Farm Certificates Will Be Paid Off
Washington The Agriculture Department announced it will pay off during June four million dollars worth of price support certificates held by banks that helped finance price support operations on the 1953 cotton crop. Certificates outstanding total 639 million dollars. They were issued when the department’s funds for price support operations were not equal to grower demands. The certificates to be retired this month were issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Oppenheimer Security Hearing Split On Reinstatement
A federal security board voted against reinstating J Robert Oppenheimer's clearance while noting no evidence of disloyalty. dissenting member Ward Evans argued he was cleared previously. The majority cited serious conduct concerns and potential influence risks impacting national security.
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AEC
Gordon Gray
Acroy and Snow
University of North Carolina
Thomas A. Morgan
Sperry Corp
Oppenheimer
Ward Y. Evans
Loyola University , of Chicago
Institute For Advanced Studies
Princeton
Merchants Plan and Chamber Activities Outline
Retail Association officials will meet Thursday for additional alms and ongoing plans. Floyd Shelting, manager, notes Transportation Committee work for Anderson County Clyde non noon. Clarence Neveland chairs the group. Industrial Executive group meets Thursday noon at the YMCA with William Class in charge. Chamber drive to enroll lay members ends with an 8 am Friday session at the YMCA. over 50 new members reported. Legislative Committee meets Friday noon at the YMCA for talk by Dr James Le Duvages on social welfare program before Congress. Catlin Whitehead chairs the committee.
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Retail Association
Chamber of Commerce
Floyd Shelting
Dueside
Menting
Transportation Committee
Anderson County Clydoni
YMCA
James le Duvages Oy
Congress
Catlin Whitehead
Science Shrinks Pile New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Hio-Dyne relieves hemorrhoid pain and shrinks them without surgery. Reported in New York Special from a research institute, Preparation H ointment is now offered in drug stores.
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New York
N.Y
China
Oppenheimer Loyalty Question and Clearance Reinstatement
The report concludes Oppenheimer remains a loyal citizen but cannot be trusted with reinstating his security clearance. It notes his role in America's atomic program and the political strain from allegations with Algerians and Communists. The decision cites national security interests and references actions by Eisenhower and ABC officials.
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Lis Vleur
Ne Day
ABC General Mawree KD. Nichols
Lees
Nichols
Loyd K. Garrison
Oppenheimer
School plan eyed as Edgewood study weighs options
Oren France and the Board endorse continuing current operations while seeking a sound joint solution for the city and township school problems. Edgewood’s study commission reviews attitudes toward student transfers as a South Side Junior High School nears completion in 1958, with a proposed six year primary, three year junior high, and three year senior high system. Township transfers would shift from four years to one year in a City Junior High and three years at Anderson High School.
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Eutinurd Wrath
Oren France
Lown Ishin
France
Edgewood
Forest Manor
Elmhurst
South Side
Anderson
City
Anderson High School
Anderson High to gain new junior high in city plan
Officials outline long range district planning after village visit by Ohio State University consultants. Jules Gude students assigned to Columbia School. junior high pupils to Thomas Baker. high school pupils to William Hutchison. Anderson Board to convene Friday night to conduct regular business. Linfield Myers, Dr. John Norton, Maud Stoelting and others active in campaign and organization. Six associate chairmen, including Harald Achar and Rev. Monroe Schuster, work with Myers.
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Anderson High
Forth
Evrry
Wits
Ohio State University
Jules Gude
Kineinney
Columbia
Junion High
Thomas Baker
William Hutchison
Fbborit
Anderson Board of Schools
Mtrebonne
Linfield Myers
John A. Norton
Officin
Maud Stoelting
Franklin K. Zimmerman
Frank K
Mr. Myers
Special Gifts
Mr. Hartung
General Organization
Studge Harald E. Achar
Hay H. Alexander
J. Willson Barber
Monroe G.schuster
Steele C. Smith
Mr. Zimmerman
Spectator wreck at Sun Valley Speedway injures six
Anderson reports a racing accident Saturday night where a tire detached from a racer and struck spectators. Six people were hospitalized as rescuers treated injuries. one child suffered bruises while a local man sustained a crushed skull. Emergency crews and ambulances rushed victims to St Job’s Hospital and home care followed.
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Page
George Filghen
Memphi
Tenn
Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
Ngw
Wally
Miday
Gene
Mes
Fox Townsend
Gait Loewst SL
St. Job's Hospital
Cust
Social Security changes push higher benefits and new earn rules
The plan increases maximum monthly benefits from 85 to 90.50 and extends coverage to about 1.3 million additional farm workers. It also tightens earnings limits, reducing benefits for months with income over 80, and raises the retirement age rules. Existing tax rates stay through 1969 with several provisions taking effect after law, and some changes begin January 1 of the next year.
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Gonponr
Clapp
ANKOO
Tired Worker
Shelmienhower
Rennassie Valley Authority
Mao
L Hyas
Depu
Renty
Jane Borat Lore
New
Yorkey
Menac
Sae
Wuld
Labor aid declines to lowest level this year
In the week ending May 22 Tempo data show unemployment benefits fall to 284 000, down 23 000 from the prior week and the lowest since late November. The Labor Department noted continued weakness in claims as a sign of softening labor market conditions.
