Manila report on spy case and Khrushchev trip incident
The India Times reports high level chatter about a spy sentence for four U.S. airmen captured near Hong Kong and later freed near Nyon-Hulu. In Tokyo, Professor Anas WV Koulove discusses Russian atomic tests while Khrushchev and Mikoyan encounter a tire mishap in Yugoslavia and share a moment of informal wrestling.
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Manila
Red Chink
J.C. Jain
The
India Times
Jain
Aay
China
U.S
Hong Kong
Yono- Hulu
Anas WV. Koulove
Movcev Ka- Ghelegy
Eastitete Apld
Imom
Tokyo
Ressiam
Moscow
UAW Seeks Ford Concessions Amid Production Slowdown
Ford faces walkouts and overtime refusals by UAW locals in multiple cities as talks resume. CIO and Ford officials meet after a day of caucuses to discuss guaranteed semiannual wage plans and other concessions amid industry wide delays and a 11,228 cars and four-day work week disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United
Chicago
Cincinnati
Clouty BS
Cleveland
Clouty T Alpord
Molir Co
Indianapolis
Memphis
Ford
Milwaukee
Buuaw
Ste. Marie
Das Moines
Moline
Fargo
Union
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Uninn
Atlanta
Boston
Miami
New York
Washington
Fort Worth
Claudy
New Orleans
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Winnipeg
Proposed Postal Pay Scale Figures Given
Washington reports a proposed postal pay scale boost under a pending pay bill with annual salaries ranging from under 2,000 to about 14,770. Class and job levels are outlined, with first class at high earnings and fourth class under 1,500. Officials offered no comment, while union and company negotiators spar over guarantees, layoffs, and benefits. Ford, a major employer, reportedly in principle accepted the union demand for a guaranteed wage floor tied to unemployment differences amid ongoing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wnents
Ansuer
Thenlon
Ford
Joffer
UAW
Partnership In Prosperity
Audi A
Senate Approves Boost to One Dollar Wages
Senate labor subcommittee advances a nationwide minimum wage increase from 75 cents to 1.00 per hour, effective next day, affecting about 2.2 million workers in industries including textiles, bathing, food, tobacco, and leather. The plan covers partial state benefit offsets and would be funded by employers, with complex allocations and transitional four week provisions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Fisentower
Sen
Douglas
Sbeen Mittes Ehgseman
Grouperanimoualyo
F Douglas
Ford
Candy
Tobanco
Van
Indian Head Nickel Man Gets In Trouble
Syracuse report: Walter P. Truth as UAW president and union negotiators work to persuade Ford to extend unemployment benefits amid a dispute over the U S nickel model. Police say 79 year old man was arrested for drunken driving after a night out, while settlement talks model a broader industry pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour Uaw
Walter P. Truth
Syracuse
N. Y
Nogeler
Dhe
John High
UAW
Bly Tress Hoge
Ford
Tno
United States aims aid for refugees and postwar wage gains
Delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Geneva urged U.S. support for the UN refugee fund as part of postwar relief efforts. The gathering of about 300 American and European delegates in the Palace of Nations heard from High Commissioner for Refugees and discussed a projected $1.4 million U.S. contribution for 1955. Meanwhile German politics discussed civilian control of armed forces modeled on the American system and peace diplomacy saw arms energy cooperation with Brazil and Colombia advancing under President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Unted Nations Refugee Fund
Palace of Nations
League of Na- Uns
Geneva
Europe
Asia
Africa
J. G. van Teuven Hoedhuis
Congress
U.N Fund
Eisenhower
Aerc
Eisennowei
Jatoms Fir
