Fire destroys apartment in North Anderson
Fire early Friday gutted an apartment at 1019 Broadway belonging to Keith Gray. Fire crews from Units 1 and 4 plus 5 battled the blaze for over an hour and a half, believing faulty wiring started the fire. Nearby city trucks sustained only minor damage from sparks. An unrelated note mentions city dogs living longer due to regular exercise.
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North Anderson
Keith Gray
Broadway
Nous
Iouth
Central Sts
Union Withdraws Pickets At Power Project Dispute
Madison report says the Sheet Metal Workers union will end pickets at the Chitty Creek power project after a jurisdiction dispute with APL. Workers are to return to their jobs by Monday as the union withdraws the labor action following talks.
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Madison
Chitty Creek
Sale
APL
Billerinimers
Road Conference To Be Held Here In Early August
A county road conference is planned for early August with State Highway Department representatives and county boards to discuss land improvement needs. Anderson Chamber of Commerce and local committees organize, naming subcommittees in Madison, Elwood, Alexandria, Pendleton, Lapel, and Summitville. Plans include seeking state approval for a new Anderson to Wood road along the Pennsylvania Railroad route and, at Markleville, favoring a reroute of Ind 109. The effort aims to support a countywide road improvement program and gather community input on projects.
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Bureau of Ronde Anl
Madison
Board of Commissioners
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Lin
Bell Myers
Fred Welton
Y Wavidevilla
Elwood
Alexandria
Frinklon Amd Summitville
Lbh
Tulare, Ee
Unclear wartime claim linked to Allied counterspy network
An official asserts a Western informant knows hundreds of identities tied to the Allied counter network. The informant’s cooperation is deemed crucial whether he dies or is abducted, as he would remain the only source able to provide information.
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Mulharily
Joh
Ie West
Court-Martial Record Details Defense and Prosecution Clash
The court martial continued with the defense denying changes in the long stand formation and denials of officers ordering water dousing after a fainting incident. Meo testified he had been in his office between five and six that morning and did not hear details of the incident until told by Sgt Wilhig the next day. Prosecution witnesses said an orderly routinely directed the water action to restore formation. An alarm was posted to monitor the rubble fire as flames and rubble consumed the Great World building. The plant employed 144 workers and a Pennsylvania passenger train delay near the plant intersected with firemen battling the blaze. the cause remained undetermined as the fire continued.
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Wabash Railroad
Senate battles over Aris issue and power plant amendmen
The Senate clashed with the administration over the Aris issue during a marathon session. An amended provision sought federal agency plants with first claim on surplus power for cooperatives and public entities, while the House ditching the identical amendment led to a conference fight. The White House labeled the filibuster obstruction jeopardizing key items, as arrest and protest actions surfaced near the capital.
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White House
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Depu
Robert E. Wilkerson
Carstas Beer
Roll Rowland
Wafly
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Mrs. Junte Mae Cook Wilkinson, 7, wife of Momer Cook, died Friday at her Pendleton rural route home after years of invalidism. Funeral rites will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Cony and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with burial in Harlan Cemetery. Surviving are the husband, five daughters, two sons, two brothers, and many grandchildren.
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Mine Mae Cook
Momer Cook
Pendleton
Cony and Son Funveal
Wilkinson
Arile, Slohler
Warrington
Harlan Cemetery
Margaret Arrett
Naomi Luellen
New Castle
Mary Swinford
Plorence McGill
Anderson
Nosetta Stabler
Markleville
Lyngans
Mattia Cook
California
Henry Cook
West German Officials Probe Soviet Activity Ties
A West German inquiry examines Soviet actions amid rumors of a possible kidnapping or defection by Hahn. The commission weighs whether he was seized by Reds or fled East independently, amid ongoing uncertainty about his status.
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Hahn
Ingh Commission
Wheat Growers Vote On Controls Still In Question
A night report from the Associated Press outlines continued farmer debate over wheat production controls. Officials indicated only a fragment of ballots counted, with Ohio and Illinois showing strong opposition while other states tilt toward support. Final statewide tallies remained incomplete as big producing states held back full returns.
