Molotov Attends Secret Talks With Tito In Moscow
In Moscow on June 5, Vyacheslav Molotov and Dmitri Shepilov joined a Soviet delegation led by Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev for formal talks with Tito's Yugoslav delegation at the Kremlin Palace. The discussions’ exact agenda was not disclosed amid Molotov’s retirement from the Foreign Ministry and Tito’s visit.
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Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Tito
Yugoslavia
Molotov
Pravda
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Kremlin
Olctov
Foreign Ministry
Tito Visits Moscow as Yugoslav Leader Meets Soviet Leaders
Observers expected Dimitri Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev to brief Tito on Stalin's record. The opening session ran about two hours. Bulganin hosted a luncheon in Tito's honor while Voroshilov did the same on Monday. Tito greeted Bulganin and Khrushchev before touring Red Square and Lenin’s tomb, paying respects but avoiding Stalin’s embalmed body.
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Bulganin
Voroshilov
Khrushchev
V. I. Lenin
Josef Stalin
Red Square
Lenin
Crawford Heads Vigo County Bar Association
The Vigo County Bar Association held a special session Tuesday electing Frank P. Crawford as president for the coming year. Elected with him are Bert F. Wood as vice president Samuel E. Beecher Jr secretary Robert H. Duffy treasurer Clay A Phillips John K Fesler and Fred H Thomas as directors David I Day Jr delegate to the Indian Bar Association House of Delegates from the 43rd Judicial Circuit and Albert F Owens as alternate delegate.
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Vigo County Bar Association
Frank P. Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Bert F. Wood
Samuel E. Beecher, Jr
Robert H. Duffy
Clay A. Phillips
John K. Fesler
Fred H. Thomas
David I. Day, Jr
House of Delegates
The
Indian Bar Association
43Rd Judicial Circuit
Albert F. Owens
Two Divorces Filed in Superior Court Tuesday
Mary E. Nolan of 1401 South Twenty-first seeks divorce from Thomas Nolan with custody of one child and household title. Cruel and inhuman treatment alleged. Married October 13 1951. Separating June 4 1956. Sarah M. Ellinger of 2044 North Third seeks divorce from Archie Ellinger with custody of two children and household title. Married March 3 1941. Separating June 4 1956.
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Mary E. Nolan
South Twenty-first Street
Thomas Nolan
Lee L. Criss
Sarah M. Ellinger
North Third Street
Archie Ellinger
President Eisenhower To Meet Congress Leaders On Aid Bill
President Eisenhower summons Democratic and Republican House leaders to a White House conference at 4 p.m. to salvage the United States foreign aid program. The meeting follows a push in Congress to slash the 4.9 billion dollar aid request as the House plans to act on the bill Wednesday.
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Suit Seeks 12000 Damages in Oil Company Lease Dispute
John R. Laycock and O'Dessa Laycock sue Leon ard S. Banks and Cities Service Oil Co in Vigo Superior Court No. 2 for 12000. They allege a 10 year lease of Laycock service station, Banks to supply only his gasoline, with profits to Laycock. Banks allegedly stopped fuel, removed pumps, and signaled removal of air pump and lift. Laycock says Banks received about 3000 annually over six years, causing damages for the remaining contract term.
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O’dessa D. Laycock
Leonard S. Banks
Cities Service Oil Company
Vigo Superior Court
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Petroleum Company
Glenn 4 H Plans Future Sessions At Glenn High
Sixty seven girls enrolled in the Glenn 4 H Club at Glenn High School for the first regular meeting. The schedule lists work meetings with junior leaders and topics and the discussion of record books and work bulletins. Officers and the adult leader are named.
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Glenn High School
Jean Coltarp
Janet Taylor
Diana Archer
Sharon Sandburg
Jean Coltharp
Judy Fry
Linda Leslie
Sally Krieble
Judy Tapy
Lela Lemon
Lion and owner banished from Los Angeles after drunken incident
The city ordered John Shinners and his pet lion cub to leave town after Shinners was found intoxicated and the animal sat in a car with a menacing gaze. The departure marked the end of a drawn out dispute over the lion.
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Los Angeles
John Shinners
Shinners
New Telephone Directory Lists Wabash Prefix
The new directory covers a June to June period and retains the Wabash prefix. It includes general call information a classified listing and Terre Haute in Figures. Residents should not use it before June 9. Old directories left unclaimed will be destroyed.
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Terre Haute
Vigo Conservation Club Dinner and Meeting Planned
Members of the Vigo Conservation Club will meet Wednesday evening for a covered dish dinner at 6 30 followed by the regular monthly meeting at 7 30. All members and their families are invited to attend.
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Vigo Conservation Club
Hardtop Convertible Share Rises in 1955 Auto Sales
Hardtop convertible models accounted for 27 percent of automobile factory sales in 1955, marking a 10 percent increase over 1954. The data reflects a shift toward popular body styles during the year.
Cabinet Confirmation Vote Boost for Seaton Seen Uncontroversial
The group votes to confirm Seaton’s cabinet appointment with broad support from Democrats and Republicans. Seaton backs federal power preference for municipalities and cooperatives and expects swift Senate approval. House action covers postal rates Castel Gandolfo payment and airliner tippling while Britain’s trade move stirs aid debates. Sobeloff nomination faced opposition over school integration stance.
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Seaton
Joseph C. O’mahoney
D.wyo
Senate
J. Percy Priest
D.-Tenn
Britain
China
Soviet Bloc
Congress
Sobeloff
Olin D. Johnston
Pierson Farm Bureau to Meet Tonight at Blackhawk School
The Pierson Township Farm Bureau convenes at 7 30 o’clock Tuesday evening in Blackhawk School. County health nurse will be the speaker for the evening, with Mason Everman also scheduled to speak.
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Pierson Township
Blackhawk
Mason Everman
Public relations event on agriculture program
A public relations program for agriculture invites women to bring their favorite cake. Strawberries and drinks will be served by the bureau. Hostesses are Ruth Hass, Sadie Liston, Jane Ray, Lois Ray and Virginia Haas.
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Ruth Hass
Sadie Liston
Jane Ray
Lois Ray
Virginia Haas
Escapee Gives Up Lafayette Prison Break Suspect
Harold L. Morrow, 34, one of three inmates who escaped May 1 from a Lafayette, Indiana, prison, surrendered on June 5. Police will question him about the escape and possible accomplices.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harold L. Morrow
Man Surrenders to Face Music for Family’s Sake
A Tippecanoe County Jail inmate surrendered Monday and stated he wants to face the music for his family’s sake. Authorities will pursue charges related to his case and a court appearance is expected.
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