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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

2

Candidates in tenaged race report filing sums

A list of candidates with reported campaign expenditures and amounts, including Hector Lawler Richland Township trustee 35.50 Millicent Canaday Pipe Creek Township trustee 28.90 Earl Crule Anderson Township constable none Otho Bronnenberg Anderson Township justice of the peace 110 Hermin Markle county councilman at large song Cletis Bair commissioner North District 261.10 C McCrary Hall Creek Township justice of the peace none Willis R. Smith trustee Geren Township 10 George Clenton Jackson Township advisory board none Merle Foust state representative 395 Albert George Anderson Township justice of peace 24 Scott F. Blake county clerk 1 George Burke county roads 258.45 John L Kirkpatrick state representative FATS.29.

W. Hollingsworth Hector Lawler Rich Land Millicent Canaday Pipe Creek Earl Crule Anderson Township Otho Bronnenberg Anderson Hermin Markle George Burke John L. Kirkwatrick Fats

Braden Warns of Communist Spread in Central America

Spiruille Braden, president of the American Society and former assistant secretary of state, warned the pope and others about the dangers of communist penetration in Guatemala and Central America. He said the worst danger would face the region in its history and urged vigilance against Soviet influence. The remarks were broadcast to Beameil, Central America.

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Senate McCarthy Inquiry Faces Subpoena Strain

A fragmented Senate debate centers on subpoenaing Loy alty Security Board members as the McCarthy investigation resumes. Cohn asserts directors may be questioned after the inquiry ends, while Welch presses for rapid action and potential new probes amid party maneuvering and calls for turning names to the Defense Department.

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South Dakota Primary Results Hint at GOP Strength

Ex Marine Pilot and Sen Karl Mundt faced little opposition in the Republican primary. Mundt seeks a second term against Democratic challenger Ken Holum. Democrats nominated Marlin Chamberlain for governor with 14 752 votes to 14 304 for Me Kellips. Taft and other figures mentioned amid debates over 1952 primary rulings.

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Capehart urges com many on property and trade power

Capehart, in remarks to the Senate Banking Committee, argues that America should ally with workers to defend private property. He contends that productive jobs and property ownership counter communist influence and emphasize military and trade priorities.

America Senate Banking Committee

McCarthy Attacks on Executive Branch Target Vietnam War

Senator McCarthy described the Eisenhower administration as moving toward the right direction in routing Communism but warned he would not be bound by any orders from the White House. He cited Indochina fighting, U S aid, and alleged internal government actions as he criticized Geneva conference outcomes and the ongoing Indochina War.

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McCarthy attacks on Senate panel startled crowd

The June 3 1954 hearing scene shows Senator McCarthy denouncing alleged Communist influence while Mundt and Welch respond with restraint. A large audience reacts with mixed laughter and applause as McCarthy questions Silas Plaindurs and presses for information under oath amid concerns over CIA infiltration. The exchange highlights Cold War tensions and GOP party dynamics.

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Tempo Accuses Government Employees of Usurpation

A report alleges attempts to block a classified reform by government workers and the White House. The text names a genouncer and frames actions as executive overreach, signaling political tension and claims of unlawful power.

White House

Franklin PD speech urges global economic plan vs spread of communism

Rep Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr called for a week of action by free nations to form an economic conference to curb communism in the Middle East and Southwest Asia. He criticized the present administration for emphasizing military aid while doing business with Arabs, contrasting it with the Truman era economic program.

Franklin PD Ronnvelt Jr Free Natione of the World Middle East Asia Roosevelt Truman

McCarthy Leads In Ft Wayne Newspaper Poll

Fort Wayne Indiana report says a Wayne Neses Sentinel reader poll shows Senator McCarthy leading with about 17,686 votes. The ballots asked readers to agree or disagree with statements praising or criticizing his investigation of communism, claiming votes favored one option by a wide margin.

McCarthy Ft. Wayne Fort Wayne Ind

Witness Drags Nonstop World Continent From Rage

A chaotic crash near Indianapolis involved a 1951 Kemp vehicle and a State Highway truck, igniting a fuel fire. NACA announced jet propulsion advances while Indiana Bell fire responders fought the blaze and treated injured drivers.

