Slow Death Sentence In Hungary Appeals For Help
Msgr Rela Varga, last legally elected speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly, appeals to Congress and the free world to resist what he calls a “sentence by slow death” under Soviet imperialism. He states Hungary will not submit to communism or accept slavery to Russia. In U.S. political notes, Carmine DeSapio predicts Dewey will not run for reeletion, proposing Ives as successor, while New York Controller McGovern says Dewey likely won't seek a fourth term. Unemployment claims drop to a postwar low for week ending Aug 14, signaling improved labor market.
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Hungarian National Assembly
Msgr
Rela Varga
Congress
Free World
Hungary
3Tional Council
Msgr. Varga
Russia
Carmine Desapio
Democratic National Committees
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Des
Dewey
Irving M. Ives
DeSapio
New York State
J. Raymond McGovern
McGovern
Newsmen
Sen. Ives
Brazil in Crisis as Vargas Dies by Self Inflicted Bullet
Amid violence across Brazil after President Getulio Vargas resigns, a military-led crisis erupts. Reports from Porto Alegre cite deaths and gunfire as police and mobs clash, with some attacks on U S linked business offices and Coca Cola displays.
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Nly DE
U. S
Natonal
Howe
Gauche
Social Security hikes set for October checks
About 6 million beneficiaries will receive higher payments under a new law. The minimum rises from 25 to 90 dollars and the maximum from 85 to 98.30, with an average increase of six dollars a month. The bill expands coverage to farm operators, self employed, and more.
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Washington
Social Security
Eisenhower
Youth Parley Continues Here At Brethren Conference
Registrations for the first annual youth conference of the Church of the Brethren at the Church of God campgrounds in Anderson continued piling up yesterday with expected attendance exceeding 3,000. Guests began arriving Monday as organizers anticipated a turnout well above initial estimates.
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Church of the Brethren
Church of God
Anderson
Page
Kirby Page
Herald Photo
Senators Invite Demo Chief To Give Evidence
The Senate Atomic Energy Committee asked Democratic Chairman Stephen Mitchell to provide evidence of impropriety around the Tennessee Valley private power contract. Mitchell said he would attend if not prejudged, amid clashes over the Dixon-Yates plan with Middle South Utilities and Southern Co. and questions about bidding and presidential influence.
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Wachinutun
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Democratic
Stephen Mitchell
Tennessee
Jarea
W. Sterling Cole
Joint Committee
Mitchell
Pla
Cole
Eisenhower
Chicago
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tpain
Atom Energy Commission
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Southern Co
Dixon- Yates Group
AEC
Coleman
Senator McCarthy Faces Five Charge Categories
A Senate committee formally requested Joe McCarthy to defend himself against five charge categories tied to 13 of the 46 original overlapping charges. The issues include alleged abuse of fellow senators and improper dealings with government employees, centered on his Red s hunting activities. Public hearings were set to open August 31 with McCarthy notified of his right to legal counsel and to present evidence.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Pirman Watkins
Utah
Wisconsin
Jane
Sens
Rvt
Fulbright
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Morse
Flanders
United States
MeCarthy
State treasurer proposes 7.5 million for city tax relief
Indiana state treasurer John Peters urged the Legislature to grant 7.5 million of the 80 million dollar surplus to cities for local tax relief with a temporary measure to avoid state control. He suggested a 50 million ceiling on the surplus and using the gross income tax discount for the following year. He also proposed using 18 million from the WWII bonus fund to pay Korean veterans’ bonuses if approved or refunding taxpayers otherwise.
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Evansville
Rotary Club
Peters
Inventory Plans Announced By Guide Lamp Head
C A Michel general manager of the Guide Lamp Division announced that the annual inventory period will start Aug 30 and continue for about a week. A few employees will work during the July part of the inventory.
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C. A. Michel
Guide
Peri
President Signs Bill Outlawing Communist Party
President Eisenhower signed legislation outlawing the Communist party in Denver, framing the act as a safeguard against conspiracies aiming to violently overthrow the government. He promised more measures to crack down on subversives and noted the law targets Reds within unions. A Communist spokesman in New York called the bill unconstitutional and vowed to challenge it legally.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Red
Tabor
Congress
New York
Chrysler Head Talks To Union In Detroit Meeting
Chrysler Corp president Tex Colbert addressed a closed CIO United Auto Workers Council gathering in Detroit to rally worker support for 1955 production plans. Leaked notes indicate no wage talks or contract revisions were discussed. The Detroit Free Press called Colbert’s appearance a unique auto industry move to boost worker enthusiasm.
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Detroit
WL. L
Tex
Colbert
Chrysler
Studebaker
American Motors
Coleman
Burglary charges after two men unable to sit for questioning
James W. Davis of Connersville and James F. Meredith of Louisville face burglary charges after police say they could not sit in a squad car for questioning. Each carried a pry bar and other tools, with pawn tickets from Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati found on them.
