Dewey Plans Far Eastern Trip to Shape 1952 Policy
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey announced he will visit Korea and other Far Eastern regions as a private citizen at his own expense. Observers see the trip as an effort to bolster his standing as a GOP foreign policy spokesman, potentially challenging Taft’s faction in next year’s campaign. President Truman’s White House approved the plan and promised assistance.
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Washington
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Korea
Far Eastern
Dewey
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
G.O.P
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Indianapolis
White House
Truman
State Department
Arnold Engineering Development Center
Air Force
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gen
Omar Bradley
Defense
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
City officers mourn as crash claims two responders
Officer Jones dies from crash injuries after a fire department collision in Terre Haute. Fire Chief Denis Nicoson remains seriously ill. Capt. Gray is honored at funeral with city officials and an honor guard. Police and fire crews donated blood while a Public Works meeting weighs emergency response rules.
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Ter Thompson
Eighth Avenue
Denis Nicoson
Plum Street
Gray
the Cross
Masonic Lodge
A. L. Althaus
Fire Department
North Thirteenth
City Board of Public Works and Safety
Ralph Tucker
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Thompson
Nicoson
Jones
Helen
Beverly Caress
Zack Jones
Terre Haute
Glenn
Harold
Herbert
Donald
Wallace
Russell
Richard
Clifford
Detroit, Mich
Kermit Kuckewich
Truman Warns on Peace Talks After Malik Bid
President Truman addresses a Tennesseet event warning against Soviet driven peace talks while defending U S aid to Chiang Kai shek and urging unity in Korea The piece notes Malik's truce proposal and U N reactions as the White House reviews statements and plans a coordinated response with State Department and Rusk involvement.
Washington Seeks Proof Malik Peace Bid Sincerity
Washington weighs Malik proposal for a 38th parallel cease fire as a real peace initiative not Soviet propaganda. State Department aims to verify terms with Moscow and Peiping, with Ambassador Alan Kirk set to seek clarifications. Britain and France may join.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Peiping
Jacob Malik
State Department
Kremlin
United Nations
U.S
Alan Kirk
Malik
DePauw Names Humbert New University President
Dr Russell J Humbert 46 pastor of Trinity Methodist Church Youngstown Ohio was named today as new president of DePauw University Greencastle Indiana He succeeds Dr Clyde E Wildman who retires for ill health Humbert a Barberton Ohio native Wooster College graduate ordained 1930 is married to Margaret Lundy and they have three daughters Martha Alice Carolyn and Sarah
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Indianapolis
Russell J. Humbert
Trinity Methodist Church
Youngstown
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Clyde E. Wildman
DePauw
Wildman
Barberton
College of Wooster
Wooster
Margaret Lundy
George Lundy
New York
Humbert
Martha Alice
Carolyn
Sarah
Burnside Dies From Farm Truck Accident
William Thomas Burnside 76 of R. R. Kansas Illinois died at Paris Hospital Sunday night from injuries suffered Thursday when a truck backed toward a barn at his farm. Coroner ruled accidental death. Survived by widow Clara, son William D. Burnside, daughters Helen Nicholson and Julia Sims, sister Ethel Burnside, six grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2:30 at Marrs Funeral Home in Marshall. Burial in Marshall cemetery with Odd Fellows graveside rites.
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Paris
William Thomas Burnside
R. R
Kansas
Paris Hospital
Harlan Owens
Dewey Collins
Collins
Marrs
Marshall
Burnside
Ethel Burnside
Clara Wyrick Burnside
William D. Burnside
Helen Nicholson
Grandview
Julia Sims
Mattoon
Body of Korean War Hero Returned for Funeral
S/Sgt Arthur E. Reasor Edgar County's first Korean war casualty, body brought to Chrisman for funeral and burial at Scott Funeral Home. Amer ican Legion to conduct military rites. Reaser son of Mr and Mrs Charles Reaser, formerly Chrisman resident and Paris tinsmith, killed August 16, 1950. Survived by wife and three children, plus his World War II service.
