Hungarian Exile Leader Appeals Congress Against Soviet Rule
Msgr Bela Varga, former speaker and now head of the Hungarian National Council in Exile, appeals Congress and the free world to aid Hungary in resisting Communist control. He warns of a “sentence by slow death” under Soviet imperialism and vows Hungary will not submit to communism. The message comes as unemployment data shows worsening conditions during the period.
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National Assembly
Msgr
Bela Varga
Congress
Free World
Hunary
Carmine Desapi
New-York
Thomas FE. Dewer
Dewey
M. Ives
DeSapie
Tammany Hall
Irame
Senators Invite Demo Chief To Give Evidence
The Senate committee asked Democratic Sen. McCarthy to testify on five categories of charges tied to alleged intemperate conduct and government employe issues. Mitchell criticized the invitation as prejudging the hear ing, while McCarthy sought to defend himself with legal counsel and evidence. The dispute follows earlier debates over a private power contract with Middle South Utilities and Southern Co related to the Tennessee Valley Authority project.
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Washington
Senate
Washington IA
House Atomic Energy Committee
Senate Committee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wist
Stephen Mitchell
Giveland
Shel
Watkins
Utah
Tennessee Valley
W. Sterling Cole
Joint Committee
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Cols
Eisenhower
Mally
Setiite Nny
Tenjacasca Valley Authority
Negistatian
Patie
Chiscaga
Bobby Jones
Domes
Iisenhower
Congress
Jones
Atomic Energy Commission
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Southern Co
Dixons Yates Group
AEC
Sens
Flanders
Pitbright
Mursejo
Morse
State funds to cities urged by Indiana treasurer
Indiana state treasurer John Peters urged the legislature to allocate 7.5 million dollars of the 50 million dollar surplus to cities and towns for local tax relief and services on a temporary basis. He proposed using the World War I bonus fund to help Koreans veterans if approved, or refund to taxpayers if not. Peters also backed repealing the 16 cent property tax and cited rising state revenues.
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Evansville
Ind
Txana
John Peters
Craig
New Albany
Evansville Rotary Club
Polera
Peters
President signs law outlawing Communist party
President Eisenhower announced the enactment of legislation to outlaw the Communist party and curb subversive activities. He said the move reflects resolve to crush conspiracies seeking violent overthrow of the government and warned of action against Reds infiltrating labor. He pledged to sign three more measures to strike at subversives in coming days. A Communist party spokesman called the law unconstitutional and said the party would challenge it in court.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Congress
New York
Dur
Cetin
Chrysler Head Talks To Union
Chrysler Corp president Tex Colberts unprecedented appearance at a closed CIO United Auto Workers Council meeting in Detroit sparked no comment from either side. The Detroit Free Press described his talk as aimed at rallying worker support for TM8 production plans and hinted at a possible new line of cars this fall. No contract concessions or revisions were discussed, and the meeting's details remain largely unconfirmed.
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Detroit
Wl.l
Tex) Colberts
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers Council
Detroit Free Press
Solhert
Council
Chrysler
Marden
Colbert
Carysier
Studebaker
American Motors
Social Security Hike Widened Checks Amid Brazil Crisis
In a period of global upheaval, U.S. officials prepared to start paying an added 400 million in Social Security benefits as unrest and shootings flare in Brazil after Getulio Vargas was forced to resign. Rioting mobs attacked U.S. targets and consulates. elsewhere the plan expands coverage to farmers and professionals while payments rise for retirees.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio- Vargas
Porto Alegre
Trongman
Dur Ssing
Atlantié
Porto
Alegre
Jtab
Washington
Social Secureity
Lars
Aly
Youth Parley Continues Here at Brethren Conference
Registrations for the free annual Youth Parley at the Church of God campgrounds in Anderson continued rising with expected turnout surpassing 3,000. Highlights included Mirby Page and Ivan Eelis addressing the audience in the auditorium on the theme For the Glory of God and My Neighbor's Son. Bob Richards is slated to appear as a major feature later in the program.
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Church of the Brethren
Church of God
Anderson
Mirby Page
Fared Auchor
Ivan Eelis
Forlay
Bob Richards
Page
Kirby Page
Heald Photo
Burglary Charges Pressed in Odd Arrest in Indiana City
Preliminary burglary charges filed Tuesday name James W. Davis of Connersville and James E. Meredith of Louisville. Police say both men could not sit in a squad car, wearing a pry bar hidden in a paw. Investigated for checking storefronts, they carried wire, gloves, hammers, and pawn slips from Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati.
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Endianatosas
James W. Davis
Connersville
James Elevin Meredith
Louisville
Jimmy
Paltimen
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lady Delighted By Quick Want Ad Results
A testimonial highlights rapid sales from a Bulictailerad WantAd service. Ads claim to move items with eight calls, offering a Royal sea ved iphalstery aw eener and various items priced like a $3 console radio and a £5 record payer. Call %5371 to get help writing ads and selling quickly.
