Mother and Daughter Lawyers Practice Law in Louisville
In Louisville a mother daughter law team Hughett and Hughett operates between the jail and courthouse. Maude Hughett age nearly 71 bar for 50 years and daughter Josephine keep age secret both share office but not cases. Maude says she pioneered women in the south and Josephine left concert violin for law school in 1941 becoming Kentucky's early assistant attorney general.
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Louisville
Josephine
Hughett
Maude
Hughetts
Knoxville
South
Mason- Dixon Line
University of Tennessee Law School
Kentucky
Nurses Attend Stroke Workshop at Indiana University
About 75 Indiana nurses attend the second annual summer stroke workshop on the Bloomington campus. Local delegates include Miss Betty Garmony of St Anthony Hospital and Miss Barbara Harbaugh of Union Hospital. The program runs through June 26, organized by the university and Indiana Heart Foundation Nursing Education Committee to improve patient care for stroke cases.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Indiana University
Betty Garmony
St. Anthony Hospital
Barbara Harbaugh
Union Hospital
Bloomington
Indiana Heart Foundation
Douglas Leawitt
Indianapolis
Foundation
Indiana State Board of Health
Indiana State Department of Public Welfare
Division of Services For
Maryanne Roehm
Vigo County Heart Association
Red China refuses Harriman visa for journalist visit
Moscow June 22 Communist China denied W Averell Harriman a visa to visit Peiping as a journalist The former New York governor said a new application would be considered next year He is touring the Soviet Union and writing articles for an American syndicate.
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Moscow
China
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
New York
Peiping
Soviet Union
Lions Club to Install Officers at Banquet
Terre Haute Lions Club to install William Hedges as president and officers including Robert Cox Walter Eisenhut Ralph Courtney Robert Gerke and others at a 7 PM dinner in the Pine Room Hotel Deming Buena Chaney will be master of ceremonies and installing officer District Governor George Denham and deputies Harold Seamon and Orville Finch will attend The club will present a campership check to the Terre Haute Boys Club for Camp Gulick.
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Pine Room
Hotel Deming
William Hedges
Terre Haute Lions Club
Robert Cox
Walter Eisenhut
Ralph Courtney
Robert Gerke
Harry McKain
Edward Tapy
Harry Buchholz
Charles Kimmerle
Joseph Heine
Buena Chaney
George Denham
Harold Seamon
Orvile Finch
Terre Haute
Penalties for Law Violations at Indiana Taverns
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced suspensions ranging from five to thirty days for 22 permit holders. Notable actions include Terre Haute Triangle Tavern ten days for dispensing and consuming on election day and The Inn in Terre Haute fifteen days for minor loitering. West Terre Haute Midway Tavern and John R Underwood received fifteen days for minor loitering. Terre Haute 6th Ave Tavern and Thelma Cook faced thirty days for minor sale.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission Today
Terre Haute
Triangle
West Terre Haute
Midway
John R. Underwood
6Th Ave
Thelma Cook
Franklin’s 1731 Friction Machine Uses Playing Cards
Benjamin Franklin built an electrical friction machine in 1731 and used playing cards as insulation inside the device. The anecdote highlights his experimental setup and materials used during early electrical experiments.
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Benjamin Franklin
Reserve Bank Attacked Over Spending by Rep Patman
Rep Wright Patman accuses the Federal Reserve System of wasteful outlays including golf tournaments and parties. He cites $2 613 for a Chicago golf event and $974 for a ladies party plus costly new buildings and a Richmond land lease for $146 549. Boston cafeteria costs $29 882 are also noted. officials defend or defer reply.
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Washington
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Patman
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
House Banking Committee
Board of Governors
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
George McKinney
Richmond Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Robert C. Sprague
Boston Bank
Calumet City Night Spot Raided by State Police
State police raided the La Flame Club in Calumet City early Sunday. Seven people were arrested including Sheila Venner a 19 year old dancer and club staff William Bango 40 manager Dottie Simpson 21 dancer Lois Kroppa 38 barmaid Shirley Jones 21 unemployed Sally Miller 21 dancer and Richard Stevens a customer all from the Chicago area. Sgt Richard Massa led the operation with four plain clothed officers.
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Chicago
Calumet City
Richard Massa
la Flame Club
Sheila Venner
William Bango
Lois Kroppa
Dottie Simpson
Shirley Jones
Sally Miller
Richard Stevens
Chicago Area
Optimist Club to Install Officers
Evening Optimist Club will install Stan Knight as club president Tuesday night at 7 during a dinner meeting at Louise's Restaurant. Jim Lewis, lieutenant governor elect, will serve as installing officer.
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Optimist Club
Stan Knight
Louise’s
Jim Lewis
Rescuer Drowns Trying to Save Two Sisters in Miss
In Poplarville Mississippi a 15-year-old Buddy Smith died Sunday after leaping into a creek to rescue Evelyn Reyer 13 and her sister Evan 8 who had stepped into a 25 foot deep hole while wading. The siblings also perished. Thomas Jefferson spoke 30 different Indian dialects.
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Poplarville
Miss
Buddy Smith
Evelyn Reyer
Evan
Eisenhower press conferences shift from aversion to habit
The piece traces President Eisenhower’s change from desiring to avoid the hostile press to embracing frequent news conferences. It notes his 16 meetings this year, cites Hugh Baillie’s and Douglass Cater’s views on press relations, and mentions Cherokee Indians in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
Hugh Baillie
Baille
The
United Press
New York
Jim Hagerty
Douglass Cater
Washington Press Corps
Cater
the Reporter
White House
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
Mrs Klumpp Trial for Lover's Wife Murder Proceeds in Cincinnati
The state opens the final testimony phase in the Edythe Klumpp murder case. Prosecutors allege she killed Louise Bergen and burned her body at Lake Cowan after purchasing gasoline the day before, while the defense suggests a struggle over a gun in Klumpp's car.
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Cincinnati
Edythe Klumpp
Louise Bergen
Bergman
Lake Cowan
Clinton County
Klumpp
Bergen
Two Hoosier Fliers injured in plane crash near Huntington
Two Huntington men Marvin Scott age 19 and Mark Lee McHenry age 22 were critically injured when their light single engine plane nosedived into a cornfield south of Huntington Indiana. They were rushed to Lutheran Hospital Fort Wayne with severe head injuries and multiple fractures. The crash occurred Sunday after Scott piloted the craft from his father’s private airport south of Huntington.
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Huntington
Ind
Here
Marvin Scott
Mark Lee McHenry
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Wayne
Scott
Plane crashes in corn field after engine stalls
Witnesses say the aircraft stalled, then spiraled nose down from about 200 feet before crashing into a corn field. Investigators are examining wreckage and cause of the incident.
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Ling
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