Tuskegee Says Race Problem Grows Worse
Tuskegee Institute president discusses worsening race relations in the South amid a tragic Iowa car train crash that killed eight Hammes children. He cites miscommunication and segregationist versus desegregationist views as barriers to progress and urges realistic national dialogue and nondiscriminatory education and employment. Water bonds sale in Indianapolis seeks authority to issue bonds and stock to repay loans and consolidate finances.
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Sigourney
Tuskegee
Ala
Richard
Lallans
Hammes
Myron
L. H. Foster
Iowa
Negro College
Foster
Tak
Hesen
Rock Island
Smass
South
America
Indianapolis
Kokome Water Works Corp
Public Service Commission
Defense funds favored amid 1958 budget talk in Congress
Congress eyes higher defense spending for 1959 focusing on missiles and space weapons. Rep Mahon calls the plan conservative and hints at possible increases. Air Force chief Gen White pushes for about 700 million more for the coming fiscal year. Army RD chief Lt Gen Gavin retires March 31 citing budget defense gaps. Redcliffe College dorm onions policy notes campus meal changes. The Seven Seas are the Atlantic Pacific Indian Arctic and Antarctic oceans.
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Washington
Presidentias
Congress
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
Defense Appropriations
House
Eisenhower
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Subcommittee
White
James M. Gavin
Army
New Indonesian State Studied At Gathering
Reported meetings in Sumatra discussed founding a new Indonesian state led by Mohammed Hatta, a Sukarno dissident objecting to guided democracy and Communist inclusion in government. Suluh Indonesia and Berita Indonesia cited plans for a separate Sumatra state with Hatta as president. Also notes Tuatara reptile facts.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Mohammed Hatta
Sukarno
Sula Indonesia
Hatta
Gore Charges Roads Funds Grab Bag
United Press report quotes Sen. Albert Gore accusing the Eisenhower administration of raiding the national highway trust fund to finance defense and a balanced budget. Commerce Secretary Weeks defends proposals trimming billions from the fund for the interstate system in 1959 and shifting revenues, while Gore and Rep. Hale Boggs criticize the budget moves as raids.
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Patricia Wiggins
United Press
Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
National Highway Trust
Gore
Senate
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Hale Boggs
D-La
Ifund
Weeks
General Treasury
Labor Department
Congress
Dr Chapman to Lecture at AC Sessions Friday
Dr Milo Chapman president of Pacific Bible College delivers three lectures at Anderson College as the School of Theology hosts its third annual Pines series. Ministers from multiple states attend with the Anderson Church of God groups. Sessions in Alumni Hall cover The God of History in the Old Testament and Inward Religion in the Old Testament.
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Milo Chapman
Pacific Bible College
Anderson College
School of Theology
Pines
Church of God’ Movement
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Church of God
Anderson
Chapman
Adam W. Miller
Charles E. Wilson
Dean Miller
Pacific School of Religion
Pacific Bible
Cal
Jlege
Portland
Ore
Eeman
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Normal School
Qaklend
San Jose
Redwood City
Calif
San Francisco
Board of Christian Education
Commission On Higher Education
Labor Paper Dispute Seeks Injunction In Indianapolis
An injunction to stop top officers of the Indiana State Federation of Labor from forming a separate corporation to publish the federation's weekly newspaper was filed in Marion County Circuit Court. Plaintiffs led by Hubert Anderson claim control of The Leader. Sherman Blue represents them. The case targets Carl Mullen and seven vice presidents as alleged organizers of an independent publishing firm.
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Indianapolisp
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Carl H. Mullen
Federation
Marion County
Hubert Anderson
Sherwood Blue
Indiana Cio
Iss
Madison County
Madison Circuit Court
Charles R. Wiseman
Mary J. Wiseman
Luther Boram
Adison County
State of Indiana
Luther Beram
Per En Beram
David S. Gribben
Eliza Wy
Budget Bureau
Knapp
John A. Thompson, Jr
Henry C. Jones
Joan E. Jones
Henry Jones
David Genes Lincoln
Eisen Braddock
Alice Price
Maggie Alchower
Cor
Elizabeth Braddock
Civil Service
Postal Emir
Moses Braddack
Marr I
Chamberlin
Nancy Yeoman
Nancy Dios
Joan
DeLawser
John Trent
Key Jones
Sutter A. Jones
May
Fie L. Jones
Fils
Charles L.ill
He Henry
Eva N. Henry
Virginia A. Earhart
Levi
Defense Department
Pete Rudhang
Nadeau
Jones
Sarah E. Jones
Calvin F. Jones
Rachel Tda
Emma C. Watson
William
Watson
Sarai N. Ferrell
Josep
A. Ferrell
Jane Jones
Pentagon
AtcElrov
Sam Raymawn
Husbar
Madison
Canty
Hoyekay
Vane Forces
Indiana
Rarph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
United States
Truman Point
Roosevelt
Menton
Ad Eisenhower
Truman
Stalin
Anderson
Bulgania
Joseph H. Armington
Ter
Congress
Byer & Gaus
Hog Market Mixed as Hog Prices Edge Higher Then Linger
Market notes show hog prices advancing in early trading with some declines later. Cattle and steer values held firm, while sows and lower grades fluctuated. the Associated Press index rose modestly amid broad stock movements. Reports cite steady to uneven cattle and calf quotes and mixed grain and rail shares as investors react to a tentative fiscal message and budget outlook.
