Harriman Assails Eisenhower Farm Policy in North Dakota
Gov. Averell Harriman argued Eisenhower broke farm promises, criticizing administration policy as dominated by big business. He urged higher price supports and direct production payments, praising a North Dakota Democratic rally and signaling support from rural groups.
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Cavalier
N.D
Averell Harriman
New York
Eisenhower
Harriman
Pembina County
North Dakota
Minnesota
Democratic - Farmer-Labor Organization
Estes Kefauver
Orville L. Freeman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Freeman
Stevenson
Junior Marsh and Jean Mountcastle Wed at Elwood
Miss Jean Mountcastle daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Mountcastle married at St Josephs rectory Elwood at 10 am Saturday Rev T J Hammes officiated Bride wore pink street length dress Brides sister wore blue Attending relatives from both families The couple will reside at 601 S 22nd St after a week long wedding trip Both attended Elwood public schools Mrs Maish member of St Josephs Church Mr Maish an electrician
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S. 22Nd St
Elwood
Maish
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Woman Found Beaten Fatally in Danville Hotel Apartment
In Danville Illinois Mrs Gar net Miller 65 was found beaten to death Monday in her apartment at the Biltmore Hotel where she was manager police questioned Joel Robertson 40 who said he had lived there two months and released estranged husband Robert 60 coroner Don Goodwin said death resulted from a beating Robertson found the nude body about 2 am after returning from a drinking trip to Westville there were no signs of sexual assault.
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Danville
Ill
Garnet Miller
Biltmore
Joel Robertson
Don Goodwin
Robertson
Westville
Goodwin
Porter girl returns from Hoosier Girls State at IU
Elwood Miss Carolyn Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick S Porter Rt 2 Elwood. She represented Frankton High at Indiana University Bloomington and served as appointed leader of Haymond City vice city chairman and elected mayor. Nearly 906 girls attended Girls State this session. Carolyn will be a Frankton High senior this fall. She attends Evangelical United Brethren Church Elwood and works at R D Shortz drugstore. Porter is a niece of Mr and Mrs Russel P Brown of Anderson.
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Elwood
Carolyn Porter
Frederick S. Porter
Rt. 2
Hoosier Girls State
Indiana University, Bloomington
Frankton High School
Miss Porter
Haymond City
Carolyn
Frankton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
R. D. Shortz
Pool Hours At Elwood Altered For July Fourth
Elwood announces July 4 pool hours from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. no evening reopening due to fireworks at the football field. No Wednesday morning free swim. classes continue in July at 9 and 10 a.m. on Mon Tue Thu Fri with adult sessions at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Midnight swims to be announced. Attendance hit 750 on Sunday. Streets Were Oiled And Patched In June.
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Elwood
Callaway Park
Boy 10 Pays First Traffic Fine in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana John Gallagher ten years old pays a one dollar traffic fine after his mother’s attempt to lift a baby from their car left out a metered nickel. The court appearance was in the cafeteria court and the fine will be deducted from his weekly allowance.
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Hammond
Ind
John Gallagher
John
Emil H.gallagher
New Educational Unit Planned for East Main StreetChurch
Elwood moves to clear a large stuccoed house next to East Main Street Christian Church for a 130000 educational unit. Ground breaking set for July 15 after morning worship with Dr Ephraim L Lowe as guest speaker. Associates Builders Robbins Electric and Elwood Plumbing bid low. About 30 men and boys 10 women moved equipment to church using three trucks.
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Elwood
East Main Street Christian Church
George Ellis
Associated Builders
Anderson
Robbins Electric Company
Elwood Plumbing and Heating Company
Ephraim L. Lowe
Indiana Christian Missionary Association
Elwood City Council Advances Annexations and Petitions
The Elwood City Council, led by Mayor Robert Fortson, approved first and second readings of an ordinance to annex the City Farm and 17 acres southwest of Elwood for 60 to 70 new homes. A petition to appoint appraisers for selling a city motorcycle passed three readings. Firemen seek a $25 monthly raise, and requests for street lights at two locations were referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
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Elwood
Robert Fortson
Madison County
So. D
17Th Sts
21St Sts
Sheriff in Greenfield suffers crushed leg in crash scene
Sheriff Armin Kleinman aged 50 sustained a crushed left leg and injuries to the right leg while investigating a traffic accident on Greenfield's east edge. He was pinned between his patrol car and a second vehicle driven by Viola B. Roland of Beverly Hills California, who was towing a house trailer at the time of impact.