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Labor Department
City Schools Summer School Plans Mentioned by Mr Khe Sheett
City schools may follow the summer schedule outlined by Mr Khe Sheett. The brief note indicates possible existence of a summer program and suggests districts will implement portions of the plan. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Khe Sheett
College drive to fund Anderson College community support
The article details a campaign to raise funds for Anderson College highlighting attendance incentives, payroll considerations, and the role of city leaders and merchants. Frank N. Allis chairs the executive committee with George A. Coburn Sheldon B. Cooper James Ri Day Elma A. Funk and Everett A. Hartung among the key organizers as enrollment efforts are organized from 25 West 16th Street.
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Svar Re
Ebbert
Co Ee
Iroller C. L
Mindergarten
As- Caceeamna Sociation
Myers and Hartung
Anderson College
Snaneia
Il Ulves
West 16Th Street
Gorqmitee
Indiana centennial land sale nets votes in Chester ton
In Chesterton Indiana amid a centennial celebration the President and Adlai Stevenson gained land shares in a mock auction while a Chesterton real estate agent said a tax bill was rejected by the president's personal secretary. One square inch of land was divided into 26 lots with 4 auctioned to the highest bidders and two given freely.
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Indiana
Adlai B. Stevenson
Anne Carlier
Chesterton, Ind
Fom
Toth
Stevenson
President
Rescue From Mountain Hell Recounts Harrowing Ordeal
Argus, injured and trapped in a crevasse lined mountainside tent, could only hope rescuers would arrive. Air Force helicopters lifted eight climbers toward the 14 000 foot level as rescuers battled the ascent for five days to reach the stranded party. Argus, aided by morphine, later recalled watching planes overhead and signaling with hope as a recovery brought him to a healing village and then a plane home.
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Pepe Ne
Argus
Air Force
Brooklyn
Flanders Attacks McCarthy Parallels and “Dennis the Menace”
A fragmented speech shows Flanders comparing parallels to Adolf Hitler and McCarthy, likening a juvenile mischief figure to public figures. He questions appearances before the Senate and ponders the real Issues at stake while warning of fear among Jewish citizens.
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Adolf Hitler
McCarthy
Dennis the Menace
Naker
Colin
Dennis
Flanders
Senate
New Scout Units Planned As Training Intensifies
Leaders unveil plans to grow the Scout program with 10 new units since June 1 and expand training for newer leaders. Activities span Exploring for ages 14 and up, Cubing for ages 8 to 10, and summer events at Camp Kikthawenund. The focus includes Spring Camporee, Mile Run, and participation in the William D. Royce Pilgrimage.
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Kikthawenund
Sout
Gubinic
den Mother
Dan Ghief
William D. Royce
Lincoln Trails
Camp Kikthawenund
Mounds Distriet
Shoemaker
Fire damages Seppes church as lightning disrupts power
Firemen quickly controlled a blaze at a country church two blocks north of 38th Street Road in Seppes. The artificial gas tank nearby was protected by baster lines, averting a possible explosion. The building, remodeled recently, lost pews and a piano with Rev Velma Johnson summoned home to view the damage. Lightning also struck the city power line at 1:29 am Brown Sés, interrupting service briefly. City crews Dan Weffarnan and W. J. Kiely repaired storm damage and restored power.
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Para One
38Th St. Rd
Seppes
iLass
Velma Johnson
City
City Hneman
Dan Weffarnan
W. J. Kiely
Servico
Mystle Tedder Dies After Eight Month Illness
Mystle Tedder aged 48 died last night at the family residence 605 Columbia Ave Alexandria after an eight month illness. She was born in Pine County Arkansas daughter of Stoller and Lela Whisenhunt. Survived by husband Teabie L Vedder four sons Willard Tedder Fred Tedder and others and three daughters Abs Mildred Frazier Joy Turner Joanne Tedder. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Alexandra — Airs
Atyille Jane Tedder
Columbia Ave
Tedder
Pine County
Arkansas
Stoller
Lela Whisenhunt
Techer
Baptist Church
Alexandria
Maisy
Ark
Daws
Strider
Jlushand
Abs
Mildred Frazier
Hot Springs
Atk
Joy
Turner
Langley
Joanne ‘Tedder
Willard
Deseo
Fredyatt Mex Tedder
Aind
Almanda Lowe Dies At Capital
Almanda Alice Lowe 90, former Fortville resident and widow of John S. Lowe who died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter’s home in Indianapolis. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Bethlehem Church northwest of Fortville with burial in Bethlehem Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Swartz Mrs Flora Beawn and Mrs Ruby Beckley and three sons Forest Tyner and William, plus several grandchildren.
