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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1954

Page

8

Senate Votes Tax Revisions Proposed By Administration

A broad measure for flexible price supports for major crops passed the House and moved to the Senate. The administration backed a compromise bill on parity, with provisions for a 2.0 billion set aside from the Commodity Credit Corporation stocks and an incentive plan tied to water conservation. The farm aid plan aims to retain foreign markets and adjust price supports to stabilize the agricultural economy.

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Tempo Red Deportations Boon To Agriculture

The article reports that deportations linked to tempo policy favor agriculture by clearing labor markets. Adm. Joy retires amid governance shifts as Royal visitors arrive, signaling ongoing political changes and international engagement.

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Free Fair Opens With State Championship Motorcycle Race

Nearly 15,000 people crowded the midway at Athletic Park as GO C Huck Mexlel Banas Inc launched Anderson Pree Pair week of activities including motorcycle races thrill show and harness racing. The Indiana State Championship five mile motorcycle race opens today with racers from 48 states and Mexico. FOP committee members Roy Smith Harold Tabaut Kenneth Wulfman Robert Sake and Kenneth Cage organize race details.

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Four Die as Jet Crashes Near Utica New York

A jet fighter crashed in flames near Walesville, 1 mile southwest of Utica, killing four aboard. Two houses and several autos were destroyed. Lt. William E Atkins and Lt. Henry J Conlon survived. The incident disrupted local life as authorities investigated the fiery crash.

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Mass street brawl ends with police arrest after gunfire

In Massa Tubrense, 70 year old Mary Cioffi drew an old revolver on rival Reanaro Carethy in the central square. Neighbors reported shots were fired before officers arrived and arrested Cioffi. no injuries reported.

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Road Sign Plan For County Intersections Adopted

Benedoi i County Commissioners approved a plan with the Wabash Valley Directory Service to install numbered road signs at all county intersections. Roads will be numbered by a base system, with existing names kept where used, and diagonal roads named instead of numbered. Signs will be installed by county crews, with the first signals due in about two weeks. Members present included Dale Flora Fred Willitts and County Attorney Burton McClintuck.

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Soap Box Derby Inspection Day Announced

Inspection day for soap box derby cars is set for next Saturday July 10. Officials will scrutinize race cars for compliance with new rules in the governing book. Local participants and organizers prepare vehicles for official inspection and registration ahead of this year’s race.

Police Payoff List Claimed Found In Chicago Gaming Raid

Disjointed police payoff list claimed found during a Chicago gaming raid surfaced details about officers involved. State’s Attorney Gutknecht indicated the list is under review as jurors examine its context and potential connections to ongoing investigations.

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Eisenhower Auto Detoured in Hunt for Puerto Ricans

Meager details from police teletype indicate President Eisenhower’s motorcade diverted during a western Maryland retreat amid a reported search for a car believed to carry Puerto Rican Nationalists. Messages noted a Plymouth with New Jersey plates possibly linked to the group. later sighting near a construction site prompted questions about the route as the president and Mrs. Eisenhower were said to be traveling the Washington to Hyattstown corridor.

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Cornerstone Ceremony Planned for $100000 Spiritualist Auditorium

The Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp in Ches Arrficht schedules a Sunday July 4 cornerstone ceremony for a new 100000 auditorium. A copper box with current materials will be sealed above the foundation and cannot be opened until July 4, 2054. Event leaders include Sable Rit Mle and Lytle Sensabaush, with music by Mamie Scholz and other offerings shyly noted.

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Long Holiday Traffic Warnings Amid Fourth of July Observance

Long Fourth of July holiday weekend prompts warnings from state and local traffic authorities. Offices and banks plan regular hours, while travel surges bring increased patrols and advisories to avoid risky behavior. An unrelated business probe in Alexandria is noted with a separate witness statement on a $13.1 million apartment project.

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Indiana Seeks Tolls as Holiday Traffic Cites Fatalities

State police mobilized to curb holiday road deaths during Independence weekend. Authorities reported two fatal crashes in central Indiana and urged caution as air patrols staffed the roads. A 21 year old student, Bronsg Thinpay, died after rear ending a truck on Ind 67 near Camby, with another serious crash injuring a hitchhiker and a second victim near Westfield.

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99 Degree High Reported With Possible Showers

An unclear OCR fragment reports a near ninety nine degree high and possible showers. It references a year’s second highest reading and mentions past dates and locations in a garbled form. Specific names, places, or dates are not decipherable from the text.

Revenue Overhaul Bill Clears Senate After Defeat

The Senate approved a sweeping tax reform bill by 83 to 9, pushing through a plan to overhaul the nation's revenue structure in a framework close to the version urged by President Eisenhower despite opposition and earlier defeats.

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Guatemala Pact Ends Civil War Festivities In Capital

Guatemala’s capital lit with blue and white pennants as troops and citizens greet a peace pact ending a two week civil conflict. El Salvador mediators oversaw the agreement with Carlos Castillo Armas and Elfego Monzon taking leading roles, while Monzon emerges as a key figure in the new regime amid questions on a permanent leadership.

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Manslaughter Verdict Returned By Jury

Noble A. Johnson, 38, of Cincinnati Avenue, was convicted of manslaughter by a Madigan County Circuit Court jury after hours of testimony. Jury hearing concluded with a verdict at five o clock, with sentencing postponed several days to allow for an appeal. Johnson allegedly fired a 12 gauge shotgun at his estranged wife.

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Sakes A'live Want Ads Prove They Sell The Earth

The ad claims building lots sold well through inexpensive Want Ads. Advertiser reports good results and urges readers to place Want Ads to move properties quickly. Phone number 25371 referenced to reach the Want-Ad girl.

Capehart backs general tax revision amid Senate approval

Capehart, a 1R-Ind, supported the general tax revision bill that the Senate approved and sent to the conference with instructions to draft a general individual tax plan. He earlier opposed a motion to return the bill to the Finance Committee and voted against a strike that would boost farm relief on term machinery price shares. Jenner was not recorded on tax votes Friday.

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New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity

New births reported at St Johns Hospital and nearby homes in Anderson. Families welcomed include Norman Mitchell at 22nd Street with a son. Richard Jurd at 121B West 2nd Street with a son. George Spacks at 1204 West 1st Street with four daughters. Cecil Funkholster at 2328 Morton Street with a son. Charles Geiger at 1921 Cottage Avenue with a daughter. Clifford Smith at 916 Lomavale Or with a daughter. Harry DeBolt at 717 Louise Street with a daughter.

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