Goodyear wage talks hinge on veterans plan near colleges
Indiana workers in Goodyear plants push for higher pay as a regional agreement nears. About 7,000 veterans enrolled in college training loom as a factor, with raises ranging from 6 to 10 cents per hour in eight plants. The overall average hike estimates at 0.60 to 0.70 dollars weekly, with unions pressing for 74 cents plus 5 cents interplant equity. Arbitration remains possible as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Korean Veterans Planning
CIO
Eta
D. Cumming
Indianapodia
Weaal
Vic
Dsy Olrika
Verve Agal Colleges
Goodyear
Wysor
Iene
Walnut
Muncie
Oval
Topeka
Kan
Gadsden
Ala
Wnion
Goodyear Prooduction
Firestone
Tire & Rubber Co
B. B. Goodrich Co
U. S
Good
Fyear
U.S. Rubber
Goodrich
Indianapolis Mayor Favors Skip Election
Indianapolis Mayor Alex M. Clark backed a skip election law to align off year polls with general elections to ease taxpayer burden and political contributions strain. He denied selfish motives, noting his four-year term since 1951 and prior campaign views on adjusting election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis l
Alex M. Clark
Clark
Alvin C. Cast
Milton Diamond
Legisla
Indianapolis
Carl Ann
Slive
Lake County
Drew de Costér
Kaukaitna
Eee Tesla
Ammonds
al Federal
Dudge Willam
James A. Ene
Terre Haute
Indiana
Gemifederal Penitentiary
Salard
Enrollment In State Schools Up 20 Percent
Indianapolis reports a state school census showing public school enrollment 20 percent higher than expected with 72 200 pupils in the 12 grades. The State Department of Public Instruction notes possible need for more building funds. The 1955 General Assembly may receive a revised estimate to aid financially strained communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Department of Public Instruction
General Assembly
Airplane Flies Slowly At Eleven MPH In Test
In Oxnard California a Custer Channel Wing Corp test described a 24 ton twin engine airplane staying aloft at speeds as low as 11 miles per hour. The pilot noted descent from 180 miles to 34 mph was controlled. Inventor William R. Cister explained propellers mounted within half barrel wing sections generate thrust through the "half barrels" to lift the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxnard
Calif
Custer Channel Wing Corp
William R. Cister
Mrs. Jenine Fattic Dies In Florida
Mrs. Jenine Fattic, 89, died recently at the home of her son Paul in Sarasota, Florida. A former resident of the community, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Keesling. The notice records her death and notes her prior residence here.
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Middletown
Jenine Fattic
Paul
Sarasota
Fla
Fattic
James Keesling
Sally Lovett
Paul Markle
Markleville
Gandy Cole
Mackleville
Ace
Tax Collections Report Is Made
The Census Bureau reported that in fiscal 1984 the 48 state governments collected $11.072 billion, about $500 million more than the prior year or 4.9 percent higher. Indiana’s 1954 fiscal year collections totaled $286 million, with per capita figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Indiana
Jealousy shooting ends in theatre producer wound
Mary Wheeler charged with attempted murder and malicious wounding after a jealous row with Lord Vivian at a cottage. The couple, allegedly living together, were shot through a window after a pub outing. Vivian remains hospitalized with a pistol wound to the abdomen and left wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alevizes
Ingland
Lord Vivian
London
Magix
Trates
Mra
Mary Wheeler
Neville Chamberlain
William Lewis
Vivian
Wheeler
Lewis
the Cour
Zaie Wheeler
Sharp Man With Knife Is Winner in Minnesota Whitting
In Saint Paul Minnesota Henry Blade of Minneapolis won the sweepstakes award in the whittling competition at the Minnesota State Fair claiming top honors Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Henry
Minneapolia
Minnesota
Ex Hoosier Slaying Prompt Sacramento Arrests
Two youths, Donald J. Fox 24 and Albert Dula 31, reportedly held for investigation in the Saturday night murder of Jack R. Gibbs 55, former Indiana resident. Gift shop owner Gibbs was shot five times in a California attack as robbers asked to view locks. Mrs Gibbs witnessed the crime and travels to Milltown for funeral plans. Authorities identify suspects and plan wirephoto-assisted identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Stockted
Jack R. Gibbs
Nill
Lows
Pete Hewee
Abe
Donald J. Fox
Willisen
Andrew Réduguese
Albert Dula
Anti. Oliphaiat Tha
Rolbing
Gibbs
Gibbe
California
Honeymooners Complete Dangerous Canoe Journey in Chicago Harbor
