Bulganin Pushes Disarmament in Letter to Eisenhower
American officials call Bulganin's note pure propaganda with no new disarmament proposals. He claims credit for Russia's 1.2 million troop cut and urges the U S to follow with a significant contribution toward world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
U. S
Russia
United States
White House
Germany
United Nations
Britain
France
East Germany
Bulgarin
Moscow Radio
Racer Dies in Greensboro Midget Car Crash
A P A stock car driver Harold R. Dickey Reynolds of Arlington Virginia died when his midget racer failed to negotiate a curve crashed through a 10 foot wooden fence and flipped over in Greensboro North Carolina on Friday night. He was identified by officials as Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Harold R
Dickey) Reynolds
Arlington
Reservations For N Y Theater Trip Made Here
Reservations are reported for a Contemporary Theater Course tour to New York City on August 26 under Dr. Robert W. Masters. Numerous individuals from multiple towns list as having made bookings with Dr. Masters or Mr. Watson, including Francena Balch, Judy Bastian, Sam Beecher, Edgar Bell, Morris Buck, Alada Carey, Phylis Cluder, Tom Coldwell, Michael Collins, Rose Mary Delaney, Bette Dempsey, Sue Dixon, Philip Evans, Lucille Fairhurst, Edna Fox, William Graves, Carol Habermeier, Katherine Hamilton, Lois Hartman, Thomas Heerman, Martin Henderson, Jessie Hickman, William Lyon, Mary R. McBeth, William McGee, Rose Metten, Mary Miller, Mayme Musgrave, Jane Nattkemper, Dorothy Orcutt, James Rawley, and others from Lawrenceville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Robert W. Masters
Dr. Masters
Mr. Watson
Francena H. Balch
Summit
N. J
Judy Bastian
Evansville
Sam Beecher
Edgar W. Bell
Morris Buck
Brazil
Alada G. Carey
Phylis M. Cluder
Tom Coldwell
Michael Collins
Rose Mary DeLaney
Fort Wayne
Bettie V. Dempsey
Sue Dixon
Philip Evans
Lucille Fairhurst
Edna Fox
Riley
William Graves
Princeton
Carol Habermeier
Katherine Hamilton
Lois V. Hartman
Thomas Heerman
Centerbury
Martin Henderson
Jessie Hickman
William Lyon
Hoopeston
Ill
Mary R. McBeth
William R. McGee
Lafayette
Rose Metten
Mary Ann Miller
Mayme C. Musgrave
Jane Nattkemper
Dorothy Orcutt
Lawrenceville
James C. Rawley
Sweet
Daily Crossword Across Clue List
A compact crossword clue set featuring themes and definitions including Part of a sleeve Dug around as potatoes The senate house Invest Solicit earnestly Under handed Honey gathering insect Spread grass to dry Enclosure A sea nymph A married woman Garden took Tiny Pack away Voided escutcheon The hawk parrot Jewish month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tiny
City sues over red paint slip and suit damage
Gordon Philip Levy of Los Angeles sues the city for 48 dollars after a crosswalk curb freshly painted red without warning signs caused him to slip. He says the fall stained his gray flannel suit and blue suede shoes from a Spanish tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gordon Philip Levy
Levy
Spain
Nine Broadway Plays to Be Seen by Briar group tour
A Briar group led by Mrs. John Roupke and Dr. Masters will attend nine Broadway productions in an eight day theater study. Tickets are secured for My Fair Lady Most Happy Fella and Middle of the Night. Reservations are limited and forms contact Jack Watson at 1303 South Center street C-1249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Dr. Masters
Jack Watson
South Center Street
Four Kiwanians to Attend Kiwanis International Convention
Harold Huston and Robert Whitstone lead Terre Haute clubs with Dr. D W Conner and Fred Kramer as officers. Delegates from Brazil and Linton join Kiwanis leaders in San Francisco for the 41st annual convention June 17 to 21. Speakers include John Foster Dulles and Governor George N Craig at the Civic Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
San Francisco
Calif
Harold Huston
Robert Whitstone
D. W. Conner
Fred Kramer
Huston
Greater Kiwanis Club
Terre Haute
Conner
Kramer
Kiwanis Club
PLAN P T A WORK FOR 1956 57 SEASON
The Maryland School Parent Teachers Association met at Mrs. Frank Miklozek's home to discuss plans for the 1956 57 season and committee appointments. Attending were Mrs. Paul Gummere, vice president, Mrs. S E Brussell, secretary, Elwood Blower, treasurer, and John Meisel, school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School Parent-Teachers Association
Frank Miklozek
Paul Gummere
S. E. Brussell
Elwood Blower
