East West Split Grows In Asia Africa Meeting
Reports from the Christian Democratic Union leaders in New York detail harsh conditions under communist rule in Czechoslovakia Hungary Latvia Lithuania and Poland. Attlee seeks Labour victory in May while Churchill avoids comment on party plans. A Berlin premiere of The Last Act portrays Hitler’s last days amid postwar box office success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Democratic Union of Central Europe
Union
New York
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Yugoslavia
Christian Democratic
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Cologne
Germany
Hitler
Chou En-lai Warns At Bandung On Rising War Threat
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai told Asian and African leaders at Bandung that war danger is rising in both East and West. He accused the United States of stirring tension around Formosa and subverting China while urging peaceful coexistence and national independence amid a conference agenda focused on colonialism poverty and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandung
Indonesia
Chou En-lai
Red
China
United States
Taiwan
Formosa
Dainine Wadman
Lee
Killie
Chou
Red China
United States of America
Peiping
United Nations
Comtte
Coloma
GM official pledges hard work to reach UAW CIO deal
H. W. Anderson vice president of General Motors told GM Club members that GM will work hard to reach a fair mutual agreement with the UAW CIO. He noted past peace and prosperity from joint bargaining, citing 128,000 new GM jobs and expanded facilities under prior accords, and projected 1955 as a strong year for the auto industry. Dawson chaired the dinner. page 3, column 1 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Uaw-Cio
H. W. Anderson
General Motors Club
Anderson Country Club
Anderson
Detroit
UAW
H. D. Dawson
Delco-Remy
Dawson
Officials From Chamber to Attend Conferences
Dulles suggested the Chinese Red airpower buildup near Formosa may reflect better information rather than a recent trend. Indiana and Anderson chamber leaders plan to attend the U S Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington and a Purdue Purdue University session in May with business and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Dulles
Formosa
George D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
China
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsus
Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Steele C Smith
The
Gospel
Indianapolis
Anderson Chamber of Com
Spon-L
U.S
Wright Cotton
Delco
Remy Division
Topjcuss
Parley
Americans For Democratic
Frank Lovejoy
Socony-Vacuumtion
Bi- Oil Company
New York
Hugh Isenhower
Forster
Armstrong Cork Com-l
Pany
Lancaster
Franklinj
Franklin D. Roosevelt Waltman
Sun Oil Company
ADA
Philadelphia
Emerson
Schmidt
U. S
Ceremony Marks Installation of Madison County Judge
Sid M. Cleveland was formally installed as judge of Madison Superior Court No 2 in a public ceremony at the courthouse. He took the oath from Circuit Court Judge Russell E. Stewart and announced the new court would be in operation within days. County officials outlined staffing, temporary quarters in the county law library, and plans for permanent chambers as a legislative session had created the court earlier this year.
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Sid M. Cleveland
Mounds Rd
Anderson
Madison Superior Court No. 2
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Russell E. Stewart
Indiana General Assembly
Joseph H. Arrington
County Law Library
Board of Commissioners
Anderson Atorney
George N. Craig
Herald
School Board Schedules Session On Maintenance Plan
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold opposed moving the Formosan crisis to the UN at this time. He said the issue should await normal diplomatic talks. He also noted renewed interest in the case of 15 American fliers held by Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y. UJ
Dag Hamnarskjold
Formosa
Red
Big 4 Austrian Talks In Vienna Aimed By Moscow
Moscow and Washington report progress as foreign ministers plan to meet in Vienna to discuss an Austrian state treaty and end occupation. Raab notes Austria will remain neutral and not host foreign military bases, with October target for completing project work and a potential 10 year occupation end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Havel
Associated Build
Big 4
Rogers Vienna
F. W. Woolworth Company Electric Company
Meridian St
Washington
Robert C. Callender
Nent
Russia
Posat
Woolworth
United States
Britain
Meridian Street
France
Austria
V. M. Molotov
Bull Ba
Patele Hanem
Araestanis
Raab
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
County Board To Take Bids On Road Material
County officials plan to open bids for bituminous material on county roads May 2 at 10 AM. The Madison County Board of Commissioners said no new immunization details were released, while PTA and school board members discussed heating plant plans and a fall Goodwill Industries project.
