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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

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Ike Housing Plan Clears Senate in Voice Vote

The Senate passed Ike's housing plan in a voice vote after House action. The bill funds 35,000 public housings with modified down payment terms and longer repayment periods, while a conference committee will reconcile differences. Opposition centered on public housing authority and racial segregation concerns influenced by Sen Maybank.

Ike Senate Wassington Eisenhower House Legis Ani Abe Sen Senate Lino Sen Marse Maybank D-Sc Jon Maybanks Supreme Court Columa

What Truth in Japan Moral Debate and Defense Bills

Dr. Jon n A Mackay notes the question What is truth prompts public inquiry in Washington and Christ’s light on fatalism. Japanese Diet clears two defense bills allowing a “safety forces” army and new navy, amid socialist opposition.

Jonn A. MacKay General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Washincton Wo Roan Grarties Japan Uontiaurd Sege Et

Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle

Birmingham docket note shows Judge O B Hall postponing a reckless driving trial until 1960. Attorneys argue over a trial date. a witness agrees with a brisk exchange about setting a date. One attorney quips 7080 and the other suggests Sept 1 190.

Birmingham Alen O. B. Hall Iniige Malt

Real Good Results From Want Ad Lures Many Calls

An advertiser touts success from his want ad in the Bulletin-Merald, claiming it generated over a dozen inquiries and direct contact with buyers. The note credits widespread reading and urges placing ads by phone at 3.5371 to reach thousands.

Lange Sun CASIT PHL Ncan Bulletin-Merald

Jap Parliament Ends Turbulent Diet Session

In Tokyo the lower house speaker Yasur ito Tautsumi was manhandled as Socialists protested a possible national police body. The chamber extended its session two days after a filibuster, prompting police to restore order as Prime Minister Yeshiea postponed a US trip and the Diet faced its longest, most disorderly session yet.

Tokyo Japan Yeshiea United States Kyodo Palle Yasurito Tautsumi

Indiana Loses Air School Bid as Field Narrows

Washington reports the final site for a new Air Force academy remains unsettled as a five member board failed to reach a unanimous recommendation among three proposed locations Aiton Illinois Colorado Springs Colorado and Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Air Force Secretary Warfield E Wallcott said a decision will come within a month after personal site inspections and studies on land, engineering and related issues. The selection board has traveled over 38 000 miles and reviewed more than 400 sites, with officials including Virgil Sander Merrill Meigs Brig Gen Charles Lindbergh J R Harmon and Carl Spaatz involved. The academy was authorized by Congress and will resemble West Point or Annapolis.

Washington Am Air Forcs Academy Air Force Aiton Colorado Springs Lake Geneva Wis Warald E. Wallcott Unee State University of Iowas Virgil Sfander Searst Merrill Meigs Aviatian Jheve Charles Lindbergh Air Fore J. R. Harmon Carl Spaatz W Eisenhower West Point Annapolis Taw Bard Congress Cf Aim Academy Cotamn

Senator McCarthy and Defense Dept Deadlock Over Names

Senator McCarthy and the Defense Department clashed over revealing the 133 suspected security risks in U S defense plants. He offered to provide the names to the Pentagon but insisted they remain secret pending testimony.

Defense Department Washington Sen. McCarthy U.S McCarthy Army Pentagon

Vietminh Wipe Out 300 Vietnamese Battalions In Annam

Three Vietminh battalions about 2,100 strong struck Viet Namese troops near Cungy Son west of Tuy Hoa on the central Annam plateau. The clash followed eight weeks of Operation Atalante as French air and ground forces sought to break rebel advances toward the delta and coastal farmland.

Ilanos Indochinanh Annam Cungy Son Tuy Hoa Saigon Red River Chohal Hung Yen Hanoi Yeu Phu Wirtminh

Last Primary Reports Filed at County Clerk Office

Filed expense reports for 27 candidates in the May 4 primary yesterday with details from Republican and Democratic candidates. Names include Carl A. Helms, J. Ward Starr, David Garellson, Garland Hraok Yank, Alpha B. Byrom, John C. McMillan, Arthur Atwell, and Robert Rocks among others with various amounts listed for trustees sheriffs assessors and clerks.

Joseph H. Armington Armington Sale Republicans Hhe Carl A. Helms J. Ward Starr T Cor David Garelson Richland Township James E. Hoppes Adams Township Rex Brown Falls Creek Township George Gibson Union Township Garland Hraok- Yank Routh Alpha B. Byrom John C. McMillan Justee Boone Township Nane Arthur Atwell Ronarts John A. Boone

Army reveals claims racket in Philippines involving forged documents

The Army disclosed a U S led scheme defrauding claimants for World War II damage in the Philippines. Investigators believe one or more victims were fraudulent, with two former American soldiers named as ring leaders. A forged Army letter prompted the inquiry, which Manila police aided to expose the fraud.

Washington Philippines Islands United States U.S Army Maneila Manila

Puerto Ricans Face Wounded Lawmaker In Federal Court

Federal court testimony centers on an assault on four congressmen in the House chamber. Witnesses identify four Puerto Rican defendants charged with multiple counts of assault with firearms and other counts, claiming the actions were demonstrations for Puerto Rican independence.

Washington Konnethje A Roberts Phurs Witty Shooks Marcel J. Roboris Aliminum Roberts Ment Paul iShafer R-Mich Tin War Wil Capitol TH Ren Usher J. Burifles R-Nd Burdick Miter Conioverda

Summer School Opens Monday in Anderson and Fullderson

Summer school sessions begin Monday for Anderson Public Schools and Fullderson Township schools. Students will dismiss today and return Saturday morning to pick up report cards and promotion reports. Miss Katherine Langell notes first through sixth grade classes at Longfellow School. Lois Shaffee will supervise elementary instruction. High School summer classes start Monday and run through July 31.