Edward Erickson, 35, and his 17 year old wife Lillies paddled a small canoe on Lake Michigan after a windy crossing from Detroit. A Coast Guard crew spotted them and invited them aboard. They plan to end the trip at Albert Erickson’s Milwaukee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Coast Guardemian
Calemeet Harbor
Edward Erickson
Lillies
Harpe
Tell
Hele
Anid
Erickson
Abe
Chicago
Ericksons
Albert Erickson
Milwaukee
Five Million Windfall Tied to FHA Mortgages Probe
The article reports on builders tied to a government insured housing program facing scrutiny as a Senate Currency Committee probe examines mortgage excesses. Harry Osias of Queens, and other developers claim profits were not distorted while a windfall exceeds several million dollars, prompting hearings and official inquiries into mortgage totals and project costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York U
Tes
Sen. Prescot
Penta Bank
Ts Currency Committee
Harry L. Osies
Queensfold
United States
Windsor Arena
Rindsor
William Simon
Sundling
Price
Gates
Dianapolix
Tal
Low
Jane
Israel Orlian
Brooklyn
New York
North Bergen
N. J
Donald Miller
St. John's
Madison County
Fred
Fariday
Nursery Road
Alian
Betty Clark
Shirley
Taylor
Joyce
Clark
Pendleton
Burla
Eels
Coddington
Janet Keealing
Lerdal
Joanee Wee Brairi Aale Seger
William Byer
Cod
Dingian
Beteare
Sandra Robinson
Daugh' Coddington
Charles Robliceman
Brown
Ball State College
Murii Baie Pune
Donna Seybert
Charles Robinson
Robert Robinson
Ansel Himes
John Ross
Raymond Singleton
New Castle
Ingen
Frank Mowery
Bobby Jo Seybert
Dale Kirtley
Williamsburg
James Keeslings Are Given Party MT GILEAD
Mr and Mrs daihes Keesling hosted a surprise party for the newlyweds with guests including Raymond Dickey Glen Snider Robert Young and others from Pendleton Elwood Terpsey Thompson Shirley Richard Gaither and more Baptismal services at Mt Gilead Eve Church were held Sunday with Rev Dave Howard officiating Those receiving the rite included Mrs John Rhule Mrs Dorrs Laster and Charley Michael Also noted were visits and weekend gatherings involving local residents and travelers including Mr and Mrs Don Lawyer Fort Knox Ky and the Callier and Jackson families The report mentions several local social visits and a vacation trip to Mackinaw City Mich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Gilead
Daihes Keesling
Messrs
Mesdames
Raymond Dickey
Glen Snider
Robert Young
All Pendleton
Raymond Hauser
Elwood
Terpsey Thompson
Shirley
Richard Gaither
A. BR. Jones
Bonnie Keesling
Jim Barker
Harry Ackleman
Anderson
Chem Jackson
Lake Webster
Ollie Mendrick
Columbus
Dayton Bellhymer
Dennis
Jenkins
William Hysong
Tick Hitman
Mackinaw City
Mich
Glen Snidar
Safe Burglars Get Nothing
Wealthy resident alien Hans Lichtenstern reported his Bronx home robbed on Thursday but the safe was emptied of valuables. Police notes cited deposits totaling about 200000, with a stop order preventing withdrawal. The couple were away on vacation, leaving the scene untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galt
Tfar
Hans Lichtenstern
Bronx
al Bat
Lichtenstern
Perkinsville Men's Fellowship Chooses Gail Hunt Queen
Perkinsville residents report Gail Hunt chosen as queen for the fall festival by the Men s Fellowship. Attendants named are Rita Sue Brondenberg Marilyn McCorkle Mary Alice Webb and Jean Newton. Several local visitors and hosts are listed, with multiple social calls to families in the area. The report includes hospital update on Mrs Neil Anderson and various Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Perkinsville Man's Fellowship
Gail Hunt
Rita Sue Brondenberg
Marilyn McCorkle
Alice Webb
Jean Newton
Iva Rinker
Fern Tohnson
Irvin Ohler
Anderson
Frank McClinock
Joe Dickey
Danville
Tom Lennie
Indianapolis
Ranna Pates
Reda_Arbogast
Neil Anderson
Morton Gibson
Reed Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Harry Neese
Marvin Neese
Frank Muslasko
Madiscout
Wis
Anderson area church services listed for Sunday
Hazelwood Tabernacle Woodlawn United Brethren and First Pilgrim Holiness announce Sunday worship schedules. Rev Art Badgley Rev A S Kent Rev Ralph McCrory lead 10 45 morning services with topics Prepare To Meet Thy God The Heavenly Throne A Great Faith Personal Evangelism. Evening evangelistic service follows 7 45 p m with 7 50 p m praise and Pilgrim Youth at 6 30 p m. Sunday school begins 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelwood Tabernacle
Art Badgley
Woodlawn United Brethren Sunday School
A. S. Kent
Pearl Lineberg
Kent
Unior Church
Algelock
Mra
G. A. Smith
Unior
Ralph McCrory
Bermon
Pilgrim
Kiwanis Club Speakers on Labor Relations Topic