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Chrisman
Arthur E. Reasor
Edgar County
Scott Funeral
American Legion
Sergeant Reaser
Charles Reaser
Paris
East Peoria
Ill
Watch stolen from car at Isaac Walton Lake
S. L. Bunting reported to Sheriff John Trierweiler that his car was entered by breaking a window. A ladies watch valued at 75 dollars and a necklace valued at 10 dollars were stolen along with a carton of cigarettes and the spare tire and wheel. Bunting and a woman friend had swum at the lake and returned to find the items missing.
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S. L. Bunting
North Ninth Street
John Trierweiler
Bunting
Crock and Bailey
Isaac Walton Lake
Deaths of James Earl Brush in Texas and Brazil burial
James Earl Brush 39 formerly of Terre Haute born West Terre Haute died in Corpus Christi Texas. He worked six years at the National Air Station Corpus Christi and was a Methodist. Survived by widow Beatrice two sons Michael and Wayne four sisters Grace Lundy Lucens Fader Margaret Bedford Nora Waltzer and three nephews. Body to Moore & Son Funeral Home Brazil for services Tuesday at 10 with Rev H Heisler officiating burial in Jackson Cemetery Parke County.
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James Earl Brush
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Corpus Christi
Tex
National Air Station
Methodist Arch
Beatrice
Michael
Wayne Brush
Grace Lundy
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lucens Fader
Margaret Bedford
Detroit
Nora Waltzer
Staunton
Moore & Son Funeral Home
Brazil
Rev. H. Heisler
Jackson Cemetery
Parke County
Obituary for J. Kintz at home of daughter in Indianapolis
J Kintz aged 73 died at his daughter Mrs James F Smith home 1819 South Seventh Street Monday at 3 50 am Survived by Mrs Smith another daughter Mrs Lawrence J Middell of Arlington Heights Ill three sons Maurice W Kintz Indianapolis Frederick A Kintz and Georgentz both of Terre Haute and three grandchildren Funeral from P J Ryan and Sons Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 30 am with requiem mass at St Margaret Mary Church at 9 rosary 7 30 pm Tuesday night Friends may call after 10 am Tuesday
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J. Kintz
James F. Smith
South Seventh Street
St. Margaret Mary
Ryan Chapel
Funeral services for Clida Beal 76 at Second Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs Clida Beal 76 who died at Union Hospital Saturday evening will be held at 11 Tuesday at the Second Christian Church. Rev R C Mowery will conduct the services burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Body to be moved to church from Thomas Funeral Home at 10 Tuesday morning. Surviving are a daughter Leola Carter Terre Haute a son Paul R Weeks Denver a brother Fred L Layton Terre Haute and a sister Helen Bennett San Bernardino Cal.
