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The weather compiled shows temperatures across cities such as Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis and Milwaukee with clear or cloudy conditions. The report notes political commentary on investigations into communists and subversives and details local township primary contests with lists of candidates for trustees advisory boards and justices of the peace across Boone Duck Creek Fall Creek and other townships.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Robert C. Hendrickson
Detroit
Indianapolis
Memphis
Congressional
Milwaukee
S. Ste. Marie
Hendrickson
Des Moines
Dubuque
Washington
Farge
Snow
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
Rapid City
Sioux City
Williston
Atlanta
Boston
Miami
New York
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattie
Winnipeg
Jenkins named as special counsel for big investigation
Ray H. Jenkins, described as a heavy-set sandy haired man with a calm demeanor, pledges to handle the major inquiry with no prejudice. He succeeds Samuel B. Sears as the subcommittee's special counsel and will be in charge of the investigation.
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Jenkins
Samuel B. Sears
Negro colleges seen as democracy vehicle in new role
Dr. Ralph Bunche warned that Negro colleges will aid democracy only if fully integrated beyond race. House Speaker Martin forecast 35,000 more public housing units if Senate adds them. Five congressmen wounded in March 1 shooting return to work, including Ben Jensen who thanked God for sparing lives.
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Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations Trusteeship Division
Flo
HOUSE
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Senate
Willian F. Knowland
Kep
Ben Jensen
Clifford Davis
George H. Fallon
Jensen
Uncontested local races and party nominations listed
The article lists election details across parties with uncontested posts in Van Buren Township and the GOP ticket including Robert Hasty and advisory board candidates. It also notes Democrat nominees Harold Forrest Denton Tomlinson Harold Kilgore and Don Gossett for trustee and advisory board. Additional items cover hearings on McCarthy era probes, Mundt leading the inquiry, and Jenkins introduced as the new chief counsel with a Tennessee farm and East Tennessee Republican background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Noble Likens
Victor T. Foland
Everett McClintock
Merrit L. Vance
Ray Croxton
Russell L. Madson
Aspir Wts
Joseph Workman
Clyde King
James L. Humphrey
George Clendenin
Ernest Busby
John M. Mills
Lafayette Township
Verl
Brown
Wilbur Bunyan
Ver) Miller
George M. Shell
Otis Samuels
Monroe Township
GOP
Addie G. Wilson
Gilbert Miller
Toy E. Jones
Virgil Wright
Paul C. Kauffman
John B. Knuckles
Justice of Peace
Jason Gross
Harry Etchison
Ernest Allen
George Mann
John W. Pherson
Pipe Creek Township
Beween Milicent Canaday
Elmer
Updeavats
Grace
Thomas
Charles D. Wells
Ester Sigler
Joseph Wright
Richland ‘Township
David 8. Garrison
Melvin B. Boxell
Wendell C. Tartman
Walter L. Reed
Democris
Fledor Lawler
Paul R. Hamm
Ralph W. Minger
Ralph T. Jones
Freddy Fuller
Charles ©. Conrad
Chester W. Lewis
William J. Keeling
Kenneth &. Mauring
Stony Creek Township
Paul Beanblossom
Arthur Busby
David Bodenhorn Sears
Boston
Robert Teeret
Sr Te Heard
le Neonomted
Robert Hooper Torest
Ara Ta
Mark L. Poor
Bert L
Pat Mardy
Frank Drake
Visory
Georgs Gibson
Jenkins
Robert Hasty
Frank Schultz
Herbert W. Harrold
Frank Jnglis
Harold Forrest
Denton Tomlinson
Harold L. Kilgore
Don Gossett
Mundt
Army
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Subcommittee
David Schine
Cohn
The
Stevens
John G. Adams
Schine
Arizona
Washington
American Legion
Tennessee River
Loudon County
Tenn
East
Tennessee
Wendell Willkie
Coronation ceremonies on campus if weather allows
Miss Bailey a 1954 Anderson queen candidate and future teacher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dudley Bailey De Soto Mo, engaged to Robert Loney, active in Pep Club Future Teachers of America Alpha Psi Omega and other campus groups. Senior class secretary and longtime staffer she starred in campus drama and edited the Andersonian and Echoes.
