Death of Dr Wynekoop Revealed After Year
Chicago reports disclose the 84 year old Dr Alice Wynekoop died last July 4 at a South Side rest home under the name Dr Alice Lois Lindsay. Death listed as arteriosclerosis and pneumonia. The case recalls Rheta Gardner Wynekoop’s 1933 murder.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Clifton Hunn
Irving Mack
Lindsay
Dr. Wynekoop
Catherine Lindsay Dobson
Catherine Wynekoop
Rheta
Man Burned To Death In Gas City Dwelling Fire
Isaac Faunce 57 of Gas City was burned to death Tuesday night when his one room home was destroyed by a fire. Firemen said the blaze likely resulted from an explosion in an oil stove.
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Gas City
Ind
Isaac Faunce
Indiana State announces twelve new faculty appointments
Woodrow W. Creason joins as assistant professor of social studies from Concord College. Braxton H. Duvall becomes instructor in industrial education at the Laboratory School. Dr. John C. Hook is named assistant professor of geography from Dartmouth. Miss Jean Johnson is instructor in physical education for women from the College of Wooster. Frank W. Lidral becomes associate professor of music from Central Missouri State. Leone Orner is associate professor of business from the University of Tulsa. Richard R. Rosewall joins as assistant professor of music from the University of Minnesota. Earl M. Stephanson is assistant professor of social studies from Mission House College. Dr. Tom C. Venable becomes associate professor of education from Murray State. New appointments replace retirees and augment the staff.
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Woodrow W. Creason
Concord College
West Virginia
Braxton H. Duvall
Crawfordsville High School
John C. Hook
Dartmouth College
Miss Jean Johnson
College of Wooster
Ohio
Frank W. Lidral
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Miss Leone Orner
University of Tulsa
Richard R. Rosewall
University of Minnesota
Earl M. Stephanson
Mision House College
Wisconsin
Tom C. Venable
Murray State Teachers College
Kentucky
Holmstedt
Rockville Man Named In Fair Board Criticism
Indiana auditors named six former and current State Fair Board members in Indianapolis today after a critical report on 1954 1955 expense claims. Names include Gilman Stewart John Craft Orville Miller Walter Wimmer and others for receipts and overstatement of meeting days.
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Rockville
Fair Board
Indianapolis
Indiana State Board of Accounts Today
State Fair Board
Gilman Stewart
Greensburg
John Craft
la Porte
Orville Miller
Goshen
Walter Wimmer
Wimmer
Craft
Miller
Stewart
Election workers asked to collect checks
Officials of the Vigo County Auditor's office summoned May Primary election board members to the auditor's office to claim their checks. About 50 checks are being held for pickup by the proper persons.
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Vigo County
Auditor’s Office
Will Ordain James R Hughes As Presbyterian Minister
James Richard Hughes son of Virgil and Florence Hughes will be ordained at Central Presbyterian Church in a Friday service. Indiana area pastors attend. Dr S Franklin Mack of New York preaches. Music by Central Choir and Indiana State Teachers College Choir with reception after.
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James Richard Hughes
Virgil M. Hughes
North Eleventh Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Hughes
Garfield High School
Indiana State Teachers College
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Biblical Seminary of
New York
New York City
S. Franklin Mack
Broadcasting and Film Commission
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Dr. Mack
Biblical Seminary
Hartwick College
Jamestown
N. D
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Central Choir
Robert Meurer
Frederick L. Black
Indiana State Teachers College Choir
Mary Hughes
Aerial Defense Will Be Behind For Three Years
Gen Earl E Partridge warns Senate that U S air defenses will be not too good for the next three years. He cites rapid Soviet progress, calls for modern fighters radar networks and bases, and estimates 61 billion needed 1951 to 1965 with little spent so far. He warns of potential hundreds of Soviet bombers and expects rising damage if attacked.
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Washington
Earl E. Partridge
U. S. Air Defense
Partridge
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Defense Command
U. S
Russia
United States
Shaw Estate Is Filed In Probate
The will of the late Clara B. Shaw was filed in probate court Wednesday morning leaving an estate of personal property valued at 1600 dollars to her children and naming Temple Shaw a son as executor. Heirs and their bequests include Temple 411 dollars for taxes interest and insurance payments. the remainder to be shared by the children Edna Huntworth Dora Martin Madison Lena Dye Marie Shaw and Temple Shaw. Lee L. Criss is the personal representative.
