Republican Victory Seen in 1952 Agenda and Uranium Trade
The report argues for a stronger Republican Congress in 1952, citing integrity in Washington and pledges fulfilled. It notes Australia’s uranium production and U S plans, with a three-state energy mission urging a limited, controlled approach to mining and trade with Japan and China as the Cold War context grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Yaters
Washington
Australian Atomic Enery Commission
Ting
United States
Australia
Alamic Energy
Lodushin
Far East
Tv At Sea
Eiliwantelns Rata
Eisenhower
Japan
China
Limited Japanese Trade With Red China Approved
Governors urged Japan to gain access to resources and markets in Southeast Asia to sustain itself and ease U S taxpayers of supporting Japan. They warned that overrestriction would aid Red China’s war efforts and proposed a program to ensure self subsistence for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Okinawa
Japan
Asia
China
United States
Chamber Plans Survey for Anderson Growth
Anderson Chamber of Commerce officials seek a comprehensive survey by a state agency to aid the Civic Development Committee in charting growth plans for the community. The group meets at the YMCA at noon next Wednesday with J. W. Brelstacd in charge. speaker John Mellett of Indianapolis will discuss state economic planning.
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Anderson
Mr. Mollet
Anderson Hall
Anannis
World leaders weigh aid and troop shifts after Japan riot
General Maxwell Taylor stated there are no laws preventing redeploying Allerigan troops from South Korea as he returns to duty. Shigeku Yoshida may scrap a world tour to seek U.S. economic aid, postponing travel after Japan’s parliament riot. Yoshida reportedly plans World Bank and Export-Import Bank loans to secure American surplus agriculture and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell K. Taylor
South Koren
Preaser
Shigeku Yoshida
Japan
United States
Yoshida
World Bank
lexport-Import Bank
Washington
Detectives Still Seek Stolen Tires
Detectives hunt for stolen tires traced to several youths who allegedly bought tires at wholesale prices. Authorities say some tires remain missing while others were sold locally. A youth involved was taken into custody earlier this week amid questions of receiving stolen property. Police urged anyone with possession of stolen tires to contact authorities.
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Jayearod Anderson
Polier
Tron Av
Chetek Street Name Row Draws Legal Question
In Chetek Wisconsin a proposed street name by Fay Shane a native of Chetek now of Avalon Washington prompts political and legal debate. City clerk Moe says officials will not adopt Shane's chosen name and notes potential legal implications for the deed remain unclear.
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Chetek
Wis
Wisconsin
Fay Shane
Chetick
Avalon
Wash
Shane
Moe
Ally
For Sale Advert Promises Bargains in Bulletin Herald
Fragmented ad text touts bath items and inexpensive wares with claims of wonderful results. Readers urged to call or visit Mesa Bulletin-World WantAds for quick advertising services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Bulletin Herald
Ato
Advertiser
Iears
Biser
Suspect Charged In Music Center Burglary Here
Chats Vann, 31, of 211 W 10th Shy, faces a second degree burglary charge in Madison Circuit Court yesterday over the Anderson Music Center theft. Instruments valued over $1,090 were reported missing. most were recovered. Vann was arrested in Indianapolis and returned to Anderson by police. Prosecutor William Burr filed the car action yesterday.
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Madison
Chats Vann
Regent Robebery
Anderson Music Center
Sid St
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Poliee
Anderson
Teterlive
Robert Barkenspeck
Isaac Weatherly
William Burr
Ex-Editor Maurice Z. Hockett Home From Hospital
Maurice Z. Hockett former editor of The Herald who had been in critical condition in Defiance Ohio suffered a heart attack on June 23 and has been returned to his home. Mr Stnckett longtime Herald staffer and public relations director for the Defiance plant of General Motors Central Founder Dis Vision, his mother Mrs Edna Hockett resides at 77 Madison Ave.
