Contemptuous U S Protest Rejection Over Plane Attack
The State Department disclosed that the United States will not permit the protests to rest there. Officials viewed Communist tactics as aimed at driving a wedge between the U S and Britain. London had demanded an apology for the destruction of a British plane, which Washington promptly provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ted Chinn
Associated
Cnn
Lax
Comi i & Muunist
Cleveland
Lear Pa
Detroit
Clear Ag
South China Sea
Indianapolis
Con- Memphis
Milwaukee
State Department
S.ste. Marie
Boston
Hirilain
U.S. Navy
Americus Aaeile
Ieee Slear
America
Britain
Reed
Sele
Harold Cod
Trevelyan
Randolph Schubert Sahl
Chay
Wively
Faye Altfancu
Shejhis
Clinton
Miley
Krevelyan
United States
Aud
Armerican Carvlen-Hosel
Olreragt
Hainan
Texan Claims Dorothy Permitted Death Kiss Before Strangulation
A Texan testified Dorothy Poore allowed a kiss before she was strangled in his hotel room. The case ties to a wider international dispute as diplomats report differing views on U S and Chinese actions amid tense China Britain and United States exchanges. Authorities cite conflicting statements and protest notes over the incident and related international clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianatolis
Victor He Lively
Talkalive
Texan
Palier
Dorothy Poore
Klasher
Commission Downs Board Gas Rate Increase
The Menreal Power Commission approved a $12,127Rd wholesale natural gas rate rise for Panhandle Raster Pipe Lind Co. The five months suspension plan shifts higher charges, with refunds possible after a hearing. Panhandle gathers gas across Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas and distributes to utilities and industrial users.
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Washington M
Menreal Power Commission
Panhandle Raster Pipe Lind Co
Paohandie Aay
Tme
Tanhailte
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Tndiana
Michigan
Avi
Youth Delinquency Arrests Reported in Wells Court
Five men and one woman face charges of contributing to delinquency of minors amid ongoing investigations. Two men, Thymal Knight and Ned Murevey, pleaded guilty in Wells Circuit Court with sentencing deferred for further inquiry. Others pleaded not guilty and requested jury trials as cases progress.
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Fauttnordeam
Timals
Wells Chreuit Court
Udon
Thymal Knight
Ned Murevey
Blurfton
Susie Janequi
Blurtlan
Shet Vontan
Vine Wenk
el Fur Oel
Amen
Ibu
McCarthy Censure Drive Stirs Senate Action Talks
Senate debate hinges on a substitute resolution by Sen. He Alexander Smith to delay action until after the November election. Vice President Nixon would chair a six member study panel while senators pursue possible censure of McCarthy. Wisconsin editor Gore vows recalls if signatures are gathered again after November.
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Senate
McCarthy
Alexander Smith
Next Pet
McCarthyian
Nixon
Olticin 1
Maawland
Smith
Hlandens
Smaish
E Gory
Sauk City
Wis
Gore
Wisconsin
Senators
McGarthy
Emge Officials Announce New Fireproof Office Building
Emge Officials unveil plans for a new concrete brick building with 246 feet frontage on 8th Street, including a two story cooling unit, modern administrative office, and inspection wing. A south platform and front driveway will be added. Completion aims to boost local employment from about 350 to roughly 510.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emge
Untitled local assessment row stirs political clash
A fragmented report from Anderson area details tax assessors and government battles over property improvements and tax totals. Conservatives push back as Labor abstains, questioning elected policy amid crumbling estates and planned levies totaling 2 695 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Wivman
Walk
Madison County
Anwhieh
Pornil
Arthur Springer
Anderson City
Labor
Clarence Terry Services Saturday
Clarence Edgar Ferry Terry 74 of Newry dies at home. Funeral 4:00 am Saturday at Leonid Underwood Bangral Home with Rev. J. C. Ferguson of Second Baptist Church officiating. Burial in East Maple Wood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Edgar "Ferry
Newry
Uiderwood Bangral
J. C. Ferguson
Ferment
East Maple Wood
Former Editor At Frankfort Expires
Nora Kramer 81 widow of Maroldl Morton Kramer died Thursday at her Frankfort home. Her husband, a former editor of Frankfort Morning Times, wrote six books including Hearts and the Cross and The Fupged Way. She lived most of her life in Frankfort, active in the Methodist Church and DAR. Funeral plans pending with local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Tog
Alts
Nora Kramer
Maroldl Morton Kramer
Uke Frankfort Morning Times
International Lyceum Assn
Gayle Langford
Dreague
Kramer
Williams Daughters
Tew
Floyd McLain
Prankfort
Masone Lodge
Mt. Zion Cemetery
New Columbus
Portville man dies in Indianapolis plant accident
Francis McClintock, 40, of Portville, died after an electrical incident at the Eli Lilly plant in Indianapolis where he worked remodeling. He was brought to Cory Funeral Home for viewing after 4 p.m. Sunday. Services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home with burial in Gravellawn Cemetery. Surviving: widow Wilma. two sons Donald and Dee. mother Mrs. Cleo Richardson of Pendleton. half-brother John Richardson of Albuquerque. half sister Wilkins of Baltimore.