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Clida Beal
Union Hospital
Second Christian Church
R. cc. Mowery
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Leola Carter
Terre Haute
Paul R. Weeks
Denver
Fred L. Layton
Helen Bennett
San Bernardino
Cal
Frederick B Price 82 Dies at Home in Brazil Indiana
Frederick Bruce Price 82 died at 9 15 Sunday night at his residence R R 2 Brazil Indiana survived by wife Mamie Price a son Lester Price two daughters Virginia Coleman and Frieda Carlisle four brothers Harlan Albert John Price Sherman Price and three sisters Julia Barr Lulu Bandy Gertrude Campbell seven grandchildren The body taken to Gillis Memory Chapel funeral services set for Tuesday at 230 PM with burial in Highland Lawn cemetery
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Frederick Bruce Price
Brazil
Mamie Price
Lester Price
Virginia Coleman
Indianapolis
Frieda Carlisle
Harlan
Albert
John Price
Terre Haute
Sherman Price
Fort Worth
Tex
Julia Barr
Lulu Bandy
Gertrude Campbell
Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Mrs Margaret Cooper Des Carpen ter Dies in Taylorville Ill
Mrs Margaret Cooper Des Carpenter 33 a former Terre Haute resident died Monday at 4 55 am in Taylorville Illinois She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs James Cooper of Brazil five sisters Mrs Glenn Howard Terre Haute Mrs Eula Duncan Springfield Ohio Mrs Helen Harris Rockford Ill Mrs Edward Tibbett Brazil and Mrs Norma Swedick Taylorville four brothers Russell Albert and John Cooper Dayton Ohio and Merle Cooper Fresno California Funeral services and burial will be at Taylorville Illinois
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Margaret Cooper Des Carpenter
Terre Haute
Taylorville
James Cooper
Brazil
Glenn Howard
Eula Duncan
Springfield
Helen Harris
Rockford
Ill
Edward Tibbett
Norma Swedick
Russell Albert
John Cooper
Mrs Lenna Woods Graddy 82 Dies at Home in Albion
Mrs Lenna Woods Graddy aged 82 of 119 North Thirty sixth Street died Sunday night at 7 45 at her residence. Survived by son Ralph Graddy two brothers Chester and Brose Woods both of Ellery Illinois a sister Mrs Georgia Bunting of Albion Illinois and four grandchildren. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel then to Nale Funeral Home Albion.
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Lenna Woods Graddy
North Thirty-sixth Street
Ralph Graddy
Chester
Brose Woods
Ellery, Ill
Georgia Bunting
Albion
Gillis Memory Chapel
Nale Funeral Home
Mrs Charlotte Cooper 79 Dies at St Anthony’s Hospital
Mrs. Charlotte Cooper aged 79 of West Terre Haute died at 5 20 Sunday evening at St Anthony's Hospital She is survived by her daughter Mrs Louise Black of the same address and Mrs Rosa Knox of Marshall Illinois The body was taken to the Bedine Chapel of the Valley for services Tuesday at 3 30 conducted by Rev James Kelley Burial will be in Black Cemetery
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Charlotte Cooper
R.R
West Terre Haute
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louise Black
Rosa Knox
Marshall
Bedine Chapel
Valley
James Kelley
Black Cemetery
Mrs Beulah May Thompson Rites Held In East Rochester
Funeral services for Mrs Beulah May Thompson age 48 who died in East Rochester New York last Thursday will be at 10 Tuesday morning at Callahan Funeral Home Rev Clyde Montgomery officiating. Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery.
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Beulah May Thompson
East Rochester
N. Y
Callahan Funeral Home
Clyde Montgomery
Grandview Cemetery
Funeral services set for Mrs Elmira Kim Merle
Funeral services for Mrs Elmira Kim Merle aged 90 who died Monday in Hillsboro Oregon will be held Wednesday afternoon at the graveside the Rev C H Loveland officiating Burial will be at Lawn Cemetery with arrangements by J N Hi Home and Son Funeral.
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Elmira Kimmerle
Hillsboro
Ore
C. H. Lovelan
Burial Lawn
J. N. Hi
Highland
Ckman & Son Funeral
Mrs Mary Alice Bryce rites set at Claiborn Church
Mrs Mary Alice Bryce aged 67 died at 4 PM Sunday at her Jasonville residence R R 2 She leaves husband Robert Bryce and six children John Bryce Mishawaka Bob Bryce Indianapolis Esther Clark Mishawaka Crissie Miller Highland Mary Holliday Anderson Ruth Bollman McCordsville Ruby Brown Detroit three brothers Ed John Walters Coalmont and Joe Walters Worthington The body returns to the residence Monday afternoon Funeral services will be held 2 PM Wednesday at Claiborn Church Rev Bert Sanders officiating Interment in adjoining cemetery
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Jasonville
Ind
Mary Alice Bryce
R.R. 2
Robert Bryce
John Bryce
Mishawaka
Bob Bryce
Indianapolis
Esther Clark
Crissie Miller
Highland
Mary Holliday
Anderson
Ruth Bollman
McCordsville
Ruby Brown
Detroit
Mich
John Walters
Coalmont
Joe Walters
Worthington
McClanahan Funeral
Claiborn Church
Bert Sanders
First Woman Elected to Paris Group Dies at Home
Mrs. Nelle M. Donald of Paris died at her daughter's home in Arlington Missouri after a long life in Paris. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Central Chapel with burial in Edgar Cemetery. She was a prominent local figure and a descendant of John M. Doak. She left five children including Samuel Doak.