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Pries
Bongon
Shuman
Marison
Ol Andinois
Mins
Shawerd
Ohio
House Debates Public Option for Atomic Power
The House split over a comprehensive program to develop peacetime atomic power with public and private agency involvement. Rev Buntick of North Dakota was the sole Republican supporter, while thirteen members voted against. An amendment on control of government and non government power distribution was defeated as Senate stalled. The chamber pressed through a Senatorial battle during a prolonged session interrupted only by a 25 minute recess.
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Lively
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Bert) Titus
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Indianapolis
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McCarthy
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beVenka
Brooklyn
The
Rev. Buntick
North Dakota
House
Tnother
Hoth
School Board Approves Plan For Three-Wing Facility
Pare Uney reports the proposed school building will feature three large 200 foot wings. One wing will run along 29th Street, another along Meridian Street, and the third along the property's south side, forming a major new departmental facility.
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Pare Uney
Dated dispatches on U S defense talks and Democratic stance
A report cites United States ambassador to Nationalist China Rankin on informal talks of a mutual defense pact with Chiang Kai shek’s government in Washington and Taipei. It notes Cardinal Pacelli’s remarks on democratic power limits and quotes Senator Clifford Case challenging Democrats to back Eisenhower’s program. General Joan M. Mull left Tokyo for Asia conferences as South Korea’s Rhee plans a July 28 Washington visit.
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Chiang Kabshek
Washington
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United States Senate
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Asia
Hulls
Thhat
Syneman Rhee
Tresitént Kisanhawer
McCarthy Order Details La Venia Clearance Contention
A new demand was announced requiring the Defense and Justice departments to state reasons for La Venia's clearance. The decision keeps La Venia in high lab but assigns him to duties where he will not handle sensitive work.
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Oney Insues
LaVenia
Hig Lab
Weather Outlook Hints Scattered Showers in Ohio Valley
The Associated Press notes possible test showers in the Ohio Valley by Friday night and scattered showers over a broader area on Wednesday. No substantial rainfall is expected, but officials warn the forest fire hazard could rise. Indiana forestry officials urge maximum caution with matches and cigarettes amid hot, dry conditions.
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Indiana
Trarley G. Hank
Anderson Obituaries Briefs At A Glance
Mary Ett Gallifer infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jort Gallifen died shortly after birth at St John’s Hospital. Graveside rites set for July 10 at Memorial Park with Rev Philip Philbrook officiating. Parents reside at 2445 Chase Street. Grandparents listed from Summit and Lapel area. Sanford Carter 89 Chesterfield dies at daughter Dorothy Jones home. Services Sunday 2 pm at Harold W Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev George Harris. Burial in Bronnenders Cemetery. Alonzo Reading of Muncie former Anderson resident dies. Funeral 3 pm today at Parson Moritary, Muncie.
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Puneruiser
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Lively
N. 7Th St
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Chinapolis
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Shirey
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Lapel
Jett Galliher
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Chesterfield
Dorothy Jones
Nome City
Harold W. Rozelle
George Harris
Ug East Lynn Christian Church
Bronnenders
Chestersfield
Alonzo Reading
Muncie
Nowth J Anderson
Ferguson Faces Commission Hearing Next Week
Fragmentary notes show Ferguson tied to a commission meeting and a toll road bill enacted for the 1850s session. Mentions Wesley Salone of Clinton and Senator Vermillion, who died in office, splitting the Senate term with Roe.
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Ferguson
Cn-Dulhar
Roe
Wesley Salone
Clintont
Anderson Bernacrat
Senate
Sen
Waller Vermillion
Cathay Pacific Plane Sinks. Six Missing, Five Rescued
A Cathay Pacific Airways jet operating from Singapore to Bangkok with extra passengers crashed after takeoff in Bangkok. Five passengers were saved, one confirmed dead, six still missing as crew and remaining travelers battled conditions and authorities searched the crash site. The disaster disrupted travel schedules across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia as rescue teams worked through the night.
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Hong Kong
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Ang. In
Cathay Pacific Airlines
Singapore
Bangkok
Thailand
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