Nuclear control and freeing of atomic materials debate
The article discusses U S policy on stockpiling and controlling munitions and atomic energy items. It notes proposals by Stassen on peaceful use versus military application and lists nations like France the Netherlands Norway Brazil and Argentina as part of nonmilitary access. It mentions potential permits and safeguards to prevent military misuse while enabling scientific progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Oe Staasen
National Foundation
Stassen
Fire continues as leaders discuss 1985 budgets
Fire continues from page one listing include Grimes Cal Mason R H Roberts Kenneth Sturgeon Howard Webb Lowell Hall Art Fontaine Kenneth Hoard Harold Sack son Robert E Jackson Lilburn Kemp AL McKee Morris Ross en Fire Chief Al Tibbetts John Wilding and Richard Howe. Chamber activities include sub committee sessions to study proposed budgets for township city school and county units. Anderson school group will meet before this evening session of the Anderson Board of School Trustees. Paut Newherr chairs the tax study group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Cal Mason
R. H. Roberts
Kenneth Sturgeon
Howard Webb
Lowell Hall
Art Fontaine
Kenneth Hoard
Harold Sackson
Robert E. Jackson
Lilburn Kemp
AL. McKee
Morris Rossen
al ‘Tibbetts
John Wilding
Richard Howe
Anderson
Anderson Board ‘of School ‘Trustees
Paut Newherr
Funeral notice for David J Sobel at Rozelle Funeral Home
David J Sobel obituary states funeral arrangements at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home pending completion. Family requests no flowers and contributions to Haven of Grace. Sobel had prior health issues and suffered a similar attack in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Rozelle
Haven of Grace
Brookville
Fla
West
Sobel
Iill
Storm Breaks Then Rain Gathers in Counties
Weather report notes moisture continuing from Pape with scattered southern counties still needing rain. Wednesday temperatures ranged from 35 to 92 degrees in Evansville Indianapolis Fort Wayne and South Bend where 77 was recorded and South Bend received 104 inches of rain before a cool off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Soviet roundup targets scientists for germ warfare study
A cloaked operation has been ongoing for weeks, taking scientists to the Soviet Union where many are cleared for germ warfare research. The clandestine nature of the roundup underscores its secretive, expansive reach and potential strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Communist China Accuses U S of Occupying Formosa and More
Dispatches report Communist China accusing the United States of occupying Formosa and linking it to Cairo and Potsdam declarations. Peking radio calls for increased production and military training to drive Nationalist forces from Formosa. SAM RAYBURN criticizes the Eisenhower administration as inept and losing Asia and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Othe
United States
Formosa
Cairo
Poisdare
Thai Peking Radio
Democratie
People's Organizations
Red Chine
Sam Raysurn
Teses
Eisenhower
Ray Sire
Asia
Europe
Christian Outreach and Brethren Leaders Highlight Conference
The decathlon title winner, a La Verne College philosophy professor now pastor in Long Beach, Calif, leads Friday. Zigier, Brethren service leader since formation, will address Christian Outreach. Marion Downs sings Thursday evening, Harper Will preaches Friday. A dedication marks the closing session with a noon luncheon to end the conference activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Witness
la Verne College
Church of the ‘Brethren
Long Beach
Calif
Zigier
Brethren
Europe
World Council of Churches
Evanston
Jil
Marion Downs
Italy
Columbia University
Julliard School of Music
Harper Wil
South Bend
Actlv
Soviet Union Campaign Targets Religion Reveals Past Fire
The Moscow radio reports six burned tanks from Pare One after a locomotive struck a truck at Jackson Street crossing near Kokoma. Ingler t and others were on cars behind the diesel engine as flames spread, later extinguished. The museum move, tied to religion origins and Christianity, centers on the former Kazan Cathedral in Leningrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Kokoma
Moscow Radio
Inglert
Soviet Academy
of Sciences
Iis
Thelin
Kazan
Leningrad
Duchess of Kent Heiress Leads Family Headlines
