Deepest Shame on U N. Mongolias Seat Vote
Indiana Senator William E. Jenner decried the United States not joining Nationalist China in vetoing Outer Mongolia's U N seat bid. He praised Dr I F Tsiang and Free China for refusing to bow to Soviet pressure and urged admiration for those defending freedom against Soviet aims.
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Indiana
William E. Jenner
United States
China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Jenner
I. F.) Tsiang
U. N
Soviet
Russia
U.N
Plans To Annex Are Ousted By Council Action
Anderson council defeats major annexation proposals and rejects several boundary changes in a crowded session. Voters opposed re zoning for a city parking lot at 3003 Main St and a 9.53 acre area joining city limits. Justice matters concerning perjury allegations against Brig. Gen. Zwicker raise tension with McCarthy. The Post Office Department seeks outside input on Christmas mail delivery efficiency.
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Main St
Anderson
Sen
Joseph
McCarthy
R. Wis
Justice de City
Raible
Nichmeke
Ol Aves
Ralph W
Zwicker
Senate Permanent
Irving Peress
Herbert Brownell Jr
Department
Administration of Justice
C. D. Rotruck
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Kroger Store
W. 11Th St
Noland C. Wright
New York Central Railroad
John Scott
Irvin Convicted Death Penalty Recommended
In Gibson County Indiana the jury convicts Leslie Irvin, a 31 year old Evansville pipefitter, of murder in the death of W Wesley Kerr. The judge defers sentence to motions for new trial while Irvin’s lawyers seek a possible appeal. The jury recommends the death penalty. the prosecution says the case is a cold blooded murder.
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Princeton
Ind
Gibson
Evansville
Leslie Irvin
W. Wesley
Christ
Kerr
Pontius Pilate
Howard C. Sandusky
Vander- Irvin
Bourgh
Alice Irvin
Mar
A. Dalesby
Lan
Irvin
Dusky
Gibson County
Tor Loren McGregor
Lyin
Greenfield Gas Station Robbers Face Anderson Pursuit
Two men, described as 28 and 21, reportedly held up the Hoosier Pete gas station in Greenfield at 11 PM Monday. Authorities believed the suspects were headed toward Anderson in a car with Texas plates. no formal report yet on the case.
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Hoosier Pete
Greenfield
Anderson
Forecast Sees Prospects For White Christmas
Weather dispatches indicate a good chance of a white Christmas across much of Indiana. A five day outlook shows a brief warming midweek then colder conditions by weekend with additional flurries in upstate areas and up to three inches on the ground in places. Central Indiana expects continued cold today with highs near 30 and night lows 10 to 20.
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Indiana
Thief Steals Salvation Army Kettle in Superior
In Superior Wisconsin a Salvation Army lieutenant left his kettle warming inside a store. On return the collection container with about 15 dollars was missing. A small crime report notes a break in of a charity kettle during a Christmas period.
Bids Placed for North Anderson 500000 Gallon Tank Project
The Anderson Board of Public Works heard bids from Henley Brothers Parker Indiana L and K Constructing Terre Haute and Omer Brandon and son Trenton Michigan for a 500000 gallon water tank in North Anderson. Bids covered foundation installation of mains and electrical needs. Action deferred for study with decisions likely at Dec 28 meeting.
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City Hall
Anderson Board of Public Works
North
Anderson
Noland.c. Wright
Hammond Construction Company
John H. Burton Sr
Henley Brothers
Parker, Ind
L. and K. Constructing Company of
Terre: Haute
Burton
Tank Foundation
Dulles Seeks 4.9 Billion in New Foreign Aid Funds
Secretary of State Dulles announced Congress will be asked for 4.9 billion dollars in new foreign aid to sustain a long-term program. He noted actual next-year spending would total about 4.4 billion after a planned 200 million increase, while warning Russia’s economic offers may be Trojan horses to gain control of dependent states. In other news the UN General Assembly ended a deadlock by electing Yugoslavia to fill a Security Council vacancy via a lottery plan, with the Philippines also slated for the remaining term.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Russia
Middle East
United Nations
N.Y
United
Iment
Ballan Associated Press
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Dol Security Council
Finland
Sweden
Yugo'alq
Fromslavia
Nesses
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
United States
Britain
Council
Security Council
U.N
Sena-Byrd
Id-V2
Byrd
Senate
Rouse Delclutz
Wilson
John Foster Dulles
Administration To Ask Education Funds Increase
The Eisenhower administration will ask Congress next year for sharply increased funds for medical research and federal aid to education. Secretary Marion B. Folsom outlined plans for two messages to Congress, seeking a 25 to 30 percent boost in public health research funds and a new program of federal grants to medical schools and research centers. The education message calls for a considerable increase over last year’s request for public school construction, and Defense Secretary Wilson said the military budget would include a one billion dollar increase for education and a sizable expansion of missile and ship programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Marion B. Jfolsom
Health, Education and Welfare
Oveta Culp’ Hobby
Folsom
Public Health Service
Defense Tration
Charles E. Wilson
Merit Lt
Wilson
Folsand
Life sentence for Indianapolis beating and robbery
Paul Lavery, 33, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to causing physical injury in the commission of a robbery in Indianapolis. The case stems from a brutal beating and robbery of a local woman last March 21. Savery was captured in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Paul
Walcott Lavery
Net
Indiana
Savery
Chica
Motion To Quash Embezzlement Charges Filed
Two defendants George Gruenwald and John W Higgins faced embezzlement charges with false pretenses linked to a show. They sought to quash affidavits in Madison Circuit Court and asked for more time for arraignment. A separate embezzlement action by Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg is noted.