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Anderson Public Schools
Dudley Bailey
DeSoto
Robert Loney
Future Teachers of America
Alpha Psi Omega
National Honorary Dramatics Society
The
Andersonian
the Echoes
Anderson
Yamarada Club
Cihu
Hardin
Williams
Tom Kurtz
Barbara Peeacock
Barbara Best
Joyce Snelling
Hartselle
Nicholson
Malcolm Grossman
Ness Eckstrom
Lafayette GOP Club Meets. Talks on State Convention
The Lafayette Township Women's Republican Club met last night at Mrs. Ben Rukes's home with president Mrs. Eddie Mosier presiding. Members heard talks on state convention procedures. The next meeting is slated for May 3 at Mrs. Georgia Smith's home.
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Lafayette Township Women's Republican Club
Ben Rukes
Eddie Mosier
Georgia Smith
Fraternal Order Of Police Plans Dance Venture
The Fraternal Order Of Police and their wives will hold the first dance in the upstairs ballroom at 9 p.m. Friday. Lloyd Warfel and his band will play music for the event. Admission will be by membership card.
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Fraternal Order of Police
F. C. Eagles
Lloyd Warfel
Farm Work Declared Ahead Of Schedule
Indiana farmers are ahead of last year in spring plowing and planting, with only the northern third of the state reporting delays due to wet conditions. In Adams Township, Republicans face a trustee contest, while Democrats run multi-candidate advisory board races. Hospital patient Mrs Anna Maines was taken to St John’s Hospital yesterday after a heart attack amid looming primary contests.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Russell Welch
James’ N
Stelke
Weather Bureau
Charles
R. Dale
Robert C. Miller
Claude Malson
Adams Township
Stella
Sullivan
James Hoppes
Arthur
Barney
Fred Cooper
Dany Nota Hospital
Solerek Aeenna
Anna Maines
St. John's Hospi
Harold E.spattle
Nomina- Rozelle
George E. McAllister
Wayne E. Moore
E. Ike Thornburg
Joe Best
Keith Bronnenberg
James D. Heffernan
Clark Stohler
Paul J. Cole
Charles Milburn
Pauline Elbert
Russell Keesling
James P. Davidson
Frank O'Connor
Debate over hydrogen bomb sparks crossfire in Washington
Cole defended opposition to Truman’s decision citing advice from experts while admitting “considerable discussion” on hydrogen bomb development. Adm. Strauss argued for nearly $500 million in next year’s production of thermonuclear weapons as rumors spread of a cobalt bomb possibility.
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Cole
Truman
United States
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Committee
Senate
Washington
TA Four Cole
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Joint Congressional Committee
Nattional Security Council
Defense
Local School Drama The Silver Cord at Great Commission High
The Senior class of Great Commission High School presents The Silver Cord, a biblical drama, Friday at 6 p m. Admission is free with a free will offering. Cast includes Violet Kline Jochebed Sally Maxwell Deborah Ruth Clemons Adah Harold Pickett Metthias Gene Huntzinger John Mark Emerson Gilbert directed by Miss Lula Fern Cline the school principal.
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Great Commission High School
Violet Kline
Jochebed
Sally Maxwell
Deborah
Ruth Clemons
Adah
Harold Pickett
Metthias
Gene Huntzinger
John Mark
Emerson Gilber
Phlegon
Lula Fern Cline
Rev Mamie Schulz To Speak Sunday at Madison Ave
Rev Mamie Schulz formerly of Philadelphia will be the speaker and billet reader Sunday morning at the Madison Ave Spiritual Temple’s 10 30 a m service. George Hafner will conduct the midweek healing service Thursday at 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m.