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Fortville
Almanda Alice Lowe
John S. Lowe
Murl Swartz
Bethel Ave
Indianapolis
Georges McCarty
Bethlehem Church
Buriits
Bethlehem
Swartz
Flora Beawn
Ruby Beckley
Anderson
Forest Lowe
San Gabrial
Calif
Tyner
Lowe
William Lawn
Anderson Obituaries Summary for Local Deaths
Henry Lee Hopping died at St John’s Hospital after a long Anderson stay. He was a shipping department worker, husband to Louise and father to Sarah Lee Mapping, with siblings in Indianapolis and North Vernon. Dewey Durham, 50, died at home after a heart attack, with funeral at Bethany Christian Church and burial in Huntsville Cemetery. Fujah C. Mannon, 82, died at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis. funeral at Brown and Butz with burial in Greenfield Cemetery. Survivors listed include several siblings and extended family.
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Wenry Lee Hopving
Henry Lee Hopping
Broadway
St. John's
Muncie
Henry
Apphiy Hopping
Hopping
Wabash
Delow-Reay Plant
Central Christan Church
Mt Movis
Valley of
Indianapolis
Scottish’ Rite
George Hocket
The
American Legion
Post
Wooi
Louise Hopping
Anderson School Board
Sarah Lee Mapping
Elizabeth
Helen Hopping
Tidianapolis
Meg
Willard Wohrer
North Vernon
Don
Ralph
Earl
Jonn $. Hopping
Ceecil Hopping
Soeipsic
Ind
Waltz
Hiday
Rome
Madison County Mears Fund Organization
Dewey Duran Deway Durham
12Th St
Baker Brothers
Kermit Pugh
Bethany, Christian Church
Huntsville Cemetery
Pannie Durham
Anderson
Marion
Floyd
Edward
Fortville
Ida Pettigreens
Katherine Turner
Kathleen Yattan
Bedford
Butait
Mannon
Fujah
C. Mannua
Robert Long Hospital
Minsday
Brown and Butz
Kenneth Losh
First Baptist Church
Greenfield Cemetery
Clevelland
Pendleton
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Brief obituary roundup listing Pearl Mabele Markle 73 of Anderson Rahbek Nursing Home and other local deaths. Includes survivors, funeral details, service times, and interment sites across Madison County towns and nearby areas.
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Madison
Pearl Mabele
Capel
Pearl Markle
Rahbek
Anderton
Final rites set for Mrs. Ethel Daymond at Watts and Miday
Mrs. Ethel Daymond, 60, of 166b EB Sid St., died Monday evening at John’s Hospital. Final rites are Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at Watts and Miday Funeral Home with Rev. Philip Philbrook of Meadowbrook Baptist Church officiating. Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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George EF
Canaday
George E. Can
Richard E
Meredith Taday
8Th St
Wilkinson
Meredith
Forbes Air Base
Atl Kan
Carmichael
Olinvis
Harperstown
Ras Jones
del Iine
Jeo Renny
Kennard High School
Scott Air Base
Conto and Son Funeral
Mary Alice Meredith
Kernard
Shirley
Srank Weaver
Noblesville
Frank Weaver
Rt. 1
Civero
Riverview Hospila
Pita
Evans, Godby and Trout
Hereschel Reed
Crownland Cemetery
Ethel Daymond
Ethel Nermond
Sid St
John's Hospital
Watts and Miday
Philip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
East Maplewood
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Alton
Lerday
Glen Falls
Ernie Rangaras
Direv
Cotamun
Paylls Frileler
Auhletics
Willy
Rency
Son
Mise
Helen Holly
Alb Bright
Smith
Koulas
O'Brien
Lopez
McTayish
Bernstein
EL Barto Valenguela
Mondizas
Mibhter
Jac O'Neill
Mystle Tedder
Almanda Lowe
DIAL
Yesteryear
Ainhdey
Andersoffs
Meridien
Hamilton County
Petur Barker
Markle
EUR
Fisher Brothers
Oscar Ablbrand
Fishersburg
Vanela Castor
Westfield
Ada Seaté
Catherine Russell
Tipton
Oiis
Alberta Arnold
Robert
California
Lee Ann Morgan
Fina
Fises
Lee Ann
Pitt
Richard Sue Morgan
Morian St
St John's Hospital
Harold E. Rozelie
George Tagi Xart
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles
Jones
Clark St
Whall
St. John's Heel
Mital
Sella and Rawal
Ravey Weldon Jones
Westside
Salvation Army Fost
K. of Ploof
Frankton
Mark van Ausdal
Puneral Services
Milford Center
Ohio City
van Ausdal
Lincoln Loan Company
Lions, Inc
Huth van Ausdal
Daugh
Eire
Fidelity & Surety
Bonda
Joe O'Neill
Iter
Retty Burt
Irena
Perry
Irena Elizabeth Perry
Amos N. Perry
St. John's Maspith
Claude Barney
Barney
Summitville
Elmer Z
Sarah Ellen (Brunt) Black
Ferry
Christian Church
Madison County
Barner
Eimer W. Perry
West Sivrainenly
Stella Koontz
Louisville
Ray Crough
Kurt Wayne
Eltires
Copher
Eall
Vinson Cemetery
Sumpnilyifie
Rozel
Edvence
Rozelle
Eve
Hae Bean Andersons
Areca Ata
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