Britain Warns Iran of Stern Consequences
Britain warns Iran of grave consequences over oil nationalization as ICJ hearings open in The Hague. Note handed by Sir Francis Shepherd cites safety of British workers at Abadan and hints at temporary withdrawal of technicians if refineries close.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
International Court of Justice
Hague
Francis Shepherd
London
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Herbert Morrison
Abadzn
Mossadegh
Truman
Netherlands
Jules Basdevant
Frank Soskice
Parliament Square
Grady
Henry F. Grady
A.l0.c
Mauritius
Hossein Navab
Green H. Hackworth
Employer Ordered to Pay Back Wages in Federal Case
In Indianapolis on June 30 a Covington manufacturer was ordered to pay $1,000 in back wages to about a dozen employees. Judge William E. Steckler also imposed a $1,600 fine on Saul Peltz owner of Midwest Pants Co though suspended. Charges cited the fair labor standards act. Also Fountain County Livestock Commission Co was fined $300 and costs for shipping infected hogs to Chicago last August. Richmond Baking Co was fined $100 and costs for violation of the food drug and cosmetics act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Covington
William E. Steckler
Saul Peltz
Midwest Pants Company
Fountain County Livestock Commission Company, Inc
Veedersburg
Chicago
Richmond Baking Co
Richmond
Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act
John D. Conrad Embezzlement Case Moves to Probation
Indianapolis June 30 The case of John D. Conrad 36 who admitted embezzling 3000 dollars from a federal credit union while employed at Aluminum Seal Co Richmond was with probation officers today Conrad also pleaded guilty before Federal Judge William E Steckler to making false entries on the credit union financial records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John D. Conrad
Federal Credit Union
Aluminum Seal Co
Richmond
Conrad
William E. Steckler
Credit Union
Death of Dianna Tripp prompts autopsy and poison theory
In Indianapolis on June 30 authorities ordered microscopic tests to determine how three year old Dianna Lynn Tripp died after an autopsy failed to reveal the cause. Coroner Roy B. Storms suggested the child may have ingested poison accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dianna Lynn Tripp
Roy B. Storms
Navy patrol bomber crash kills eight of nine
A navy court of inquiry probed the PBM crash off Key West that killed eight of nine crew members during a training takeoff. Only ordnanceman Robert Dreaper survived after being thrown into the sea and rescued within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Navy
S. J. Lawrence
Fleet
All Weather Training Unit
Atlantic
Robert H. Dreaper
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Dreaper
Muncie Bus Strikers Vote On End Of Two Month Strike
In Muncie and Anderson, members of the A F L Motor Coach Employee Union vote in a referendum to accept or reject the latest company offer ending a two month strike. Indiana Railroad raised pay by a penny an hour with 15 cents for mechanics 11 cents for drivers and four cents for cleaners, still short for cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
A.F.L. Motor Coach Employee Union
Anderson
Indiana Railroad
Richmond
Trustees Named to Indiana University and Purdue Boards
Governor Schricker appointed Paul L. Feltus of Bloomington to the Indiana University board of trustees to replace George W. Henley who remains university attorney. Edward D. Anderson of Hammond, a Purdue graduate, was named to the Purdue University board succeeding R. Hartley Sherwood of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Henry F. Schricker
Paul L. Feltus
Bloomington
Indiana University Board of Trustees
George W. Henley
Henley
Edward D. Anderson
Hammond
Purdue
Purdue University Board
R. Hartley Sherwood
FBI push prompts rapist hunt in multi-state case
Police chase a suspect named Irwin tied to a June murder near Oxford Michigan and a June 19 kidnapping in Detroit with a Washington state victim who escaped in Cedar Rapids. The suspect allegedly pawned an engagement ring and a wrist watch stolen from the victim's fiancé after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia
Brewer
Irwin
Philadelphia
Michael
FBI intensifies hunt for kidnapper after assault near Washington Monument
The FBI and local police press a nationwide search for Warren Lee Irwin, 27, alias Lawrence Gilbert, sought for kidnapping and murder in Ohio and Michigan. He allegedly abducted 17 year old Caro Lyn Baker in Riverdale Maryland after forcing her and a bound fiancé through a car stop near the Washington monument. A blood stained handkerchief and eyewitness bus driver testimony link Irwin to the crime as authorities question Gilbert and pursue lab results.
