Russia charges US with act of violence in Hastvorov asylum case
Russia charged the United States with an act of violence and a breach of international law for granting asylum to Soviet diplomat and spy Rastvorov who defected in Japan. A long Soviet note delivered to the State Department said the US bears responsibility for violations of elementary international standards. The report mentions previously accusing the US of kidnapping Rastvorov. The article also notes Germany unrest over Reinhard Gehlen, a former German intelligence chief who now leads an American-backed spy network, and reports President Eisenhower will participate in a Shippingport groundbreaking for the first atomic power plant to produce electricity for industry and utilities in Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh. It also mentions Joseph Douglass’s appointment and Vishinsky’s return to New York.
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United States
Yuri A. Hastvorov
Reds
Japan
State Department
I Atsy
Kidnsping Rastvorov
Ene
Wiet
Germany
Nast LL Gem
Reinhard Getles
West
Thte Joho
Konrad Adenauer
Linteg
Eisenhower
Denver
Shippingport
Pittsburgh
Engine Experts Die In Crash At Crystal Lake
WOODSTOCK ILlinois Friday crash killed William Powell longtime Indianapolis Motor Speedway technical committee chairman and two other engine experts. Kenneth Boldt and Sundling and Thomas Jones were injured or killed in the crash near Crystal Lake after their car ran off a curve and hit a tree. Powell, Mooresville native, had joined the Speedway staff in 1915 and controlled race specifications. Cooperation on the new test engine was noted with American Petroleum Institute and Society of Automotive Engineers.
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William Powell
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Crystal Lake
Woodstock Memorial
U.S. 14
Untec Ead
Sundling
Mooresville
American Petroleum Institute
The
Society of Anomotive Engineers
Powell
Speedway Ance IM
Wilbur Shaw
Speedway
Shaw
Powell Wax Chick
Gentine Ap Fane
Cote
Thornburg Dies After Long Illness at 63 in Anderson
Herbert Wayne Thornburg 63 of 1223 Maryland Dr. Anderson died last evening after extended illness dating to 1949. A World War I naval veteran, he led the Central Indiana Gas Co. office in Anderson for 25 years and served in civic posts including Madison County Welfare Board and Anderson Chamber of Commerce. Surviving are his widow Alla, son William of Anderson, one grandson, two brothers and one sister. The body was taken to Harold E. Rovelie Funeral Home for viewing after 7 PM. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Aryland
Blackford
Harve ‘Thornburg
Thornburg
Anderson
E Woot
Central Indiana Gas, Co
Madison’ County Waiture Ltd
George Hackett
American” Legion
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
The
Baptist Church
Madison County Welfare Board
Alla Thornburg
William Thornburg
Anerson Newspapers
Clayton ‘Thornburg
Two Pendleton men charged with armed robbery
Prosecutor Willa Byer filed armed robbery charges in Madison Circuit Court against John C. Smith, 24, and Walter M. Justice, 23, both of Pendleton. Police arrested them after an alleged attempt at a Pendleton hardware store and in relation to ten holdups in the Anderson area over the past two years.
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Pendleton
Syeda Jacket
Smith
Welter M. Justice
Madison County
Madison Circuit
Willa Byer
Anderson
Tohn C. Smith
Waller
M. Justice
Charles Epperson
John Cook
Earl Caplinger
John Heiden
Sam Adams
Indianapolis
IndianaPolia
Midwest
Norman Beatty
Ant-Memorial Hospital
Westville
Erion
Craig
Pollce
State’ Department
Tomterious
Anna
Corrrention Department
All Party Government 4s Opposed By War Aide Who Backed Vargas
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil President Joao Cafe Filho faces a military political crisis after the death of Getulio Vargas. Gen Zenobia da Costa attacks the generals supporting Case while Case works to form an all party government. The three day old administration braces for a potential general strike as Costa warns of army divisions and vows to uphold Vargas era pledges.
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Brazil
Joao’ Cafe ‘Filho
Getulio Vargas
Zenobia da Costa
Vargas
Case
Iron Man
Costa
Cate
Navy
Air Force
Edc Supporters Backstage Fight Delays France Debate
Paris reports reveal EDC supporters clashed behind the scenes to push a postponement of the European Defense Community debate. Vargas resigns after army pressure, Da Costa cites disciplinary issues, while Case seeks an all party government. Mendes-France hints at delaying talks as new negotiations loom with EDC partners.
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EDC
French National Assembly
Treayo
Pierce Mendes-France
Ormants
Mendes-France
EDC de ‘Ealed
Farrer
Rene Mayer
Paul Reynaud
Robert Schurman
Namalinkad
Appeals Court Reverses Sgt Provoo Treason Conviction
A federal appeals court in New York vacated the treason conviction and life sentence of former Army sergeant John D Provoo. The court ruled the case should not have been tried in New York and ordered retrial in Maryland, citing improper insinuations about Provoo a homosexuality before the jury. The ruling overturned a high profile wartime case with witnesses from around the world.
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Federal Appeals Court
John D. Provoo
U.S. Court of Appeals
Unan
Maryland
Provoo
Pacific
Gregory
Broad Ripple
Nonnan
American Legion West
Robert Matthews
Post Common
Cohn
Mural Temple
Legion Post
Delco Remy Employers Plan Day At Dayton Air Show
Delco Remy division officials arrange a group trip for employees and families to the National Aircraft Show in Dayton on Sunday September 5. Departure times and return set, with views of aircraft and ground and frigate demonstrations by armed forces pilots. Hel icopter display also planned with landing site to be announced.
