Senate Pensions Cut On Congress Officials
The Senate voted to end pensions for present or former federal officials involved in crimes of office. The move appeared as part of a late night session amendment to a bill affecting Alger Hiss and other officials. Senator McCarthy demanded that Ralph Flanders return from Europe to testify, potentially delaying hearings.
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Sen
Thomas. C. Hennings
Missouri
Milnois
TNE
Senate
Congress
Ise
Alger
Karl B. Munch
Joseph B. McCarthy
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Eurupe
Governor says Gary probe finds some violations keep troopers
Indiana Governor Craig announced that state police will stay in Gary after a preliminary report of a vice and crime probe. The study found some violations at taverns and policy ticket sales but did not confirm widespread crime. no arrests had been made as the investigation continued.
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Indianapolis
Gary
Craig
The
Crime Commission
Palive
Cotman P
Bank holdup in Bristol police chase with $2000 taken
In Bristol Indiana a fullback sized robber robbed the Bristol Citizens State Bank with a paper bag of money. Teller Nadine Olinger reports the bandit demanded the big bills and fled in a stolen car. Mrs J Harry Browning fired at him with a shotgun. Police pursued the suspect and no one was hurt. The report notes this was the second bank robbery in five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Ind
Bristol Citizens State Bank
J. Harry Browning
Nadine Olinger
Phil la
Browning
Two Men Charged In Bank Loss Freed On Bond
Two Anderson men charged in a $67,000 bank funds loss at Citizens Banking Co are freed on bond. Jerald Lee Rose 20 year old faced misapplication of funds and is set for Friday hearing. J J Thompson 38, Anderson, charged with aiding and abetting misappropriation, released on bond as authorities continued proceedings in Marion County Jail Indianapolis.
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Anderson
Indiatonalis
Citizens Banking Co
Jerald Lee Rose
Steller
J. J Thompson
Fhe Hyunda
Alan
Ailachos
Marion County
Indianapolis
Thompson
Hunters Hurt After Squirrels Spook The Pair
In Covington Kentucky two young hunters Raymond Lyons aged 20 and Bi ward Sowder aged 22 had already bagged animals when a youth named O Mara popped over a hill startling the quarry. The startled pair were slightly injured as the youngster fired.
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Covington, Ky
Silly remark tied to apricot sale and clemency claim
Fragmentary OCR note mentions fresh apricots and a claim of tremendous results credited to a small bulletin or want ad from Herald. No clear person, organization, place, or event. Content is speculative and lacks verifiable details.
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Bulletin- Herald
Communist Outlaw Bill Compromise Reported
Washington reports indicate a compromise between House and Senate leaders on a bill to criminalize communist party membership. The measure would impose up to a $10,000 fine and five years in jail for belonging to the Communist party, while administration-backed provisions seek to strip the party of legal rights and bar it from certifying labor unions as bargaining agents.
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Harold i, Medina
United States Court of Appeals
New York
Senate
Medina
Washington
Congressions
House
Democrats
Who
Communist Party
Senate Conference Committee
Con
Ed. Grew
Congress
Communist ‘Party
Eisenhower
House-Senate
Lander
Farr
Edward Bennett
Williams
Carthy
Watkins
Nist
Uni
Hoare
Sen Froi
Sen. McCarthy
Chadwick
Ebenhower
Yacoome
Youth, Church Thefts Cleared in Downtown Robberies
Capt Daybenspeck said detectives arrested a young boy who caused the recovery of part of the money stolen from several downtown churches. The youth admitted taking cash from purses while church activities occurred and partly repaid by paying for an old car sold by his parents. Authorities also investigate a break in at the No 1 Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Daybenspeck
Three Held On Theft Charges
Two Anderson men and one Indianapolis man admitted thefts across Anderson and Pendleton authorities said. The trio was jailed in Madison County after early yesterday arrests by state police.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Anderson and
Pendictom
Pendicton
Madison County
Madison
County Young Republican Club
Anlmet
Pirly Head
Meridian St
Mounds the Finn
State State Park
Charles Foner
Wiliam Oemler
Pendleton Post
Pendleton
Walters
Pendleton County
Chay
GOP
U S Plan to Shift Korean Divisions Triggers ROK Alarm
Washington reports an official plan to move four U S divisions from Korea to other areas. The move sparks concern in the Republic of Korea as allied nations consider the broader strategic impact.
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U.S
ROK
Washington
Teuss Department
Korea
Defense Department
Kohe United
Rea Wilhim
British Commonwealth
South Korea
Eisenhower Gether
Republic of
Five Allies Back U S in EDC Change Clash
In Brussels, five European allies Belgium France Germany Italy Luxembourg Netherlands publicly back the United States and Britain against Mendes France s bid to amend the European Defense Community EDC proposals. Talks on the EDC opened amid expectation of a head on clash between Mendes France and critics as Friday session looms.
