UN grand jury notes progress in U N employment probe
A New York federal grand jury reported improved conditions in United Nations employment of Americans, crediting two 1953 executive orders that require questionnaires fingerprinting and FBI and Civil Service checks. The note cites ongoing vigilance against disloyalty amid the anti communism era. Jack Lucas 29 Austrian born American citizen criticizes congressional red hunts and press freedom limits.
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New York
United Nations
Vna
Edward A. Conger
United States District Court
U. N
Civil Service Commission
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jack AL Lucas
Nazi Tryanny
Htas
Congressional
Rod
Lucas
House Un-American Activities Committee
Congress
Probe Hoosier's Gotham Death and Expulsions
Readable portions recount a New York death of an Indiana man after a tavern scuffle described as homicidal by the medical examiner, plus details on Russian officials expelled from the United States amid espionage claims. The report notes a Buffalo plant fire payout and other unrelated items including chemical preservation claims and diplomatic expulsions.
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York
Indiana
Greenwich Village
Milton Halpern
Sunda
Edward Francis Kerlin
Sullivan
Ind
Kerlin
Old Colony
Reports On College Library Fund Breakfast Meeting
A breakfast meeting at the YMCA discusses the college library building fund with Loren Owens and others noting a current total of 13 670 toward the 250 goal. The campaign committee reports 108966 contributed to date, with 8000 raised last week by Charles F. Kettering and other donors including Mr Myers and Everett A. ch bs.
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College Library
Bulding Fund
Ap Baal
Suport
Faraday
Loren
Owens Seman
Ign
Etsomat
YMCA
Charles F
Boss
Owl traps duck-stealing during library drive debate
In Petersburg Indiana a farmer traps an owl accused of stealing ducks, while community efforts press for a new 500000 library and college campus. The report lists divisional totals and chairmen, including figures such as 536 and 3817 for Section A and 1735 and 181967 for Section B, as part of ongoing fundraising tallies.
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Petersburg
Ind
Hoot Owl
Ron Hobson
Hobson
sattUhgate
Harold E.chor
Larr" L. Martin
Lindsey Roberts
Enoch
Drumm
M. Mack Far
Indianapolis Boy Fatally Shocked By Worm Device
A fisherman's electrical worm-catching device fatally shocked 11 year old William F. Lynch Jr. in Indianapolis. Deputy Coroner John W. Deever said the 215 year old son died Sunday and the incident was reported Monday. The metal rod powered by about 110 volts drove worms to the surface. A ple mate suffered a minor shock unplugging him from the apparatus.
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John W. Deever
William F. Lynch Jr
Hoosier Holiday Weather Reports Ideal Monday Across State
Statewide readers enjoyed nearly ideal conditions for the holiday with warm but not hot weather and minimal rain. Highs ranged from 2 at Evansville to 84 in Indianapolis, 77 at South Bend, and varied across Fort Wayne and Fer Haute. The Weather Bureau forecast a mostly fair Tuesday with highs from the 70s to mid 80s south, and cooler in the north.
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Evansville
Ferre Haute
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Southend
Want-Ad Brings Gigantic Call Volume for Living Room Suites
Bulletin-Herald Want-Ads generate many inquiries and quick sales for living room suites. Advertisers praise the cost effectiveness and reliability of the service. Call 35371 to place a Want-Ad and near your phone for responses.
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Scene Unit
Ams
Bulletin-Herald
Herald
Guatemala Cracks Down As Red Hunt Proceeds
Guatemala's new military government announced that 2000 suspected Communists have been rounded up in the wake of Arbenz era tensions. Col. Monzon and Col. Castillo Armas said the regime will not deal with Soviet or other Eastern bloc nations and will uphold international commitments while continuing arrests. In a separate incident, a 27 year old man surrendered after a card game shooting left George McLaughlin wounded. McLaughlin was in fair condition at St John’s Hospital.
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Cot. Feldlin
U.S
Moscow
McKinney
Cement
Feldlin
Kremlin
George Kene Nan
Ife
Germany
Soviet Union
Felchlin
Charles Bohlen
State Department
Henry Suydam
Guatemala
Col
Friezo Monzon
Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbena Guzman
Monzon
Castillo
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Arbenz
Poland
Organization of Central American States
United "Nations
Organization of American States
Con
George Mclaughlin
Jefferson St
Ace Cigar Store
Meridian St
McLaughlin
St. John's Hospital
Firecrackers Trigger Battle In Brooklyn Street clash
Three youths were seen exploding firecrackers by a Brooklyn street when a policeman stopped them. A ricochet of bullets and flying beer bottles followed, shattering walls and injuring one man. Plainclothes officers William Linder and Lawrence Ervin located the group and attempted to locate the source of the disturbance.