John Meisel
Prohibitionists Push Statewide Ban Across Indiana
Indiana Prohibition Party abandons local option and votes to pursue statewide prohibition with a $100 000 signature drive. Delegates nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and state offices and will fund one campaign due to limited funds. Names include J Ralson Miller Hammond for governor and Raymond M Morris Evansville for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Prohibition Party
J. Ralson Miller
Hammond
Raymond M. Morris
Evansville
Josephine Lough
Winona Lake
W. W. Oesch
Goshen
Horace N. Smith
Hagerstown
George V. Ranck
Allison E. Wrentmore
Public Instruction
Lois Gilbert Krandell
Fort Wayne
Supreme and Appellate Court
Edmund Nelson
Columbus
Supreme Court
Joe M. Wyatt
Dunkirk
Rotarians to Hear Flight Officer At Terre Haute Club
Lt Alvin L Coffey flight training officer of the 113th Fighter Interceptor Squadron Indiana Air National Guard will address Rotarians at a Terre Haute Rotary Club luncheon next Tuesday at the Terre Haute House. Coffey has been with the ANG since 1947 and trained at Moore Field Greenville and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin L. Coffey
113Th
Indiana Air National Guard
Coffey
Rotary Club
Terre Haute House
A.N.G
Moore Field
Tex
Greenville
Miss
Phoenix
Arizona
Christian Science Sunday Services to Emphasize Divine Safeguard
Church plans a Sunday program centered on trusting God for safety and plenty. The Lesson Sermon titled God the Preserver of Man draws on Psalms 37 and 121 and includes readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Paris Employes Seek Boost In Their Salaries
Paris Illinois workers petitioned for a $35 monthly raise to reach policeman and firefighter wages. They seek a 40 hour week time and a half and double time pay two weeks sick leave and a 15 day vacation. The council heard the request and approved first passage of a $608079 appropriation ordinance up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ill
H. F. McFarland
Water Works
Three men sought in Paris area for farm thefts from Kenny Andrews farm
Three young men aged 21 to 24 driving a 1951 car are being sought after allegedly stealing tools and a battery from the Kenny Andrews farm northwest of Paris and selling them for 75 dollars to Alex Hance of Vanscouck filling station. Hance alerted local police. the suspects vanished and were later sighted near Westville, Illinois. Ernest Young reported missing disc cutters valued at 100 dollars from a Clinton road farm near Paris. Paris chapter of the Eastern Star honored Mrs. May Garrett at grand lecturers night with 175 members at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ill
Kenny Andrews
Here
Alex Hance
Vanscouck
Chrisman
Hance
Carl Sayer
Edgar County Sheriff's Office
Order of the Eastern Star
May Garrett
Masonic Temple
Madge Bell
Hume
Garrett
Bell
Emily Dickerson
Iris
Danville
Summer schedule at First Baptist Church
Beginning Sunday two morning worship services at First Baptist. First service at 9 o clock with Dr Arthur S Dodgson preaching on The Challenge to Press Forward. Church School from junior high to adult at 10 o clock. Second service at 10 45 with same pastor. Evening service at 7 30 titled Life to the Full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Arthur S. Dodgson
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday
The 1956 Vacation Bible School will run from 9 to 11 a.m. daily, starting Monday and ending June 22. Ages three to 12 may enroll. Director is Mrs. Ruth Buck with Mrs. George McNeil as pianist and Nellie Keller as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Buck
George McNeil
Nellie Keller
Virginia Brill
Doris Hadley
Mae Jones
Reta Long
Nancy Wham
Janice Watts
Anna Henderson
Ellen
Sharon Henderson
Betty Parcus
Viola Daniels
Ann Atlogic
Ackley
Fifteen Terre Haute Teachers Retire from Public Schools
The 1955 56 Terre Haute public school year closed with 15 teachers retiring and 19 resigning. Among those bidding farewell were Helen Froeb Erma George Helen Ross Mary Louise Jaenisch at Garfield and Laura Ellis Mabel Phillips Grover Roll at Wiley. Other retirees include Helen Smick Bernice Stantz Edna Yocum J L Lord Bertha Heaton Grace Kearns Mary P Snow Mary Tatlock and several others from multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Public Schools
Garfield
Helen Froeb
Erma George
Helen Ross
Mary Louise Jaenisch
Wiley
Laura Ellis
Mabel Phillips
Grover Roll
Sarah Scott
Helen L. Smick
Bernice Stantz