Anderson Public Ebbertt Fulderson Township Katherine Langell Hwa Longfellow Lois Shaffee

New Permits Issued for Eight Homes in Anderson Area

County building inspector James L. Sharte approved eight new homes by Bynim Construction in Anderson suburban area totaling $122,000. Homes priced from 14,000 to 18,000 will be built on Edgewood Drive Holly Road and Masuioka Drive in New South Edgewood addition. Four more homes totaling 40,000 had been issued since May 31, including a 10,000 home in Chesterford. Shartz warned permits must be obtained before construction begins.

Anderson Bynim ‘Construction Anderson Oak Out James L. Sharte Edgewood Drive Holly Road Masuioka Drive Iiew Edgewood Tad Chesterford Shartz

Chinese Official Yields Some On Indochina Pact

In Geneva Chou Enlai softened the Communist stance on a proposed neutral supervisory commission for Indochina, allowing talks on issues beyond troop with drawals. He refused UN supervision of the armistice and rejected changing Laos Cambodia Viet Nam statuses, while Viet Minh invaders remain the central target of resistance. Western sources reported no progress on the commission’s composition at Thursday’s session.

Geneva China Chou Indochina Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission Nan United Nations Armistica Laos Cambodia Viet Nam Tavos Viet Nam Neuball Supervisory Commission

Cubs name Little Caesar delights Brookfield Zoo visitors

Stewardess Barbara McQuaid opened a bottle to feed two month old lion cub Little Caesar. The cub was flown from Denver to Chicago and now entertains visitors at Brookfield Zoo in Illinois.

Little Nipper Barbara McQuaid Har Milk Ste Little Caesar Denver Chicago Brookfield III

Convicts Escape From Logansport Jail Captured Nearby

Logansport Indiana Five jail inmates seized a turnkey and left the county jail yard. Two were recaptured near the Wabash River. others remained at large. Names include Oscar DeFord and Kennel Hardy among the escapees with several facing burglaries and parole violations. One escapee was serving time for a car crash.

Logansport Indi Sass County Inter Here Nolther Avid Liepolige Oscar DeFord Kennel Hardy Logenyport Hardy NeFord Syas Jarry Maroney Will ‘QuFord Wardy Yenurthouse Claude Berkshire Hassale Siardy Deford Hardy Bil Duck Alexander Burlington Carrot Randolph St. Suaw Delphi SUI Renoie Willets Sukoni Calvin “Hu

Democrats Propose Boost in Unemployment Benefits Plan

Washington lawmakers in both chambers push legislation to raise jobless benefits by about 1 to 2 billion dollars annually. The bill would require states to increase weekly payments and extend benefit duration, with authors estimating averages nearly doubling in some states.

Wasilngton Interlu Hove Senate Dee

UN Council Overrules Russia on Thai Peace Patrol Request

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. The Security Council voted 10-1 to back Thailand’s plea for a peace patrol to monitor the Indochina threat, marking the first UN involvement in the conflict. The session was brief, while five nations began preliminary talks in Washington on Southeast Asian danger and Geneva hosted separate discussions.

United Nations Security Council Thailand Indochina Australia France New Yealand Britain United States Washington Geneva

McCarthy Demands Names From Pentagon Clash With Secrecy

The Defense Department told Wisconsin Senator McCarthy it must be free to withhold names from public disclosure while allowing inquiry by subcommittees. McCarthy said he would hand over no names, citing policy of not publicizing until witnesses testify. Pentagon officials touted possible arrangements to share names without publicity, noting the debate amid Army hearings and Indochina concerns.

Defense Department Wisconsin McCarthy Pentagon Ile Anel Defense Fred Seaton Teller McCarthy Army Poly Sarasin Thal Nnbislator Tig Washington Iaid Gourdi Carthy Somiyon K U'sorapkin Egate Fred Thy Henry Cobat Army Joseph N. Welch Lodge Jr United States Borat Fori Wih Demanns Airthy Luri Addey Tellus Teorapkin Ubal Indo

Two More Hurt In Auto Wreck Victims Critical

Two people remain in critical condition after an auto wreck near Alexandria at the intersection of Old Alexan spiral and Me 108. Victims include an insurance executive and a local resident with head and facial injuries. Several others were treated at St John's Hospital. Authorities described multiple serious injuries, with responders removing occupants from damaged vehicles and transporting them for further care.

St. John's How Duiy Pika Thomas M. J. Thomas Nichol Ave Joe Hrogdan Anderson Banking Daniel Ril Memphis Tenn Alexandria Roce Sun Valley Speedway Valen al Reying W. Duhymer Sir John's Hospital Haraldage E. Rozelle Ronald Kerp Winchester David Kabel William Cormany

Review Board Opens Annual Session Monday

The Madison County Board of Review begins its annual session Monday at the courthouse with 10 review days and a range of duties. Members include County Assessor Jac Hartman County Auditor Walker County Treasurer Walter Mays and two public members. The board will examine property tax assessments, exemptions, and new improvements, and may act to remove demolished or burned properties from assessment rolls.

Madison County Board of Review Sint Ah Reyview Madison County Board Jac Hartman Andifardoh Walker Walter Mays St. John's Iosnitalia Joe Nomnan Wough Swiner Pendleton Russell. Stewart Arthie Hollings- Tn Por Hworth New Castle Sansomal Thad Mullen Paul Cacter Alex Kavelandria Breth Eldridge Park Ave Jack Davidson Brown SL Sony

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