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PeleoRemy Division
Shaw al'Dayton
Mae &-Acm
Anderson
Deleco-Remy Clan
Thomas McMahan
Clan
Dayton
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
MT. CLEM members of the Hi-Farehead Club will not pinch visitors telling hair-raising stories. The society requires members to be bald or have a receding hairline four inches above the eyebrows. The club has 78 members.
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MT. Clem
Hi-Farehead Club
Social Ciihdea
Refrigerator Wanted Ad in Bulletin Herald
Want ads advertise a Coldspot refrigerator with immediate action likely. Price and details to be agreed upon. contact Barzal via telephone for help crafting the ad.
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Bulletin-Heralt
Bulletin-Herald
Just
Legion Told To Alter Views To Meet Atomic Age Needs
American Legion leaders urged adaptation to postwar security needs during a National Convention talk. Secretary of State Livingston Hinshaw urged aligning manpower policies with anti communism aims, stressing scientists and allies must outrank soldiers in an evolving conflict as the United States seeks to curb aggression without provoking a new world war.
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Gion
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Joint Committee On
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National Security Council
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Asat
Livingston Rep. Hinshaw
R-Calif
T. Merchant
Veterans’ Organization
United States
Curity Commission
State Department
Hinshaw
Uniteds
Free Nations
Arthur J
Connell
Rehabilitation Of Burned Out Plant Planned By A Jay
A. building permit issued for a two story 70 by 22 foot verm ent block office building for A Tay Screw Morhluc Proctets Co at 1420 Chase St. to replace facilities destroyed by an early July fire. Roy Johnson, owner, also received permit to enclose part of the plant to rehabilitate and store machinery. Total building and repair costs expected to reach 11 500.
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Floyd Hancock
A. Tay
Norbury Homes, Inc
North Anderson
Walton St
Parade Delays Loom as Engine Collides With Steer
DATON Ohio a Bloomington Indiana locomotive will lead the American Legion convention parade in Washington despite dents from a steer collision. A 700 pound Shorthorn steer was killed on the cowcatcher after being struck by two cars and a truck five miles north of Daton. In the crash a Bloomington caravan car driven by John C Milson rear ended the locomotive driven by Newton pon Bhiot. A Navy birth report notes Kathryn Newcomer, daughter of radio’s Fibber McGee and Molly, welcomed a son, Strait, weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces, at Mrs Kath Newcomer’s home in Washington.
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Ohio
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Ind
American Legion
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Here
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Newton Pon Bhiot
Santa Monica
Calif
Mcclure Strait
Ison
Kath
the Navy
U_.S
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Molly
McClura
Add
James E. Jordan
Strajt
Northwest Passage
Buijtle
Jordans
Canada
Soviet Naval Fleet Sighted Off Norwegian Coast
The Admiralty reported a Soviet naval force of four cruisers and twelve destroyers spotted steaming down the Norwegian coast on Friday night. Naval informants say the ships may be sailing from the Barents Sea toward the Baltic for exercises with the Red Navy Baltic fleet or for refitting.
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Young Republican Picnic Scheduled This Evening
Young Republican members and families are invited to a picnic at Mounds State Park from 4 30 to 10 pm hosted by the Madison County Young Republicans as part of campaign activities for the November 2 election. The program includes a lunch, awards, games, and music by Keith Sylvester and his orchestra.
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Madison County
Young Republic Licans
Mounds State Park
Ava
Burt, Water Corp
Public Service Commission
Keith Sylvexee
Orchesta
August Rains Ease Water Demand With Showers Expected
Heavy August rains freshened lawns and eased city water demand by roughly 1.5 million gallons daily. Orril Williamson, city water plant superintendent, notes increased river levels and underground supplies, with about six inches of August rainfall. Demand fell from over 11 million to about 9.5 million gallons daily, 6.9 million pumped from Ranney wells. River rise reduced chlorine needs from 30 to 16 parts per two million gallons. Showers and storms forecast for east central Illinois today may bring additional supply.
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Orril Williamson
City
White
Jevel
Williamson
Ranney
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital
Born yesterday at St John s Hospital to families including Mr and Mrs James York on 32nd Street a daughter and to Dir and Mrs Maurice Larkins in Alexandria a son plus additional newborns listed with minimal legible details, reflecting a local birth column with several families named.
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James York
Jefferson
Awbrey Tramnel
Andaves
Maurice Larkins
Alexandria
Charles Gordon
James Hunter
Taylor's Condition Is Fair After Tavern Shooting
Officials at a local hospital report Richard Tiny Taylor of Lapel, 45, in fair condition after a bullet passed through his body without hitting vital organs. The shooting at Main Tavern on Main St left Peggy Coddington, 45, dead after an argument. Coroner advances inquiry into the case.
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Richard
Tiny) Taylor
Taylor
Main St
Taylu
Peggy) Coddington
Tayo
Two Muncie Residents Hurt In East Of Anderson Car Crash
A two car collision near Chesterfield on State Roads 232 and 32 left a 3 year old girl aunt-woman from Muncie with severe injuries to both legs a facial laceration and possible fracture while two men escaped unharmed Passerby Miss Ann McHenry from Muncie was rushed to St John’s Hospital with serious injuries and the driver Thomer Cremer was not injured.
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Ann McHteney
Muncie
St John's Hospital
McHenry
Thomer Cremer
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