Stevenson Wins California Primary by Wide Margin
Kefauver concedes defeat as California closes the primary season with Adlai Stevenson claiming a decisive win. Stevenson backers see November victory while Kefauver vows continued campaign and broad support for Democratic candidates. Brown and Finnegan tout Stevenson across the nation as Democrats pick nominees and counter cross filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Edmund G. Brown
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
James A. Finnegan
G.O.P
Kefauver Wins Montana Votes in Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver swept Montana's 16 Democratic national convention votes with a large margin over Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman as 590 of 1 081 precincts reported. Secretary S C Arnold led Republicans with 16 555 votes over Daly and Eisenhower. Attorney General Arnold Olsen appears to win the Democratic gubernatorial primary with 27 153 votes to Bonner 23 469.
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Helena
Mont
Estes Kefauver
Montana
Adlai Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Averell Harriman
New York
S. C. Arnold
Eisenhower
Lar Daly
Chicago
Stevenson
Harriman
Arnold
Daly
Arnold H. Olsen
Olsen
John W. Bonner
Aden Denies Clash With British Patrol Report
The Aden government denied a Cairo report that tribesmen wiped out a British patrol south of Yemen. It said no major border incident had occurred recently. It did not comment on a second Cairo report claiming 30 British-led troops were killed in Oman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Cairo
Yemen
Muscat
Oman
Iman
President Warns Russia Is Still Dictatorship
President Eisenhower labels the Soviet system dictatorial and says Khrushchev’s Feb 25 speech aimed to de Stalinize the Communist Party. He notes the home oriented speech and the subjugation of individuals to the state while discussing invitations to Georgi Zhukov and possibly Philip Twining. He calls for action on civil rights and minimum wage while defending Seaton as interior secretary choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgi Zhukov
United States
Twining
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Red Army
Cherry thieves strip Skeet Hale's cherry orchard
Eight trees on Skeet Hale's Petersburg farm were stripped of fruit with high branches chopped down to reach them. Hale said orchard thieves, perhaps lacking a ladder, cut the trees and took the cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Skeet Hale
Hardley
Hale
Eisenhower Deflects Amiable Figurehead Charge and Immigration Struggle
The article notes President Eisenhower shrugging off the label of an amiable figurehead while detailing his push for Congress to grant authority to handle individual hardship cases under McCarran-Walter immigration law. It also covers his vacation plans in the Denver area, concerns about high altitude for a heart patient, and medical reassurance from a specialist about the September heart attack.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Administration
Denver
White House
Howard McC. Snyder
Hold Rites Here for Ex-Merchant
Services for William Weinshilboum former Terre Haute resident and clothing businessman who died Tuesday in Robinson Illinois were set for 2 oclock Wednesday at Martin Tearman Funeral Home Rabbis Marshall Berg and A Stanley Dreyfus officiated He is survived by his widow a daughter two sons two sisters a brother and eight grandchildren Burial followed at Highland Lawn cemetery
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William Weinshilbaum
Terre Haute
Robinson
Ill
Martin Tearman
Marshall Berg
A. Stanley Dreyfus
Weinshilboum
Oshea Weinshilboum
Sarah
Ben Abels
Robinson, Ill
Saul Weinshilboum
Augusta
Kan
Frank Weinshilboum
Ponca City
Okla
Fannie Weinshilboum
Danville
Ann Werbner
Cincinnati
Ohio
Abe
Princeton
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Marine enlistments fall in April amid tougher standards
Marine officers report a sharp April decline in enlistments due to raised Corps standards and cite drownings of six recruits on a forced night march as a contributing factor. The Corps signed up 1,321 recruits in April, about two-thirds below the six month average.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Deaths: Mary A Roy and Anna Collins
Mary A Roy 83 of 1602 Garfield Ave died at Union Hospital at 8 30 AM Wednesday. Survived by husband Charles H daughter Thelma Nickles Terre Haute son H G Roy New Lexington Ohio six grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Maple Avenue Christian Church member. Body to Cross Funeral Home for arrangements. Anna Collins 66 of 456 North Center died Monday night graveside service at Fairview cemetery Linton at 2 PM Thursday. body at Gillis Memory Chapel with calling, then noon departure to Linton.