Margaret E Cagle 61 Dies in Anderson Home

Margaret E. Cagle aged 61 of 124 W Uh St died at 4 pm after illness. Widow of John A. Lyle, she moved to Anderson 44 years ago from Greencastle and was a longtime member of Pilgrim Holiness Church. Surviving: two sons Chester and Frank, two daughters Alma and Lillie, 16 grandchildren, 87 great grandchildren. Funeral in Pilgrim Holiness Church with interment at Pleasants Walk Cemetery.

Margarut Lagle Margaret E. Cagle McVey W. 3Rd Ladoga Lit John A’. Layla Baker Brothers Pilgrim Holiness Ralph McCrory Flotermant Saunt Walk Chester Tudinispolis Frank Andorsum Lillie Parks North Vernon Alma Perry Anderson

Senate Approves Billion Farm Fund With Increases

The Senate backed a 1 083 billion farm appropriation for the next fiscal year, exceeding Eisenhower’s request by about six million dollars. The measure, likely to be reconciled with a House version, includes a 148 million rural electrification fund, a rise from Eisenhower’s 55 million. The vote passed largely along party lines, with support from 35 Democrats and 8 Republicans.

Washington Senate Eisenhower House Senate Appropriations Committee Renate House Tisenhower Sen Morse Todores Langer and Young North Dakota Cooper Kentucky Mundt South Dakota Schvenpel Kansas Wiley Wisconsin

Alcoholism Medical Director Appointed in Indiana

Indiana Gov office announced Dr. Fred E. Lawrence as the first medical director of the State Commission on Alcoholism. The division, created by the 1953 General Assembly, will open its first treatment center in a vacant Indiana Village building for Epileptics at New Castle, serving 35 men. Also notes a train collision near Cross Street and Indiana Avenue and a stolen vehicle found burned at a gravel pit southwest of Anderson.

Indianapolis Bourol Nyhwing Department Kemp Lravel- TC Benny Tage Muncie Behymer Highway Department NACA Indians Bell Telephone Co Federal Rayu L,smith Forcie Plum Indiana Bell Vicel Sweetaims Fies Chetion Conp Behyner Jas Petron Tomlinson Indiana Bell United States Sow New Columb Earl Hartzell Ward Stottlemeyer Anderson Paul Ravage ARC

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties two notices

Mrs Amalda A Lowe widow of John Lowe died Tuesday evening at her daughter Murl Swartz home Fortville area. Funeral services 2 p.m. Friday Bethlehem Church northeast of Fortville with burial in Bethlehem Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Swartz Mrs Flora Binna of Fortville and Mrs Huby Bedke ley Anderson. three sons Por est San Gabriel Calif Tyner Anderson and Willian Indianapolis. several grandchildren. Mrs Pearl Markle 73 died at Rahbek Nursing Home Anderson. Final rites 2 p.m. Thursday Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Oscar Ahlbrand officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery.

Ida Cherry Dewey SL St John's Hospital East Maplewood Philiip Phibrook Meadowbrook Baptist Church Solls and Rowe Funeral Home Mt. Zinn Aoeney Durham 12Th St Willvbel Kermit Pugh Bethany Christian Church Huaots- 1 Vile C. Mannon Elijah C. Minnnom 15Th Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Brown and Butz Manoral Kenneth Losh First Baptist Church Greenfield Cemetery Lee Ann Worgan Funers Lee Aon Mar Ban Bir Richard Lee Morgan Morin, Sr St. John’s Hospital Harold E. Rozelle George 8. Taggart First Proshyterien Budut Memorial Park Rozellé Gerald Gerhart, Pasetor Summitville Waltz and Widay Funeral Wil Charles Culberkon Chattanooga Tenn John Sarefield Anderson M. P. Rimmer Ralph J. Clark Arrow Ave M. F. Himmer Dalas Tex That City Rimmer Walter T. Kimmer Greenfield Church of God Almanda A. Lowe Fortville John Lowe Portville Murl Swartz Pearl Markle Rahbek Fisher Brothers Oscar Ahlbrand Finale Wesleyan Methodist Church Brooks Side Cemetery

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