Dairy price support debate shapes 1935 policy moves
In a congressional review of dairy price supports, leaders backed a plan permitting the secretary to retain dairy subsidies at 73 percent, while rejecting several production payment provisions. The package includes funds to boost fluid milk use in schools, dispose of surplus dairy products, and speed Brucellosis eradication, with a secretary's report to Congress next year.
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Youth Admits Passing Checks in County Jail Probe
A youth admitted to detectives yesterday evening that he passed a number of checks totaling 95 dollars. Capt. Robert H Dauben aped, the youth was placed in Madives County Jail for investigation.
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Funeral services for James Van Hook to be held Thursday
Funeral notices report James Van Hook will have services Thursday afternoon in Cola amt Barry. He is survived by his widow and three children. Local relatives include Mrs. Jane Gilchrist of 212 Columbus Ave and Miss Ellen Van Heck of 1903 Meridian Bt, along with Mrs. Mabel Van Hook and several nieces and nephews such as Richard Barkalow of Anderson.
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Charles Smith
Muncie
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France and Benelux react to European Defense plan shifts
Western leaders voiced mixed responses as France proposed delaying supranational control of the European Defense Community EDC and other changes. Netherlands and US officials warned changes could derail ratification and weaken the alliance while Paris pressed for sovereignty protections. The debate spans Brussels Rome and Washington with impacts on legal military coordination.
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Compromise on Farm Support Bill Faces House and Senate
A reform measure to set flexible price supports for cotton, wheat, corn, peanuts, and rice advances in Congress. President’s key demand remains parity targets, while negotiators seek a compromise on dairy and agriculture program specifics.
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Hope
White House
House
Senate
Ice trapped cat freed as basin refreezes in snow
A fragment recounts repeated attempts to free a cat trapped under an overturned basin in freezing conditions. Names and places appear, mentioning Hagerstown Maryland and Scranton Pennsylvania as regions connected to the tale. The story notes the ice thawing briefly then refreezing, trapping the cat again.
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Elwood Leathe
Hagerstown
William V. Sweet
Cleveland
Gerald Herron
Mitchells remarks spark political clash and cat rescues
A chaotic report recounts Mitchell making remarks about a foundation plus a dramatic incident where a cat was thawed from ice by Mrs. Brown, then warmed and revived. Leonard W Ball and American Bar Association figures weigh in on the issue, while Mitchell criticizes policy claims.
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Six Cattle Win Prizes At Madison County 4-H Fair
The Super Six Mackels of Anderson displayed six prize winning calves raised by 4-H members Edwood Clevenger Dink Maier Bill Breedlove Sharon Bell Mollendorf and others at the Madison County Fair in Alexandria. The group’s cattle, bought from local markets, were part of a large exhibit with calves shown at the 4-H Baby Sale week.
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Thurston
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Lou Bavey
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Dixon-Yates power deal looms over atomic energy debate
The session details a Senate inquiry into the Dixon-Yates contract amid debates over TVA power and alleged cronyism. Key figures include General Nichols of the AEC and investor interests from New York. The report notes a 140 million dollar Dixon-Yates offer, a competing syndicate, and the White House pressure to proceed with negotiations, with the Senate subcommittee seeking funds for investigation.
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TEMPO Pounces on Campaign Issues and Truman Library Plans
TEMPO outlines major campaign stress points including executive record and anti subversion efforts while detailing coverage of Mundt Jenkins hearings, Cyprus U N move, and Greece. It notes Hungary accepting aid after Eisenhower offer, Truman’s remarks at Independence site, and Schinebtinger funeral in Noblesville with Crownland Cemetery interment.
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Truman Library
Independence
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Harry Truman Library Foundation
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Ithe Foundation
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Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison and surrounding counties list Dorothy Campbell George Rush Marcus A Niccum and Rev Jennie Forkner with details on ages, addresses, birthplaces, and funeral arrangements. Surviving relatives include spouses children and siblings, with service times and burial locations noted.
Accidents Here Reflect Local Transport Dangers
The report outlines a drop in accidents from last year but details multiple crash cases. Names Henry Heamon, Hugh Hale, Willie Collier appear among injured or deceased, with hospitalizations at St Johns and Ball Memorial. Public notices mention James Levi Brown and Ernest L. Smith, plus funeral plans and memorials in Kokomo and Anderson.
Bank Employee Placed On Leave After Funds Discovered
A junior teller named Verylaced from Parellel worked part time for Thompson Crom nnant from September 1953 to June 1954 as a bookkeeper. Bank officials found discrepancies in bank funds on August 2, 1954. Rose had been on vacation and returned to duties at the bank the following morning. Rase, per Mr. Elgy, reported ongoing concerns.
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Gentle Vegetable Laxative Ad Dr Caldwell's Senna
An agricultural style advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative as a gentle natural remedy for temporary constipation. It claims the product relieves abdominal discomfort without repeated dosing, tastes good, and suits every family member. A money back guarantee and mail order offer from New York are noted.
Coffee prices rise after frost hit Brazilian crops
Reports say extensive frost damaged Brazilian coffee trees, prompting prices to climb over the past year. In U.S. politics, seven Indiana Republicans joined the majority in passing a bill by 705 to 2, stripping the Communist Party of legal rights, with several House members unrecorded.
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Bridge Plans Move on First Three Miles of Road
The county board, in a weekly session, approved a 1,800 bid by Lester Waterman for a stone stairway at the Noblesville Children’s Home and accepted bids to repair courthouse furniture. They advised bidding for heating system repairs at the county garage as work progresses on widening and fencing off right of way for a new highway segment relieving local traffic on Ind. 9 between Anderson and Alexandria.
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Pedestrian Toll in U S Trails Toll Near Sixteen Thousand
Washington reports that nearly 16,000 pedestrians die in United States traffic accidents each year according to statistics. This figures highlights the ongoing danger for walkers and the need for safety measures and enforcement.
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