Knowland Seeks Public Backing for Red China Ban
Senate Republican leader Knowland reports strong public support for barring Communist China from the United Nations or resigning U.N. membership if needed. He urged candidates to state their positions and warned of a possible referendum in 1954 and 1956 elections.
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Washington
Sen
Know
Senate
Knowland
U.N
U. S
Fulbright
Morse
Lehman
Peiping
Bridges
McCarran
New
Johnson
Tex
NBC
Short
Free World
United Nations
Hickenlooner
The
World Organization
China
United States
Ll. Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Congress
Sen. McCarthy
Elwood Police Busy Over Holidays Dispatches
Police reports from Elwood sketch a holiday period of numerous minor complaints. A prowler, a break-in attempt at a Groover home, and fireworks incidents drew patrol attention while a 15-year-old girl was briefly reported in a kidnapping scare. Officers also logged tavern threats, a lost pocketbook, and chatter about a Kansas Nebraska era protest.
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Slwood
Elwood
Jackson
Mich
Lawrence Groover
Anderson St
Iman
Jack Ailstock
Groover
Main
Poplichnna
Chamber of Commerce
Dan Eigin
Perkinsville
Ellen Hobbs
S. P St
S. J and
16Th Sts
Drinking Bout Turns Deadly Riot On Riverbank
A drunken melee on the Dix River near Crab Orchard left one man dead and eight injured, as Brodhead and Red Hill partiers fought over who could drink more whisky. Ages ranged from 15 to 35, attendees were hospitalized in Stanford and Lancaster, and Deputy Bourne pieced together the incident from survivor accounts.
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Existion
Lincoln County
Lon’ Bourne
Robbins
Bourne
Satuday
Brodhead
Dix
Crab Orchard
Red Hill
Tear Livingston
Riverside Bank
Stanford
Lancaster
Governor Acts and Vote Scandal Rocks Oklahoma Primary
On the eve of Oklahoma’s primary, Gov. John Faston Murray pursues the “big fish” in the absentee ballot selling racket. Five eastern counties go under martial law with 200 troops supervising precincts as charges or investigations target an election official and others. Senator Kerr touts a decisive Democratic nomination win, while Cambodian forces arrive in Neva seeking Vietminh retreat. A fall from a railroad bridge scaffolders led to a death in Indianapolis.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
John Fston Murray
Murray
Okla
Oma
Mnidah
Leflore
Sequoyah
Cherokee Tt
Pittsburg
Robert S. Kerr
Roy J. Turner
Kerr
Traffic toll by states in mid June incident tally
Continued report details toll figures for June 18 to June 21, listing counts for traffic related incidents, drownings, and miscellaneous across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. The totals show varying numbers per state with several minor entries.
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Pare One
Fay
Ilinois
Indiana
Owa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Storm damages and outages hit local area
A power line blown down near 13th and Pearl Street caused a blackout Saturday night. Firefighters assisted in clearing debris and addressing trouble at the electric department. A lightning strike damaged a barn on R. T. Helton's farm, burning the roof and 40 bales of hay, with firefighters saving part of the structure. The home of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Walker on Moss Island Road was destroyed by ice late Saturday night.
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13Th
Pearl Sts
R. T.helton
Rt. 1
Here
Walter Walker
Moss Island Rd
Fire struck home as neighbors aided blaze fight
City police and Sheriff Joel Brogdon reported no serious traffic accidents during the three day weekend. One neighbor assisted in fighting the blaze after it was struck by lightning but efforts proved futile.
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Joel Brogdon
Firecrackers Spark Gunfight Near Cars. Three Arrested
A street brawl involving firecrackers escalated when a man identified as Austin Alleyn 20 produced a pistol and exchanged shots with another man behind cars. Beer bottles flew from nearby windows as Alleyn Oliver Swindell 30 and James Fekston 20 fired at a policeman, then Alleyn was struck in the arm while fleeing to a house. Ervin and two radio patrol cars responded and the clash ended with the trio arrested on felonious assault and weapon charges. The rioters who started the dispute fled during the gunfire.