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New York
Brooklyn
William Linder
Lawrence Ervin
Ervin
Eisenhower Fourth of July Toll Sees Tax Bill Advances
The Fourth of July pause offers Eisenhower chance to contemplate a year of political bargaining with Congress. The House passed a major tax revision aiding his program while the Senate pushed forward. A police incident on a city street ended with a suspect lunging at an officer amid shattered glass from a beer bottle.
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Congress
Hhis
Eisenhower
Legislative Branch
Senate
House
Linder
Inder
Seven Americans Reported Missing by Czech Reds
A report Monday said seven Americans including six US soldiers and a captain were seized by Communist Czechoslovak border police near the Iron Curtain as they were on leave bonds. West German and American officials offered few details, with confirmation limited to the men being missing and not on border duty.
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Elnerg
Germany
London
Britain
Army
Ing Om
West Gertrudk
France
Weiden
Abou
Committees For 1954 55 Scout Program Listed
J B Stephens Noblesville High principal and four county Kikihawen Area Council president announced the 1954 55 Scout program committees. An executive meeting Wednesday set initial plans for the year with Cedric A Dunkerly guiding Jadison Henry Hamilton and Tipton counties. Anderson men fill most operating posts while J Raymond Wirt is among vice presidents.
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J.B Stephens
Noblesville High School
Boy Scouts of America
Gordon France
Stephens
Anderson Men
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Jadison
Henry
Hamilton
T “Ipton
Anderson
John E
Sher
J. Raymond Wirt
Rain Fuels Quiet Fourth Observance and Water Relief
Rain drenches the county ending a dry spell as Independence Day in Anderson is observed quietly in parks with picnics. A weekend storm brings heavy rainfall easing a water shortage but lightning-caused damage is reported in residential areas. City offices resume normal hours while conservation rules stay in place and downtown streets suffer storm damage.
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Coleman
Indiana Highway Wrecks Fatal To 12 Five Drown
Indiana police pressed heightened patrols to curb a holiday crash toll rising to 12 dead as traffic volume surged toward home. Supt. Jessup warned Sunday-Monday could be the peak danger period, noting drivers must stay vigilant amid crowded roadways.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Carol Hayward
Sundavey
David Colby
Augusta
Maine
Indiana
Ueon
Frank A. Jessup
Forrest McKinney
Indianapolis
Frank Gay
Newport Ky
Seymour
Earl Booker
North Vernon
Gay
Rose
Schneck * Memorial Hospital
Christopher Brown
Michigan City
la Porte County
Brown
Pind
Joseph Culkart
Cicero
Leonard Hostettler
Rene
Melvin Stidham
Henryville
U.S
Lewis Beckman
East É Enterprise
Switzerland County
William Kineck
Hamlet
David W. Snyder
Glen Ellyn
Plymouth
Rose Slushnik
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births reported at St. John s Hospital include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Alfred McKinney a son for Mr and Mrs Joe Chanler of 1125 1 29th St a son for Mr and Mrs Floyd Delph of 248 F 38th St a son for Mr and Mrs Frank Gates of 808 Washington Blvd a son for Mr and Mrs John Thomas of 328 E 29th St and a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Badgley Rt 4
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Stephen Gordon
Oklahoma
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Toy Sist
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Yagi
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Howard
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Leonid E. Pivney
Sistant
College Library Fund
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Associated Press
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Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp
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Gloria Tabor
Los Angeles
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Mabel Horton
Detroit
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Ruth Walling Lansing
Mildred Schultz Austin
Bernice Brock
Eaton Rapids
Lillian Dee Johnson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mabel Biffle
Fred L. Felix
Toledo
Ohio
James Laughton
B. F. Clark
Charles Swann
Homer Warren Watkins
Clifford L. Bias
Lytle Sensobaugh
St. Joseph
Nellie Curry-Hicock
Lula Taber
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George Northerner
Arlene Johnson
Chicago
Charles M. Smith
State Line
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Claude Boersma
Oak Lawn
Mercy Hospital
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Lake Michigan
Boersma
Wayne St
William A. Munden
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Columbia City
Long Lake
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