Robbery Case Leads to Mixed Confession Reports
Police said one man admitted to the charge while another offered no comment. Detectives continued to pursue a suspect believed saved in the robbery, with an investigation ongoing. Names Ches ter Carpenter and Emmi Sorrell appear in fragments from the report.
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Hearing Tangles Over Alleged Communist Ties at GE
A stormy hearing featured Passikoff accusing McCarthy of bias and questioning a witness about Communist party ties. Witness invoked the Fifth Amendment amid broad crossfire about employment at General Electric in Anderson Township and other local entities.
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African future shaped by locals says Herskovits
Northwestern anthropologist Melville J. Herskovits told a Africa conference that Africans will determine Africa's future, crediting indigenous art, music and dance for influencing Western patterns while the West provided technology and political order.
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Studebaker Labor Deal Shapes Auto Plants After Talks
Studebaker officials and union leaders reached an agreement amid wage cuts and production targets aimed at boosting competitiveness. Company statements praised mutual respect and a path to steady employment, while Humphrey and Knowland sponsored amendments linking anti Communist measures to labor regulation, raising questions about broader union rights and future mergers with Packard.
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Fragments Hint at Tax Debate in McCarthy Finance Split
In a fragmentary report dated Friday August 13 1854 names appear including Jim O Mattson Fitchby Waino Nisula and Suokko Ashby Mass. The text hints a Senate tax dispute over alleged funds and whether the money is taxable, suggesting a potentially fraudulent accounting issue surrounding Sen McCarthy and his finances.
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Annual 4H Awards Highlight Fall Fair Events
Regular 4H exhibits at the fair will be released at 4 p m today. Yesterday's program included the swine show led by J W Ralph Bishop of Atlanta with poultry and heasadt judging. Sheep were judged for the first time in the fall history yesterday. A square dance closed last night’s events.
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Atlanta
Legislators Debate Parity and Dairy Supports in Letter
The article notes 75 percent port parity aligning with the Senate plan while the House set a 4 percent minimum. President Eisenhower opposes a two-price wheat plan and warns that increasing dairy supports to 25.90 percent could reduce consumption, boost surplus stocks, and create windfall profits for dairy handlers.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Edward Montgomery 74 former Summitville resident died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis funeral Thursday Sharpsville Methodist Church burial Vinson Memorial near Summitville Lester M Phillips 47 former Anderson resident and Delco Remy employee funeral Friday Brown and Butt Funeral Home Anderson Morristown Cemetery Morristown officiating Burt Fulton for Morristown burial in Morristown Cemetery
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Former Anderson Resident Dies at 63 in California
James L. Mayo, 63, of San Pedro California, a former Anderson resident, died Wednesday from a heart attack. Survived by widow Marie Mayo also a former Anderson resident, three sons Dale Keith and James all in California, one sister Mrs Mills, and brothers Col Paul Mayo Washington DC Robert E Mayo Erlanger Kentucky and C L Mayo.
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Communist taint claims shape union status probe
A report notes that the attorney general may seek a Subversive Activities Control Board hearing if there is reason to believe a union is infiltrated by Reds. If the board agrees, the union could lose its legal status under National Labor Relations guidelines.
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