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Iso
Oliceman
Austin
Alleyn
Linder Iied
Iun
D Ervin
Oliver Swindell
James Fekston
Duke of Edinburgh honors Sir Alexander with medical milestone relics
Tempted by research news, Sir Alexander Leaing two George III silver crowns at a ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of his discovery of penicillin. He presented the Duke a microscope slide with the original mold culture, noting few remain in existence.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Sir Alexander
Sr Alexander
Eliza
Oth I
Noblesville and area executives meet at Camp Kiktha wenund dinner
The list of members at large on the executive board includes Auh glhin Noblesville Helber Gilbert Hewitt New Castle J Harrison McLain Gerald thine Gordon France Anderson B Stephens and others. The meeting with Mr Wirt and vice presidents is at Camp Kiktha wenund on August 4 for a dinner. Representatives from Kikthawenund area on the National Council include Reynolds Anderson Irvin Janta Tipton and James McParty Alexandria.
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Aunough Jackson
Ripon
Wisconsin
Republican Centennial Committee
Republican Party
Congress
Maj. P E. Bovay
Senate
Bovay
Aughlin
Noblesville
Helber
Gilbert Hewitt
New Castle
J. Harrison McLain
Gerald Thine
Gordon France
Anderson
B. Stephens
Camp Kikthawenund
Robert W. Shoemaker, Jr
Alfred Behrens
Frank H. Allis Hoyt Wright
Miller Huggins
John Nottingham
Harry Alley
Frank Fishback
Everett Vinson
Everett A. Hartung
Everett Fleck
R. W. Morey
Irving Heath
Harry Beaman Jr
Randall Smith
Dale Swanson
Claytor Steele
Jack Davis
Alexandria
Forrest Ratcliff
Dallas Lunsford
Robert Dye
Roy’ Girard
Boyd Burkhardt
Tipton
L. L. Squier
Elwood
Wirt
Binder
Alexanra
Wilson
Sulphur Springs
Ray Hutto
Windfall
Yal Plunkitt
2D Wienschenk
Kikthawenund
National Council
Guatemala Junta Drafts Decree To Freeze Communists Assets
The Arbenz era decree freezes assets of all Communists and criminals as a new constitution is drafted. The junta, led by Castillo Armas, will allow asylum requests in embassies for Latin nations but screens cases to bar criminals. It cites police brutality under Arbenz and outlines plans for a press free Guatemala.
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Arbenz
United Fruit Co
Boston
St. John’s
Pital
Richard Hird
Castillo Armas
Harman Ginder
Spra
Roscoe Hubbel
Brown
Floyd Cousins
Arbenztal St
Paul Lennon and Son
San V
St. Salvador
Monzon
Robert Cowles
Fairview St
William M. Downey
Manent
Gilbert DeVore
Noble
William Parkhurst
Guatemala
Mounds Rd
Charles Montgomery
Alexandria
Harry DeRolt
Louise St
Nettie Helm
Halford
Eisenhower Presidency Dominates National Attention
The piece notes Eisenhower's Fourth of July recollections and the Army row as the nation's focus, with references to figures such as Miss Minnie Yocom, Clarence Moore, and Alex McCarthy in a broader discussion of politics and military policy. It touches on Robert H. Reardon and Philip Decker among associates, and mentions Floyd Stoelting and LeRoy in sectional listings.
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Sinaea
Onehart
Dean Russell Olt
Robert Myers
Monroe
Schuster
Floyd W. Stoelting
Vichairman
LeRoy
Cook
William F
Eisenhower
Steele C
Smith
Wil. Pleasant
Nam ‘H. Bowser
John H. Kane
Loren A. Owen
Charles F. Wilson
Franklin K. Zimmerman
Robert H. Reardon
Philip Decker
C DeVar Litten
J. Edward Flanagan
J. B. Martin
James R. Day
McCarthy Rawis
Jeffrey Pittman
Sy Ine Banker
Lucille Banker
Charles Rhyne
Pendleton
Ave
St Ie
McCarthy
Committees Form Details and Leadership Roles Across Regions
A long list outlines seven committees with chairs and members across Anderson Noblesville and surrounding towns. Key names include Ralph McCreary Anderson as chairman and Leland Boren Anderson as co chair, plus Don Eddington New Castle and Charles Reed Harold Dickson Noblesville among others. The document covers leadership training camping and activities health and safety council planning and foundation trustees with multiple regional appointees.
