Protest Against Jet Base Plans At Terre Haute
ASHINGTON UN-Rep Harden says about 50 residents wrote to protest Indiana Air National Guard plans selecting Terre Haute for a jet base. They fear hazards of jet operations. Gov. Craig reportedly chose Terre Haute. Red Cross says airport meets or not meets technical specs will determine approval.
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Ashington
Harden
Indiana Air National’ Guard
Terre-Haute
Washington
National Guard Bureau
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
State’ Guard
Erickson
Congress
Telephone fineman learns to use tools at heights
A telephone fineman trains in safe use of 120 tools while suspended by belt and climbers up to 54 feet high. The note mentions Robbery and Burglary Insurance and lists Joe ONeill with phone number 6143.
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New York
Joe O.neill
Freed POWs Arrive in Formosa After Korea Transfer
Reported arrivals on Wednesday show 14 000 anti Communist Chinese soldiers choosing Taiwan over Red China. The voyage included American warships and submarines docking at Keelung near Taipei. The Red Cross discussed repatriation and demilitarized zone handovers of 347 prisoners with Indian custody and Chinese North Korean Red Cross reps. Molotov and Dulles clashed in a broader exchange over postwar Europe and Germany.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Korea
China
Inchon Oy
Keelung
Taoyu
Taipei
Anderson Herald
Communist
Red Cross Not
Lee Sang Cho
Military Armistice Commission
KS. Thim-i ‘Ayya
India
Red Cross
Demilitarized Zone
Gentle Vegetable Laxative Offers Constipation Relief
For temporary constipation avoid harsh drugs and intestinal upset. Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative in Syrup Pepsin provides gentle relief without salts, tastes pleasant, and helps the whole family get back on schedule. Money back if not satisfied. Box 280 New York 18, N.Y.
Prisoners in neutral zone hold possible peace plea ICM
Western newsmen report a brief press conference by prisoners in the neutral zone claiming they cannot work for peace in the United States under McCarthy era pressures. Allied observers see it as a Red face saving move after an awkward situation.
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Pagoda
United States
Sen. Mc.Carthy
R-Wis
Pfe
Lowell
Skinner
Akron
Ohio
U. N
Formosa
South Korea
Senate Maneuver on Bricker Amendment Rejected by GOP Leaders
Senate Republicans Knowland and Ferguson oppose any push to advance the Bricker amendment. Ferguson outlined a substitute eliminating the which clause, aiming to curb state power to nullify treaties, though no approval from the policy committee or White House has been sought.
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Senate
Knowland
California
Sen. Ferguson
R.mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Ferguson
Ohio
Senaor
Bricker
Eisenhower
Tod Bricker
Ilcy Committee
Policy Committee
Bricker Amendment Debate Shifts With Eisenhower Split
The Senate discusses the Bricker amendment amid a White House clash. President Eisenhower opposes the plan, warning it could hinder peace, mutual defense, and U S leadership. Morse supports the amendment while senators argue about constitutional bounds and party unity. The article also notes changes in auditor roles and local church and lodge affiliations, with obituaries for Mr. Satterfield and Mr. Adams detailing survivors and careers.
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House
Beulah Mitchell
Michigan
Hejbe
Eisenhow
Court House
Field
Bricker
Republican’ Party
Mit
Eisenhower
Knowland
Morse
Senate
Dulles and Molotov clash over China policy and Big Five idea
Dulles pins aggression on Red China and opposes Soviet backed five power rule while Molotov retorts that the U.N. Korea decision honors no one. He defends China as a great event in Asia and calls for a Big Five meeting to ease international tension. Chinese volunteers are noted as entering.
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Molotov
China
Germany
Austria
Red China
Korea
Indochina
Dulles
Soviet Union
Russia
U.N
Asia
Governor acts to curb exclusive beer distribution
Governor Craig said the 1947 amendment bans statewide practices where breweries deal with a single wholesaler in a county or trade area. He directed the ABC to enforce the prohibition on exclusive dealership arrangements after complaints from wholesalers unable to obtain distribution rights for top brands.
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Craig
ABC
Sarnoff envisions future battery power for homes and cars
General Sarnoff said a “big baby” battery could grow into powerful stations and lighting for homes. He noted work remains to improve efficiency but predicted portable radios, heating aids, wristwatch radios, and near permanent auto batteries. He also forecast future hot atom power for communications and a house box running lights and all electrical equipment.
