RUSSIANS LOSE JOBS IN PARTY PURGE
Travel Starts For 4th 535 Expected Toll United Press reports the Fourth of July holiday began with a nationwide travel surge and an estimated 535 traffic deaths in 102 hours. Governors ordered police leaves cancelled and strict anti DUI rules. Weather predicted fair for most regions with heat in the 90s and 100s in southern plains.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
U.S. Weather Bureau
Far Northwest
Great Lakes
Central Plains
New England
Mississippi Valley
Southern
Plains
Southwest Desert
St. Louis
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Observance Of July Fourth Set Here
Central Indiana enjoys ideal Fourth plans with warm weather and fireworks at the Anderson Country Club. Public offices close. safety patrols run through Sunday as local officials prepare for the independence holiday. Notable: Kremlin ousters include Malenkov Molotov and Shepilov from Central Committee and Presidium.
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Indiana
Indiana Lake
Anderson Area
State
Mounds State Park
Shadyside Park
Anderson
Anderson Country Club
Bank City Utility
Post Office
Selective Service Board
Delco-Remy
Special National Guard
Vernon C. Anderson
Handley
Albert E. Huber
Robert Morgan
Joe L. Brogdon
Pendleton
Presidium Shakeup in Soviet Leadership Brings Zhukov and Furtseva
The Central Committee elected a new Presidium with Marshal Georgi Zhukov and Ekaterina Furtseva as key members after a mass meeting. Four accused antiparty figures were decisively condemned, with Malenkov Molotov Kaganovich and Shepilov dropped from top posts, while six holdovers remained including Khrushchev Mikoyan Suslov and Voroshilov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Malenkov
Molotov
Shepilov
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kaganovich
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Presidium Politburo
Georgi K. Zhukov
Ekaterina Furtseva
Tass
Presidium
Maxim Sabur
M. G. Pervukhin
Stalin
Pravda
Kaganovich
U.S.S.R
Party
Nikolai Bulganin
Ukraine
A. I. Kirichenko
Nikita S. Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
M. A. Suslov
Klimenti Voroshilov
Caine
Farm flood damage surveys planned by state counties
State and county leaders met in Indianapolis to plan county by county surveys of flood damage on Indiana cropland. The effort, urged by Lt. Governor Crawford Parker, aims to seek emergency farm aid and determine disaster area eligibility with county reports due to ASC and the Purdue extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Indianapolis
Indiana
Crawford Parker
Indiana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Arthur Atwell
Dale ‘Thorn
Walter C. Haynes
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Truman Swain
Board of County Commissioners
L. N. Roberts
ASC
Hassel FE
New Harmony
White River
West Fork
Safe Fourth Advice From Chicago Reader Recipe
P Edward Small shares a holiday safety recipe for a sane Fourth of July. Do not remove items from a seven you bought on the third and avoid behind a six or eight cylinder car or you risk six pallbearers on the seventh.
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Chicago
Edward Small
Chicago Daily News
Proper Price Essential To Want Ad Success
A bulletin notes that pricing drives ad results. It cites a double sink ad sold for $10 after reaching 36 000 subscribers, showing quick sales when items meet demand at a fair price. The piece urges advertising at the right price through Bulletin-Herald Want Ads.
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Bulletin-Herald
Dial
Senate panel approves broad election cost bill
The Senate Rules Committee backed a catch all measure to raise campaign spending ceilings and require candidates to face publicity. Passed 7 to 2 it would put income tax credits behind small political contributions and place primary reporting duties with the comptroller general. The bill aims to curb illicit financing while replacing the existing three million dollar committees with a 20 cent per vote ceiling, potentially limiting major party spending to about twelve million dollars.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Hennings
U.N. Probes Claim of Russia Plot Involving Ceylon Diplomat
The United Nations investigates a charge that Soviet officials sought to suppress a U.N. report on the Hungarian revolt by having a Ceylonese diplomat pass confidential documents to a Russian who has since left the country. Dhanapala Samarasekara, 36, denies the charges as Fantastic. A Greek Athens newspaper links payments from Vladimir Grusha to obtain the report details.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Russia
Hungary
Dhanapala Samarasekara
U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Samarasekara
Athens
Greece
Vladimir Arsentevich Grusha
Herald Offices Closed for Fourth of July Holiday
Most departments of The Anderson Herald will be closed all day for the holiday. Classified and display advertising accounting circulation and society offices are closed. News staff will assist after 9 p.m. for emergencies. calls to the news desk should wait until then.