Anderton Kiwanis Club members will meet Monday at the YMCA to hear labor relations expert discuss Labor Relations and the Taft Hartley Act. Albert McQuollowm of Delco Remy will lead the program. reports will cover the state Kiwanis convention at French Lick, where Anderson club won Gold Division honors, and Ivan Geiger from this city won top honors in the state Kiwanis golf tournament at French Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderton Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Taft-Harttey Tay
Albert McQollowm
Delco-Remy Dlyislan
French Lick
Anderson Club
Ivan
Geiger
French Trek
Civil Defense Emphasizes Emergency Power After Road Grader Crash
In Anderson Indiana a road grader ran out of control near Slowe's Lake injuring a county official and damaging water facilities. Sheriff Brogdon and defense director Charles Broderick announced plans to set up emergency power and restore drinking water as crews assess the wreck and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linge Kelly
Andersoe
Madion County
Ighway
Indianapolis
Marior
Civil Defence Department
Alworth
Henry
Neil Laidler
County Lime
Ve Income
Dlanater
The
Herald
Anderson
Pousesber Anderson
Wou
Brogdon
Iene Teama
Charles R. Broderick
U.N. Committee Advances Report On Collective Action
A United Nations committee approved a report urging all U N members and other nations to contribute promptly to any collective action against aggression. The document moves to the World U N Assembly next month after debates on two papers from the United States and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IU. N. Committee
TED Nations
N.Y
U.N
U. N
WU. N. Assembly
United States
Philippines
Local Resident Mes Wyatt Dies in Manitoba Notice
In Neepawa Manitoba, Mes Wyatt died Wednesday after a brief illness at a hospital. Mrs Wyatt and Mrs Wratt visited here several times, with local residents noting her passing and offering condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Anas Wyatt
Neepawa
Manitods
Wratt
Hares
Wyatt
Weather forecast hints at warmer weekend, scattered showers
The report notes elevated rainfall and above normal temperatures for the upcoming period. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions with occasional rain, while daytime highs may run 2 to 4 degrees warmer than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet
TEMPO Lions General Assembly session opens next month
TEMPO reports Vishinsky urges support from American people and media for peace and international security. Former Italian justice minister Adone Zoli named president of the Christian Democrat party national council, seen as a move to calm factional tensions after De Gasperi's death and Fanfani reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions General Assembly
Vishinsky
Inister
Adone Zall
Christian Democratic Party
Ceed
Alcide de Gaspert
de Gaspert
Gantil Hia
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Zoli
Justice Department Targets Red Led Unions
The Justice Department said it would act against labor unions believed to be Red infiltrated or Red dominated under the Communist Control Act. No specific union was named as connected to the contemplated action. Washington report notes Eisenhower backed the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ijustice Department
Eisenhower
EDC Supporters Rally Amid France Proposal Debate
Objections from five nations broadened the debate on Mendem France's proposal. Critics argue it weakens the supranational character, discriminates against Germany, and may require re ratification by parliaments in nations already with broad ratifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Fragmented Brazilian politics threaten stability after Vargas era
All-Party continued from page one notes the Democratic Union as the only party reliably backing the government while other groups like Social Progress face resentment. Case pushes for a nonpolitical government ahead of the October 3 elections as deputies and two thirds of senators near selection. Rumblings of a general strike spread through Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Vargas state Rio Grande do Sul with police on alert following Vargas' death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic-Union Party
Cale
Social Progress Party
Case
Rio
Collision on Ind 22 injures Lindsey in Muncie area
Lindsey, 39, from Muncie suffered a slight knee injury when driving west on Ind 22 in a collision with Starling Slaven, 25, of Chesterfield who was uninjured. Miss McHenry was taken to Ball Memorial Hospital for treatment and released. the accident was investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagetus
Lindsey
Muncie
Ind
Starling Slaven
Chesterfield
Valse
Miss McHenry
Ball Memoorial Hospital