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Gen. Sarnoff
Sarnoff
All American City contest sparks new song words
TEMPO Peoria plans a contest to replace the old song lyric after being named All American City. In other news, two Cincinnati men freed unharmed near Greensburg after a mobile hold up, an elephant attack injures a keeper at Evansville zoo, and a Detroit elementary school stabbing kills a 12 year old.
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Peoria
Illinois
Charles C. Schlink
Detroit
Chaney Elementary School
James Horton
Receiving Hospital
Unclear U S C C project stance and labor policy debate
The passage outlines a dispute over limiting a construction project and discusses political shifts in labor policy. It references proposals to let pro-hire contracts with unions, the role of unions in certification, and calls for pre-strike votes among workers. The text also notes political maneuvering to separate beer business from politics and to gain support from employers and wholesalers.
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Chamber
Eisenhow
Craig
Gether
Strelor
Politice
Barton
Political shakeup looms in Indiana ABC panel
Wright Cotton and other officials discuss dismissals as the ABC panel faces changes. Rumors claim onetime members Cravens and Stemie may align with the minority, while Mount and Stemie resist. Leaders from infrastructure to labor weigh in, with speculation over replacing multiple Democratic members and possible policy shifts.
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Bane
ABC
Kyle
Craig
Cravens
Roscoe Mount
Bedford
Leo J. Stemie
Jasper
Stemie
Mount
Labor Commitees Seek Quick Action on Eisenhower Proposals
Discussion Tuesday focused on Eisenhower's plans including strike polls to be conducted before a walkout starts. The administration backs polls to resolve disputes in a national emergency, potentially steering toward compulsory arbitration if needed.
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Eisenhower
Mitchell
New Worthington Pump Expands City Capacity in 1946
The new Worthington pump with a 15 million gallon per day capacity will be installed at the plant to improve pressure citywide and enhance fire service. Built in 1946, it contrasts with older equipment including a 6 million gallon per day Snow reciprocal pump from 1908. Installation cost is not disclosed and bids will be sought after engineer data.
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Worthington
Ritter Memorial Services Sunday At Local Church
Died Sept 22 180 at VIELIAM Kataka Kombe Daugherty Congo Africa. Funeral at 3 20 in Frankton Methodist Church. Dr Brad presiding. Wesley H. Fox oversaw arrangements at King Funeral Home. Survivors include three sisters and three brothers. Ritter and son Mark had spent time in Belgium and Congo service. Ball State degree holder taught in Alexandria. Mother Mrs Lowell H. Smith and a sister survive.
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Satterfield
Mt. Sterling
Louis Hirsch
Mt. Moriah
Ashland
Warvey Satterfield
Vernon
Cleo Graber
Jessie Huffman
Adams
Frankton
Union Traction Company
Anderson
East Lyon Christian Church
Maudé Adams
Vestal Adams
Lillie Little
Alexandria
Santa Adams
Marion
Eee
Vieliam
Daugherty Kataka Kombe
William D. Daugh- Congo
Africa
Brad
Fitnt
Frankton and Vicinity
Tucs- Wesley H
van Dyke Willy Bedin
Jesse.w
Fox
King Trict
Will Offeri
C. C. Stroup
Frankton Christian Church
Rev. Don Cemetery
Aldo Barnes
Gollege
Flo Harper
Fort Wayne
Edna: Norris
Roanoke
Ind
Hazel “Ashton
Elfers
Flo
Carl
Fletcher
Detroit
Harry Daugherty
Rome
Ritter
Mark
Belgium
Congal
Ball State
Muncie
Lowell H. Smith
Lincoln St
Obituaries Shared in Anderson and Noblesville
Funeral notices from Anderson and nearby Noblesville detail services for Mag gie Arlene Harless 64 of West 6th Street and Belle Alford 91 of Frankfort plus Mortuary notices for Aelen Staton James C Hill Minnie W Jackson and other relatives with services scheduled across Thursday and Friday at Harold E Rozelle Evales Godby Trout Pasco Baker Brothers memorial parks and Mounts Run Cemetery, survivors listed including spouses children and grandchildren.