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Mary A. Roy
Garfield Avenue
Union Hospital
Charles H
Thelma Nickles
Terre Haute
H. G. Roy
New Lexington
Ohio
Maple Avenue Christian Church
The
Cross Funeral Home
Anna Collins
North Center Street
Fairview Cemetery
Linton
Gillis Memory
Mrs Lovie Pursley Dies at 62 Harding Avenue Residence
Mrs Lovie Pursley 58 died at her residence 602 Harding Avenue at 4 AM Wednesday. Survived by husband Herman a daughter Mrs Harriett Martin a brother Jacob Morton of Springfield Tenn and several nieces and nephews. Body taken to Bell Bracken Funeral Home.
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Lovie Pursley
Harding Avenue
Herman
Harriett Martin
Jacob Morton
Springfield
Tenn
Bell & Bracken Funeral Home
Mrs Nora L Krider dies in Brazil Indiana at 68
Nora L Krider 68 of Brazil Indiana wife of John H Krider retired Hulman salesman died Tuesday from a heart attack. She collapsed at her home on State Road 340 West and was pronounced dead at Clay County Hospital. Survived by husband son Dr Wayne J Krider Greencastle daughter Mrs Ethel I Lorenzo four grandsons and four siblings. Memorial services set for Lawson & Son Funeral Home with burial at Cottage Hill cemetery.
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Brazil
Ind
Nora L. Krider
John H
Jack” Krider
Hulman & Co
Clay County Hospital
First Christian Church At
Wayne J. Krider
Greencastle
Ethel I. Lorenzo
Emma Gilmore
Brea
Cal
Matilda Arbuckle
Mina Donno
Fred Schultz
Lawson & Son Funeral
Earl E. Cummings
First Christian Church
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Memorial for Hunsicker a Cloverdale graduate
Martha C. Hunsicker, 18, daughter of Fred and Florence Hunsicker, died Monday night at Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis. A Cloverdale High School graduate of 1955, she had worked in Indianapolis. Survived by parents, two sisters Jean and Mary Lou, two brothers Paul and John, and grandmother Martha Miller. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Whitaker Funeral Home, Cloverdale. burial Cloverdale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Poland
Ind
Martha C. Hunsicker
Fred
Florence Miller Hunsicker
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Cloverdale High School
Jean Miller
Perrysville
Mary Lou Cook
Cloverdale
Paul
John
Martha Miller
Whitaker Funeral Home
Clarence Barr
Cloverdale Cemetery
Buron M. McCreery Dies at 88 in Clay City Indiana
Burton M. McCreery 88 died suddenly at his home Tuesday morning after a heart attack. Survived by widow Alice four daughters and two sons thirteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Body to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home with services at 2 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. C. H. Ivy and Rev. James Dilley burial in Beach.
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Clay City
Ind
Burton M. McCreery
Alice
Pearl Liechty
Anderson
Iva Weatherwax
Terre Haute
Ona Wright
Indianapolis
Bernice Slusher
Luther
R. R
Coal City
Earl
Clinton Woman 91 Dies After Six Months Illness
Mrs. Dora Catherine Polomski, 91, of R. R. Clinton, died at 3 10 PM Tuesday at Vermillion County Hospital after a six month illness. She belonged to Clinton Sacred Heart Church. Surviving are two daughters, two sons, nine grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and a sister. Body to First Funeral Home.
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Clinton
Ind
Dora Catherine Polomski
Paul Brunie
Frank Tindira
Indianapolis
Anna Mihok
Fontanet
Mustard and Water Cleanse Odor From Jars
A simple home remedy uses mustard and water to neutralize odors in jars and bottles. The mixture acts to deodorize and refresh containers after use, leaving contents smelling clean.