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Royal Sea
Adda
Guide Lamp to Conduct Annual Inventory This Fall
C A Michel general manager of the Guide Lamp Division announces the annual inventory will start August 30 and run for about two weeks. Some substitutions will occur in early inventory, and plant operations will close during the week of August 30 with normal work resuming Tuesday September 7. Additional notices reference plans first posted May 24 and indicate preparation and material handling adjustments for customer-ready orders during the period.
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C. A. Michel
Guide Lamp Divis Sion
Bul-Lelin
Nine County Youths Inducted In August
The Madison County Selective Service Board 48 lists nine county registrants inducted into the Army from Anderson and surrounding towns under the August quota at Indianapolis on August 12. Inductees include Willis Kenneth Robinson, Richard Lee Ytunteinger, Patrick Henry Gillespie, Frederick Edward Himes, Darrell Dowden, Gene P. DeRonis, Steven L. McCallister, Paul Arthur Ester, and Toho Tea Shuck Richards.
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Madison County
Anderson
Paul Arthur Ester
Wabash
Toho Tea Shuck
Elynart
Dulles Sees Hope for Formosa Defense Plan
Secretary Dulles voiced hope that Formosa can be defended against Red China with support from the 1st Fleet and allied nations. He indicated Europe may join in defense arrangements while noting France might not back certain island claims. He also said a Philippine trip would begin to discuss broader Southeast Asia defense efforts.
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New York State
J. Raymond McGovern
Newey
McGovern
Newsmen
Sen. Ives
Washington II
Dulles
Peial Formoss
Tion
France
Restor
Betuten
Formosa
Japan
Retary
Getutia Vargas
Brazil
United
U.S. Navy
Vargas
Twister uproots trees in Woodmar district storm
A Tuesday twister swept through the Woodmar residential district on the south edge of Hammond, destroying at least 50 large trees and damaging several houses. Five year old Donna Green was hospitalized after a large picture window collapsed into her home, pinning a sofa. Local resident reports describe intense winds and widespread damage.
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Sore Real
Dente
Ham
Donna Green
Ray J. Mantet
Hammond
Tnd
Indiana Building Boom Shows July Activity Peak Since 1953
Indiana business activity rose for the fourth straight month, with construction of new homes pushing county and city totals above $4 million in Madison County. August permits topped $300,000 for new homes, mostly in Anderson suburbs, as 12 month totals head toward 1983 records.
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Indiana
Indiana’ Business Review
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research
Madison County
James A. Shaciz
Anderson
Floyd Haligork
Coleme
Ferguson Cites Progress On State Toll Road Project
Former State Sen Ralph R Ferguson spoke to the Anderson Rotary Club outlining progress on Indiana’s East West Toll Road. He cited a $60,000,000 impact on Hoosier labor and described a 158 mile route with construction set to begin late next month. He recalled coauthoring the 1951 Toll Road Law and noted plans for a 141 mile North-South link between Hammond and Indianapolis areas.
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Ralph RK. Ferguson
Rotary Chile
Ferguson
General Assembly
Hammond
Idianapolis
Family Of 4 Uninjured After Home Explosion
A North Anderson family escaped unharmed when a blast shook their home at 2810 Central Ave. The basement suffered severe damage as the force blew out doors and shattered windows. Richard and Charlotte Garringer and their children, Dyke 7 and Duke 4, were inside. Duke was uninjured though plaster rained on his bed. Fire crews from multiple units extinguished a small blaze. assist chief Grimes said the explosion caused extensive interior damage.
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Anderson
Poplar St
Richard
Charlotte Garringer
Richard Leo
Central Ave
Gar-4
Robert Grimes
State Police Promote Three Officers In Indiana Move
Three Indiana State Police members receive promotions and reassignment to administrative roles effective Sept. 2. Pendleton Post district technician Filmore Davis Alexandria advances to detective sergeant, Trooper Fred Lee Oaklandon becomes corporating successor to Davis, per Supt. Frank A. Jessup. The changes aim to bring services closer to the public under improved supervisory control.
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Indiana State Police
Muntington
Mancock
Frank A. Jessip
Pendicton
Filmore Davis
Alexandria
Fred Lee
Oaklandon
Davis
Saat Supt
Jessup
Publc
Csiume Ap
New Arrivals Born Yesterday at St Johns Hospital
A list of newborns reported from St Johns Hospital includes a son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of 9% Alexandria Avi san a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of 2003 Tendricks St a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scheneter of 14024 E 10th St a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds of 262444 Pill St a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo in Owens RL a son to Mr. and Mrs. W B Hensley of Indianapolis at St Francis Mt capital. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs Norman Hallett 410 Nichol Ave and Mrs Flowene Hensley Washington Apartments plus Hugh Hensley 222 W Sth St. Also noted are born to Mr. and Mrs A Eckert of Indianapolis with maternal and paternal grandparents named as C B Moore and other relatives.
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St John's Hospital
John Smith
Alexandria Avi
San
Charles Pierce
Tendricks St
Kenneth Scheneter
10Th St
James €. Reynolds
Pill St
Join Owens
W. B. Hensley
Indianapolis
St. Francis Mt Capital
Norman Hallett
Nichol Ave
Flowene Hensley
Washington Apartments
Hugh [Hensley
Sth
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