War Materials Aid To Red Nations Charged
Washington lawmakers charged the administration with stoking partisan sides in a probe of foreign aid. They asserted U S policy allowed allies to ship strategic goods to Communist nations and accused former aid chief Stassen of evasive testimony. Republican detractors framed the majority report as political maneuvering aimed at embarrassing the Eisenhower administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denare Investizutors
Congress
Tine
Mame Onarald E. Stassen
Fisenhower
Disarma
Sassen
Qnean
Sen Rath Fr. Mondt
TSD
George Ut. Bender
Bender
Eisenhower
Soheamminuer Charman
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Tel
United States
Tayree World
Counliies
Mundl
Stassen
Eller
Families Receive Threatening Letters Over U S Troop Presence
Reports indicate letters threatening retaliation against American troops in West Germany have reached families of soldiers. A Pennsylvanian parent said notices were mailed last week and may be routed to the FBI and Washington FBI offices for investigation. The letters urge U S forces to withdraw from German territory and condemn the continued American military presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Germany
United States
Gt Famites
Pennsyhvania
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FRE
Germany
Alfai
Surplus Barter Plan Rejected in Congress
Washington reports show House rejection of Eisenhower administration pleas to permit barter of American farm surpluses with Soviet satellite nations. Legislation would have allowed disposal of surpluses in exchange for foreign currencies for overseas purchases and embassy costs. A conference with the Senate aims to settle differences before final passage. Detroit dispatch notes about about five million U.S. families holding two or more autonomous incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
Eisenhower
Dulves
Tastallalione
U.S
Hases
Senate
House
Clothesline Blazes Stir Firemen at Shook Home
Firefighters fought several small indoor clothesline fires at the Shook residence on 2401 obo VOSt. around 608 ppm. A kitchen clothesline with electric cords sparked multiple flames, revealing an age old hazard of pennies behind fuses. Towels and cloths ignited, keeping crews busy while they extinguished each blaze. Building permits dated show Harold Etchison issuing five permits in early month. Mercy Hospital notes list dismissals admissions and births including a boy for Mr and Mrs Robert Harrison and girls for Merl Hollowell and Vernard Skipnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shook
Obo
Vost
Tsome
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Hires
Frankton
Bobby
Kurtz
A. Elwood
Vats Miller
No. C. St
James DeGodyer
Egan Orbaugh
Dorson St
van van Winkle
Fairmount
Fisell Pouch
Elwood
Walter Loser
Grace Stavens
Deborah Smith
Green Acres
Robert Harrison
Newon
Has
Merl Hollowell
Vernard Skipnet
Westwood Rd
Muncie
Tals Landrum
Ball Memorial A Hospital
Munck
Copher and
Fesler
Elwood Service Station Looted in City Break-In
A break-in at Simmons Brothers Citief Service station near the east edge of Elwood damaged a cigarette machine and stole $25 in cash and four cartons of cigarettes. Entry was made through a window on the east side. police investigate the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Simmons Brothers Citief
T the
Elwood Social Activities and Local Anniversaries
The Elwood community marked the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Day with a Sunday home gathering and family dinner from 4 to 11 p.m. Lydia Bunith and Ava Smith, both Elwood natives, are noted. Mr. Cox and Mrs. Smith have deep local roots and family ties. Various club meetings follow, including camera and garden groups, with plans for exhibitions, contests, and officers elected for the Elwood Firemen's Auxiliary and World War Mothers units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emwcon
Vernon
Sunuiday
Lydia Bunithavas
Elwood
Elswood
Sterety Fondman
Alexandria
M LaShure
Irs
Kenneth Elwood
Duck and Cherry
Cox
Mr. Cox
Bwood Camera Club
Dack Nurwal
Clark T Moxteas
Elwont Firemen's Auxiliary
Ed Clack
Imysery
Rosemary’ Humphrey
Click
Parl Warne
Mary Wunder
Chaves Wileliams
Elwood World War
Eagles
Fern Schafer
Hartford City
Hagles
Past Matrons Visit Wawasee at Hammer Cottage