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Brussels
Belgium
France
United States
Britain
Fierre Mendes-France
Luxembourg
Mendes-France
Mendes Pratee
EDC
Thompson Cited In Court in Missapplied Funds Case
Lun Thompson and wife Margaret Thompson along with H and H Packing Co Joseph Humsphries and Michael Miller were named in a Madison County Circuit Court suit filed by Thomas and Nondas Hawkins. The plaintiffs seek return of the H and 4 Packing Co assets and alleged a March 21 1958 purchase contract.
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John J. Thompson
Citizens Banking Company
Margaret Thompson
Mr. Thompson
H. Packing Company
Joseph Humsphries
Michael Miller
Madison County Circcuit Court
Thomas and
Nondas Hawkins
Anderson
Salyer and Cleveland
Atomic Workers Vote On Offer Of 6 Cent Raise
Oak Ridge workers voted on accepting a 6 cent wage increase after leaders urged approval. AFL members may influence the CIO dispute over a 44 month old issue spanning Oak Ridge and Paducah plants. CIO workers had struck and threatened more action over uranium production.
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Atomic Workers
Oak Ridge
Tenn
API Kternle
CLO
Paducah
AFL
Atomic Trades Counsil
CIO
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
ARC
Labor Department
Lef
Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
Padupak
Jily
Chorus Club Women Leave For Western Trip West
Chorus Club women from Madison County Home Demonstration Chorus depart Anderson by bus for a Los Angeles appearance with Hoosier Chorus. They travel amid Indiana chorus groups preparing to ship by special trains heading west.
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Memrbera
Madison County
Wafayette
Los Angeles
Calif
Hoosier
Hollywood Raw
Anderson
Bug
Indiana
Glee Club
Congress May Adjourn Today Says Knowland
Congress delays adjournment amid ongoing hearings on Senator McCarthy. Senate leaders expect adjournment by week’s end if no unexpected developments occur. President Eisenhower plans to depart for Colorado as talks continue on foreign aid and social security reforms.
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Congress
Knowland
Washington
Wednessey
Senate
Eisenhower
Colorado
Innocent Sheppard Proclaims His Innocence In Slay Wife Case
Dr Samuel Stephen Sheppard declares his innocence after being jailed on the July 4 murder of his wife. He says he loves his wife and seeks the murderer, while police focus on securing a confession from him. The story notes his belief in the capture of his wife’s killer and mentions related county election plans and agricultural board activity.
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Cleveland
Samuel Stephen
Sheppard
Samet A. Sheppard
Rej
Atailing
Gestate
Ilip
Delyiven Aur
Stephen Allen
Auburban Bay
Samuel A. Gerber
Coloma
YMCA
Tal
Department’ of Agriculture
Medeon County
Walter C. Haynes
Evan Wilson
Madison County Farm Bureau
David Swinford
Farmers Unions
Harold Sebell
The
Soil Conservation Services
Horatio King
Farmers
Elwood Named Polio Drive Chairman Plans Benefit Dance
An announcement from the Madisonian Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis states Frank Preston of Elwood is the county polio drive chairman. Ralph Werking, county chair, says a polio benefit dance with Tex Bedeke Orchestra is set for Sept 24 at the Eagles ballroom to raise funds for the Madison County polio chapter.
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Elwood
Madisonian Chapter
Frank Preston
N. C St. Elwood
Ralph Werklng
T the National Guard
Eagles
Madison County
Alexandria Man Wounded by Alton Police in Street Incident
Herbert J. Toe, 20, an Abr Fareé enlisted man from Alexandria Indiana, was reported in serious condition Wednesday after being wounded by an Alton motorcycle policeman. St Louis MPs observed Toe talking along a downtown street and attempted to arrest him when he fled. The officer fired a warning shot then a second shot, injuring Toe above the knee while pursuing him.
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Alton
Ill
Herbert J. Toe
Abr
Fareé
Alexandria
Ind
St.Louis
Ithe
Ice
Scott Air Force Base
Maloreyele
Delbert’ Burch
Burch
Joose
Fier
New Arrivals In Andenen and Vicinity
Meager birth notices list several new arrivals at St. John's Hospital and from Andenen area. Names cited include Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jounson, 1705 Feirview St, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pottocf, Markieville, a son. Me and Mrs. Elmer Exckhorn, Middletown, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Bennett, 749 Central Ave, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sampler, Wisconsin and Illinois, a son.
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Bere
St. John's Hospital
Edward Jounson
Feirview St
Leonard Pottoctf
Markieville
Elmer Exckhorn
Middletown
Quinton Bennett
Central Ave
Louis Sampler
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Flanders
Rose
Plance
Herbert Hoover, Jr
State Department
Walter Bedell Smith
John Foster Dulles
Smith
Bill Compromise
Young Republicans
Lun
Lopel
Shawn
Herald Phate
Gloria
Vandarbilt
Stokowski
Pocanic Playhouse
Mountainhome
McCarthy
Fea
Utah
Chary
Iithan
Ilran
Wallace Chaddlwick
Chester, Ho
Jers
Com
Hope
Andenen
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