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Washington
FBI
Warren Lee Irwin
Ohio
Michigan
Irwin
Lawrence Gilbert
Brentwood
Carolyn Baker
Riverdale
Gilbert
Miss Baker
Washington Monument
Virginia
Authoriies
81 000 Students Take Draft Test Nationwide
Washington reports more than 81 000 students expected to take a college qualification test at 1 036 centers which could defer their draft status. Local draft boards decide on deferment. Previous tests saw 271 780 participants. A final test is set for July 12 for religious exemptions.
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Washington
Selective Service
Valleley elected vice president of Alpha Chi Omega
Roanoke Va June 30 Mrs Lloyd M Valleley of West Lafayette Ind was elected vice president of Alpha Chi Omega national sorority at its 28th biennial convention yesterday.
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Roanoke
Lloyd M. Valleley
West Lafayette
Ind
Alpha Chi Omega
Funds Bill In Congress Faces Final Hurdles
The stopgap funding bill has cleared Congress and awaits President Truman's signature before the July deadline. The Senate trimmed non defense spending while boosting defense and foreign aid, and barred new auto purchases by agencies until appropriations are finished. If House rejects, a Conference Committee must reconcile differences before final passage.
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Truman
Senate
House
Senate House
White House
Niece of McAdoo Held as Suspect in Tax Fraud
In New York on June 30 a niece of former Treasury Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo and two men were arrested on conspiracy and fraud charges. The trio allegedly filed fake income tax returns and cashed refund checks totaling about 40 000 dollars. The suspects include Mrs Ann Brooks McAdoo Serge 49 and Sidney Jacobs 46 and Charles A Smythwick Jr 42. Serge reportedly urged avoiding the McAdoo name to spare disgrace.
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New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Ann Brooks McAdoo Serge
Tax Bureau
Sidney Jacobs
Charles A. Smythwick, Jr
U.S
Moses L. Kove
Serge
Kove
Edward W. McDonald
Treasury
Loan Fund Left for Needy Notre Dame Students
Santa Monica California June 30 A Santa Monica automobile dealer Herbert A Mendelson 53 who died June 23 left a 200000 loan fund to aid needy and worthy Notre Dame students The fund is to be administered by the university trustees and may loan funds with or without security or interest Mendelson established the fund as a memorial to his parents Aaron and Jennie Mendleson He came from Detroit and was a noted speed boat racer and shares in the estate go to five children in southern California The value of the estate was not disclosed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
University of Notre Dame
Herbert A. Mendelson
University
Mendelson
Aaron
Jennie Mendleson
California
Mendleson
Detroit
Gas tax debate spans Illinois 1951 session end
Illinois legislators hashed a gas tax boost at the close of the 1951 session. The Senate and Governor Stevenson favor a four to five cent levy, with Republicans split. House amendments push a four cent plan but risk a deadlock and altered distribution of proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
House
Trial of Oatis to Start Monday
The U S high commission reported that the Czechoslovak foreign office in Prague announced the trial of Associated Press correspondent William N Oatis will begin Monday in Prague It was conveyed to the U S embassy in Prague by a foreign note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. High Commission
Prague
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
High Commission
U.S
Stabbing Death in Indianapolis Alley Fight
William Warfield aged 33 was stabbed to death in an alley near Minnesota and Keystone on the southeast side of Indianapolis. Allen Howard, 37, was arrested on a murder charge after police said Warfield struck him with a whisky bottle, injuring Howard over the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Warfield
East Nineteenth
Minnesota
Keystone
Allen Howard
Bethel
Howard
Warfield
Runyon Grants Fund Cancer Research Totals Announced
The Damon Runyon Memorial Fund announced grants totaling 167 542 dollars for cancer research. Grants include 20000 dollars to the Lebund Institute at the University of Notre Dame and 7500 dollars to the Indiana University Medical Center. The fund honors writer Damon Runyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Damon Runyon
