sherman Sr
Good Tidings Gospel Church
Betty Franklin
Geneva Jennings
Isabell Otto
Doris Henderson
Asa Johnson
Niles
Harold Johnson
Kalamazoo
James O’dell
Molly Leap
Sue Vena Slater
Arizona Waldrop
Grand Lodge
Marie Purvis
Kokomo
Arthur
Clarence
Orville Floyd
Vollie Floyd
Muncie
Miller, and Sons Funeral Home
Mrs
Lillie Powell
Bicknell
Sandborn
Bicknell Methodist Church
Rebecca Lodge
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
William and
Lloyd
Rex
Evansville
Pearl Canaday
Linton
Madelaine Kelsey
Amelia
Ohio
Ralph
St. Cloud
McClure Chapel
Bicknell Cemetery
John W. Lehman
Bicknell, Ind
Good Samaritan
Ira Christy
Day Bicknell
Williford
Ark
Bicknell Church of the Nazarene
McClure
Funeral Home
Elva “Mack
M’kain
Sullivan
Elva
Charles Walls
Merom
Thomas S. Jones
Clinton, Ind
S. Main St
Jones 5
Clinton
Clinton Jerusalem Masonic Lodge
Shelbyville
Forest Hill Cemetery
Thomas M. Decker
Veterans Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Maxine
Vicki Therman
Danny
Birdie Decker
Howard
Garland
Esther Drake
Thelma Bedwell
Joan Harris
Etta Griffith
Wayne T. Crawford
Cora M. Chambers Shepard
Coalmont
Clay County Hospital
Schoppenhorst
Bridwell
Slevalley Cemetery
Bowling Green
Mark Thomas Griffith
Thomas Griffith
Robert McDonald
Helt’s Prairie Cemetery
Larry Lee Martin
U.S
Kenneth Butler
Phillip E. Walters
Rt. 3
Knox
Parkview Hospital
Plymouth
Argos
James E. Gillaspey
Morgantown
Bargersville
E. W. Walsh
Potter Electrical Eng. & Constr. Co., Inc
Sonitrol Security Systems
Robert R
Rose Griffy
Dick Cross
Igures
Chow Lew
Ld Hiak Wwleis
Waleed
New England
Great Lakes
Carolinas
Florida
Gulf Coast
Texas
West Central Rockies
Callahan
Gilbert
Koi-X-Ail CO
Wabaih
Mars
Mars Dry Cleaning
BON Ton
25Th
Cam Ae Sralue
Telex Hearing Aid CO
Sycamore
Cherry St.Rose Dispensary
Baesler’s
S. 25Th St
D-X Service Center
S. Third St
W. S. Griffith
Texaco
N. Third St
Maple Ave
Krockenberger
3Rd and
Margaret Ave
Mike
Vigo
Myers’ Gulf Service Station
E. National Ave
Pridemore
Lafayette Ave
13Th
Woody
Fauvre’s
Gulf Service Station
Hickman’s
I. G. A. Food Center
ICE
LANT
Inson Ice Co., Inc
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