Indochina draft plan and tariff debate in brief
The French cabinet plans call for 80,000 draftees to boost forces in Indochina, despite a law against combat duty abroad. The Tariff Commission weighs higher Swiss watch tariffs, with Ike facing a 60 day decision window. Carlos Mevia, former Cuban president, arrested in New York for gun sting charges. Mundt-McCarthy cigar exchange fuels hearings. Also an Alaska Mt McKinley rescue reports a climber found alive after 15 days with injuries. one climber fatal.
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Texas
Indochina
Africa
Werm
Far East
France
Tariff Commission
Elsenhower
Wiel
Carlos Mevia
Cuba
New York
Hevia
Fulgencio Balista
Socearros
Trim
Brooklyn
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Civilization
Eorge Nie
Oppenheimer Barred From Security Review By Board
A special security board voted 4-1 to bar J. Hubert Oppenheimer from further access to atomic research. It cited past communist associations and delayed hydrogen bomb research as factors affecting U S security. The May 27 findings were released by lawyer Herbert Marks, with requests for immediate commission review.
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Washington
UA Special Security Board
J. Hubert Oppenheimer
Tyle
United States
Alamig Energy Commission
K. 0. Nichols
Herbert 5. Marks
Oppenheimer
Marks
Imate Pubic Aeller
Nichols
Loyd K. Garylson
Commission Figels
House approves wider Social Security expansion
The U S House passed a broad social security expansion by a 355 to 8 vote sending the measure to the Senate. It would extend coverage to about 10 million more Americans by 1950, raise monthly benefits, boost taxes, and lift the maximum earnings base from 3600 to 4200 affecting millions including farmers and municipal workers. The plan aligns with President Eisenhower’s recommendations and broadening eligibility to 75 percent of the population.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Canalian
Argu
Civie Ployer
New Leaders To Guide Boy Scouts County Program
Madison County Boy Scout leadership changes place Robert W Shoemaker Sr elected president of the district succeeds F Albert Schanter who completed a term William P Movaney Jr becomes district commissioner guiding a staff of neighborhood commissioners for 7th Packs Troops and Explorers in Anderson and county communities with three new vice chairmen and chairmen outlining a broad program through June 1955 to advance more than 2 700 Cubs Scouts Explorers and leaders across multiple towns from Pendleton to Lapel and Chesterfield
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Madison i
Duies
Robert W. Shoemaker
Sounds
F. Albert Schanter
William P. Movaney, Jr
Anderson
Fay
Frankton
Orestes
New Columbia
Lapel
Markleville
Pendleton
Chesterfield
Anderson College Payroll Plan Uses Silver Dollars
Anderson College proposes a payroll plan valued around 1.1 million dollars annually using silver dollars. The initiative, urged by a Citizens Committee and backed by local commerce groups, aims to fund college staff and students while supporting a new library project with a 250 thousand dollar contribution.
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Anderson College
Citizens’ Committee
Chanter of Commerce
Northwestern students clash with guards at dormitory door
A chaotic incident at Northwestern University involved about 399 male students storming a women's dormitory Monday night. They confronted a guard who demanded names and draft numbers, and were repelled as they fled.
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Evanston, HL
Las
Northwestern University
Pean James Metead
Want Ads Prompt Picked Up By Eskimos Dinner Jacket Sold
A fragmentary want ad notes refriger ators and other items sold to Eskimos buyers. A dinner jacket and trousers in size 36, excellent condition, was advertised at 26 dollars. Call 5371 for Want Ad help at 22nd Street.
For the next two Seeks Comp Contard on Page 3 Crt
A brief item notes two seeks compensation contard on page 3 court section. The terse notice directs interested parties to review current docket entries and follow court guidance for filing claims within deadlines.
Merchants Plan Outing and Father’s Day Event
Merchants association outlines two June events led by co chairs Fred Lerkham and Myrea Brown. An annual manager summit at Anderson Country Club on June 23 precedes a Father’s Day contest June 20 with awards over 200 dollars for the oldest father among 14 townships and a grand prize for the county’s oldest father. Contests, entries, and planning details include YMCA venue at 2:30 p.m. with spinners to be announced later.
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Noland C. Wright
Anderson Retail Association
Bryce Brown
Mayor Wright
Fred Terkhorn
Brown
Terkhorn
H Clay Riley
Hoyt Wright
Ed Bronnenberg
Harry Schuster
Herald
Anderson Stelail Association
Uys Olfest
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Che
Anilerson Weyard
YMCA
Mr. Brown
Ath Terkham
Clay Riley
Toyl Wright
Edi Etanbere
Darry Schuster
Rain Forecast Promises More Wet Weather In Prospect
Forecasters predict continued showers for the next five days with nine tenths to three quarters of an inch of rain daily. A rainfall total of 1.58 inches has been measured since last Friday at the city water plant as temperatures ranged 62 to 87 during the 24 hour period ending yesterday at 4 PM. An earlier Tuesday storm caused fire damage to the Hoppes Addition Nagatene Church, with losses around $3,000. crews from Anderson and Markleville fought the blaze after a bolt of lightning struck the building. Intermittent storms overnight offered no relief to the fire, which was already out of control when responders arrived.