Local Past Matrons Club gathering at the Hammer cottage on Lake Wawasee with members and social guests in attendance. Attendees included Grand Matron Hane Hanson and daughters, plus relatives visiting from Pittsburgh, Nashville, and Indianapolis. Various guests shared meals and attended events in Camden and Eaton with relatives from Osford and Anderson, culminating in plans for travel to New York City and Europe aboard Queen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J. W. Hammer
A. Vl. Lowers Ian
Jack Loudenhack
Hammer Cottage
Lake Wapwasee
Htne Hanson
Daugh
Marian Morganeau
Frederick Pierce
Pittsburgh
Piere
Tex Pierce
Homer Sumner
Nashville
Maryeilie
Tenn
Mary Siwmnep
Joseph Wagner
Riverdale
Jeannette iSheddrick
Larry
Or. W. Taylor
Claude
Lindsey
Eaton
Ohio
Camden
Charles He
Frederick Pierze
Paw
Herbert
Pirres
Hanmer, Jr
Andhildren
Manthers
Jr . Koehler
Philadelphia
CB. Cooper
Virginlnooper
Jxxle Epperson
Malvaline
Anderson
A Hoppes
Marie Reagentberg
Mane
New York City
Theon Tinue
Europe
Elizabeth
Fishing Club Holds Annual Reunion at Elks Club
The North Webster Lake Fishing Club met last Thursday at the Elks Club with thirty five members and guests. Honored guest was Harry Black the president celebrating his birthday. John Rock recorded proceedings while Fred McKowan won an award for championship bait casting in Kesciusco County. Pratt Shock Nora Webster represented northern fishermen. Warren Van Style and Arnold Meister delivered annual reports. Reception committee included Frank Daniels Olivier Sipe Wilkinson Samir Johnson Tack B Revercongh Clarence Richwine. H. E. Bil Neve Ed Campbell and Marshall Vanderbur reported far west fishing from Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Webster Lake
Elks Club
Harry Black
John Rock
Fred McKowan
Kesciusco County
Pratt Shock
Nora Webster
Warren van Style
Arnold Meister
Frank Daniels
Olivier Sipe
Wilkinson
Samir Johnson
Tack B. Revercongh
Clarence Richwine
H. E. (Bil) Neve
Ed Campbell
Marshall Vanderbur
Arizona
20 Per Cent Levy Boost Might Be Needed
Washington reports Rep William Bray predicts a 20 percent tax rise if Congress approves a 14 billion dollar military spending boost next year. He notes the increase would allocate 70 cents of every tax dollar to military preparedness and cites Russia as spending only 2 percent of its budget. Bray, on Armed Services Committee, warns broad military growth could affect economy and stability. Other notes include Eisenhower nominating Donald F. Clark as postmaster and local community items from Bethany and Storyton Beach with church activities and public notices, along with beef consumption data for 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willianm Bray
Congress
Bray
Russia
House
Committee On Armed Services
Bray Sai
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2CAR
Detroit
Harold Etchison
del Faor
Meredith Beeman
Albert Sullivan
Joel Murray
John E. Baker
So. Anderson
Jerry A. Munns
No. 12Th St
Main
Rt. 2
A St
Fort Riley
John F. Raglane Jr
Virgil Ray
Anderson St
Kas
Mooresville ‘High School
Indiana University
Lambda Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Scabbard and Blade Society
Lower Elwood
Knights of Pythias
Terre Haute
Elwood DeMolay
Masonic Tempte
Phillip Brown
Sain
Clit
Mays
Overton Sackstedor
Elvan Garden Lair
Toyah Warren
First Baptist Church
WC Filapatrick
Mildred Jack Harwell
Holones
Thie Sity
Mall Yovom Tiskep
Whururgn
Wawasee
Fishing Club
Party
Vy US Weather Bureau
Daparmanl of
Comauan
United States Weather Bureau
Donald F. Glark
J Hammond
Ind
Srorytona Beach
Mario Accardi
Denly
Dee Viuren Bethany
Bethany Daily
Vacation Bible School
Henry Tear
New York Harbor
Prac
Pana
Church Yard
Rehhurch
Anna Biddinger
Chesterfield
Ollie Jones
Nea
Castle
Edgar Tsjanogle
Walter Sanogle
Dale Cottrell
Paul Wilson
Marilyn Wilson
Collen Wilson
Donna Cottrell
Elizabethtown
Edward Brown
Rex Scott
Aleta Scott
Bertha Scott
Richard Jones
Ovie Rushton
William Kidd
Vaughn Sutton
Sandra Kidd
Joree Sutton
Scott
Robert McNewlane
Paul McNew
Ask Lawn Dl
Frank Guildenbecker
Brazil
Edward
Brown
Donald Cook
Naj Iap
Poriscola
Fla
Gideon Johns
iMr
Byron Ellis
Emory Gibson
Homer ‘Eshleman
Logansport
Eshleman
Waller Reed
James Reed
Indianapolis
Chicago
Bethany Dvbs
Kentucky
Bourbon
America
Bond
Pane Weider
Quo Crow Distillery Co., DIV
National Dist, Prod, Corp
Frankfort, KY
Tad Jacobs
Dormeyer
Wes
Potisher G Warer
EU Lilia
Eee
Bolls Preprieicsy
Phetes
Rene
Jacoby
Mae-Kay
Metal Combine Coe Meriténtel
Pudsey
Boul Ly
Jacobs Precision
Chuck
Nang
Tia
Lepae
Tiny
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