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Madison
George Gruen Lwald
Indianapolis
John W. Higgins
Hollywood
Calif
John RB. Walsh
Anderson
Melvin Thornburg
Morris E. Mitchell
Secre
Riots in Jerusalem over U S flag raise consulate turmoil
Rioters torn down the U S flag in the Jordan sector of Jerusalem disrupt the consulate as fighting spreads from Jericho to Hebron. King Hussein contemplates leadership changes as Jordan faces a political crisis amid anti Communist tensions and regional disorders.
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U.S
Jordan
Jerusalem
Stars and
Gan
Holy
Fawzi el
Mulki
Senate
Ibra- Gionnaires
Shim Hashem
el Mulki
Hussein
Iran
Iraq
Pakistan
Turkey
Britain
Late Store Hours Mark Last Minute Yule Rush
Four shopping days remain before Christmas with many stores staying open late tonight and closing early Friday. Postholiday outlook remains brisk as postal receipts lead last year. Community events include Salvation Army party for 300 at the National Guard Armory and retiree dinners hosted by local unions and real estate groups.
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Berets
Ira Davis
Salvation Army
National Guard Armory
Santa Claus
Maj
J. W. Rawlin
Anderson Uaw-Cio
Conservation Club
Barton Rees| Pogue
Edge Packing Company
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Anderson’ Board of Realtors
Anderson Country Club
Gerald Skinner
Frank Miltenberger
Ferris Ressinger
Indiana Real Estate Association
Line-O Times
Anderson
YMCA
Eisenhower Returns to White House Ahead of Christmas
President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the White House early after a quick Gettysburg to Washington flight. The first family sped up the schedule to finalize Christmas plans as Barbara Eisenhower waits in Walter Reed Hospital for Maj. John Eisenhower’s wife to give birth. The plan includes a possible two week southward trip after Christmas, with Augusta, Georgia, as a potential stop.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
South
Hel
Augusta
Shopping Days to Christmas Store Hours
Stores announce extended hours in the countdown to Christmas with late openings until 8 p.m. on Wednesday Thursday and Friday and until 5 p.m. on Saturday.
Traffic data show higher city crash rate in 1953
City Hall figures reveal 1,721 auto accidents with five killed and 581 injured in Anderson in the first eleven months of 1953, up from 1,400 accidents with two dead and 305 injured in the same period in 1954. Police blame more cars on the road and driver carelessness, especially failing to stop at preferential streets, noting 1,540 similar crashes this year with three fatalities.
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City Hall
Anderson
Anderson Junior Chamber crowns Miss Student Nurse
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce held a dinner at the YMCA naming Miss Pat Carraway Miss Student Nurse from St. John's School of Nursing. Runners up were Miss Shirley Weatherly Miss Caroline Moyer and Miss Helene Brackerman. Jaycees plan a Christmas shopping tour for Madison County Children's Home and sell blue and gold special license plates to raise funds for projects.
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Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Group
Neal Renner
Jaycee
John H. Burton Jr
Pat Carraway
Helene Brackerman
Caroline Moyer
Shirley Weatherly
St. John’s School of Nursing
Herald
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Shirley
Weatherly
Indiana
Anderson City of Progress
Newborns at St. John's Hospital
Born yesterday at St. John's Hospital to families in Pendleton Jackson Street Cedar Street Walton Street Sheridan Street and Walton St. The Little Aldridge Mennifee Steans Williams couples welcome five daughters and a son with parents named Gene Little Jesse Aldridge James Mennifee Joseph Steans Kenneth Williams.
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St. John's Hospital
Gene Little
Pendleton
Jesse Aldridge
Jackson St
James Mennifee
Cedar St
Joseph Steans
Walton St
Kenneth Williams
Sheridan St
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University of Texas
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Afghanistan
Kabul
Post Office Department
Herbert R. Pfister
Popular Sgence Monthly
Homer E. Newell Jr
U.S. National Committee For the International Geophysical Year
American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
New York
Pfister
Bulletin-Herald
N. A. Tank
MSU
Ian
Australia
Cuba
Poland
AAA
Alara Ly
Philip
Ike
Mamie
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