President Eisenhower Tries Light Hospital Schedule
Hagerty defended the president against insinuations of concealing information stating no official visitors were planned beyond White House staff. Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams met at 9:30 am while Pineau’s possible visit remained uncertain. Doctors had outlined a 15 day hospital stay followed by rest before resuming duties as plans for further hospital conferences were awaited.
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Hagerty
White House
Presi
Doll carriage parade crowns boy at Bunker Hill anniversary
Part of the Boston celebration for the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary featured a doll carriage parade with 21 young entrants. Curtis Weidel, 3, won the contest as the sole boy participant among 20 girls.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Curtis Weidel
President Eisenhower’s Medical Update and Diet Increase
Monday with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles noted the president’s meals growing slightly in calories beyond the 1800 daily diet. He ate a first post bed meal in a chair with beef patty mashed potatoes pureed peas toast apple sauce and decaf coffee. Doctors at a news conference discussed ileitis recurrence and the operation’s corrective effects.
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Richard M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Howard McC. Snyder
Eisenhrower
Hagerty
Crohn's Ileitis Recurrence Discussed by Dr Crohn
In Philadelphia Sunday Dr Burril Crohn who first diagnosed ileitis and pioneered its treatment noted recurrences occur in 30 to 35 percent of cases over a long period. He added that the recurrences are mild and it is exceedingly rare to require a second operation.
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Heaton
Philadelphia
Burril Crohn
Chandler names friend to Senate in Kentucky
Gov A B Chandler nominated Frankfort attorney Joseph J Leary to the U S Senate as temporary replacement for the late Barkley Leary age 49 is a close adviser and has served as co chairman of Chandler s gubernatorial campaign Barkley died April 30 and the committee will choose a nominee for the remaining four years of the term in November Louisville meeting set
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Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Joseph J. Leary
U. S. Senate
Sen
Barkley
Democratic State Central Executive Committee
Louisville
Leary
Chandler
Attorneys of Sixth District Meet Sat
Members of the Sixth District Bar Association will gather Saturday at Turkey Run with wives and guests. President Victor E. Aldridge Jr. of Terre Haute will oversee an 11:30 a.m. business session to elect officers, followed by a 1 p.m. hotel luncheon with lecturer Don Boit of Brazil. Special guests include Thomas M. Scanlon of Indianapolis and Charles C. Fox of Jeffersonville, leaders of the Indiana State Bar Association, plus judges from the Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts.
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Sixth District Bar Association
Turkey Run
Victor E. Aldridge, Jr
Terre Haute
Don Boit
Brazil
Thomas M. Scanlon
Indianapolis
Charles C. Fox
Jeffersonville
Local residents travel to London as Richardson visit ends
Mr and Mrs James Johnson of 111 North Seventh learn their former neighbors Mr and Mrs Albert Richardson now live at 2854 Mariposa Terre Haute. The couple left Indianapolis June 12 and reached London June 14 before planning a helicopter return to Idlewood and Indianapolis by July 14. Johnsons will drive to meet them. The Bethany Women's Missionary Society hosts its June meeting at Bethany Congregational Church with guests from nearby churches and a state association moving pictures showing home mission fields. Refreshments and a yearly bank offering are planned. Marcia Lynn Taylor, daughter of William L Taylor and Phyllis Bartenbach, was born June 17 at St Anthony Hospital, prompting congratulations to the Taylors of 2300 North Seventh. A Central School PTA meeting is set for June 21 at 8 pm at the Central Building, led by President Margie Newburn Creekbaum and Vice President Hazel Thornton.
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West Terre Haute
James Johnson
North Seventh Street
Albert Richardson
England
Richardson
Mariposa Drive
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
London
Idlewood
Mrs. Johnson
Richardsons
Bethany Women's Missionary Society
Bethany Congregational Church
First Congregational
Plymouth Congregational
South Vigo Congregational
Bethany Society
Harold W. Taylor
South McIlroy Avenue
Marcia Lynn Taylor
St. Anthony Hospital
William L. Taylor
Phyllis Bartenbach
Central School Parent-Teachers Association
Margie Newburn Creckbaum
Hazel Thornton
Baltimore cafeteria driver to get his own car
Thomas F. Ford Jr. 21 pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to eight auto thefts and has four suspended years. Judge E Paul Mason rejected Ford's claim the thefts were to reach work but said the idea of giving him a car might be tried. Ford said he stopped stealing once he reached work after detectives staked out a city area where about 50 cars were stolen in a short span.
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Baltimore
Thomas F. Ford Jr
E. Paul Mason
Ford
Central school patrons notified of hospital patient and activities
Mrs. Charles Schlensker of 116 North Sixth Street is listed as a patient at Union Hospital in Room 202 and recovering rapidly. The Dunlap Ladies Aid society plans a covered dish supper next Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs. Sarah Certain’s home R R 1 Robinson road. Arthur McEllroy and sons from Tulsa arrived Monday to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs Harry McIlroy of 1 East Johnson Avenue.
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Charles Schlensker
North Sixth Street
Union Hospital
Arthur McEllroy
Robert and
Arthur, Jr
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Harry McIlroy
East Johnson Avenue
Harris and McIlroy Family Travel News
The McIlroys visited University Park Maryland staying with Mr and Mrs Frank Higgenbotham by plane. Thomas I Harris, of South Sixth Street, arrived safely in London and stayed at Piccadilly Hotel before traveling to Wales to visit relatives. He plans to return to Terre Haute via TWA on Saturday July 14.
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Harry McIlroys
University Park
Frank Higgenbotham
Thomas I. Harris
South Sixth Street
London
England
Piccadilly Hotel
Wales
Terre Haute
TWA
Illinois delegates back Stevenson at Democratic convention
Illinois delegates favored Adlai E. Stevenson as their top pick for the Democratic presidential nomination in the AP poll. Seventy eight delegates were mailed ballots. 37 responded with 29 votes cast showing Stevenson first choice in 19 votes and Symington second with 42 votes includes undecided ballots totaling nine.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Associated Press
Stevenson
Symington
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Gov
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Averell Harriman
New York
President Mum on Still Being Candidate in Senate Fight
The piece notes Schoeppel predicts Republican gains in the Senate race with Kentucky likely to flip. It reports Democratic concerns about Thurston Morton challenging Clem ents in Ky. and Harriman gaining momentum as a presidential hopeful after McKinney’s Indianapolis forecast. Maine’s primaries name Willis Trafton Jr. to challenge Muskie, who faces no opposition for renomination.
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Schoeppel
Kentucky
Thurston B. Morton
Sen. Clements
D.-Ky
Averell Harriman
New York
Frank E. McKinney
McKinney
Indianapolis
Harriman
Chicago
Maine
Willis A. Trafton, Jr
House
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
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