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Greenfield
Ind
Armin Kleinman
Kleiman
Viola B. Roland
Beverly Hills
Calif
New York Harbor Sees About 10,000 Vessels Depart Annually
Port authority figures estimate roughly 10,000 vessels leave New York harbor in a typical year, reflecting regular maritime activity and busy harbor traffic.
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New York
Port Authority
Elwood World War II Mothers attend national convention
Elwood Mrs Joseph Schaf er and Mrs Edith Heflong attended the 13th annual national convention of the Elwood World War II Mothers Unit 82 at the Hotel Statler in Detroit. About 500 mothers were present. Miss June Ripperger is cast in You Can’t Take It With You at Brown County Playhouse in Nashville with Indiana University students and IU faculty directing and producing.
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Elwood
Joseph Schafer
Edith Heflong
June Ripperger
James Ripperger
Main St
Brown County Playhouse
Nashville
George S. Kauffman
Indiana University
William E. Kinzer
Lee Norvelle
I.U. Theatre
Richard L. Scammon
Kenneth Dorst
Phillip Brown to Be Installed Elwood DeMolay Master
Elwood DeMolay installs Phillip Brown as master councilor at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Masonic temple with public admission. Other officers include Tommy Davis as senior councilor John Alexander as junior councilor Stephen Cockerham as treasurer J Daniel Evans as scribe. Larry Elsworth will retire as master councilor.
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S. J St
Stephen T. Cockerham
T. K. Cockerham
N. D St
J. Daniel Evans
Will G. Evans
S. Anderson
Larry Elsworth
Exchangites Hear Convention Report
Reports from the recent Indiana Exchange Club convention will be given at the Anderson Exchange Club meeting by delegates Paul Whelchel and W. Haven with alternates C. T. White and William Watkins. A ten minute newscast will be delivered by Dr. Elbridge Mackenzie of Anderson College.
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Indiana Exchange Club
Paul Whelchel
W. Haven
William Watkins
Anderson Exchange Club
Elbridge Mackenzie
Anderson College
California population grows by 2.67 million through 1955
Sacramento report shows California’s unofficial estimates place population rise at 2,666,000 from April 1950 to December 1955. The gain reflects postwar migration and regional development across the state.
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Sacramento
California
Egyptian opinion shifts on America despite lasting goodwill
A Cairo observer notes widespread Egyptian goodwill toward the United States among educated elites and officials. USIS projects like Al Sadaka, libraries, and film services reveal ongoing influence, with millions reached and two ex-official readers of USIS materials. Yet an official laments a waning view of America as the world leader in freedom and independence.
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Cairo
Egypt
America
Ministry of Public Information
Harvard Business School
United States Information Service
USIS
W. H. Weathersby
Nasser
Byroade
West
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture powder to secure upper and lower plates, reducing looseness and odor. It claims a non acidic, non sour taste and no gummy feeling, offering a more comfortable denture experience. Available at drug counters.
Noted Egypt Voices Echo Against Colonial War Policy
The text records Egyptian officials opposing colonial domination and expressing support for decolonization. It notes broader Arab sentiment since arrival and critiques backing France in Algeria and NATO arms shipments to Israel as damaging global goodwill in the Middle East.
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France
NATO
Israel
Middle East
Eisenhower Signs Massive Defense Bill After Illness
President Eisenhower, in his heaviest working session since abdominal operation, signed the 34.66 billion defense appropriation bill and approved a public works measure. He signed 21 bills, vetoed 2, nominated 48 postmasters, and issued a proclamation. White House spokesman James Hagerty said Ike rose at 7:30 am and is feeling stronger each day.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Signs Major Defense Bill Over Budget Concerns
President Eisenhower issued a formal statement criticizing Congress for adding 863 million dollars for TVA Interior Department and Army civil functions and 52 unbudgeted Army Engineer Corps projects, while signing the bill despite worries over future federal financial commitments and balance with other programs. Hagerty noted no clear answer on a second term and indicated no forthcoming clarification.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Air Force
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Interior Department
Army
Army Engineer Corps
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So. J St
Tipton Memorial Hospital
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Weaver Austin
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Louis Windsor
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