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Mamie Schulz
Philadelphia
Madison Ave
George Hafner
Local Resident’s Mother Expires in Orlando
Mr and Mrs Leslie Chappell of 1222 West 37th Street report the death of Mrs Deila Horton mother of Mr Chappell. She died Tuesday in Orlando Florida. Funeral services are set for Saturday in Albion.
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Leslie Chappell
W. 37Th St
Omer Porter Dies Suddenly At Elwood
Omer Porter 57 of Elwood died suddenly on Wednesday after a heart attack. Born February 9 1897 in Tipton County he married Goldie M Hopper and survived by a widow son Fred Elwood a brother Boyd Porter Elwood two sisters Edna Jordan Fort Wayne Nora Grandstaff New Castle a stepmother Mary Porter Elwood three half brothers Virgil Windfall Herman Kokomo John Anderson and five half sisters Ruth McElfresh Marjorie Anderson Florence Porter Rubey Favors Mary Wise all of Elwood The body was taken to Robert L Jackley Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Elwood
Omer Porter
S. Q
Fred
Boyd Porter
Edna Jordan
Fort Wayne
Nora Grandstaff
New Castle
Mary Porter
Virgil
Windfall
Herman
Kokomo
John of Anderson
Ruth
McElfresh
Marjorie Anderson
Florence Porter
Rubey Favors
Mary Wise
Anderson
Robert L. Jackley
Dust from hydrogen test may reach Indiana officials say
Dr Harold G Graning Chicago regional director of the U S Public Health Service notes dust from the March 26 hydrogen bomb test could reach Indiana at low levels. He says contamination would have to be 250 times greater to be hazardous while weather bureau and AEC alert stations for inactivity tests and Wallace A Bertrand Indianapolis meteorologist confirms orders to test.
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Harold G. Graning
Chicago
U.S. Public Health Service
Pacific
Graning
Hei
Jon
Indiana
U.S. Weather Bureau
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Wallace A. Bert‘rand
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Cobalt Bomb Warns of Global Dust Threat
Dr Brown warns the cobalt bomb could produce many neutrons and dust carried by prevailing winds. A Pacific detonation might spread deadly fallout across the United States and threaten Western Europe, with enough blasts creating a world death by one’s own action scenario.
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Russia
Dr. Brown
Pacific
United States
Push for Liberty Behind Iron Curtain in Korea War Debate
The speaker urged liberation of enslaved people behind the Iron Curtain and warned against repeating Munich era appeasement. He argued time was won in Korea for democracies to regain strength and pursue security and peace. Robert Golf of Beverly Terrace sprained his back dislodging car bumpers and was hospitalized at St John's.
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Han
Munich
Robert Golf
Beverly Terrace
St John's Hospital
Eagles Election Officers Set for Thursday April 8
Atten. Eagles hold officer election Thursday April 8 polls open from noon to 8 P.M. at Im. E. Ott with W. P. on site to oversee voting and count.
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Im. E. Ott
W. P
Anderson Obituaries Briefs Honor Local Residents
Mrs. Mary Alice Lunsford, 72, of Sioux Falls, died at St. John's Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral arrangements are set with Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home and Miller Funeral Home with burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Surviving spouse and children listed. multiple White family siblings noted. Mrs. Ella Edgell Hull dies at 706 Walnut Street. services in Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Martha Robbins noted as Clay Street death, Plainfield. sons and daughters listed. Arthur A. Wilding, retired grocer, funeral 2 p m at Harold E. Rozelle. Memorial Park burial. Lillian Stinson, widow of Bert Stinson, dies at St. John's Hospital. service 1:30 p m Friday at Baker ners Funeral Home. East Maplewood Cemetery burial.
