Defense chief imposes 38 billion cap on military budget
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson announced an airtight 38 billion dollar spending limit for the armed forces with further cuts expected as he noted current costs. He hinted at possible succession talk and said no date is set for leaving the cabinet, stressing plans to stay with the Eisenhower team through the month. In a separate note, fire struck Provence and Eon Appliance Co at 1005 Main first, damaging several refrigerators. origin unclear but linked to wiring.
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Wilson
Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Provence
NLRB Recommends Reinstatement of Terre Haute Women
A National Labor Relations Board examiner urged Glas-Col Apparatus Co. in Terre Haute Indiana to reinstate three women Montellia Smith Edna Wilson and Rosaline Wilson for alleged firing over union activity. The examiner dismissed a Brotherhood of Electrical Workers charge that piecework pay at the electric heating mantel plant was raised to deter organizing.
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Terre Haute
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Glas- Col Apparatus Co
Ind
Montellia Smith
Edna Wilson
Rosaline Wilson
Examiner
C. W. Whittemore
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Scotland
Caledonia
Republican Secretary Resigns By Request Of Governor Handley
Indiana political shifts unfold as Governor Handley accepts the resignation of Craig W. Sellers the Indiana Republican state secretary. The handover follows questions about ambassadorial picks amid a campaign-funding backdrop with Gluck, Smith, and Herter discussing qualifications and salary, while Gluck’s testimony surfaces concerns about his campaign support and unfamiliarity with Ceylon and Indian leaders.
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Indianapolis
John v
New York State
Craig Washington
Cuba
Chris
Georgejuan A. Herter
Craig
Sfore
Senate Foreign Relations
Max
H. Gluck
United States
Ceylon
Lincoln White
Alvin C. Cast
Earl E Tien
Santiago
Party J
White
Ieee Cubans Ber
Indiana
Republican
Batista
Sellers
Gluck
Foreign Relations Committee
Imé
Herter
India
Obituaries and Dismissals at St Johns Hospital
Final rites are planned for Charles J. Faulkner 84 of 710 W 22nd St who died Tuesday at St John s Hospital Funeral and burial arrangements are set with Baker Brothers Funeral Home and St Central Christian Church Read listing of pallbearers and survivors including Eva Hartzell and Joe Flowers among many others.
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W. 22Nd St
St. John's Hospital
St. John’sj
Baker Brothers
Eva Hartzell
William Snider
Jacksonlyoe G. Schuster
St. Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence A. Blackwell
W. 4Th St
Ola A. Brooks
A. Brooks
Shirley
Monroel
G. Schuster
The
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Earl Willian
East Maple
Wood Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices from Madison and surrounding towns report the deaths of Hallie J Bates Daleville Forest Yetter Wilkinson Lawrence A Blackwell Ola A Brooks and related funeral arrangements. Survivors and burial plans are listed along with church affiliations and residence details.
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Madison
Air Force celebrates 50th birthday with pomp and ceremony
President Eisenhower sent greetings as the Air Force marked half a century with an Arlington ceremony and F100 jet flyover. James Stewart hosted a Sheraton Park gala where Brig. Gen. Frank Lahm, 82, recounted aviation milestones amid a parade of past figures. A special air mail stamp was issued and aerial salutes topped the day. A Pony aged 45 at F W Ponto farm in Brookings, S D, is described, used by children for school rides despite owner considering retirement.
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Washington
Air Force
Eisenhower
Globe
Arlington, National Cemetery
Sheraton Park
James Stewart
Air Force Reserve
Army
Orville Wright
Frank P. Lahm
Los Angeles
Stewart
Funeral rites conducted in Wilkinson by Rev Phoebe Davis
Burial will be in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Friends are being received in the Wilkinson area following the service conducted at 2 p m Friday by the Rev Phoebe Davis of the Shirley Friends meeting.
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Chambers
Carrie Chambers
Clea Bays
38Th St
Hickory Church
Dugger
Hickory
Elizabeth Hilsman
Ulm Rd
New Haven Nursing Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Harold E. Rozelle
Church of God
Kaith
Chesterfield
Park Place
Dale Oldham
East
Maplewood Cemetery
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Rt. 1
Markleville
Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Arthur Darrah
Wabash
iMcCray
Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funeral
Condo and Son
Phoebe Davis
Shirley Friends Meeting
Glen Cove Cemetery
Knightstown
Marion Mother and Daughter Injured In Wreck Here Thursday
A mother and her 10-year-old daughter, Mrs. Valine Krum and Sheryl Krum of Marion, were injured Thursday at 6 37 p m on Ind 9 one mile north of Anderson when their car rear ended a vehicle stopped to turn left The Krums were treated at St Johns Hospital and released William Krum and William Blair were also involved Blair had his left turn signal on Investigating officers Howard Gilmore and Max Zent noted the crash details A tuberculosis mortality note in 1900 contrasted with 1954 figures appeared at the end of the article.
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Ind
Anderson
Valine Krum
Sheryl Krum
Rt.5
Marion
St. John's Hospital
George C. Harper
Wiliam G. Blair
Rt. 2
Blair
Legislators Pass Major Armed Services Spending Bill
Senators approved a $33.76 billion defense appropriations measure after a 89 to 0 vote to take it up, followed by sending a $3.62 billion foreign aid authorization to the House for conference and approving a $3.67 billion Agriculture Department bill. George H. Dragus of Hammond was named deputy attorney general for the main office.
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America
Senate
Armed Services
White House
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Agriculture Department
Dragus
Indianapolis 7
George H.dragus
Hammond
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