Lebund
University of Notre Dame
Indiana University Medical Center
Panama youngest of new world republics quote
The remark compares Panama as the newest republic in the Americas and Israel as a longstanding state in the Old World, highlighting perceived contrasts in age and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Israel
Deaths Perley Hoopingarner 53 West Terre Haute
Perley Hoopingarner 53 of 426 Riggy avenue West Terre Haute died at 9 15 p m Friday night at St Anthony's Hospital He is survived by his widow Alice his mother Mrs Lora Hoopingarner R R 2 West Terre Haute four sisters and five brothers He was secretary treasurer of the miners picnic and a member of several veterans and fraternal groups The body was taken to Bedine Chapel and then to Pilgrim Holiness church for services at 3 30 p m Monday with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park Graveside rites to be conducted by Post 972 Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Perley Hoopingarner
Riggy Avenue
West Terre Haute
St. Anthony's Hospital
Alice
Lora Hoopingarner
Tillie Smith
Seelyville
Sylvia Lane
Clarabell McCullough
Alice McCullough
Indianapolis
Dewey Hoopingarner
Elkhart
Joyce
Lewis Hoopingarner
Terre Haute
Harry Hoopingarner
A. A
Glenn Hoopingarner
Post 972
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wayne Newton Post
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Young Men's Club of
Eagles and Moose Lodges
Bedine Chapel
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Aaron Hayhurst
Roselawn Memorial Park
Henry Grafe 79 Dies. Services Planned in Terre Haute
Henry Grafe aged 79 of 802 South Seventh Street West Terre Haute died at 7 Friday night. Survived by widow Emma Esther Grafe five daughters Mildred Lerner Claudith Mae Remler Rosalie Lansdown Hannah Marie McHargue Vida Murel McKinne four grandchildren two brothers Jaco and John Grafe a sister Ella Dunham. Body at Gillis Memory Chapel with services set for 1 30 Tuesday afternoon burial Rhuel Cemetery south of Staunton.
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Henry Grafe
South Seventh Street
West
Terre Haute
Emma Esther Grafe
Mildred Lerner
Dennison
Ill
Claudith Mae Remler
Rosalie Lansdown
Albion
Hannah Marie McHargue
Brazil
Vida Murel McKinne
Bowling Green
Jaco
John Grafe
Moss Point
Ella Dunham
Gillis Memory Chapel
Rhuel Cemetery
Staunton
Death of Dennis Loudermilk at Union Hospital
Dennis Loudermilk aged 77 of 1100 North Seventh Street died at Union Hospital Friday evening. Survived by daughter Mrs. Payne of Terre Haute. Body taken to Isaac Ball Funeral Home with services set for 2 PM Monday. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Loudermilk
North Seventh Street
Union Hospital
Payne
Terre Haute
Isaac Ball
Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral services for William W. Cochran
William W. Cochran aged 63 of 734 North Ninth Street died Friday at St. Anthony's Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Bedino Chapel of the Valley. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
William W. Cochran
North Ninth Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia E Dennis
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia E Dennis 59 of 1219 South Third Street are set for 3 pm Monday at Gillis Memory Chapel. She died early Friday morning at St Anthony's Hospital. Burial will be in a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia E. Dennis
South Third Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Gillis Memory Chapel
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral services for Lt. Myron Smith
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Gillis Memory Chapel for Lt. Myron Smith age 26 killed August 10 1956 in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Smith
Korea
Gillis Memory Chapel
Clinton Woman Edith Shull Dies at 63 in Vermillion Hospital
Edith Shull 63 of Fairview Park Clinton dies at Vermillion County Hospital after noon Friday. Survived by husband Lawson three sons Emmett Lawson Jr and Eugene all of Clinton five daughters Fern Pennington Bessie Kelley Opal Ralston Lillian Andrews Grace Moses of Pana Sr a brother Paul Barton Clinton nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services at First Funeral Home Monday 1:30 Rev James Morin officiating burial Walnut Grove cemetery.