A jumble of names appears with references to the Duchess of Kent and her 17-year-old daughter alongside scattered figures such as Ted Blanm M. E. VanMeter and Wilbur Marlin. The text mentions industrial divisions and a parade of figures, ending with a note about Bellans tablets and 25 cents, suggesting an ad overlay on a page column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Duchess OF Kent
Ecnemy
Ted Blanm
Guide Amp
M. E. VanMeter
JeVar Lillen
Wilbur Marlin
Achard Alexander
Jack Burton
A. Q. Barnes
Frank Zimmersoun
John Ryan
Wilber
Hardacre
Industrial Division
Anderson Obituaries Names and Memorials Across Town
Walter Keesling 15 of 3419 Nichol Ave died at 2 30 yesterday after an illness. Services Friday at 1 30 p m at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with Mason ic rites. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by Mildred widow four brothers and six sisters. Warren S Farren 56 of 3407 EB 28th St Delco Remy worker died Tuesday at home. Funeral 2 p m today at Brown and Butz. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving are Ruth Anna widow and one son Jack Ellsworth Farren. Laura Jane York Brown 82 of 205 W 1st St died last night. Spiritualist Church member. Survived by two daughters and five grandsons with several great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keesling
Nichol Ave
Mount Moriah
Lof. Anderson
George Mockett
American Legion
Mildred
Herbert
Indianapolis
Amos
Noblesville
Ralph
Lebanon
Kenneth
Westfield
Florence Weaver
Cicero
Mary Willams
Edith Huffman
Katherine Keesling
Emily Kees
Julia Keesling
Zionsville
Waltz and Hiday
Moanie Schuster
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mount Morish
Iwolliam
William E. Mann
Fell Grek
Scott Nursing Home
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
James L. ‘Pursley
East Maplewood
Leora Mauve
Pansy Main
Richmond
Mildred’ Main
San Francisco
Calif
Thames Main
Selma
Russell A. Main
Cleveland
Madison Wilts
Anderson
Main
Fall Creek
Twp
Pendleton
Tetiring
State St
Wilts
Margaret Main
Stella Gale
St. John's Hospital
Gale
Kentucky
Rt.13
Meadowbrook
Baptist Church
Hiday Funeral Home
Mechanicsburg
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Earl
Dra. John Brinduse
Eugene Murphy
Nancy Gale
Charles Curtis, Anderson
Earl Gale Jr
Harold Gale
Horace Gale
Hoir
New Jersey
William Gale
Corrihe Koch
Ken
Stucky
Viola G. Baer
Viola Grace Auer
Merle, Baer
Brown and Butz
Hoy
George Harris
East Lynn
Baer
John
Estelly Farlow
Bec Itness
Guide Lamp Division
East Lynn Christian Church
Delorly Eyitchison
Donald Wyatt
Samuel J. Baer
Farlow
Thice
Benjamin Farlow
Helen Nash
Albuquerque
N. M
Irene Werver
Wanda Madson
Charles L. Male
Charles Lloyd Hale
Warsaw
Amerian
McDonald
Bilbey-McHatti
Watts
Hale
Redkey
Pittsburgh
Betty Haynes
U.S. Navy
Sacred Heart Church
Fugles Lodge
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dennis
Douglas
David
Diane
Virgil George
Margaret Leo
Sante Anna
Cal
Rudolph
Lloyd
Warren
Farren
Warren Branson Farren
Delco-Remy ‘Machine Ete Puirman
Brown and Bulz
Loren L. Rapp
EUB
Ruth Anna
Jack Elsworth Farten
Herman Punk
Irene Molden
Laura
Laura Jane York Brown
W.ath St
Caney
Kan
Rudolph Stinson
Brown
Abderson
Spiritualist
Nere
Rita Brown
Kathleen Severns
Monticullo
Arthur
York
Robert York
Jack
Max Blansette
Oshkosh
Wis
George Parmen
Monticeila
Brazil mourns Vargas as Cafe Filho takes helm after death
Mass crowds in Rio de Janeiro honor Getúlio Vargas after his death while Joao Café Filho, elected vice president in 1950, assumes presidency. Police and troops restore order as Brazil begins crisis transition with cabinet meeting and looming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Standard Oil Co
U.S
Porto Alegre
Rio de Janeiro
Eal
Teyearand
Vargas
Brazil
Calete Palace
White House
Santos Daimont
Sao Borja
Joao Cafe Filho
Cafe
Nehru Opposes SEATO U S In Asia Treaty Group
New Delhi India premier Nehru called SEATO harmful and said India will not join talks in the Philippines next month as Parliament reviews foreign policy. He proposed his peace formula with China and warned the plan could reverse progress toward conciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Nehme
U.S
Southeast
Legal Notice of Final Settlement in Vinge Estate
Notice is given of the final settlement of the estate of Vinge. The administrator requests approval of the distribution plan and closure of the estate. Any interested party may object by filing within the statutory period.
