Elks Headed to 87th Grand Lodge Convention in Chicago
Terre Haute Elks led by Benjamin G. Cox depart July 1 for Chicago to attend the 87th Grand Lodge Convention. Indiana Elks Chanters join with public appearances while lodging at Stevens Hotel and Palmer House. Over 50 000 delegates from 48 states plus Hawaii Porto Rico Alaska Guam and Canal Zone expected.
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Benjamin G. Cox
Terre Haute Elks Lodge
C. L. Shideler
Indiana Elks Association
Harley E. Hickman
C. C. MclIntosh
Chicago
Grand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of
United States of America
Cox
Stevens Hotel
Indiana
Indiana Elks Chanters
Terre Haute
The
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United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alaska
Guam
Canal Zone
Elks Lodges
Éover
America
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Martin H. Kennelly
White Sox Comiskey Park
Arlington Park
Ellis’ Wives
Marshall Field & Company
Special venire asked in easing heirs dispute case
In Rochester New York a probate dispute over parental assets includes five banks as named creditors and heirs Alton R Moulton and brothers Lawrence M and Frank E Moulton. A 20 member special venire was ordered for the jury trial by Judge Albert R Owens.
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Alton R. Moulton
Lawrence M
Frank E. Moulton
Cole, Wilement and
Martin Clark
William P. van Wagner
Arnold Anderson
Gladys Dierdorf
Bertha Mayer
Eugene Childs
John F. Evinger
Verne Plenge
Curtis van Hoy
Warren Tarrh
Adolph Wenger
Charles Dalph
Dora E. Halstead
Carl E. Erenhardt
David Valentine
Olmer Vance
Hoosier Dead Sent for Burial in Vevay
Everett Scudder a 54 year old salesman for Southwestern Petroleum Company of Fort Worth died in an Amarillo hospital after being found with three gunshot wounds in his rented room. He died Monday and his body was shipped Tuesday to Vevay Indiana for burial. A .22 caliber rifle lay beside him and no coroner's verdict was returned.
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Amarillo
Tex
Everett Scudder
Vevay
Ind
Southwestern Petroleum Company of
Fort Worth
Illinois House approves $2 raise in jobless benefits
Springfield June 21. Legislation for a two dollar increase in maximum jobless pay to twenty seven dollars a week passed the Illinois House last night and moved to the Senate.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois House
Senate
Hoosier Unemployment Benefits Rise On Industry Shutdowns
Indiana Employment Security Division reports 21 005 job insurance applicants for the week ending June 16 an increase of three percent from the prior week and fifteen percent from the same week last year. Refrigerator industry shutdowns blamed on shortages of steel copper and aluminum drive the rise.
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Indianapolis
Crisis in Iran Nears Climax as Mossadegh Seeks Vote
Crowds roamed Tehran smashing Anglo Iranian Oil Company signs while Premier Mossadegh pushed Parliament for a confidence vote in his bid to oust the British company. A lack of quorum blocked debate, delaying the session this afternoon.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Majlis
Mossadegh Wins Confidence Vote Amid Oil Protests
Tehran reports Premier Mohammed Mossadegh secured parliamentary confidence after late day session despite ongoing demonstrations against the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. Protesters gathered through the day voicing demands over oil policy and national control.
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Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Iran Crisis Deepens Over Nationalization Drive
Prime Minister Mossadegh urged unity as Iran defies British mediation and seizes a billion-dollar company. Britain warns it will defend Britons and property if needed while Iran tightens control amid street protests and police stands near the British Embassy.
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C.S.T
Iran
Britain
London
Mossadegh
Eleven year old drowned at Lake George near East Chicago
Eleven year old Richard Mynch drowned while swimming in Lake George about two miles from his East Chicago home. The article notes a violin contains about eighty wood pieces, a separate detail from the drowning.
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Chicago
Richard Mynch
Lake George
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief
Nagging backache and fatigue may signal slow kidney function. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 50 years, claim to flush waste from the kidneys and provide relief from discomfort.
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Dean
Doan
Baby dies after crawling into car at garage
Doris Jean Bush, 18 months, was killed in Greenfield when she crawled into the path of a car driven by her grandfather as he backed into a garage at Fountaintown.
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Greenfield
Doris Jean Bush
Fountaintown
Bottler Injured By Exploding Bottle At Terre Haute Plant
Virgil Darding, 50, of 1908 North Third street and a bottler at Terre Haute Brewery, was treated at St. Anthony's Hospital for a lacerated arm after a bottle exploded at the plant. An Isaac Ball ambulance rushed him to the hospital where he was later released.
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Virgil Darding
North Third Street
Terre Haute Brewery Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Isaac Ball
Rich Widow Faces Slaying Charge
Rich widow Margaret G. Ryan, widow of Basil A. Ryan, is indicted for the manslaughter of 22 year old trespasser Leonard D. Ray in San Luis Obispo California. Ray, a Navy veteran and Sunday school teacher, was killed June 9 after Mrs Ryan testified the shooting was in self defense.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Margaret G. Ryan
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