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Clara B. Shaw
Temple Shaw
Temple
Barton Avenue
Edna Huntworth
South Ninth Street
Dora Martin
Madison
Wis
Lena Dye
Cutler
Ind
Marie Shaw
South Fourteenth Street
Frank
Lee L. Criss
Blowout Wrecks Car Driver Hurt on State Road 46
Raymond Hoopingarner 27 of 1028 Spruce Street was injured when a left front tire blew out while he headed north on State Road 46 two miles south of State Road 42. His car swerved and hit a bridge, he was treated at St Anthony Hospital for knee abrasions and contusions and released.
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Raymond Hoopingarner
Spruce Street
Hoopingarner
Carpenter and
Taylor
St. Anthony Hospital
Car Found At Intersection Identified As 1953 Plymouth
Police locate a 1953 Plymouth two door with plate FA2785 abandoned at the Thirty seventh and Locust street intersection. The light grey with dark blue top car was locked and deputies ordered it towed to Downtown Chevrolet storage.
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Locust
Chevrolet
Errant Drivers In City Court
City Court actions by Judge Edward S. Everett included three traffic violations and public intoxication charges. Richard Vicars and Sally Smith paid fines for stop sign and license violations, William Mangold fined for failing to use truck route, Earl Ford fined for public intoxication. Four men at Friendly Inn were fined for public intoxication and property damage but fines were suspended pending restitution for the window.
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Edward S. Everett
Richard Henry Vicars
North Fourth Street
Sally Smith
North Sixth Street
William F. Mangold
Newmay Street
Wilmington
Ohio
Earl Ford
Monroe County
Sixteenth Street
First Avenue
Friendly Inn Tavern
Eagle Street
Everett
Morris Reed
Shuman Sherman
Julian Chancellor
Orin Bennett
Sheriff Orders Night Club Closed in Evansville
Sheriff Frank McDonald ordered the Star Lite Club closed after a fatal traffic accident near the club. Two patrons Sidney E. Ivey and Herman Neundorf died when a car left a curve. survivor Donald Schomburg claimed the group ended a drinking spree with a highball at the club. In seven years five people have been killed in crashes while leaving the club.
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Evansville
Ind
Frank McDonald
Star Lite Club
Sidney E. Ivey
Herman Neundorf
McDonald
Donald Schomburg
Pope Pius XII cuts audience to ten minutes due to weakness
Pope Pius XII shortened his general audience to ten minutes citing weakened condition. A separate note imagines a modern car made by 1908 methods would cost over 65000 dollars.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Soviet Economy Under Strain and Push for Growth
The article argues the Soviet armed forces and population must shift into agriculture to boost production while exports to friendly nations are aimed at countering Western competition. It notes long-term planning, transport and energy bottlenecks, uneven education quality, de Stalinization weaknesses, and growing public impatience shaping Kremlin pressure over the next decade, alongside Wisconsin state tree plantings.
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Bulganin
U.S.S.R
Stalin
Red China
Russia
Kremlin
Green Faces Burglary Charge In Vigo Court
George Robert Green 18 of 20 Brown Avenue appeared before Judge Herbert R Criss in Vigo County Circuit Court on a second degree burglary charge. He allegedly stole a bicycle on April 22 and broke into Honey Creek High School to take two clarinets, later found under his bed. He reportedly pleads not guilty to a second burglary charge filed May 3 for a theft at Rust Bros 825 Wabash Avenue.
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George Robert Green
Brown Avenue
Herbert R. Criss
Vigo County
Green
Honey Creek High School
Rust Bros
Wabash Avenue
Kedzie Introduces First Sugar Beets to Michigan
Dr. R. C. Kedzie, named chemistry professor at Michigan State University in 1863, introduced the first sugar beets into Michigan, marking a milestone in agricultural and industrial history.
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R. C. Kedzie
Michigan State University
Michigan
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