Obituary notices for Cassity and Stevenson
Mrs Mabel O Cassity 62 dies of heart attack at home in Paris Indiana Surviving children Lloyd Mark Schenck Brooks Hinzy brother Richard Newman four grandchildren services Thursday 3 pm at Ward and Sutton Funeral Home burial Edgar cemetery Rose A Stevenson 83 dies at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Indiana member of First Methodist Church services Thursday 11 am at Alexander Funeral Home Reverend E E Aldrich officiating
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Paris
Mabel O. Cassity
R. R
Lloyd
Mark
Schenck Brooks
Margaret Hinzy
Terre Haute
Richard Newman
Trinity Methodist Church
Ward and
Sutton Funeral
Edgar Cemetery
Nothing is good or bad but by comparison
A historical note compares infant mortality in 1900 to modern rates, citing 135 deaths per 1000 before age one versus under 25 per 1000 today. It credits improved medical techniques and new drugs for saving lives, while acknowledging that any loss of life is sad.
Burial Planned at Morris Chapel Cemetery Near Dugger
A funeral service will be held after noon on Wednesday with burial in Morris Chapel cemetery near Dugger. She is survived by several nieces and nephews.
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Morris Chapel
Dugger
Clinton Woman Henriette Carnell Dies at 81
Mrs. Henriette Carnell 81 of 1207 Blackman Street Clinton died at 9 15 PM Tuesday at Vermillion County Hospital She was born in Portsmouth Ohio moved to Clinton 40 years ago She is survived by a daughter Mrs Edna Sturgeon three sons Walter John and Arthur and five grandchildren She was a member of the First Christian Church Brazil The body was sent to First Funeral Home
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Clinton
Ind
Henriette Carnell
Blackman Street
Vermillion County Hospital
Portsmouth
Ohio
Carnell
Clay County
Edna Sturgeon
Walter
John
R. R
Terre Haute
Arthur
Hobart
First Christian Church
Brazil
First
Death of 11 year old Elizabeth Stanfield in Paris Ill
Elizabeth Jane Stanfield daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stanfield died after a three year illness at the family home in Paris. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Thursday at Tolon Funeral Home with Rev Ralph Osborne presiding. Burial will be in Edgar cemetery. She leaves parents a sister Judith Ann a brother James Foster and grandparents Mrs Foster Stanfield and Mr and Mrs Walter Hodge.
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Paris
Ill
Elizabeth Jane
James C. Stanfield
Tolon Funeral Home
Ralph Osborne
Edgar Cemetery
Judith Ann
James. Foster
Mrs. Foster Stanfield
Walter Hodge
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Plank in Marshall
Special services for 62 year old Mrs. Jessie Plank who died Tuesday morning will be held at 2 30 Thursday at Moore Funeral Home with Rev. Louis Miller officiating. Burial will be in Marshall Cemetery. Survived by husband Clayton two daughters Betty Plank of Marshall and Doris Parks of Chicago one son Don of Chicago one brother Charles C Dawson of Cincinnati and three grandsons.
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Marshall
Jessie Plank
Moore Funeral Home
Louis Miller
Marshall Cemetery
Clayton
Betty Plank
Doris Parks
Chicago
Don
Charles C. Dawson
Cincinnati
Funeral services for Chester Poor held at church
Chester M. Poor aged 79 died at 42 Mulberry street Clinton Indiana. Funeral services set for Thursday at 4 pm at the First Christian Church with Rev Harold Schneider presiding. Burial to follow Friday in Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati Ohio. Body taken to church at 2 pm Thursday from First Funeral Home.