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Maurice Z. Hockett
The
Herald
Hasmilal Eines
Ohio City
Stnckett
Defiance
Eral Motary Central
DisVision
Fdna Hockett
Madison Ave
Costa Rica Blacked Out After Rumors Of Invasion
Costa Rica shut down amid rumors of exile plans to invade. The article notes drought and crop fears across the region, with California temperatures near 93 degrees. It covers agricultural shifts, government price supports, and potential surpluses affecting farmers and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Exiles
Costa Rican government orders blackout amid invasion rumors
Costa Rica declared a blackout from 2 am to 5 am and closed the San Jose airport after rumors exiled Costa Ricans planned an invasion similar to Guatemala to overthrow President Jose Figueres. Officials said the alert covered the capital and guards were tightened while observers noted rumors could reflect hostile acts from neighboring countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Jose Piqueres
San Ose Aire Lock
Inn
Ute
Akleronisty Party
Ign
Plamnig
Vastou
Col
Carlos Castilly Armas
Dacaha Achen
Guaranty Ie Gualenata
Panama
San Dose Alia
Conta Client Informiaty
Roops
Natel A. Calderoy Goordlads
Wes Filraelt
Tinal
Wes Fit
Return-To-Work Appeal Readied In Atomic Strike
Washington and Labor leaders prepared to submit back-to-work recommendations to atomic workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and nearby plants by Friday night. CIO and union officials planned to unveil proposals at mass meetings after a three hour conference. If accepted the strike would end. delivery of the inquiry board report to the White House would be delayed to allow a resolution without presidential action.
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Wasitington
Secretary of
Labor
Mitchell Anl Cid
Jod Dale
Sietking Atomic Workers
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Ihwood Swish
C10
Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
Joseph BR
Padreah
Michell
CIO
Waller
Teller
Swisher
Joy
Ale
Mitchell
Gut
Dog
Fire Warning And Warmer Weather Predicted
Weather service reports a fire warning for the region with warmer conditions ahead. Readings near noon today expected to rise into the upper 60s to low 70s with partly cloudy skies in the north and south. A potential shower Sunday followed by unsettled conditions Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hee
Woth
Howe
Tordhy
Bedynos
Warner
Todianta
Bate Conservation Department
Memorials Limited to Loyalty Groups Raised in Inturnatolis
Trustees at Inturnatolis restrict memorial use to groups showing strict loyalty to anti communist ideals. ACLU organizing efforts blocked. no public attendance at Friday meeting, only trustees and reporters present. Brig. Gen. Clarence McNabb led the session, noting controversy over proposed memorial access. Name changes and board appointments discussed amid tension with Gov Craig and local officials.
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Inturnatolis
Menirinll
Firnilse
Clarence TR. McNabb
Warne
America
Ulan
Henied
Nse
Mendilaein
Star
Brown
Secre
Tory
Che
ACLU
Auditoriual
Pini i G. Hoffaain
Studehaler Corp
Marshall
Legion Gathers in Indianapolis Parade and reforms demands
Thousands of veterans gathered in Indianapolis for a Legion event focusing on welfare and World War II hymns extension to Korean War veterans. Candidate list for the state Legion leadership included Hira Lyon and Tally Morrison, with parade plans reported for Saturday after a Friday executive meeting. A separate item notes a Kansas City veterinary hospital incident where a man took $835 from a receptionist and fled.
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Indianapolis
Gory Hilety
Meni
Pay Armas
Goshen
Anpader
Igi Anas
Prashw
Crawfordsville
Chet de Gare
Aan A
Yeas
Menkohsd Ag
Hira
Lyon
Greenfield
Tallyi Morrison
French Lick
Brove
Rhatiewn
Fishers
Pridiay
Animal Hospital
Kuwaed
Kansas City
Elon Corrigan
Vacation checks top 2 million plan closings
Guile Lamp Division officials announced that Ute industry’s annual vacation pay plans will total over 3.00 percent of employees, reaching about $459,000 and raising total to more than 84,000,000 if General Motors payments occur next Friday. Delco-Remy Division also disclosed $1,305,000 in vacation payments for 9,800 employees. Payments will accompany weekly checks to 3,077 Guide Int Division workers. Total for two industries reaches about $2.01 million, setting new local records. Other plans include the Governor Company suspending operations for two weeks, resuming July 19. Nicholson Fire Company's Arcade Works will close July 1 for vacations and inventory, with operations back August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guile Lamp
Ute Inustry
General Motors
Delew-Remy
Delco-Remy — Division
Delew Remy
Sion
Pictes Governor Company
Jeune Burton Sr
Nicholson Fire Company
Two Trucks Collision Injures Passengers Near Frimkton Road
Friday crash on Crosser Corner four miles south of Frimkton Road left Harold Rozelle and Obs Hil af with injuries. Robert Hit ter, 27, of Elwood, passenger in Hil af s truck, was taken to St John's Hospital with scalp lacerations, forehead and right ear injuries. The other driver Tavarn Rigeins, 93, escaped injury as crews continued on.
