Indiana farm flood survey plans announced in Indianapolis
State leaders in Indianapolis approved county by county flood damage surveys to assess irrigation losses across Indiana. Lt Governor Crawford Parker urged the effort to qualify for disaster aid as farm leaders, ASC officials, and local reps met. Madison County damage is estimated at 6500 to 7000 acres with ongoing flood crests and highway closures.
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Schenck
Indiana
Crawford Parker
State Commissioners of Agriculture
Indiana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Arthur _Abyell
Dale Flora
Madison
Walter C. Haynes
Farm Bureau
Truman Swain
Board “Or County ‘Commissioners
L. N. Roberts
ASC
Hassel -E
Finan, Aglunule
Ihd
Alex
Alandria
Griffin
New Harmony
White River
West Fork
Indianapolis
Janorana
U.N. probes Soviet attempt to obtain Hungary revolt report
United Nations officials confirm an investigation into alleged Soviet efforts to retrieve confidential documents from the Ceylonese UN delegation. Diplomat Dhanapala Samarasekara faced accusations linked to a 150,000 word Hungary revolt analysis and possible payments by Vladimir Grusha.
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United Nations
N.Y
Ecamire
U.N
Dhanapala Samarasekara
U.N. Department of « Economic and Social Affairs
Samardsekara
Athens
Greece
Vladimir Arsentevich Grusha
Russia
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
Chicago Daily News humor note quotes a holiday safety recipe urging restraint and care to avoid mishaps during festivities. The snippet references a light caution about purchases and safety, with a playful jab at mischief and consequences.
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Chicago
Edward Smail
Chicago Daily News
Proper Price Essential To Want Ad Success
A Bulletin Herald note explains pricing boosts response to want ads. For a sink priced at 10 dollars the ad reached over 36 000 subscribers and yielded 15 calls with one sale, showing low prices attract buyers. The ad urges advertising items at the right price to achieve quick results.
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Ysink
Bulletin-Herald
Holiday travel soars as safety push warns against excess
United Press reports a Memorial Day peak with 45 million cars projected on 2.4 billion miles of highways and record air travel. Governors cancel police leaves as safety drives urge caution amid 535 traffic deaths expected in a 102 hour period ending Sunday. Weather forecast predicts hot conditions with 100 degree heat in southern plains and desert regions.
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National Safety’ Council
Ned
Dearborn
Safety Council
U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Central Plains
New England
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Southwest
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio Railways
Herald offices close for Fourth of July holiday
Most departments of The Anderson Herald will close for the Fourth of July observance. Classified and display advertising, accounting, circulation and society offices will be shut all day. The Gerald news department will operate after 8 p.m. only to handle emergencies. callers should wait until then for news.
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Anderson Herald
Gerald News Department
Midwest Floods Sweep Four States and Farm Damage
Floods struck four Midwest states disrupting roads and sweeping cornland. Winds up to 100 miles per hour damaged fairgrounds and levees while flash floods hit Iowa Missouri Kansas and Illinois. A worker died from heat prostration near Wichita and evacuees returned home as waters receded in St Louis and surrounding counties.
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UNITED FRESS_ pars
Saat
Llindis
Midwest
South Dakota
Minnesota
Dal Culling
Bethel Lutheran Church
Caestiel
Iowa
Sibley
Towa
Missouri
Kansas
Taft
Wichita
Kan
John Vickers
Saline
Tescott
USW
New Cambria
Tar
St Louis
Valley Park
St. Louis County
Eisenhower Seeks Russia Access to Clean Bomb Secret
President Eisenhower said AEC scientists aim for a clean hydrogen bomb and that the United States might invite any nation to witness a test to verify progress. He described potential peaceful uses like construction and civil projects and spoke of broader world betterment if the device is developed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Taly
Isa
U.S
Congress
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Supreme
Indianapolis
Gover- Court
Handrey
Big Fourth Fair Draw At Anderson Free Fair
An estimated thirty thousand people attended the Anderson Free Fair with a matinee set and harness racing scheduled for tonight. The fairgrounds were drying after a flood last weekend and most infield areas reopened for Independence Day crowds. A Tuesday racing accident and an upcoming matinee were noted as part of the holiday program.
Observance of July Fourth Here With Plans and Closures
The Fourth of July holiday brings scattered showers possible with high temperatures around 88 to 92 degrees in northern and southern Indiana. Many residents plan gatherings at parks and fairs, with Andersons' fair tonight and fireworks at the Anderson Country Club. Government offices and plants including Delco Remy and Guide Lamp will close for Independence Day, reopening Friday or Monday, as safety patrols and state police join to curb holiday accidents.
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Indiana
Mounds “State Park
Shadyside Park
Delis Hany
Killbuck “Creek
Agai
Anderson Country ‘Club
United States
Delco
Remy
Guide “Lamp
State Police
Special National Guard
Vernon C. Anderson
Handley’s
Albert B. Huber
Anderson
Robert Morgan
Brooks Army Center Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Biszewski
Vernon Lawson
Ft.’ Leonard Wood
Lawson
Jenkins
Batallion
Rand Service Company
Army
Brown
Butz-Funeral
Jimmy Lawson
Ingalls
Vernon
Norman
Marvin
Fort Leonard V derson and a Missouri camp memory
Specialist Lawson died after an accident during a Missouri camp while serving with National Guard units. He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Lawson formerly of 425 West 4th Street. Services will be held Saturday at H A Palka Funeral Home in Chicago.
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Derson
Charle
Huntington
Ind
Lawson
Missouri
Charles ‘Lawson
4Th St
Riszewski
National ‘Guard
Texas Hospital
H. A. Palka
Hermitage
Chicago
Kremlin Purges Five Top Soviet Leaders in Shakeup
Moscow AP reports the Kremlin expelled Georgi Malenkov Vyacheslav Molotov Lazar Kaganovich and Dmitri Shepilov from the Communist Party Presidium and Central Committee amid a mass meeting. The Central Committee elected a new Presidium including Marshal Georgy Zhukov as party leader and Mrs Furtseva among others.
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Thesa
Kay
Sani Laz
Ercright
Rom Prdum
Dmitri Shepilov
Moscow
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M.molotov
L.M. Novich
Soviet Communist Party
Renee. Iw
Theiunist Party
Central Committee
Presidi
Marshal Gear
Tas
Dec
Sively
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital Reported
A series of birth notices from St Johns Hospital list newborns born to several local families. Among them are boys and girls to Udell Davis of Fairview, Charl Alexandria, Robert Sheene, Carl Talley, Bernard Glazer, Bern Blair, William Ner, Jam Wot, Freldie Farlow, Lawrence Montgomery, Ralph Brewer, and Glen Ehle, with residence details included.
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Pershing Dr
Bern
34Th St
William Ner
McKinley , St. Bwin
Jam Wot
Freldie Farlow
Sheridan St
al Oe
Lawrence
Montgomery
Sherman
Ralph Brewer
Middletown
Glen’ Ehle
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Carolyn Mustard
Kokomo
David Creeson
Hungary
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Thomas C. ‘Hennings, Jr
D-Mo
Hennings
Committed
Robert J Lawson
Wood
ROTC
United. Press
The
Herald
Midwest States
Marshalltown
Neola
Joseph Turner
Ike
Anderson Free Fair
Reowaues Sane
Ari McCurel
the Fair Association
Robert’ “L. Lawson
W. 21St St
Cat FL Leon
Lara Wand
Fort Leonard
Ine Dewly
Tesiclut
Pit
Malenkov
Molotov
Shepilov
Secretarie
Premi Mikoyan
Theorer
Warhorse
Mars Shilov
Been ii
Welly
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