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Ralph McCreary
Anderson
Leland Boren
Charles Reed Harold Dickson
Noblesville
Don Eddington
New Castle
Durward + Slader
Kyce Brown Jr
Fred Fanz
Alfred Thurman
Ralph Brown
Robert A. Carter
Elwood
Dan Fisher
Donald E. Collins
C.A. E. Rinker
DeVar Littten
John Carter
Robert A. Toms
Alexandria
Harry Dietrich
Middletown
Bruce Horton
Rayt Speer
Tipton
Herbert Montgomery
O. L. Binder
Richard Williams
F. Albert Schaefer
Ander
Glen Fearherley
H. H. Dittbrenner
H. M. Whitcomb
Robert Martin
James Craig
Pendleton
Arthur Bell
W. E. Clarke
Summitville
Lloyd Smith
Carmel
Carl Wilson
Harold Lockwood
Dennis Anderson
Roland Maine
John
Brinduse
Russell Doty
Council
Anderson Obituaries Ledger Honors Local Residents
Obituary notices report Mrs. Heart Colvin, 98, of 326 W 37th St, died at home after a month of illness. Her husband, a longtime New York Central Railroad conductor, survives with daughter Mrs. Martha Lehinlaub and two grandchildren. Services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home, burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Other obituaries note Sidney Stalker, 50, of Rt 6, and Mrs. Blanch Cook, Wilkinson, plus Dale Dusenbery, 41, of Ridgefield N J, with services set in Hoboken and Anderson connections. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, siblings, and many nieces and nephews. Burial precedes in local cemeteries as listed.
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Heart Colvin
Mary R. Colvin
37Th St
New York Central Railroad
Brown and Butz
East Maplewood
Colvin
Zenith
Jennings County
Ind
Ezra
Ellen Bradburn
North Vernor
Flat Rock
Grace Overdorff
Miami, Fla
Rt. 2
Shirley
Sidney Stalker
Glencove
Knightstown
Georgia Eppard
Allison
Lapel
Masonic Lodge
Kennard
Mr. Allison
Harold E. Rozelle
Rt. 6
Arthur
Bert L
Pendleton
Ida Graff
2Nd St
Anna Spencer
Dale. Dusenbery
Ridgefield
N. J
Dale Dusenberg
Flavius Bronnenberg
Dusenberg
Hoboken
Dusenbery
Etheel
Shirley O'Conner
New York City
Ralph Dusenbery
U.S. Britain discuss defense plan and embassies
The text outlines a proposed defense strategy with a national army, winding down the American-British High Commission in favor of separate American and British embassies. France would be left to face a regional threat alone unless an emergency prompts action such as a French Parliament ratifying the EDC treaty. Informants note United States and Britain would resist such a plan absent a crisis.
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United States
Britain
Winston ¢ Churchill
Eiseny
Howev
Dulles
Geneva
National Army of Defense
French High Commission
France
West
Gere
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Clarence N Williams 52 of Greenfield died suddenly after a heart attack Monday afternoon at his farm on Rt 6. Navy veteran WWI, former Naval Ordinance employee. Body at Condo and Son Funeral Home, then to Greenfield home for visitation. Services Thursday 10 am at Greenfield Christian Church. Burial Park Cemetery. Surviving widow Bernadine, daughter Mrs Robert Baker, two grandchildren.
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Steven Jeffrey Moore
Richard Moore
Indianapolis
Anderson
Coleman Hospital
Thomas Richard
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park
C. J. Beardsley
First Methodist Church
Wilkinson
Clarence N. Williams
State St
Greenfield
Rt. 6
Clarence
Elizabeth Williams
U. S. Navy
Naval Ordinance Plant
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Greenfield Christian Church
Park Cemetery
Bernadine
Robert Baker
Madison
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Rt. 3
Clarence Moore
Muncie
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California
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