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Paris
Ill
Getted
Nelle M. Donald
Emily Beth Crane
Arlington
Honald
Central Chapel
Batchelor
Paris Presbyterian Church
Edgar Cemetery
Five Children, Inc
John M. Doak
Fortorney
Samuel Doak
Mrs Sara Jane McCulley 82 dies in Paris Illinois
Mrs Sara Jane McCulley 82 widow of Frank McCulley died at 1 30 Sunday in Paris Hospital Survived by four brothers Simon Lindsey Paris Bruce Lindsey Duluth Ollie Lindsey Davenport and Edward Lindsey Indianapolis Funeral services at Cook Ward Funeral Home 10 am Wednesday Burial Edgar Cemetery
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Paris
Ill
Sara Jane McCulley
Paris Hospital
Frank McCulley
Simon Lindsey
Bruce Lindsey
Duluth,Minn
Ollie Lindsey
Davenport
Iowa
Edward Lindsey
Indianapolis
Cook & Ward Funeral Home
Edgar Cemetery
Mrs Jessie Gohman Dies In Bloomingdale
Mrs Jessie Gohman died at 11 Saturday morning at her residence in Bloomingdale Indiana. Surviving are her husband H J Gohman a brother Spraughn Davis of Indianapolis and a sister Mrs Lucy Kincade of New Market. Body taken to Davies Funeral Home and returned home for funeral at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon with Rev Cecil Griggs officiating. Burial in Memory Garden Rockville.
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Bloomingdale
Ind
Jessie Gohman
H. J. Gohman
Spraughn Davis
Indianapolis
Lucy Kincade
New Market
Davies
Cecil Griggs
Memory Garden
Rockville
Montezuma Man Dies At 64 In Indiana Home
Fred Clarence Rohr aged 64 died at his Montezuma Indiana home Saturday He is survived by his widow Elva one daughter Mrs John Beech Montezuma and one sister Mrs Lena McIntyre also of Montezuma The body was taken to Brown Funeral Home and returned to the residence Sunday Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Nazarene at 2 oclock Tuesday afternoon with Earl Ramey officiating in Oakland Cemetery.
Richmond Riviera tragedy claims Endicott in James River
Word reaches Hume Illinois of the accidental drowning of Richard Endicott 25 husband of his twin in Richmond Virginia in the James River near Richmond. His mother Mrs Ralph G Endicott formerly Retta Connelly of Hume is sister of Mrs J F Turner of Tuscola Illinois.
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Hume, IL
Richard Endicott
Richard
Richmond
James River
Ralph G. Endicott
Retta Connelly
Hume
J. F Turner
Tuscola
County Council Seeks Emergency Funds for Welfare and Court Needs
Vigo County Council in a special session considered emergency appropriations totaling over 18 thousand dollars for welfare housing at 509 and 507 Ohio. The meeting discussed buying property on Ohio Street for a courthouse annex, borrowing 25000 from state school funds, and funding for offices, devices, and vehicle needs. The council plans to reconvene Tuesday to act on all proposed appropriations.