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Clinton
Ind
Chester M. Poor
Mulberry Street
First Christian Church
Harold Schneider
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
Ohio
First
Death of W H Himebrook at Linton aged 81
W H Himebrook of Linton Indiana died at home three miles east of Linton at 6 45 Tuesday evening aged 81 surviving a sister Mrs Lou Long who lived with him a brother and four nieces and nephews. Body taken to the Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
W. H. Himebrook
Lou Long
Anderson- Poindexter Memory Chapel
Services for Mrs Patsey Ulery Held at Greenwell Funeral Home
Martinsville Illinois June 6 Special Services for Mrs Patsey Ulery 80 who died Monday will be held at 2 PM CST Thursday at Greenwell Funeral Home. The Rev Hugh Smith will officiate and burial will be in Lindsey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ill
Patsey Ulery
Greenwell Funeral Home
Hugh Smith
Lindsey Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Charlotte Peters Held at Zion Church
Mrs. Charlotte Mae Peters 77 died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack at 506 South Eighteenth Street. Services set for 2 pm Friday at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev. Harvey S. Shue. burial in Rose Lawn Memorial Park. Surviving husband Ernest W. Peters daughter Alice Foxworthy son Lester Peters two sisters Frances Corya and Mrs Edward Roberts two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel and return to residence for visitation after 3 pm Wednesday. On Friday noon body to church.
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Charlotte Mae Peters
South Eighteenth Street
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harvey S. Shue
Roselawn Memorial Park
Peters
Ernest W. Peters
Vigo Motors Inc
Alice Foxworthy
Terre Haute
Lester Peters
Miami Springs
Fla
Frances Corya
DuPont
Ind
Edward Roberts
Tampa
Gillis Memory Chapel
Auto Crash Injures Passenger After Accelerator Sticks
At about 12 05 am Wednesday in the Toadhop area a 1955 Ford driven by Robert L Pennington collided with a yard fence after his accelerator allegedly stuck. Passenger Judge Troutt suffered severe head lacerations and was taken to St Anthony Hospital. Pennington escaped injury.
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Darvin Road
Toadhop
Robert L. Pennington
Carpenter
Taylor
William Vamparton
Judge Troutt
South Seventh Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Pennington
Venereal Disease Rate Declines Among Indiana Teens
Indianapolis June 6 State Health Department reports venereal disease rate among Indiana teenagers is declining with new venereal cases down. Officials said efforts by clinics and schools contribute to the drop and urged continued prevention and screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Health Department
Indiana
Young persons 1 to 19 years old drop from 529 to 459
The 1950 to last year figures show 1 to 19 year olds falling from 529 to 459. The 1955 total rose 47 over 1954, but Dr A L Marshall, state director of communicable disease control, says the gain may reflect improved reporting.
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A. L. Marshall
Aways dry scrubbing brushes with bristles down
The note advises drying scrubbing brushes bristles down and storing them bristle side down when possible to prevent water from seeping into the handle.
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Aa Otorists
S. 19Th St
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Wabash
P. J. Ryan
CONE
6Th
Poplar Streets
Crawford
Rhodes-Buntin-Conley Agency
Prk
Russia
Stalinize Red Party
Seaton
Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of Interior
Interior
Douglas McKay
Cherry
Martha Hunsicker
Terre
Haute
Cherry Street
Mabel
Cassity
Miss Rose A. Stevenson
Larrison
H. Bohn
Henrietta Carnell
Elizabeth Jane Stanfield
Chester M. Poore
Mrs
Sie
Wabash Ave
Harvey Clark Co
ST Terre Haute
National Ave
Ohio St
Thomas
Thomas Chapel
WBOW
North 13Th Street
Forrest Sherer Agency
Competent Insurance Service
William E. Hamilton
Pauline Hurst
Guy J. Kornblum
Claim Department
North 6Th Street
Lela Lackey
Louis F. Phipps
Barbara Zimmer
Vigo County
Funeral Directors Association
Ball Funeral Home
J. N. Hickman & Son
P. J. Ryan & Sons, Inc
DeBaun Funeral Home
Terre Haute and
Prairie Creek
Bedine
Fox Funeral Home
Riley
Mattox Funeral Home
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