Notice to Contractors Lapel Indiana Bid Requests
The Town of Lapel Indiana invites sealed bids by September 7 1954 for concrete sidewalk removal and new curb and gutter work including 178 feet of sidewalk removal 87 square yards of sidewalk and 91 square yards of tree lawn removal and 1981 feet of new curb and gutter. Each bid must be on prescribed forms and include unit prices and dates. Bid bonds of 900 dollars required. Plans and specs at the clerk treasurer office in Lapel. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Trustees
Lapel
Trolinns
Lapal
Indiana
Ptowen
Laval
Treaxrer
Board of Trustees
Seloe Byer
Tadisna
Madison County
Velund
Madison
Anderson Indiana
Joseph H. Ahmington
Madsen
Circuit Court
Carl PL Morrie
General Fund
Sainte
Sainty
Nloyes
Achial Balanen
Treasuren
U A
Iene
Ramit
Jose Misc
Revenus
General Park
County Tax Adjustment Board
Atte Noard
Ate
Horace Russell
Fresiden
J. H. Max Aldred
Zurtis Conrad
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties include Watson and Porter
In Summitville Gladys Watson 38, wife of Lester Watson, was found dead in a mall building near her farm home. Cause of death is suffocation. Surviving: husband, two sons, sister and brothers. Funeral services Friday. interment Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Also listed: William Kenneth Denman 45 of Frankfort died at Greenfield Hospital, Mabie Dunn Neal 68 of Noblesville, Mary K. O’Neal Cadiz 20, Emma Castor Lapel 86, Samuel S. Porter Sr. Pendleton, Leslie Joan Shuck 45 Lapel, and other funerals with details and locations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Gladys. Watson
Summitville
Harold
Bessie
Stotta Cunningham
Fourtt
Arthur — Cunningham
Albert Cunningham
Anderson
Omer Cunningham
Alexandria
Dewey Cunningham
Canada
Mary 6
Samuel S. Porter
Fortville
Samuel S. Porter Sr
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
George Long
Knox
Gravelawn
Leslie Joan Shuck
Léstie John Shuck
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Fisly of Brothers Funeral Home
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Bobbie
Brooks
David J. Sobel
Pfiscies Alsvandrs
Sewer
Babe Af Keely
Eas Geeres
George Taggart
William Hoywith Piesmato
Robert Austin
Ed Flan- Hamach
As9ean
John Atkinson
Roland K
Maine
Waller Bagot
Russell Hulse
Thay
Hina
Cathy Marlene Curtis
Robert Curtis
Rt. 3
Brown and Butz ¥ Funeral
Arthur Murray
Dadwary
Tive Meridian
Nehru
Seato
Cubs
Dal
Ixpate
Builsings
Heraisho Vito Gener
Fung
Fura Fund Focomning
Pear
von Pelli
Biaparty
Nee 'S
Tates
Panial Street Punt
Cvs
Anon
Agen
William Kenneth Denman
Frankfort
Delco-Remy
Greenfield Hospital
Ruby
Maxine
Phyllix
Ailene
Gerald
Harvey Denman
Ander
Houston
Tex
Thasre Saebel
E Cometa
Mable Dunn
Neal
Hector
Mabie Dunn Neal
Noel C. Neal
Figo
Indiana “Appellate Court
Riverview Moapitat
Evang
Godby
Trout Huperal
William Huber, Pasetor
Presbyterian .Church
Crowhlacd Cemetery
Emma Castor
Fisher Brothers
Lowell Wilson
Menro Gas Park
Amlerson
Toronto
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