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Clinton
Ind
Edith Shull
Fairview Park
Vermillion County Hospital
Lawson Shull
Emmett, Lawson, Jr
Eugene Shull
Fern Pennington
Bessie Kelley
Opal Ralston
Lillian Andrews
Grace Moses
Pana, Sr
Paul Barton
James Morin
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Death of Chriss Vickrey in Sullivan
Chriss Vickrey, 66, died at his Sullivan residence. Survived by widow Elsie. three daughters Frances Carty of Pontiac Michigan Helen Montsinger and Ruth Carter of Sullivan. four sons William Thomas Vickrey at home Robert of Princeton Paul Gene of Crawfordsville. a sister Laura Lemmon of Sullivan R R 1. seven grandchildren. Body to Billman Funeral Home. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM CST at Rose Chapel Church. Burial in Webb Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lemmon
Sullivan
Billman Funeral Home
Rose Chapel
Webb Cemetery
William F Dunigan 78 Dies in Coal City Indiana
William Francis Dunigan 78 died at 8 15 p m Friday night at his residence R R 1 Coal City Indiana Surviving are his widow Elizabeth Belle Dunigan seven sons Arthur Dunigan Oakland City Francis Dunigan Spencer Orland Dunigan Bicknell Kermit Dunigan Terre Haute Thomas Birthal Dunigan Coal City Harold Dunigan Washington 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren The body was taken to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Ind
William Francis Dunigan
Elizabeth Belle Dunigan
Arthur Dunigan
Oakland City
Francis Dunigan
Spencer
Orland Dunigan
Bicknell
Kermit Dunigan
Terre Haute
Thomas
Birthal Dunigan
Harold Dunigan
Washington
Schoppenhorst
Clay City
Armistice Talks Offered With Communists for Korean Front
The United States acting for the U.N. offered to discuss armistice terms with Chinese Communists or North Koreans to end fighting along the 28th Parallel. Talks would focus on cease fire guarantees and refugee handling rather than broad political settlements.
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Korea
U.N
United States
Lewis Man Dies at Mary Sherman Hospital
Alvin V. McCullough 52 died at 12 33 Friday afternoon at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Survived by widow Josephine daughter Mrs Arthur Strahla of Dayton OH son Clem McCullough of Lewis two sisters Viola Crist Lewis Flora Flader Jasonville and three grandchildren. Body to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City.
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Lewis
Ind
Alvin V. McCullough
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Josephine McCullough
Arthur Strahla
Dayton
Ohio
Clem McCullough
Viola Crist
Flora Flader
Jasonville
Schoppenhorst
Clay City
Clyde Magruder longtime road commissioner dies in Oakland
Clyde Magruder 65, long time road commissioner of Sargent township, died Friday at his home six miles north of Oakland. Funeral services set for 2 PM Sunday at Taber Funeral Home with burial in Van Voorhis Cemetery. Survived by widow Ida and son Glen of Oakland.
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Oakland
Ill
Clyde Magruder
Sargent Township
Taber
van Voorhis Cemetery
Ida
Glen
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Inman in Indiana
Funeral services for 73 year old Mrs Nancy Harriet Inman will be held Sunday at 2 PM CST at the United Brethren Church with Rev W S Bradenburg officiating. Burial is in Switz City Cemetery. The body was moved to Welch Cornett Funeral Home then to daughter Mrs Robert Trinkle’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Nancy Harriet Inman
United Brethren Church
W. S. Bradenburg
Switz City
Welch & Cornett
Robert Trinkle
Death of Dr. Clarence Nugent Brings Illinois Ties
Mrs. E A Kurtz of Oakland learns of her brother Dr Clarence Nugent 79 a native of Ashmore Ill and former Chicago dentist who died at his Branson Missouri home Ray Nugent of Ashmore is another brother.
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Oakland
E A. Kurtz
Clarence Nugent
Ashmore
Ill
Branson
Chicago
Ray Nugent
First known blood transfusion linked to Pope Innocent VIII
Historical records suggest the 1492 transfusion given to Pope Innocent VIII may mark the first documented use of blood transfer in medical history. The event stands as a pivotal point in early modern medicine.