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James W. Davis
Connersville
James F. Meredith
Louisville
Jimmy
Irolmen
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Want Ad Success Told By Satisfied Reader
A typical testimonial from the Bulletin Herald Want-Ad column touts quick cash from selling household items. A Royal sweeper, console radio and record player priced at 35 dollars, a xylophone at 10 dollars, and a contact phone number are advertised as examples of fast sales. The reader praises results and mentions an on hand Want-Ad Girl to help write ads.
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Bulletin-Herald
Royal Sweeper
Dulles Eyes European Defense Hope Amid Formosa Pact
Secretary Dulles voiced guarded hope that France will approve a European defense array including rearmed Germans. He lamented France’s refusal to back the European Defense Community at Brussels. He stressed the 7th Fleet’s duty to defend Formosa and nearby islands against Red China, and indicated plans to travel to the Philippines for ministerial talks on a Southeast Asian defense alliance, with possible stops in Japan and Formosa. President Vargas of Brazil has died by suicide, a loss Dulles called deeply regrettable.
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Dulles
France
Brussels
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
West
Germany
Italy
U. S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Ling
Philippines
Japan
Getulio Vargs
Brazil
United States
Vargas
Contaaed
Twister Roars Through Woodmar District In Hammond
A wind storm described as a twister struck the Woodmar district in Hammond, uprooting 50 large trees and damaging several homes. Five year old Donna Green was hospitalized after a big picture window collapsed into her home, pinning her to a sofa but not breaking. Residents report debris and urgent cleanup as authorities assess damage.
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Hammond
Ind
Woodmar
Donna Green
Ray J. Mantel
Family Of 4 Uninjured When Blast Jars Home
A North Anderson family of four escaped injury early Tuesday when an explosion jolted their 12 story home at 1814 Poplar Street. Richards and Charlotte Garringer and their children Dyke seven and Richard Lee eighteen months were awakened by fumes and debris as plaster and windows were blown out. Firemen from three companies battled a basement fire and a garage blaze at Bere rest Moore’s home nearby. Authorities link the blast to fumes from a fuel installation on a planned toll road project with construction slated to begin late next month.
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North Anderson
Poplar St
Richards
Charlotte Garringer
Richard Lee
Indiana
Anderson Rotary Club
Ferguson
Duke Gar
General Assembly
Anderson
Rob
Grimes
Fammond
Idianapolis
Three Indiana State Police Officers Promoted
Three Indiana State Police officers receive promotions effective September 1 and reassignment of Huntington and Hancock counties. Pendleton District technician Filmore Davis Alexandria becomes detective sergeant and Trooper Fred Lee Oakland will be promoted to corporal as part of a program to bring department services closer to the people, Supt. Frank A. Jessup said. Continued on page 2.
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Indianatate Police
Huntington
Hancock
Frank A. Jessup
Pendleton
Filmore Davis
Alexandria
Fred Lee
Oakland
Davis
Jessup
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St Johns and St Francis Hospitals report multiple newborns to families in Anderson and nearby areas. Names include Smith Pierce Schroeder Reynolds Owens and Hensley with assorted addresses and grandparent details provided.
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Anderson
St. John's Hospital
John Smith
Alexandria Ave
Charles Pierce
Hendricks St
Kenneth Schroeder
E. 10Th St
James C. Reynolds
Pitt 'St
John Owens
W. E. Hensley
Indianapolis
St. Francis Hospital
Hereman Hallett
Nichol Ave
Flowene Hensley
Washington Apartments
Hugh Hensley
W. St. St
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Dey Fon Page
Community Chest
Anderson Community Chest Fund
Family Service Bureau
Vera Cammack
Walter Bogot
Ward Stilson
Frank Allis
Gladys Cornwell
Robert L. Shearer
Herald
U.S
Porto Alegre
Rio de Jan Lei
Belo Horizonte
Snaiana
Indiana Business Review
Thendiana University Bureau of Business Research
Madison County
James A. Shartz
Floyd Hancock
Ken Mitchell
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bob Richards
Joe
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Jean
Right
Robert Vogler
la Jolla Calif
del Mar
San Diego
Guide Lamp Head
Bill
Commie’ Party
Madison
Service Board
Son Postoffice
Willis Kenneth Robinson
Richbe
Allard Lee Huntringer
Patrick
Henry Gillespie
Frederick Tember
Edward Himes
Jacthis
Itkie Darrell Dowden
Ingalls
Gene P. DeBonis
Elwood
Steven
L. McCallister
Paul
Arthur Ester
Wabash
John Leo Shuck
Twister
Bererest Moore
Central Ave
A. A.ckert
C. B. Moore
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