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Francis
Fortville
Francis McClintoul
Portville
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
NcClintock
Nyland Sheet Metal Co
Ody
Wis
Cory Funeral Home
Pan
Gravellawn
Wavtville
Wilma
Donald
Dee
Cleo Richardson
Pendleton
John Richardson
Albuquerque
Tempo report on American youth life and study conditions
Broadcast notes that Soviet Union visits by American student editors occurred in 1944 and 1953. Argentine observances mark Eva Peron's death with nationwide shutdowns, transportation and public services continuing. President attends a Basilica service with cabinet. Eisenhower urged withholding federal funds from housing plans that fail to ban racial and religious segregation, calling for a clear national policy.
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Soviet Union
Argentina
Eva Duarte Peron
San Eecen
O10
UNGEO
Eisenhower
Funeral notices from Wilkson and Grovelawn Cemeteries
Funeral arrangements list the passing of Mrs Joyce Brooks Pendley and Mrs Joyce Brooks. Services for Pendley are at Schuster Funeral Home in Hamiltonburg with interment at Pairmunil Cemetery. Brooks service at Cornell Brill Funeral Home in Wilkinson with burial at Grovelawn Cemetery.
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Joyce Brooks Pendleyvon
Joyce Brooks
Werle Brooks
West SL
Cornell Brill
Grovelawn Cemetery
Anderson Obituaries Summary of Local Death Notices
Obituaries from Anderson note funeral services for John J. Redington age 4 at St Marys Church with interment at St Martins Cemetery after death at home. Rosary Society members plan a prayer gathering. Martha Opal Wooley widow of Elgar Heste, died in Newby Nursing Home and services set at Sellsaint Lane Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park. Mrs Robert Sibbert age 56 was taken to St Johns Hospital by Hareold Razelle ambulance.
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Joan J. Reddington
John J. Redington
N. Marlen Ave
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Travers
SL. Marts
Brown and Bull
The
Rosary Society
al & Pm
Jony
Reddidelon
Armor County
Martha Opal Wooley
Elgar Heste
Pearl St
Spa
Newby
Sellsaint Lane
Kenneth Lakh
First
Memorial Park
Robert Sibbert
W. Btn SL
St. John’s Hospital
Hareold E. Razelle
Explosion at South Belawares plant jolts Indianapolis crowd
Witnesses describe a deafening blast at McCarty Steels near Monument Circle that shattered brick building windows and scattered about 4,000 spectators as flames raged. Police sealed the area while meteorological notes say Friday showers likely northern and central Indiana with drought conditions worsening southward.
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Robbie
South Belawares
Monument Circle
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tabert Straszieim
Purdue University
Andy
Measure Is (Continued from Page One Tax Bill Provisions
The bill enacts several tax changes on a tight budget. It extends the 62 percent standard deduction beyond the first year, aiming to offset a large loss in revenue. The plan preserves rates with minor adjustments and is expected to raise slightly over 90 billion dollars.
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Lars
Virginia Coal Co
Milton’ Dradhey
Re Company
Chicago
Kelso Senoolylums
Supply
Alderson
Foor
Kiger Co
Indianapolis
Robson Evans
Penses
Columbus
Swartz
Ex- Paper Co
Muncie
Tor
Sebnut
Forsger
Affonl
Treasury
Ftroe
Budget Committee Reports Progress on City Budget and Projects
Budget requests were reviewed by the Park Department heads Farell Wilson William Chambers and Frank Allis as part of the City Budget Committee discussion last night. They reported progress toward reducing the 1954 budget to 1.87 dollars per hundred dollars of assessed value and addressed plans for renovating the light plant overhauling generators and a water conservation program. Wilson presided in the absence of Dr. Martin. council president Charles Harry and DeVar Liteon were also missing. The meeting recessed at the president's call.
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Page Ononeer
Park
Farell Wilson
William Chambers
Frank Allis
Council
Connell
Thel
Mr. Wilson
Nealing
Dr. and Martin
Charles Harry
DeVar Liteon
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Florry Kk. Anderdin
Lle
Sige Fors
Mildred Ritety
Tene
Kiefer
Scottsburg
Chang
Caracas
Ventsuelan
Communist Party
Commission Downs Board
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Llion Winelli
Tapas
Knowland
New York
Sen
Capehart
Flanders
Carty
Winnie
Clarence Terry
Rachel L. Weaver
Wilkinson
Rachel J. Weaver
Willard
Charlottesville
Condo and Son
Redman
Embarrass Cemetery
WRS
Clara Niehaus Wilkinson
Nichaus
Madison
Nent
Boxwood
Coufon
Kresge's Dime Store
Meridian
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