Divorce Case Brings Charges Of Perjury
In Noblesville Indiana Hamilton County stock buyer David E Garland 27 faced preliminary perjury charges after accusing two fellow workers William Retherford 38 and Fred Deaver 32 of fabricating testimony in a divorce trial. Deaver admitted helping craft the false story and following the trial gave his wife 20 for testimony. Garland released on 5000 bond while Retherford and Deaver held in lieu of bond. The case arose after Mrs Garland accused him of intoxicated driving and custody disputes. Phillip Klotz now Hamilton County prosecutor filed the charges.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
David E. Garland
William Retherford
Fred Deaver
Garland
Charles Epperson
Deaver
Epperson
Retherford
Opal Garland
Garlands
Paralee
Garland Farm
Young Admiral Burke Assumes Navy Head Duties
Admiral Arleigh Burke became head of the Navy at the U S Naval Academy in ceremonies attended by about 2 000 including service leaders He pledged to meet any threat to national security and sea power In a historic move he became one of the youngest admirals to hold the post and relieved Adm Robert Carney who ended 42 years of service with tears in his eyes Burke noted for prompting a late 1940s push for a new supercarrier was sworn in by Adm Ira Nunn and will lead the service in Washington under President Eisenhower Carney, 60, retires. In other items Gov Craig named Dr Ernest C Murray to a four year term on the Loganport State Hospital visiting committee replacing Fred Edgerly of Logansport.
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Annapolis
Arleigh A. Burke
Navy
Robert B Carney
Naval Opera
U. S Naval Academy
Adm
Ira. R. Nunn
Dahlgren Jtall
Carney
Burke
Forrest Sherman
Eisenhower
Indianapolis
Ernest C. Murray
Kokomo
Craig Wednesday
Logansport State Hospital
Fred Edgerly
Logansport
United States
Pentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Soviet Union
Moscow
Izves
Connie Lee
Dave Moss
South Carolina
Ralph C. Franklin
Anderson
Dee
William F.J . Dean
Korea
Prison Revolt Quelled by Troops at Nebraska Penitentiary
Lincoln Neb March 14 State troopers and national guardsmen ordered to shoot to kill if prisoners did not return to their cells within two minutes broke up a 12 hour riot at the Nebraska Penitentiary. More than 430 inmates set fires destroyed four buildings and caused up to 100000 in damage. Warden Bovey vowed a tougher policy after the disturbance. Three convicts were beaten by fellow inmates during the night.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Joseph B. Bovey
Warsden Bovey
Community meat sale ad lists Edge Packing and Super Six participants
The note describes beef for sale to Anderson area residents next week. It names Dan Dearing of Edge Packing Company and Sharon Bell representing Super Six Markets, with Warren Bensenbauer Elliott Murdock and Bud Lewellyn as meat department managers of the Super Six Market group.
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Anderson
Dan Dearing
The
Edge Packing Company
Sharon Bell
Warren Bensenbauer
Elliott Murdock
Bud Lewellyn
Super Six
Emge -Packing Company
Madison County
Alexandria
Union Charges Craig Refuses Protest Talk
The CIO United Auto Workers regional office says it could not obtain an audience with Gov Craig to protest state police use at the Perfect Circle strike in New Castle Hagerstown and Richmond. Berndt urges protest letter over deployment of troopers and police planes while noting ongoing disorders. Also cited: Census reports over 20 million employed women and girls in July, up from prior totals.
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Indianapolis
CIO
United Auto Workers
Craig
Perfect Circle Corp
Raymond B. Berndt
Morgan- Monroe State Forest
New Albany
Berndl
New Castle
Hagerstown
Richmond
Berndt
Washington
Census Bureau
Ex-Actor Testifies in Red Probe Drama Firmly Denies Influence
Ex-actor testifies before the House committee stating he joined the Communist party alone and takes responsibility for the blunder. Francis J. Walter commends the committee and Congress for the grilling. The hearing probes Communist influence in Actors Equity and actor salaries.
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Page One
Francis J. Walter
D-Pa
Hall
Communist Party
Actors Equity
Voter Registration Drives Across Three Cities This Month
Voter lists will be conducted in Anderson, Alexandria, and Elwood from October 1 to October 10. Substations open at city fire stations and municipal buildings. Eligible voters must live in the city for 60 days and in the precinct for the required period before election day. New voters turning 21 by election day and name changes must register. Those struck from rolls for not voting last general election must register.
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Anderson City
Alexandria
Elwood
Peron Enemies Expelled To Rome Prompt Excommunication Followed
The government expelled Peron foes to Rome on June 15 and sent two others to Bogota, Colombia. The Vatican excommunicated Peron and others involved. A day after clergymen were ousted, a failed revolt against Peron erupted amid a renewed church state feud and a government plot to assassinate leaders was alleged. Catholics and opposition groups denied the claim.
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Ares
Rome
Bogota
Colombia
Vatican
Peron
Geneva Eyeing Second Big Four Foreign Ministers Meeting
Geneva officials anticipate a second meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers United States Britain France and Russia in early January if progress from the October talks at the Palais des Nations warrants it. British Foreign Secretary Harold MacMillan indicated the possibility during the summit.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Palais Des Nations
Harold MacMillan
Collision at 23rd and McKinley Involves Doris Ross
Mrs Doris Ross age 72 of 721 Louise Street collided with a car driven by William Stevens Communiski Ind at the 23rd and McKinley Street intersection. In the Ross car besides the driver were Claude Ross and Mrs Mary Barr all of Louise Street. Officers Clement Russell and James Shinkle investigated. The three occupants were taken to St Johns hospital in the Brown and Butz ambulance and later released.