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Mary A. Lunsford
Mary Alice Lunsford
Sioux Falls
S. D
St. John's Hospital
Lunsford
Leo White
Noble St
Harold E. Rozelle
Miller Funeral Home
Mt. Pleasant
Central Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Patriarchs Militant
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Odd Fellows
Women’s Relief Corps
Walter T
Earl N
Mildred Seidel
Falls Church
Fred White
Vernon L. White
Anderson
Ella Edgel Hull
Ella Edgell Hull
Cory C. Hull
Walnut St
Citizen’s Nursing Center
Baker Brothers Funeral
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Grove Lawn
Pendleton
Arthur A, Wilding
Arthur A. Wilding
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Wesley Hopfer
Ray Pittsenbarger
Roy 8. Jones
Wilbur Hardacre
Gene
Lillian Stinson
Bert Stinson
Bakerners
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Frank L. Keesling, 69, of Yorktown route died at home. Surviving widow Effie, three sisters Nettie Clark Loreana Poore Lawrence Poore, and brother Roy Keesling. Services Friday at Kings Chapel Church with burial in Jones Cemetery. Two other obituaries note infant Twila May Allen Jen and James Henry Dean, both near Middletown and Willow Branch, with deaths in Indianapolis nursing home and services at local funeral homes.
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Frank L. Keesling
Daleville
Rt. 1
Yorktown
Middletown
Allen’ Bethel Church
Whetstone
Effie
Nettie /Clark
Loreana Poore
Lawrence “Poore
Anderson
Roy Keesling
Polyhemus and
Shirey
Kings Chapel
Bethel ‘Pike
Levi Sutton
Chester Justice
Jones ‘Cemetery
Recruiting duty and reserve forces in the area observed
Armed Forces sons on recruiting duty and on duty with reserve components in this area including National Guard Naval Reserve Army Reserve and Air Force Reserve. Lt Alvin Masterson commanding officer of the Naval Reserve training center here is project officer for the observance and Maj William Wallace National Guard instructor is advisor. At the time of the Civil War New York had a population of more than a million and Philadelphia had 500000.
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Sonnes
National Guard
Naval Reserve
Army Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Alvin Masterson
Naval Reserve Training Center
Maj
William Wallace
New York
Philadelphia
Turner Expires At Home In Anderson Area
Jordan William Turner 75, Negro, of 2715 Monroe St. died at 3 a.m. Tuesday in his home. The body was taken to Leonard P. Underwood Funeral Home and returned to the family residence for visitation at 6 p.m. today. Services will be at Second Methodist Church Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. L. M. Randolph officiating and burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Surviving are five sons and five daughters across Detroit, LaPorte, Toronto, and Steubenville, plus a brother and sister in Pittsburgh.
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James H. Dean Wilkinson
James Henry Dean
Pleasant Actes
Indianapolis
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Simmons
Willow Branch
Helen Steele
Elsie Stewart
Charles M. Dean
Kansas City
Kan
Johnc. Dean
Jordan William Turner
Monroe ‘St
Leonard P. Underwood
Second Methodist
L. M. Randolph
Pleasant Walk
Turner
Jordan
Matthew
James
Lazarus
Anderson
William
Detroit
Martha Simmons
Ella Murdock
Bert Tate
LaPorte
Ind
Anna Mae Fitzgerald
Toronto
Viola Wallace
Steubenville
Sid McClellan
Pittsburgh
Mamie Turner
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Gra Todd
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Duck Creek Township
Arly Smith
Robert J. Dickey
Harold N. McDermit
Maurice D. Patterson
Harland Waymire
Estel Frazier
Horace Mays
Frank Winds
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Ford
Bailes Goff
George B. Laudig
Guy E. Riley
Rex Brown
Elias Frey
C. M. Craig
Strand Morris
Anthony Dine
Earl O'Neal
Green Township
Willis Ray Smith
Carroll F. Beckner
Russell M. Whetsel
Robert M. Allen
Roy W. Ginder
Fori
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M. C. Valentine
Charles L. Moore
Kenneth _Webb
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Ray H. Jenkins
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Martha Robbins
Clayston
George Robbins
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