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Innocent VIII
Car Truck Crash Kills Man, Hurts Three in Indiana
In Reddington Indiana on U S 31 at the north edge of town a car and a truck collided. Paul X Dial 25 of Indianapolis was killed. The truck driver George A Mitchell 34 of Indianapolis was unhurt. Three car passengers were hospitalized with injuries.
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Reddington
Ind
U.S
Jackson County
Paul X. Dial
Indianapolis
College Avenue
George A. Mitchell
Bellefontaine
Seymour Hospital
Cecil Beech
College
Ralph King
Bowling Green
Tommy Weeks
Chicago
Autopsy Ordered In Woman's Death After Explosion
Indiana authorities ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death of Mrs. Josephine Schley 67 found slumped on a blazing kitchen range after an explosion ripped the home of Indianapolis police detective Harry Schley. She died en route to General Hospital. The detective said his wife had been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Josephine Schley
General Hospital
Harry Schley
Escap ee Catch Pr ison Breaker in Indianapolis
David Dallas Taylor a 24 year old man held on a murder sentence escaped from an Alabama prison. He was arrested by FBI agents at a north side street intersection in Indianapolis a few hours after his arrival. Taylor offered no resistance despite vowing he would not be taken alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
David Dallas Taylor
Alabama
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Taylor
Bar Association Picnic at Shades Park Today
A number of local attorneys and their families journeyed to Shades Park on Saturday for the annual district bar association picnic and festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAR Assn
Shades Park
District Bar Association
Guest Speaker H Kane to Address First Church of God
Rev H Kane from Anderson Indiana will speak at 9 30 Sunday morning at the First Church of God on Third Avenue and Fourteenth Street He serves as secretary of the alumni association of Anderson College and Theological Seminary The Bible School for children continues through next Friday A picnic for children is set for Wednesday at Deming Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Troutman
First Church of God
Rev. Troutman
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Anderson, Ind
Rev. H. Kane
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Bible School For
Deming Park
Lioness Club Picnic At Van Leer Lake
The Lioness and Lions clubs hold their annual picnic Sunday at Van Leer lake southeast of the city. Members and families attend bringing a picnic basket and personal eating utensils for the noon meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioness Club
van Leer Lake
Lions
Lioness Clubs
Reds Silent On Armistice Message From Ridgway
General Ridgway held a steady posture in Tokyo as reports of an armistice surfaced. He offered no conditions and received news executives at a Saturday reception, while intelligence and military circles watched developments closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Ridgway
Tokyo
Five minimum requirements for Korean cease fire set
South Korea lists five conditions for any cease fire. Chinese Communists must withdraw to Manchuria without harming civilians. North Korean Communists must disarm. UN must prevent third powers from aiding North Korea militarily or financially. Korean representative must join international discussions. Government says sovereignty and territorial integrity must guide any plan. Emergency cabinet in Seoul adopted the points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
United Nations
Russia
Red China
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
School Head Dies in Michigan Hospital Vacation
Decatur Indiana superintendent Walter J. Krick, 54, who led Decatur schools since 1934, died in a Cadillac Michigan hospital during a vacation trip. He is the second Indiana city school chief to die in 24 hours following Seymour Superintendent Adolph Zollman killed in a traffic accident near Henryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Walter J. Krick
Indiana City
Krick
Cadillac
Mich
Seymour
Adolph Zollman
Henryville
Fort Wayne Board of Safety orders probe of vice reports
The Fort Wayne Board of Safety orders an investigation into reports that houses of prostitution and assignation operate on the near south side. A merchants committee asked for the inquiry claiming that area development is being hindered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Murphy Confirmed to Federal Judgeship in New York
Washington reports Thomas F. Murphy former New York City police commissioner was approved by the Senate for a federal judgeship in the Southern District of New York with no opposition when his name was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas F. Murphy
New York City
New York
Senate
Murphy
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