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Indianapolis
Burda
Ory Wat
Trustees Agree to Cooperate Over Township School Plan
School trustees announced yesterday they will continue cooperation with township officials regarding Anderson Township students attending Anderson on a tuition basis while ninth graders from the township may attend Cityduntor High when the Anderson system shifts to a six‑grade plan in September 1955. The board issued a clarifying statement after its regular meeting to reassure township patrons about how the change will affect current arrangements.
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Anderson
Sehant
Yestern
Forv
PresLontianes
Flanders Attacks McCarthy as Hitler-Like Tactics
Senate debate centers on McCarthyism as Vermont's Flanders calls tactics Hitler-like and accuses McCarthy of stirring racial and religious tensions. McCarthy rejects charges and defends staff and Catholic Jew and Protestant collaboration against communism.
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Flanders
McCarthy
Court forbids seizure of film in Indianapolis ruling
Judge John L. Niblock froze attempts to seize the film Trench Tale amid protests by five Indianapolis dealers and officials. The restraining order, not banning screenings, allows criminal action if the film remains in circulation. Police and theater owners planned showings despite objections citing indecency.
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Todianapolis
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Tay ¢O
John L. Niblock
Superi
Warsday
Frank Fairchild
Alin Ruti
Uy KO Braneh
Offier
Niblack
Jane Russell
PTA
Indiana Hos 12 Holiday Deaths Twice Normal Toll
The Associated Press reports Indiana recorded 12 holiday deaths, double the usual for a weekend period. A car tied to a locomotive near Templeton, Fenton County, killed Charles A. Mertl and Earl G. Currart, while a tree fell on a coupe’s roof in LaPorte County. A windstorm near LaCrosse killed James J. Kimmey as a Learjet-like accident occurred nearby. Nellie Muntma died in a two car crash in Adams County. A Decatur wreck injured Gennie Mumma and others. Gustav Mrueckeberg was injured in the same Decatur incident.
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Ubyt
Templeton
Fenton County
Charles A. Mertl
Allen
Earl G. Currart
Hoopeston
Jecross Ind
LaCrosse
I LaPorte
James J. Kimmey
Je Chleara
Tass Lake
Ue Lear
Nellie Muntma
Elnora
Atan Adams County
Forth
Ass of
Decatur
Gennie Mumma
Doscal
Tussell
Lacey
Gustav Mrueckeberg
Consumer Credit Surges in April, First Rise This Year
The Federal Reserve Board reported consumer credit rose in April for the first time this year, increasing by 179 million dollars. Total consumer credit reached 27.1 billion dollars, after a prior month gain of 69 million.
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Washington
Yederateserve Bord
Armistice Day Becomes Veterans Day Marked Change
President Eisenhower signed legislation converting Armistice Day to Veterans Day in November each year. The White House ceremony was attended by Congress members who sponsored the measure and veterans organizations officials. The change follows a recommendation from major veterans groups.
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Teisenhower
Nye
Congress
Brooklyn Soldier Rescued After Mount McKinley Fall
A Brooklyn soldier, 25, was rescued by helicopter after a fall on Mount McKinley. He underwent hip surgery for a dislocated joint and multiple injuries. The recovery followed a tense ascent ordeal as two companions aided the mission, with the group reporting from Denali National Park.
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Brooklyn
Anais
Jover
Ind Air Force Base
Argus
Arguis
Font McKinley
Weekend Highway Crashes Injure Anderson Residents
Multiple Anderson residents were injured in weekend highway accidents near New Orleans and Maryland. Victims include Mrs Mullins and other travelers from Anderson, with several sustaining fractures and severe injury. Residents were hospitalized. two former Anderson residents, Folin Gray and Ruth Gray, were also involved in a separate crash near Riverdale.
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Anderson'aya
Mud Wavy
Ins
Jexx
Midlins
Michael
James
Orleans
Maryland
Memphis
Tenn
Tin
Sun Valley Speedway
Bernard Nullins
2Nd St
New Orleans
Mullins
Noble Wisham
Carlier
Siz
New
Sumaer
St. John's Hospital
Uday Apt
Folin Gray
Hig Wie
Ruth Gray
Werd
Amacridug
Riverdale
Commissioners Study Marking Plan For Roads
The Board of County Commissioners mulled a county road sign plan aligned to a numbering system adopted earlier. Rural directory representatives discussed a county rural directory publication. Residents urged resurfacing Cross Street Road west of Frankton Road. Deputy check on remonstrance petitions against the Anderson Chesterfield ban proceeds, with several days needed. County Treasurer Walter Mays reopened the treasurer’s office for tax payments and related duties.
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Boar
Na Rural Directory Service
Frankton
Andila
Toho Walker
Anderson
Chesterfield
Walker
Walter Mays
City Schools Chief Announces Card Distribution For Saturday
Ebbert, superintendent for City Schools, said pupils will attend classes on regular basis today and tomorrow. Friday will be dismissed so teachers may prepare cards and other materials.
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Ebbert
Anderen
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