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Indiana State Board of Health
Madison County Medical Society
Pete Heiden
Anderson Pta Council
PTA
China
Central Avenue
Washington Bay
Columbia Riley
Dale Flora
Kyle Epperson
Hazelwood
Madison
Gareth Coates
North Anderto
Butja. m
George Donaldson
Twenty-Ninth Street
Charles
Angerson
Joe Carney
Richmond
Elmer Richter
PTA’ Special Education Group
Ray Davis
Goodwill Industries, Inc
Kikthawenund Area Boy Scout Dinner Plans Set
Plans for the May 4 dinner and election event of the Kikthawenund Area Boy Scout Council are nearly complete, officials announced. L. C. Hart of New York will be principal speaker, and the program at Linders begins at 6 15 with officer elections and two Silver Beavers awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kikthawenund
Boy Scout Council
L. C. Hart
New York
Johns-Manville Company
Linders
Boy Scouts of America
Henry
Madi
Coteme
FUGITIVE CAGED AT LA SALLE STATION DURING ROAMING ESCAPE
A fugitive captured at La Salle Street Station in Chicago as he neared the Mayo Clinic route in Rochester Minnesota. Aaron Schuwe, building engineer, and his assistant watched the scene unfold as the incident occurred near a cage on the reef, with the escape thwarted.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mimn
Aaron Schuwe
Trial Of Murder Opens In Grevit Court
The second degree murder trial of Jack McClendon 33 of 1719 Madison Ave opened in Madison Circuit Court before a jury of nine men and three women. McClendon is charged in the death of his wife Mary Louise McClendon at their home on Nov 30. Prosecution witnesses Deputy Coroner Don McGranahan and Anderson Police Officers Join Melcher and Huffman testified. McGranahan said the death was by strangulation. Thornburg expects to finish the prosecution today. Paul Kelley defends the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McClendon
Madison Ave
Madisson
McClendon
Mary Louise McClendon
Melvin Thornburg
Coromer
Don McGranahan
Anderson
Melcher
Kenneth Huffman
McGranahan
London Newspapers Wage Strike Ends After Five Days
The walkout by seven hundred maintenance men and electricians across London’s big papers ended Tuesday night after union talks. Amalgamated Engineering Union and the Electrical Trades Union had called the strike five days earlier, seeking immediate wage boosts and a quick return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aneines Wirreneg
Indiana Road Program Advances Amid Weather Delays
Cor respondents report progress on a Madison Avenue to Alexandria road modernization project in Indiana as concrete pours begin and a five day forecast predicts mild temperatures and showers. County survey work and courthouse space expansion plans are also noted, with Flora and board members overseeing the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammarskjold
Adlai Stevenson
Flora
Madison Avenue
Truman
Pipe Creek
Indianapolis
Alexandria
Tures
Madiy
Ion County
Woman in Witness Named as Symbol of U S Mines
Washington report describes a troubled looking woman with grey blond hair and pink glasses as a symbol of the political act over Harvey and a request to lock him up. Mrs Willcox of South Norwalk denies aiding the Communist cause and cites five children as part of her stance. The subcommittee focuses on the case, with further details on Page 3.
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Washington
West
Harvey
Wetenen
Willcox
Ata
Norwalk
Matusow
Senate/a
Shutdown order halts Evansville L and N operations
Evansville, Ind. a complete shutdown of Louisville and Nashville Railroad work in Evansville was ordered after a picket line clash and a work car fire in the yards. Supt. J. C. Frissom said the move was made for the safety of employees while a few freight trains run under supervisory crews. Police investigated a yard incident Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Louisville & Nashville
J. C. Frissom
Louisville
Anderson Resident Dies In Huntington Crash
An Anderson car salesman Orville V. Humphrey 42 died when his northbound station wagon crashed into a milk truck on Ind 9 four miles south of Huntington. Passengers Henry S. Hite 47 Pendleton Homer Shelton 42 Huntington were injured. Milk truck driver Robert Babbitt 20 Huntington injured. Humphrey’s body sent to Sabetha after viewing at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Anderson
Huntington
Ind
Orville V. Humphrey
Henry S. Hite
Pendleton
Huntington County Hospital
Homer Shelton
E. 31St St
Robert Babbitt
Humphrey
Baker Brothers Funeral
Sabetha
Cotuamn
Chesterfield to Paint Water Tower in Coming Days
Chesterfield town board announced that painters have moved in and will begin painting the water tower if weather permits. During the work a 30 minute water shutdown will affect the entire town, and residents were advised to plan accordingly. Local officials Ward Taylor David Bronnenberg and Garland Dilts noted the schedule and urged patience during the project.
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Chesterfield
Ward Taylor
David Bronnenberg
Garland Dilts
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Newborns reported at St. Johns Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Host Kestner lzme Noble St a son to Mr and Mrs Jackie Johnson Muncie a son to Mr and Mrs David Flynn 1101 W 4th St a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Aine worth 319 W 36th St a son a daughter to Mr and Mrs Theodore Miller 215 Elva St a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Fee 1123 E 26th St a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carle Freese 2603 E 4th St a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Venels 161 Lincoln St
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St. John’s Hospital
Host Kestner
Lzme Noble
Carle Freese
4Th St
Fred Venels
Lincoln St
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Tron Curtain Congress
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Attlee
Sir Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Siracusa
Sicily
Winston
Woodford
E. 38Th St
Ind. 9
State and Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Hawk Greenspan
Berbora
Los Vegas Ney
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
General Assembly
Okeh
U. N. Formosa
Vienna
Woolworth Firm
Salk
U.S. Mines
Communist Party
Myusband
Communist
Fadhil Domali
Iraq
Chesterfield Water Tower
Anderson and Vicinity
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