Edna Yocum
J. L. Lord
Bertha Heaton
Montrose
Grace Kearns
Fairbanks
Mary P. Snow
McKeen
Mary Tatlock
Sandison
Youth Confesses Grocery Store Burglary
A nineteen year old, James L. Holmes, admitted to breaking into Carter's Grocery Store at 1563 Elizabeth Ave on May 31. He led investigators to Crystal Lake Fort Harrison Road where a tin box with tobacco was recovered and detailed how he moved items from the store to his home and concealed the box in bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Elizabeth Avenue
James L. Holmes
North Fifteenth Street
Fred Bailey
John O’leary
C. D. Thompson
Crystal Lake
Fort Harrison Road
Holmes
Cigarette Ignites Chair Causing 50 Dollar Home Fire
Firemen estimate 50 dollars damage at the home of L. R. Mc Kee 733 North Eighth Street Friday night after a cigarette dropped in an overstuffed chair. Pumper Company 3 responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. McKee
North Eighth Street
Pumper Company 3
Steel Glass and Chemical Industries Use Coal Output
Steel, glass and chemical industries consume about 20 percent of U S coal production, highlighting their demand within the national energy mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel, Glass and Chemical Industries
U. S
Film stars Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger become citizens
New Citizens Los Angeles June 9. United States citizenship is the latest possession for film actress Jean Simmons and her husband Stewart Granger. The British born couple took the oath Friday before Federal Judge Peirson M. Hall. Granger said they had been looking forward to becoming American citizens for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U. S
Jean Simmons
Stewart Granger
Peirson M. Hall
Granger
Tour Planned of Farm Plots Demonstrating Wheat and Grains
Vigo county agriculture agent A D Luers announces a demonstration tour of plots showing twenty varieties of wheat rye barley and winter oats on Davis avenue about one-eighth mile east of the Apple Club. The event starts Wednesday June 13 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Luers
Vigo County
Davis Avenue
Apple Club
Indiana Fair Board and Accounts Board Reach Agreement
In Indianapolis on June 9 the Indiana State Fair Board and the State Board of Accounts resolved a dispute over expense accounts after four days of exchange. A committee will implement tighter controls on claims and designate an approving authority while noting concerns over attending International Association of Fairs and Exhibitions meetings at state expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Fair Board
State Board of Accounts
Fair Board
Robert R. Wickersham
Accounts Board
John Craft
la Porte
Wickersham
Wickerham
International Assn
Busseron Creek Dams Considered in Vigo County
At a Vigo County meeting with Lawr ence Wilson and L Arganbright the feasibility of retention dams in Busseron Creek was discussed. Three dams would be in Vigo County with two north of highway 246 and one south of this area. Cost estimates and plans are complete and farmers are asked to express wishes at the soil conservation office or county extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wilson
Vigo County
Soil Conservation Office
A. D. Luers
Federal
Parole Officers Attend Central States Corrections Conference
The Central States Corrections Association Conference opens at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis. Local parole officers John Halter and Charles Blanton are expected to attend along with layman Harry Fitch. Speeches include Rt. Rev. Msgr. Nicholas H. Wegner and Dr. Walter Wallack among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States Corrections Association
Claypool
Indianapolis
John Halter
Charles Blanton
Harry Fitch
Nicholas H. Wegner
Father Flanagan
Boys’ Home
Boys Town
Neb
Kenneth McFarland
General Motors Corporation
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Walter Wallack
Wallkill Prison
N. Y
American Correctional Association
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Racer
Saratoga
Manhattan Bridge
New York
Robert J. Stroh
International
N.Y
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India
AVON
Midwest Homes, Inc
Charleston
First Baptist
Bible School
Edith Helm
Oklahoma
Peter Bent Brigham
International Soundphoto
Wanda Foster
Boston
Aircraft Carrier Enterprise
Mississippi
Battleship
California
Tennessee
U. S. Navy
Navy
Congress
Busseron Creek
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