Star Makes Hollywood Hospital Departure
Hollywood star Susan Hayward left the city hospital amid talk of a Cannes reunion in France. Bao Dai, ex-emperor of Annam, was visiting Viet Nam observers amid reports of US policy toward Vietnam.
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Unity of Free Nations Hinges on American Canadian Defense
Premieres in Ottawa heard TEMPO-es Fags warn that vast risk grows if defense links fail. St Laurent warned of massive nuclear strikes within hours of hostilities and enormous damage to Canada. Harriman criticized State Department over China conference stance and postwar strength. Manila treaty group eyed block against communism with 86 planners from eight nations meeting in Baguio. Powell earned praise in Congress for aiding Bandung’s stance against communist aggression.
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Benson Warns Of Serious Western Drought No Dust Bowl
Secretary Benson told President Eisenhower a serious Western drought exists with no dust bowl yet. He cited five hardest hit states Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico and warned other states face threats. About 11 million acres affected and 15 million more at risk if drought continues. a governors conference is set for June 1 to plan long term wind erosion controls.
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Bohlen Assigned to Moscow for Big Four Talks
U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen has been ordered to Paris to join American British and French discussions ahead of a future Big Four meeting. Secretary of State Dulles British Foreign Secretary Macmillan and French Foreign Minister Pinay plan to open talks on May 8.
Ferguson for Mayor Demo Ballot 2B
A campaign item lists Ferguson seeking the Democratic nomination for mayor with ballot position 2B and notes campaign funds and advisory details for voters.
Interstate road funds rise and crime cases noted in court
Amendments lift mileage to 42 500 and federal spending to 7 percent over five years for interstate roads. Five Get Comtrained pleaded guilty to second degree burglary, with sentences similar to Davis and Roach who face auto banditry charges. Officer Carpenter recovering after being shot April 20 during a police stop. A gang theft of clothing valued at 300 preceded the incident. Other court actions include Wilton J Clark's suspended two to five year sentence and Tharp Tharp Tharp and Tharp Tharp affidavits for escape, each to one year at the Indiana Reformatory. An Arthur Godfrey pantomime show at East Lynn Christian Church featured about 15 congregants.
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Godfrey pantomime and Vietnamese crisis mix in pageantry
The article describes a Godfrey pantomime performance featuring Mrs Glenn Ehle and Mrs Wayne Dowling with Charles Bar and John Moore, amid broader wartime dispatches. It notes Viet Nam's Binh Xuyen forces, Bao Dai, Diem, and U S positions, including Eisenhower talks, French influence, and highway funding debates.
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Vietnam aides warn Bao Dai no senior state role
Officials say Congress will not support a government under the gen Hoa Han and Binh Xuyen leaders while Nguyen Thanh Phuong Trinh Minh and Cao Dai factions dictate. A U S diplomat Reese, director of photo service, was killed in a crash in the Paris area. The State Department declined to confirm if Bao Dai is officially recognized as Viet Nam chief of state.
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Teacher's Pay Rebels Defeated Saigon South Viet Nam
A murky SSH newspaper item reports that a political clash in Saigon involved Ngô Đình and Le Văn Viên amid gunfire. It notes plans to advertise bids for central heating and discusses senior high school plans and the sale of an old park tract as officials weigh options.
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Zone 3 Eagles ANDERSON OBITUARIES
Zone 3 Eagles and Anderson obituaries mix with tax and rule talk. Craig defends reporting access during trips except when fishing. Indiana Toll Road official Wedeking criticizes editorials on land costs from the east west toll road project. Public officials discuss bidding secrecy and media coverage at a SPA luncheon headlined by Lodge and Shrine members.
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Diener
Harold Sells
Phoenix
Vir W. Handley
Therginia Sells
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Harry
Chesterfield
Charles
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Don Vail
Ernest B. Vaccaro
API
Lansing
Mich
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Hagerty notes Knowland talk on quitting leadership
Funeral services planned for George M. Schinnerer 75 at Columbus with Rev. Gilbert Curry presiding. Delia Wilder 78 mother of Dr G B Wilder of Anderson dies. services Monday in Akron and burial at Rose Lawn Cemetery. Wilder family, including Richard and William, travel to Akron.
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George M. Schinyerer
Flanagan, Reed and Hull
Columbus
Gilbert Curry
Mr. Schinnerer
Lewis Schinnerer
Noble St
Delia Wilder
G. B .Wilder
Eighth St
Akron
Rose Lawn Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties follow argument
Madison and nearby counties report multiple deaths after an argument. Fussell C. Farmer, 64, died at his Middletown home from a heart attack. Morris Rogers, former Pendleton resident, died at his Stevens Point, Wisconsin home. Ray Herman McCord, 64, of Frankton, to be buried in K of P Cemetery after funeral at Frankton Christian Church. Jane Caldwell, 89, near Greenfield, funeral in Fortville. Jeffersonville police investigate a fatality linked to a domestic dispute. News notes cover related legal notices and labor strike reflections in Indiana.
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Ray Herman McCord
Cummlar
Jane Caldwell
Greenfield
Paul C. Cory
Fortville
W.O. Breedlove
Calvary Baptist Church
Indianapolis
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Inside Show of Local Fraternal Officers and Auxiliaries
Convention officers from Judge Robert Hansen to Robert Jones and Joseph Hughes are listed with district counselors and host aerie officers. Ladies Auxiliary names include Maxine Ott as president and Hallie Stressel as secretary with other officers noted.
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Earl Neu
Shelbyville
Harold Holmes
Richmond
Charles LaPollett
Muncie
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Aurora
Aerie
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Burnie Moore
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Glen Litton
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Myrtle Cooper
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Elsie Leicht
Sheriff’s Probe Continues With Youth Burglary Ring
Authorities tied one youth to three burglaries in Alexandria after an April 15 stand break. The Feb 2 robbery of a filling station netted 62 dollars and a home burglary. Madison County Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg filed second degree burglary charges naming James Cray in all affidavits. others cited include Carl Linder Ellie Ryan Rex Tedder James C Hedrick Everett Jarrett and Lowell Rector. The two girls were handed to juvenile authorities then released to their parents pending disposition.
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