Sullivan Soldier In Korea Wins Combat Award
Pvt. Lloyd Stearley of Sullivan, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stearley, 339 North Chase Street, Sullivan, received the Combat Infantryman Badge while serving with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea. Stearley, a cook in Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment, enlisted in June 1951 and arrived in Korea last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Lloyd Stearley
Fred Stearley
North Chase Street
25Th Infantry Division
Korea
Stearley
27Th Infantry Regiment
Squirrel Monkeys Have Large Brain Case Relative To Humans
Squirrel monkeys are not specially intelligent, yet their brain case is proportionately larger than that of humans, a fact noted in discussions of primate brain size differences and cognitive capacity.
Battle Over Delegates Shapes 1952 Republican Convention
National Committee rules allow seated delegates to vote on contests not their own as hearings begin. Taft backs the rule. Eisenhower allies contest with Texas leaders confident and bitter. Nuanced battles unfold among Taft, Eisenhower and Landon supporters as credential decisions loom.
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Tee
National Committee
Guy George Gabrielson
Taft
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Convention
Chicago
Eisenhower
Denver
John Hykellum
Jamestown
N.D
Hjkellum
North Dakota
Gabrielson
MacArthur
Charles Howard
Massachusetts
Walter S. Hallanan
Howard
Hallanan
West Virginia
Acheson Presses Austria Peace Treaty Talks
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said Russia’s obstruction of an Austrian peace treaty is a matter of serious and continuing concern to the United States. He spoke in Vienna after arriving from Berlin and noted three of the four powers in Austria want to go home. He pledged continued U.S. pressure for a treaty response despite Soviet refusal to discuss. Communist attempts to disrupt demonstrations failed.
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Vienna
Austria
Dean Acheson
Russia
United States
Acheson
Berlin
Man Killed As Car Upsets Near St Mary's
In Terre Haute area, a car rollover near St Marys left one man dead. Five Spice siblings and three brothers are named among relatives. Two others face DUI charges after three minor wrecks injuring a bystander, with details of the crashes, arrests, and a separate racing claim cited.
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Man
St. Mary's
Jewell Jr
Stevie Joe
Betty Russell
West Terre Haute
Esther McBride
Mary Lou Hagen
Barbara
Beulah Spice
Terre Haute
Carl Lee
Wayne Spice
Jack Spice
21 Cars Derail on Monon Branch Near Paoli Indiana
Paoli Indiana June 30 Workmen cleared 21 derailed Southern Railroad freight cars from a Monon branch line about four miles north of Paoli. The 21 cars, part of a 65 car Louisville to St Louis train, jumped the track on Sunday causing heavy damage but no injuries. Officials could not determine the cause immediately while police kept onlookers from a pile of caustic soda spilled by a smashed box car.
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Paoli
Ind
Southern Railroad
Monon
Here
Louisville
St. Louis
Southern
English
Eden Suffers Jaundice For Several Weeks
London June 30 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden has fallen ill with jaundice and will be unable to perform full duties for several weeks. The Duke of Edinburgh has been confined to Buckingham Palace with the same illness for the past week.
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London
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Rhee to dissolve assembly over presidential vote bill
In Pusan on June 30 South Korean President Syngman Rhee announced he would dissolve the National Assembly after failing to secure passage of a bill that would empower the people to choose the president. The move ends his long campaign to shift presidential voting power from the assembly to voters.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Assembly
Allis-Chalmers Faces Union Shop Debate in Terre Haute
The company touts a proposed democratic processes section to guard against union leadership misuse of the union shop power. It offers secret ballots, notices, nominations, eligibility rules, fraud protection, civil rights safeguards, and an impartial appeal route. The union demands the shop without these protections, and Terre Haute watchers fear Allis-Chalmers may depart if an agreement isn’t reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Mutual
U.a.w.c.lo
Terre Haute
Steel peace still elusive as executives weigh Taft-Hartley action
Six major steel firms plan a week of talks to decide whether to bargain anew or pressure Truman on the Taft-Hartley Act. A spokesman labeled the move as a safe assumption while unions report multiple settlements covering about 25 000 workers. Pittsburgh Steel, 14th largest producer, joined by granting union shop, strengthening workers push for that clause. The piece closes with an unrelated note about a horned toad in the Southwest.
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Truman
New York Times
Murray
Pittsburgh Steel
Pittsburgh
Four On Honeymoon With Seeing-eye Dogs In Chicago
The blind couple Mr and Mrs Paul Neukom arrive in Chicago after a Fort Wayne wedding aided by their seeing-eye dogs Tex and Lady Rikki. Peggy Wilson, bride, was escorted by Lady Kikki as grandfather Sidney Wilson walked beside. The couple plan a Chicago stay then a two week Minnesota resort trip with the dogs.
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Chicago
Paul Neukom
Fort Wayne
Ind
Neukom
Peggy
First Baptist Church
Rikki
Neum
Tex
Peggy Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Kikki
Sidney Wilson
Wilson
Neukoms
Minnesota
New Lower Cost Arthritis Pain Relief PRUVO Ad
Medical style ad touts PRUVO as a low cost remedy for arthritis and rheumatism with a first bottle satisfaction guarantee. Claims faster relief than competitors and money back if not satisfied. Encourages purchase from Hook's and emphasizes genuine PRUVO with regular and hospital size options.
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Sullivan, Ind
Nell Keplinger
Red Cross
Sullivan Fire Department
Sullivan County Water Company
North Main Street
Delores Kashon
Mary Brown
Norma Alexander
George Robbins
Bicknell, R. 2
Wallace Joe
T. R. Woodburn Printing Co
South 6Th Street
Washington
Alf. M. Landon
Vigo County
Terre Haute Savings Bank
6Th and
Ohio Sts
W. Nat
Brazil
Buford Gomer
South Fourth Street
Catherine Brown
Elizabeth Jones
Second Avenue
Nineteenth
Locust
St. Anthony Hospital
Jones
Brown
Gomer
Edward S. Everett
Lexie St. John
Tippecanoe Street
Iva Ramsey
Crawford Street
Third Street
Mulberry Street
St. John’s
William Joy
Lloyd W. Joy
North Fifteenth
South First Street
Joy
Eden
Rhee
Crosley Refrigerators
Crosley
Wabash Ave
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