Churches Accept Repair Offer After Buenos Aires Riots
TEMPO ROMAN CATHOLICS in Argentina accept a government plan to repair six Buenos Aires churches damaged in mobs after an unsuccessful revolt against President Juan D Peron. Notable sites include the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace. Government funding covers restoration, though church officials cite historic status as the reason for cooperation. Former President Hoover states he expects no lasting prune from Geneva talks and favors a cautious peace approach. Harriman comments on avoiding public tie and favors quiet settlement. Cont on Face 3, Friday.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Joan D. Peron
Phurches
Santiago
Luis Cardinal Capello
Prrate
Attentiva
Dour
Cieh Souress
Onl
Hoover
Peysos
United States
Germany
Elvenhower
Brn. Clements
Kentucky
Tie
Geneva
Far East
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
New York oys The Maasdam sailed for Holland Wednesday with Theodore R Grevers a 60 pound private detective aboard He was commissioned to charge a cabin pink and to build a king sized dining chair Grevers size prompted advance warning from the Holland Ararrican Linn stlt but the details remain unclear
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New York
Holland
Theodore R. Grevers
Carpenter
Grevers
Musial Walks Off In 12th Inning All Star Victory
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals homered in the 12th inning to power the National League to a 6 to 5 win over the American League. Trailing 5-0 after seven, the NL rallied behind strong pitching from Joe Newhall and Cone Conley, with Musial delivering a decisive blow as Milwaukee hosts the game before a 45,643 crowd.
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Jack Hand
Milwaukee
Stan
Musial
St. Louis
Rero
Dinalz
Wight
Ikearbers
Onning
Arch Ward
Nationals
Mickey Mantle
Tremendus
Perini
Woods
Cincinnati
Joe Newhall
Cone Conley
I Conley
Braves
Iia Page
U S Farm Group To Keep Open Mind In Russia
A 12 member U S farm delegation plans a fact finding visit to Russia with no fixed agenda, led by Dr W V Lambert Nebraska University, meeting reporters in Washington. The Russian hosts include 13 farm leaders set to tour the Midwest and West, with the U S delegation leaving New York for Helsinki before Moscow talks.
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Washington
Russia
W. V. Lambert
University of Nebraska
Mewalvien
Department
Af Agriculture
Lauren
Soth
Thes Moines Register and Tribune
U. S
Iowa
New York
Deg Moines
Irus
Midwest
West
Mies
Velsinki
Finland
Wascaw
Tambert
Sey
Tal
Independent GOPers Name Party Officers
The first meeting of the new Independent Republican party was held Tuesday night. The party plans to compete in Levoming city elections and elected officers Lowell Mcluin as chairman George Shaw as secretary and Charles Kratz as treasurer. The group, reportedly over 10 members, will release its list of candidates soon.
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Llwool
New Independent Republican Party
New Party
Lowell Mcluiin
George Shaw
Charles Kratz
School Project Is Approved by Anderson Board
Anderson Board of School Trustees held a regular session to approve a heating plant project for the high school Central Junior High and gymnasium, with an estimated cost of 100000. State education and tax officials had approved work, and the board said construction would begin immediately. James Allen, the board’s business manager, reported on potential issues related to maintenance and secretarial staff coverage by Social Security.
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Anderson Board of School Trustees
Central
James Allen
Sehiov
Derby Racers Ready for Today's Soap Box Derby
Sixty six boys race in the Anderson Soap Box Derby for a trip to Akron to compete in the All American race. Derby headquarters announced cars go down the ramp at 1 30 p m after a pre race parade.
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Anderson
Akron Sohin
Derby
Meridian St
Bth
Meridian Sts
Jebor
Mounds Park
Arena Fitie
Delta-Remy
Bob Swelker
Akron
Speer
Terhy Plenie Ab Matis Park
Jackie Johnson
ijShell
Glen Keeney
Jon Everman
Bobby Karp
Billy Huderson
Colum
Ruth Eh lis to Face Gallows Today in Holloway Cell
London report of Ruth Eh lis a platinum blonde ex-model and mother of two awaiting execution for the murder of her motorist lover David Blakefe. Legal efforts by Victoria Mishcon the British lawyer sought a royal reprieve from Home Secretary Stanley Sloyd-George as final hours tick toward the 2 a.m. CST hanging.
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London
Ruth Ehlis
Exodel
David Blake
Holloway
Ruth Gills
Misheon
Home
Scilym i
Sloyd-George
Clear Weather To Stay Water Supply Adequate
Weather remains clear and warm with no rain expected. Officials report Anderson’s water supply abundant though Ramey wells have shown a five week decline in flow. Engineer Karl Roseberry says upcoming rain by Sunday could revive the wells. White River usage remains low while demand sits around 10 million gallons per day, with only about 600,000 used.
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Lncal
Anderson
Ramey
Karl Roseberry
White River
Juvenile Trouble Report Shows Fall in Delinquency
Anderson Police Department figures reveal higher efficiency in the Juvenile Department in early 1951 with 4 cases disposed, compared to 244 in 1935, indicating a drop in juvenile crimes and commitments. June figures list 27 charged boys and 6 girls, totaling 33, with incidents including incidences and a vehicle theft by one juvenile.