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Maggie A. Harless
Maggie Arlene Harless
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
H. L. Lanahan
First Evangelical United Brethren, Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Abney
Don Beaver
Billy Harless
Art Closser
Harold Closser
Frank McFadden
Belle Alford
Frankfort
East Maplewood Cemetery
Anderson
M. F.tower
Aelen' Staton
Noblesville
Ie Staton
Straw‘town
Evales
Godby
Mable Fisher
Gosport
Gladys Moore
Bessie Dye
Helen Nance
Alvina, McNew
Flora McClintock
Oil
Strawtown
Joseph Staton
Pred Staton
South Africa
James C. Hilt Greenfield
Pic
James C. Hill
Germany
Pasco
Avery Miley
Greenfield
H M. Reed
Park Cemetery
Minnie W. Jackson
Arry B. Jackson
Newby Nursing Home
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Harris
East Lynn
Selective Service Board Begins New Review Rules
The Dodge City group announces steps to enforce new regulations for review of 4F classifications and those with under six months Army service. Members remind youths to register within five days of turning 18 and to present birth certificates when registering.
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Dodge City
Kans
Morris Richard May
Alexandria
Charles Lee Frazier
George BR
Leisure
Elwood
Max Eugene Schell
Middletown
Jocst
Selective Service Board
Detectives Nab Six Teens in Henry County Robber Spree
Detectives John Heiden and Sam Adams sent to New Castle led to the arrest of six youths all under 21 with Henry County addresses: Robert Holmes Tony Huffman Clell Burst Robert Foster Robert Spencer and G Baker. Coy Griffith remains hospitalized after a prior attempted robbery at Hozeks Grocery. All suspects are 20 or younger and the gang targeted taverns groceries drive in diners liquor stores filing stations and streets. A later report notes broader mental health patient counts in Indiana through 1953 and 1952 across state hospitals schools for the mentally deficient and a hospital for the criminally insane.
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Speck
John Heiden
Sam Adams
New Castle
Henry County
Robert Holmes
Tony Huffman
Clell Burst
Robert Foster
Robert Spencer
G. Baker
Coy Griffith
St John's Hospital
Hozek
Columbus Ave
Abel
Robert Ae
de Cartwright
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tio
State Division of MentalsWith Iscal
Jennie
GOP Women Elect Officers and Committee Heads
A list of GOP women appointed to officer roles and committee heads for the year includes Mrs Harold EB Actor and Mrs Howard Barnhizer among others. Names cover programs hostess house ways and means membership public relations special affairs and campaign activities with various attendees and supporters.
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Harold EB
Howard Barnhizer
John Gray
Charles Harrold
Arthur Springer
Alfred Turner
Elsie Bagley
Wendell Hollingsworth
Arthur’ Springer
A. P. McDaniels
Jackson
Anderson
Milford Watson
Bew
Charles .C
Victims in 6:30 a.m. collision on slick streets
Three people were injured in a Remington car accident near Ohio Avenue and Bronnenberg Street as a truck driven by John Krum man collided with a passenger car driven by Irena Davis. Bonnie Lewis, 60, was treated at St. John's Hospital for facial, chest and leg cuts. Deputy sheriffs investigated. minor crashes on slick streets were reported.
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Page
St. John’s Hospital
Waltz and Hiday
Remington
FL Harrison
John Krumman
Bluffton
Irena Davis
Rt 7
Paul Ravage
Robert Simmons
Bonnie Lewis
Cincinnati, Ave
Fred
Willard R. Clifton
14Th St
Ohio Ave
Bronnenberg St
Anderson
Lewis
Clifton
Survivors List From Obituary Include Four Sons And Daughters
Survivors include four sons Robert Jackson Anderson Lewis Jackson San Francisco Ward B. and James D. Jackson of Denver four daughters Mrs Smith Anderson Mrs J R Whippo Albuquerque N Mex Mrs Robert Kilgore Dover N J and Mrs G H Thomas Santa Ana Calif.
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Robert Jackson
Anderson
Lewis Jackson
San Francisco
Calif
Ward B
James D. Jackson
Denver
Colo
Smith
J. R. Whippo
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Robert Kilgore
Dover
N. J
G. H. Thomas
Santa Ana
AUGANY BOWEREN CVVENeE Wanes on Suspects and Prisoner Action
A vague report states that law enforcement in five cities will institute actions against all prisoners. The law office has relocated to 72 Anderson Bank Building, Jer ryry Finney.
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Augany Boweren
Anderson Bank
Bidg
Jerryry Finney
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