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Anderson Herald
Herald News Department
Four Midwest States Hit by Widespread Floods and Storms
Flooding swept four Midwest states Iowa Missouri Kansas Indiana with over 100000 acres of farmland affected. Winds up to 100 mph disrupted eastern South Dakota and southwest Minnesota while roads flooded and utilities failed. Casualties included a lightening death in Iowa and heat prostration death in Kansas as towns like Griffin Indiana and Ellsworth Minnesota endured extensive damage.
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Midwest
Midlands
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Indianapolis
Illinois
Bethel Lutheran Church
Ellsworth
Minn
Huron
S.D
Sibley Fairgrounds Grandstand
Marshalltown
Neola
Joseph Turner
Eisenhower Supports Sharing Clean H Bond Secret With Russia
President Eisenhower said AEC scientists seek a clean H-bomb and he would invite any nation to witness a future test. He indicated Russia could receive the secret if and when success is achieved and framed the device as useful for peaceful and battlefield applications. He also rejected a national referendum on civil rights and warned that inflation could lead to government controls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
U.S
Congress
Supreme Court
Fair Draws Massive Crowd at Anderson Free Fair
Nearly 30 000 people attended the Anderson Free Fair as the midway reopened at noon to serve Fourth of July crowds. Harness racing filled the grandstand. a Tuesday accident behind the starting gate caused six minor injuries, but racers and patrons remained upbeat. Special matinees are set for this afternoon.
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Anderson
McCarel
Governor Handley to Stay Home in Indianapolis
Governor Handley and his family will spend the July 4 weekend in Indianapolis due to the illness of the governor's father, according to his office.
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Indianapolis
Handley
Soldier Killed in Electrocution at Fort Leonard Wood
Two soldiers, Specialist 3 Robert L. Lawson and Private Russell Jenkins, died after a crane boom contacted a high tension line at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri where they were training ROTC cadets. Lawson’s body returned to Anderson Indiana for funeral arrangements at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Robert L. Lawson
W. 21St St
Ft. Leonard Wood
Pvt
Russell Jenkins
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Lawson
Chicago
SFC
Eugene J. Biszewski
E. 5Th St
Brooks Army Center Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Biszewski
Vernon Lawson
Jenkins
Fifth Engineer
Batallion Headquarters and Service Company
Army Post
Young Lawson
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Jimmy Lawson
Ingalls
Vernon
Norman
Marvin
4Th St
National Guard
Texas Hospital
Ft. Harrison Base Hospital
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born At St. John's Hospital
New births reported from St. John's Hospital include a boy to Udell and wife at 1629 Fairview, a girl to Charles Hulett of 2320 W. 12th, a boy to Charles Clark of Alexandria, a girl to Robert Shoemaker at 1302 Maryland, and a string of other newborns. Twins to William Beckner of 3006 McKinley and girls to several parents are listed along with addresses in Anderson and surrounding areas.
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St. John's Hospital
Udell Davis
Fairview St
Charles Hulett
12Th St
Charles Clark
Alexandria
Robert Shoemaker
Maryland Dr
Carl Talley
Jefferson St
Bernard Glazer
Pershing Dr
Bernard Bond
E. 34Th St
William Beckner
McKinley St
James Wilhoite
Freddie Farlow
Sheridan St
William Bledsoe
A A. — — Gomery
Sherman St
Ralph Brewer
Middletown
Glen Ehle
Silver Ct
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railways
Liisa
Carolyn Mustard
Butler
Kokomo
Ind
David Creeson
The
Herald
Midwest States
Wichita
Kan
John Vickers
Lower Saline River
Tescott
U.S. 40
New Cambria
Valley Park
St. Louis County
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Fort Leonard Wood
Wally Falk
Anderson and Vicinity
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