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Anderson
J. 1
Coen
Twenty People Seek Daytime Child Care Help
A Historic Help Wanted ad notes twenty people responded to a request seeking someone to care for small children during the day. Readers were urged to contact the Want Ad Girl at 33871 to arrange sitter opportunities and to connect with others seeking daytime care.
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Butletin
Smala
Slaying Clues Remain Meager
Slaying of a blue eyed daughter of Mr and Mrs James Davis of Sioux City remains puzzling as FBI agents and local police pursue scant clues and a John Doe warrant is issued for the kidnapper. The body was found Monday near South Sioux City Nebraska across the Missouri River with blunt force injuries reported by Coroner Thomas Cobden. Six FBI agents led by Joseph Tharniun continue the investigation.
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Shun City
Towa
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ahr
Sioux City
Thomas &. Cobden
FBI
Joseph Tharniun
Omaha
Andergoli City Council Set for Thursday Evening Session
City Hall will host a regular council session Thursday night with a heavy agenda. Rezoning ordinances cover residential to business and resident to industrial changes. No special readings. two new working ordinances and a $2000+ expenditure ordinance on first readings. Several petitions expected.
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Andergoli City
City Hall
Chapter Elects County Red Cross 1955-56 Officers
The Madison County Red Cross chapter elected officers and directors for 1955-56. Thomas R. McMihon of Anderson was named chairman and director and cited for outstanding service in the 1955 fund drive. Other officers include M. E. Van Meter, Robert Rock, Ruth Green, and Jack Rossin. Directors listed: Robert Wessler, W. L. Baughn, R. Y. Williams, Neal Johnson, and others from local towns.
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Madison County
The
Red Cross
Thomas R. McMihon
Anderson
National Organization For
M. BE. van Meter
Robert Rock
Ruth Green
Jack Rossin
Evaraht Fleck
Flock
Jock Rossin
M. E. Va Motar
Thomas McMahan
Ruth Grean
Herald Moto
SEC Chairman defies testimony over Dixon-Yates row
In Washington, SEC Chairman J Sinclair Armstrong faced a possible contempt of Congress threat after he refused to testify on whether his agency was free from influence in the Dixon-Yates private power contract. Senator Kefauver pressed for answers, while Armstrong cited presidential privilege to withhold confidential exchanges between government departments. The dispute followed Eisenhower’s cancellation of the contract after Memphis officials guaranteed a public power plank to replace private interests.
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Washington
Securities &Exchange Commission
Congress
Dixon - Yates
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
T Sec
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Cuse
Dixon-Yates
Armstrong
Armistrong
Senate
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yateston- Strack
Memphis
Murray Snyder
White House
Edgar Dixon
Dixon
American Boys Die in Banff Snow Avalanche
Seven American youths on a mountain expedition in the Canadian Rockies perished when a snow and rock avalanche swept them near Temple Mountain. Six from Philadelphia and one from St. Louis died after reaching within about 2 000 feet of the peak. Two Philadelphia Wilderness Club members were injured.
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Banff
Alta
Thor
Canadian Rockies
Boysn
Canadian Mounted Police
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Temple
Vwe
Iwilderness Club
Banff Park
National Park
Meixcdn
New Sub Station Goes Into Service Soon
Prank Yarling light department superintendent announced a new substation at Vineyard St in North Anderson will be placed in operation soon. The facility includes a 3,750 KVA transformer and a pact to deliver 150 million dollars in goods to Russia over six years, with Austrialyyeel and Moscow signing the agreement.
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Prank Yarling
Anderson
Atea
Vineyard St
North Anderson, Co
Usia
Austrialyyeel
Soviet Union
Moscowia
Austrialand
Russia
Allis-Chalmers Company
U S Polio Immunization Fund Bills Approved in Congress
National effort expands free polio injections for children under 20 and pregnant women as House Commerce and Senate Labor committees back funding plans. Government aims to vaccinate 2 558 000, with supplies rising to 729 000 additional vaccine doses. Local details note involvement of Madison County plan group and Fall Creek Manor area as sites for future immunization programs.
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Washington Vf
Torsday Feiarat
Iso- Sae Fio
House Commerce
Senate Labor Committees
Fall Creek Manor
Main St
Madison County
National Foundation For Infan
Pall Creek Pass
Alle
Ralph
Harold
Manger
Frank
Mary
Agjards
Wilmer
County commissioners plan bridge near Orestes
County commissioners intend to meet with property owners Tuesday to settle property claims before proceeding with a bridge project over Dueck Creek. The plan includes a channel to alter the creek’s course, estimated to cost about $80,000, according to Dale Flora, president of the board.
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Mavison
Orestes
Dueck Creck
Dale Flora
Board of Commissioners
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
New baby notices list local families welcoming newborns. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. [surname] announcing a boy or girl, with street addresses such as 14 Thighlind Ave and 620 Nichol Ave. Names include Jones Philips Wheeler Yust Hopper DeVaney and others.
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Bari Yestentay
Malot
Ungeran
Thighlind Ave
Johanie Jones
Robert Philips
Muncie
Howard Mutha
Nichol Ave
Surmer Wheeler
Mery
James Yust
Kenneth Hopper
Louise
Mya
Billy DeVaney
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Benry Schnitz
Chestnut St
Clyde R. Allen
E. 7Th St
Stanley
Ralph Moore
Pill Si
Ike
Asia
County Red Cross
SEC
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France
Canada
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