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Gures
Associated Press
Chicago
Muncie Livestock Market Report Summary
MUNCIE hogs mixed to higher with best Nos 1 hogs around 20.25 for 180-240 lb, others 19.23-20.00 for 240-280 lb. Cattle top steers 23.00-25.00, good to choice heifers 21.00-23.00, cows 14.90-15.50, bulls 12.00-19.00. Veal 24.00-29.00, Lambs 22.50 down, slaughter ewes steady around 5.1.
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New York
American Motors
Indianapolis
Langyard Falephans
Teisgtooh
Oi Sus Ag
Markebichrysler A
Vy. Séye
Gills
Ci - Baty
Genero Oigts Sue Us
Pside
Gitte
Geodyror
Pivotalistiguett and Myer
Wall
Anderson
Schebaker-Poskard
Ju. S. Steel
Werern
Valen
Naad
Muncie
Stags
Cartle
Jer Ives
Anderson Poultry
Notice of Appointment and Estate Sale Notices
Notice announces Caroline J. Cleveland named administratrix of George W. Jones estate with six month claims window. Also includes sale of real estate by Ida M. Reeves administratrix with 10 percent deposit and final payment on closing, plus details of the property in Madison County Indiana near Moss Island Road.
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Jesse Gray
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Joseph. H. Armington
Munuseun Cuuln Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
Caroline J. Cleveland
George W. Jones
Joseph H. Armington
Ralph F. Mattingly
Soybean News Lifts Prices On Stock Estimate Doubt
Chicago traders pushed soybean futures higher after a government stock estimate for the 1957-58 crop was seen as too large. Word that carryover stocks may be half or less of 50 million bushels spurred initial gains, though later selling trimmed the gains before the close.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Gaillard Opens French Assembly Bid for Confidence Vote
Paris UPI Felix Gaillard, 38, radical Socialist prime minister, opened France's parliamentary season with a demand for a vote of confidence. He tied his week-old cabinet to swift action on economic, Algerian, and constitutional reform plans, aiming to push through his budget and home-rule agenda.
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Paris
UPI
Felix Gaillard
National Assembly
Gaillard
Assembly
France
Jobless Rolls Climb Amid Economic Woes and Pay Debate
Unemployment totals rose to 3,874,000 in December, the highest since 1956, as layoffs cut across manufacturing and construction. Wheat and other grains fluctuated on export demand while user pay proposals stirred a half‑billion dollar annual raise debate for military and civil service workers, with White House planning Congressional action.
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Wasrington
Seasation
Labor Department
Washington
White House
Congress
Defense
Neil H. Meilroy
Cordiner
Truman Backs Ike On Summit Talks
Former President Harry S Truman endorsed President Eisenhower's plan for a lower level summit with the Soviet Union. The memorandum notes that December employment reached 64,396,000 with unemployment rising from a year earlier due to more people seeking work. Government hiring cushioned postal mail rush and unemployment insurance claims increased across states.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Russia
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
Michigan
Bonds Drop As Treasury May Issue New Long Bond
New York and Washington reports say the Treasury may issue another long term bond within a month. Corporate bonds rose with some hitting yearly highs. Dow Jones Service noted the potential 3 1/2 percent rate for the next issue as the market moved. Bond averages showed gains in most sectors.
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New York WA
Wall Street
Treasury
Dow Jones & Co. Business News Service
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Courthouse News Briefs Outline Quiet Title and Divorces
Ohio Oil Company sues Collings Tharp and others for quiet title. Whitehead and Whitehead named in related complaint. William D. Leavell sues William J. Davis for damages seeking $739. Ruth Stewart sues Harvey Stewart for divorce. John R B Walsh referenced in divorce action. Circuit Court minutes include findings for plaintiff in divorce suit and action on account involving Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad. Edgewood Sanitary Sewer venue change motion sustained. special judge panel named. Objection band filed. real name of Duke Ellington cited as Edward Kennedy Fitzpatrick.
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Credit Cour
Ohio Oil Company
Collings Tharp Et al
Whitehead and
Whitehead
William D. Leavell
William J. Davis
Charles B. Salyer
Ruth Stewart
Harvey i Stewart
Camp‘bell
Anderson and Jones
Mary Nelle Carroll
James E. Carroll
John RB. Walsh
Booker T. McCullough
Willie Bell McCullough
Chicago and Eastern Illneis Railroad Company
Jacob. Harris
Edgewood
Paul Leffler
Munche
Arthur Osborne
Marion
Wesley Madllit
New Castle
Multiple Farm Auctions Listed Across Indiana
Public notice lists several sales including 14 calves and farm machinery near Middletown Indiana on State Road 38 and 234, auctioned by Tomile West, with Prine Young as owners and Charles Lawler as auditor. Additional sales include church street Alexandria real estate, Frankton grain and market items, and an estate sale at Florida Station edge, with Egg Hood and various auctioneers handling the bids.
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Middletown
38Th St
Tomile
Prineus
Pauline Young
Charles Lawler
al T Church
Alexandria
Indiana
Herman Bryan
Ccner
Kirk
Spier
Camalite Grocery
Frankton
Ind
Yura
Sweinford & Sash
Anets
State Road 9 & 109
Fred Kear
Egg Hood
Florida
Frank
Swan
Fon
Pendieten
Woolbert
Daniel D. Miles
Noblerville- Owe-Quickel
Harold Siler
J. Clegg M
Mood
Bradley
J. H. Kellum
San
Passengers Offered New In-Flight Meal Options
Major trans oceanic airlines begin service offering salt free vegetarian oriental and kosher meals alongside regular fare aboard flights.
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Trans
Oceanic Airlines
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