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Crosser
To Frimkton
Robert Hitter
Elwood
Obs Hil
Munele
St. John's Hospital
Tavarn
Rigeins
Nill
Cotuin
All-Important Inspection Of Soap Box Derby Racers Scheduled Today
Today is the all-important inspection day for the 1954 Anderson Soap Box Derby. ATL boys bring racing cars to Derby Headquarters at 603 Meridian St for weighing not exceeding 260 pounds and overall length and width checks. Judges will scrutinize wheels brakes and steering while numbers are issued upon early drop-off at Hunter Chevrolet.
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Anderson
ATL
Cial
Derby
Hunter-Chevrolet
Meridian St
Hunter
Darkson St
Cay] Mason
Joseph Dye
John Philips
Pawh Whiteeaten
George Garner
Dell Wilson
Mack Tmanter
Melvin Shick
Norby
Lance “Belle Hudson
Beon de
Sprinkling limit set in Chesterfield to two nights weekly
The Town Board restricted evening sprinkling to two nights per week for about 100 residents to cope with hydraulic water pressure drops as many use excess water at night. Officials noted the water plant pumps 400 gallons per minute, well below peak demand, and urged shrubbery watering only during allowed hours to conserve supply.
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Roeberk Austin
Fawn
Iowa
St. el
Syria
President Loses As High Farm Price Aid Voted
Washington reports the Senate Agriculture Committee backed a bill extending one year of price supports at 90 percent of parity despite President Eisenhower's opposition. Sen. Aiken predicted possible vetoes, with party divisions shaping the debate and decision on farm legislation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Agricultire Committee
Senate
Sen. Aiken VC
Agriculture Committee
Fifteen From County Inducted Friday At Indianapolis Center
Fifteen Madison County draft registrants left Anderson Friday morning to report in Indianapolis for Army induction, completing the county quota for the July draft. Thirty three others reported for physical examinations, ten seeking first physicals, with some veterans eligible for the draft. August quota not set, but about 15 more expected to be called from Madison County. Last month 22 inducted. SQUIRREL AIDEN MOBERLY, Mo. City firefighter Clifford Parris shot a squirrel and found her about to bear young. Farris performed a caesarian section and delivered two baby squirrels, one died, the other thriving on drops.
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Madison County
Anderson
Indianapolis
Army
Aiden Moberly
Clifford Parris
Farris
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
New arrivals at St John s Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas Cassee of 2032 Martan St a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Poole of 2625 Crystal St twins to Mr and Mrs Fred Brotherton of Alexandria a son to Mr and Mrs Martin Wead of Alexandria and a son to Mr and Mrs Ivin Metson of 148 E 38th St Born at Bail Memorial Hospital Muncie to Mr and Mrs Metson Also noted are births in the Anderson area with local families listed.
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St. John's Hospital
Anil
Thomas Cassee
Martan St
Richard Poole
Crystal St
Fred Brotherton
Alexandria
Martin Wead
Bail Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Too
Ivin Metson
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Chuckla
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Pam Marlin
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Conmering Airlines
Central Guraxy
Happiness Tours
Ithe Travel Agency
Trans jWorld
Pegny Ann Hewston
Thomas E. Cory
Pittsburgh, Pa
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Peggy Ann
Jimmy Kelly
Lang
Thei Beach
Calit
Agriculture Department
Mel
James M. Kelly
Long Beach
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Couch
Fem
Aun Toot
Harold Shindler
Newhtegh
Mie India
Toll Bralgl
Legion
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Pafice
Lore
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