Hospital Dismissals List Mixed With Names and Addresses
The list records patients released from St. John's Hospital including Irene Ray Ramala Cain Helen Davis William Higgins Floyd Cousin Holden Ashton Eilabeth Cox Jane Miller Rosco Neal and son Paul W Shafer appointment context and several other individuals with multiple street addresses and affiliations. The fragmentary report notes discharge of Cindy Lov, a one month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Anthony Riel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Irene Ray
RL 2
Ramala Cain
New Cantre
Helen Davis
Alexandria
William Higgins
Floyd Cousin
Crystal St
Holden Ashton
Eilabeth Cox
Frankton
Jane Miller
Robert Shirek
Summitville
Anne Schorder
August Johansen
Rosco Neal
Michigan
Paul Oakes
Johansen
James Reynolds
Shafer
Carol Beacham Son
12Th
Helen Barnes
Walton St
Gletina Suie-‘Prentice
Peart St
Allice Jamson
Astoria
Clonda Morano
Albert Skeoch
Arrow Ave
Cindy — Lov
Anthony Rieel
E. Lynn St
Roosevelt and Wagner discussed New York governor race
Franklin D Roosevelt of New York, a leading Democratic hopeful, met Mayor Robert F Wagner in New York City this week. Assurances were given that Waxner would not run for governor under any circumstances as New York Democrats eyed Roosevelt and Wagner as principal contenders with Averell Harriman and James A Parley also noted as possible nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Waxner
Polix
Democrats
Roosevelt
Wagner
Mutal Security
Averell
Harriman
James A. Parley
Provee's Buddhist Shift Amid War Duty Controversy
Indiana man Sgt Provee faced charges after switching to Buddhist robes in a wartime move. The case recalls his Japan visit before joining the American Army, with controversy over alleged aid to Japanese captors. Murray Gottesman appeals after four years with no pay, a cited court matter amid the uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provee
Japan
Corregidor
Arquest MI ‘Atrons
Provi
Indianapolis
Hoosier
doniGax Corp
Public Service Commission
Orient
Inde
Diana
Nese
Frisco Terminal Dedication At International Airport
Thousands gathered in San Francisco to dedicate the new 16 million dollar terminal at the International Airport. The 722 acre site, a gateway to the world, sits about 15 miles from downtown San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco International
YMCA Bowling and Swim Schedule Update
Today at YMCA dinners feature Gideonn and Beat Auxiliary clinging to St Dele Remy Women's bowling league. Physical schedule shows Bays nonfloaters. Also listed are Hoys floaters, boys swimmers, and open swim sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideonn
Clings St Dele Remy
Hoys
Marriage License List From Anderson and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses issued include Robert Doid born 1985 clerk of Anderson and Kay Asher born 1985 retail worker. Also listed are Jack Lanne Munn born 1633 florist and Gloria Les Skipper born 1833 secretary from Anderson. Wayne Thorniuirg born 1923 attorney and Mary Joan Staley from Arlerson. Woodrow Walker born 1929 factory employee and Charlene Jones born 1928 from Muncie, both indicated as employed spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doid, Anderson
Kay Asher
Anderson
Jack Lanne Munn
Gloria Les Skipper
Anerson
Wayne Eer) Thorniuirg
Mary
Joan Staley
Arlerson
Clesiea
Woodrow Walker
Muncie
Charlene Jones
Aiftee
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Florida
Es Cletus Bronnenberg
Bob Watkins
Esta Combs
Delco Remy Employes
Land
George Matlolt
Linokum & Wood
Iit
Cobae
Mall
Cora Elizabeth Wall
Joseph Hall
Hall
Fiece
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Joseph A. Hall
James
Robert
Phoenix
Acit
Ray
Tere Te Haute
George
Tampa
Frs
Joseph
Almira Crist
Fairfax
Sheee
Ora Davis
Kinool
Lee Davis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Claire Davis
Bertha Kimes
Toledo
E. Roselle
Now
Willie
24Th
Delaware Sts
Meemorial Park Cemetery
David J. Sobel
Fara Gomencry
Frienna
Harold E. Rowelle
Stella Gale
Waltz and Hiday
Phil Up Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Mechanicsburg
Laura Brown
Laura Jane York Brown
Ath St
Harold E. Rozelle
Virginia Pally
Fron Muncie
Grovelawn
W. Dunbar
David H. Dithbar
Sanilly
Edgewood
Donald G. Lani
Fletcher St
H.W. Dunbar
Dunbar
Tants
Hisey and Tilup
James Keeslings
McKay
Salem
Ore
Douglas Mcl Kay
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Men's Fellowship
Anderson Churches List Services
North Pole
Equator
Sis
Taylor's
TEMPO
Justice Dpartment
EDC
Charles Tash
Joseph Shield
Ted Ryene
Richard Davis
Ingalls
Georgann Truedlood
lElva St
Lillie Rodcap
Madi
Sgt
Frisco Terminal
Duchek
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