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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1954

Page

19

Thorne death not normal says coroner

Coroner Dr Harry Leon reported traces of alcohol morphine and barbiturates in the body of Monty Thorne a 20 year old heir to nearly two million dollars The coroner said the death was not by normal means but offered no ruling on the exact cause The case raised suspicions as Thorne had revised his will shortly before his death and left most of his fortune to Maureen Ragen and her mother while his mother Marion received one eighth The youth had previously been under scrutiny after a medical kit theft and threats of blackmail involving his mother and a Catholic school contact The mother testified she feared for her life and vowed to spend every dime to uncover what happened

Cannyon Montgomery Ward Thorne Harry Leon Young Thorne Maureen Ragen Aleen Ragen Marion Leon Michael J. Murphy Young Tius Johnson Murphy Monty Miss Ragen Calvary

Senator Fears Farm Support Hit in Election Belt

GOP Senator warns a 28.170 vote for flexible farm price supports will harm Republicans in farm states. Senate debate looms as factions clash over flexible versus rigid parity for wheat cotton corn rice and peanuts. House approval spurred by surpluses and administration push, with Mundt urging extension of current supports.

Oecen RND Young Senate Aiken Senate Agriculture Committee Eisenhower Sen. Mundt RSD F Mundt Farmer Ainst Farmer Nixon Benson

State Guard Units Go To Camp July 18

A city report notes State Guard units scheduled to depart for camp on July 18. The Board of Works awarded Ralph Reed and Son Inc. a contract for 8,203.40 for sidewalks and gutters on W 18th St. bids for F 7th St resurfacing were rejected and remade.

W. 18Th St Arrow Wye Board of Works Ralph Reed and Son, Inc F. 7Th St Chesnut and Walnut Sts F. Lynn St Ind Osc Ar Felson Fain St

Cancer expert persuades wife to smoke pipe

In Los Angeles the Yale cancer expert Hammond and his wife Mrs Hammond discuss switching to a pipe as a potential trend. He notes heavy cigarette use links to lung cancer and heart disease while his wife says she reduced to about half a pack daily and may try the pipe herself. The couple, on vacation, entertain the idea of pipe smoking catching on among women.

Yale Cam Hammond American Cancer ‘Society

Board To Rule On Minister Montgomry Return Mystery

Sheldon Tilly The Elders of the First Presbyterian Church met to decide whether to retain Rev William Montgomery after his six week absence He returned claiming nervous fatigue and a urge to drive his car He is 41 and married with three children The board weighs his position following his return Paris buses use numbered slips to determine boarding order with slips torn from signpost slots

Sheldon Tilly First Presbytrian Church William Montgomery Montgomery Mr. Montgomery Cincinnati

Bealls Chapel Group Meets for Services and Meetings

Bealls Chapel Church hosts Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at Mrs Joah Richwine’s home south of Hamilton. Bealls Chapel Methodist holds prayer service Thursday at 8 pm. first official church board meeting Saturday evening. Perkinsville session convened Monday. Good Samaritans gather Thursday at the church. Local families hosting and visiting relatives span Perkinsville to Indianapolis and Anderson.

Joah Richwine Hamilon Women's Society of Christian Service of Perkinsville Herbert Gentry Bealls Chapel Methodist Church Bealls Chapel Church Good Samaritans Frank Conn Raymond Conn Fort Wayne Clifford Conn Myrtle McClintock Sandra McClintock Don McClintock Carl DeSpain Indianapolis LeRoy Brown Kenanna Ford Spaulding Anderson Lee Birton Ed Wise Virginia Wilson Mary

Benson Blames High Price Aid For Surpluses

WARSAW MA Benson secretary of Agriculture told Warsaw’s Lakeland festival that high support prices for basic commodities cause overproduction. He cited a 19 point drop in the farm income index from February 1951 to January 1953 and warned current policies keep production at peak levels while farmers face surpluses and market squeeze. Britain Got Guiana Britain’s only colony on the mainland of South America was ceded to Britain by the Dutch in 1814, with an area around 83 000 square miles.

Tevel Indiana Benson Britain Guiana Georgetown British Guiana South America

Farm Agency Uses Planes For Fire Fighting And Spraying

A Department of Agriculture aviation program operates 30 planes with 16 used to transport personnel and supplies including smoke jumpers, conduct large fire reconnaissance, detect fires in remote areas, and perform routine post lightning inspections. The remaining 14 planes focus on crop spraying dusting fertilizing and seeding research and development.

Department of Agriculture

A and B together finish in 40 days problem

A and B jointly complete a task in 40 days. B alone takes 18 days longer than A. Let A take X days, B take X plus 18 days. Then daily work sums 1 over X plus 1 over (X plus 18) equals 1 over 40. Solve for X to find A’s time.

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Paul White General Hospital Howard Filis Nege GOP Washin Board Paris Bealls Chapel Group Chesterfield Camp Arthur B. Henning Chesterfield Chester Cathedral of the Woods Lyle Sensasone Warsaw Ma. Uy Secretar of Agriculture Lakeland Ford Nolaal Arated Fearmad Nial Twins R & H Motor Company, Inc Farm Agency
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