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Vigo County
Michael M. Sweeney
Clyde Robinson
Pierce Turner
Jesse Carty
Elliott Wise
McClellan Randolph
Louis E. Godschalk
Lester Pennington
Banks of the
Wabash Association
Ohio Street
Fred Waldron
Carl Bauermeister
Warren Miller
Juliet Peddle
Elliott
Welfare Department
Welfare
Fred Bauer
Charles C. Broadhurst
John Trierweiler
William Bell
Herbert R. Criss
Vigo
County Board of Tax
Harrison Township
Herbert Beasley
Honey Creek
Last Creek
Otter Creek Township
Senators Cite Two Chicagoans Over Contempt Charge
Washington June 25 The Senate cited George S May head of the Tom O Shanter Country Club of Chicago and two alleged Capone gang members Rocco Fischetti and Murray L Humphreys of Chicago on contempt of Congress charges Fischetti and Humphreys refused to answer committee questions
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Washington
The
Senate Today
George S. May
Tom O’shanter Country Club
Chicago
Capone Gang
Congress
May
Rocco Fischetti
Murray L
the Camel) Humphreys
Fischetti
Humphreys
Three New Divorce Suits Filed in County Courts
Judge Albert R. Owens in Superior Court No 2 granted Jeffers Griffith a divorce from Gertrude Griffith. Three new divorce cases were filed. Mabel Butcher seeks a divorce from Henry Butcher for cruel and inhuman treatment, with custody and household goods requests. Doris I. Neice seeks divorce from William H. Niece with custody of a minor child, and Lynne E. Adams seeks divorce from Joseph Adams Jr with custody, household goods, and a restraining order at West Terre Haute home.
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Albert R. Owens
Jeffers Griffith
Gertrude Griffith
Mabel Butcher
Henry Butcher
Doris I. Neice
William H
Superior Court
Lynne E. Adams
Joseph Adams, Jr
West Terre Haute
Community Chest Leaders Gather for Conference in Dayton
Community Chest leaders met for a two day conference in Dayton Ohio with national figures H J Heinz of the H J Heinz Company and J D Allen of the National Cash Register Company as headliners. Terre Haute participants included Edward Baur George Nichols and Fred Bradford with Mr Baur elected as Community Chest chairman for the next drive.
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Community Chest
Dayton
H. J. Heinz
H. J. Heinz Company
J. D. Allen
National Cash Register Company
Terre Haute
Edward Baur
George Nichols
Fred Bradford
Baur
Malik Proposal Shakes Korea War Diplomacy At UN
China backs Malik plan dividing Korea but UN diplomats show wariness. Malik calls for cease fire and UN talks on political issues as Moscow signals Kremlin influence. Nasrollah Entezam seeks expansion of the proposal and Peiping remains silent amid anti U S broadcasts. The United States readies talks with allies to press a united front if China approves the plan.
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Ping
Malik
U.N
Korea
United States
Formosa
China
North
South Korea
Lie
United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Entezam
U.N. Good Offices
Red China
New York
Washington
Peiping
Legislators Attend Outing at Hulman Club Grounds
A legislative outing hosted by the Legis lators Club drew over 400 guests including law makers from Indiana and wives. Tony Hulman was honored for facilities at the club grounds and Hulman Forest Park was praised as a top Indiana spot. Dinner was served under direction of Joseph Quinn and others, with a bouquet presented to Chairman O Grady by Vigo county members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Letzkus
Jess Monroe
Anton Hulman
Joseph Quinn
Emma May
Indiana Women’s Democratic Club
Leo J. Stemle
Glenn Slenker
John Harlan
Hugh Dillon
Norman J. Neely
James W. Spurgeon
James M. Propst
Hobart Creighton
Mayor Tucker
Tony Hulman
Hulman
William Balduzzi
Tucker
Hulman Forest Park
Indiana
O'Grady
Vigo County
Legislators’ Club
Henderson's Lady wins at Cincinnati dog show
Henderson's Lady a Cocker Spaniel owned by Daniel Henderson of Indianapolis won the obedience trials yesterday at the Cincinnati Kennel Club's 31st annual unbenched dog show. A Springer Spaniel owned by Jerald Bright of Anderson Indiana was the novice class A obedience winner.
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Cincinnati
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