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St. John's
Doris Ross
Louise St
23Rd
McKinley Sts
William Stevens
Communiski
Ind
Ross
Claude Ross
Mary Barr
Anderson
Clement Russell
James Shinkle
Brown and Butz
Hurricane Hits North Carolina Coast and Atlantic City
The storm battered the coast from north of Cape Hatteras to Atlantic City and the Chesapeake and Delaware bays. Governor Luther Hodges reported beach damage Wednesday as "almost miraculously light" based on scattered preliminary reports from the office.
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Cape Hatteras
N. C
Atlantic City
Chesapeake and Delaware
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Wartime Code Promises and Prisoner of War Oath
The article discusses an American prisoner of war code drafted by Gen. John E. Hull and other proponents. It outlines pledges to resist disinformation, follow lawful orders, reveal only basic identity when questioned, avoid actions harmful to comrades, and uphold U S principles. It notes debate over enforceability and the role of nonunion workers in the code.
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Anlemy
United States
America
John E. Hull
Far East
Hull
Linville G. Miles
UAW
Smith
Pritchard
George Ross
Wasi
Pris
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
White House
Rose
Air Force Base
Mass
Tokyo
Australia
Allj
Eisenhower
Colorado
Frederic M. Anderson
Espokesian
Allison
GM Plant Worker Opposes Union Dues Case
A GM Allison division worker argues the new contract with WAW would compel union membership and violate constitutional rights. He secured a restraining order against the contract on August 4 from Judge John L. Niblack in a Superior Court room. The judge denied a temporary injunction, noting GM contends workers would not be forced into union activity but would pay dues and an initiation fee.
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Allison
WAW
Smith
John L. Niblack
Pritchard
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs. Zora Young 71 died at Riverview Hospital after a yearlong illness. Funeral services 11 a.m. Saturday at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home with burial in Crownland Cemetery. Survived by three sons Argus Garret Young Ivan Young one daughter Eileen McGee one brother Bernard Hartup and four sisters plus 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Zora Young
Noblesville
Riverview Hospital
Evans, Godby and Trout
Crownland Cemetery
Argus
Garret Young
Anderson
Ivan Young
Rt. 5
Eileen McGee
Bernard Hartup
Fortville
Ada Bennett
Engels
Edna Pettigrew
Indianapolis
Sayilla McLasky
Lapel
Doshia Crook
Truman to Run for President Says TEMPO Reporter
TEMPO reports Truman plans a 1948 presidential bid with a full speech schedule through Christmas. Folsom says Truman running, Alabama delegation urged to back him with Williams as VP, while the piece covers POW protection, Geneva conventions, and domestic support for dependents. Survivors listed for a family note.
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Truman
Living Daylights
Eisenhower
Harry
Folsom
Alabama
Anderson Obituaries and Final Rites Noted in Local Notices
Obituary clippings list Halph Alen Ralph and Sadie Franklin relative, Oliver Shipley 77 of 1724 Poplar St died due to heart attack, Barbara Land 36 of 513 W 34th St dies, final rites set at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Emmert Wells former Anderson resident dies Tillamook Oregon. Cordelia Day widow dies Middletown Ohio. final rites at Sells and Rewe Funeral Home Beech Grove Cemetery. Survivors named. services announced.
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Halph Alen
Ralph
Sadie Franklin
West 25Th St. Rd
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Oliver Shipley
Poplar’ St
Brown and Butz
C. B. Hall
Marion
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Huntsville
VRS
Barbara Land
Barbara Joanne Land
Lawrence Land
W. 34Th St
St. John's Hospital
Wesley H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Emmert Wells
Anderson
Tillamook
Ore
Harold E. Rozelle
Mr. Wells
Elwood
Cordelia Day
Cordelia ‘Day
John E- Day
Middletown
Sells and Rewe
Beech Grove
Muncie
Fayne Jordan
Ohio
Harry Hiatt
Tulsa
Okla
Jeer Mote
Indianapolis
Nehru pressures for peaceful merger of Goa stance
Nehru signals continued patience and firmness toward Goa while facing opposition from Communist, Socialist and Rightist factions. Diplomats say he will seek world support for India and press Lisbon through France Britain and the United States to peaceful merger of Portuguese settlements with India.
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Portugal
Nehru
Congress Party
Neru
Goa
India
France
Britain
United States
Lisbon
Ex POWs recall clashes over belongings in camp
Ex prisoner of war notes how Gallagher Jenkins and Turner debated theft and punishment while in a harsh camp. Turner’s health is mentioned, and both sides claim readiness to use force to deter theft. The exchange includes threats of beating and fending off rivals.
Soviet rockets bore animals reach over three hundred miles
A Soviet space scientist said experimental rockets with animals flew more than 300 miles into space and that data were brief because of the short in space. He favors more permanent observations from artificial satellites of the earth.
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Russia
A. G. Karpenko
Princess Margaret May Renounce Throne to Wed
A Daily Sketch report suggests Princess Margaret could renounce succession to allow a marriage. The piece notes Parliament might alter the 3772 Marriage Act and drop the null and void issue, placing her third in line after Charles and Anne.
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Daily Sketch
Margaret
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Rioting Commander at Inchon confronts protest leader
Browell travels to confront Pyo Yang Moon after claiming Inchon violence amounts to a blockade. He accuses Pyo’s aide of unfriendly gangland attitude as tensions flare in the three-truck group.
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Inchon
Browell
Pyo Yang Moon
Pyo
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