Verousdl
Brazil
Colombia
Purkey
Sesame Seed Startup Sparks Farm Research Tale
A garbled 1953 era clipping mentions sesame seed origins on farms in Evansville and Dallas with two boys igniting a fire in a lumber yard causing over 150000 dollars in damage. It notes sesame seeds used in corn chips and suggests a long historical timeline. Pigeons and discipline appear in a stray Japan item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Cotton
Evansville
Ind
Charles Seng
Japan
Hyo
Tax revenue for cities sparks planning institute debate
In Shades State Park Indiana two experts clash over how to measure city finances Sam Slout argues taxes should be paid by industries based on workers rather than plant locations John Lamb counters that employment supports farmers children as well Indiana state officials say cities receive 73 million dollars yearly in state aid The Camden New Jersey segment reports Alberti Anastasia a former Murder Inc figure was sentenced to a year in jail and fined $20 000 for income tax evasion while facing deportation in Italy
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Shades State Park
Sam Slout
New Castle
Hohn V. Barnett
Indiana State Chamber, of Commerce
Camden
N. J
Uh — Alberti Anastasia
New York
Murder Inc
To Say
Anastasia
Anther
Italy
Graduates List With Wide Range Of Degrees At College
Indiana leads with 17 candidates in arts and science degrees. Ohio tops other states with 13 nominees. The class includes 25 women, 9 men in theology, and numerous two and three year certificates. Notable names from multiple states and several married couples appear in the list of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree recipients across institutions and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Leonard Klaassen
Grant Rapids
Mich
Neal
Anderson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Michigan
Californi
Sinais
Georgia
Alabama
Oregon
Florida
Texas
Minnesota
Tennessee
Maryland
South Dakota
Louisiana
West Virginia
Virginia
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Mississippi
Arizona
Canada
Graduate School of Theology
Collepe
Donald
Richard Lat
Donal Preston
Lee Dean Preston E
Oral Withrow
Harold Minkler
James Murchett
Mardon
Patricia Ann Adair
Arlo Conrad Anderson
Hatfield
Richard Armur Bartlett
Frank Herbert Cauvel
Franklin
James Robert Chapman
Falfurrias
Tex
George David Cox
Owalonna
Minn
Daniel George Pallas
Lates Gordon Dinge Ger
James Edward Kakman
Plomville
Pay
Andrew Clayton Erish
Farrell
Robert Allen Fairburn
Anderesony
Donald Arthur Tan
Cleveland
Richard Nomald Lau
Willan Burgess McCreary
Donald Nelson Morris
Rec
Port
Charles Bernet Nielsen
Arlingtal
Carl Cannell Nisbet
Bainbridge
Paul Donald Quill
Preston
Mary Johnson Parker
Parsons
Kans
Ruth Marilyn Phile
Raverma
Dean Preston
Noreaby
George Lewis Reed
Harrisburg
James Edgar Royster
Harold Eugene Statt
Lapel
Ind
Robert Lee Sprague
Warde
Rheba Louise Taylor
Decatur
Charles Mexander Whitmills
James Everett Williams
Alexandris
Oral Camden Withrow
South Charleston
W. Va
Sunman
Aaron Lloyd Aubuchon
Wichita
Lagerne David Beach
Mr. Monsant
Miche Norman
Eugene Bes
Akron
Tearbata
Ann Nest
Birmingham
Ala
Carolyn Carmichael
Burchett
West Print
Gadames Clark
Toledo
Minnie Brewer
Chestnut
Flkluaert
Roanoke
Vai
Billy Ray Davis
Enatls
Fla
Gloria
RePilippo
Holland
Marylin
Rose DeYoung
Trainwell
Mick
Chester 4Land Edwards
Lyn Elias
Los Angeles
Calif
Jayce Stuth Foster
Springfield
Forest Gilbert ¥Ritrler
Flint
Nila Jaan Gerig
Wayne
Indy Docuthy Mae Goons
van Nuys
Unlif
Thetty Joyer Grubs
San Francisco
Calle
Mary Ann Tinkle
Corn
Nohir
Richard Louis Kortoktax
Ottoville
Ruby Jone
Teddy
Satania
Kons
Ray Sheldon Mesecker
Howden
Ne Dak
Gwerthlolyy Miles
Minkler
Glendale
Anne Nichols
Chicago
al George Bimory Pentz
Eldred
Pat Warren Sheridom
Popp
Peta
Callfy
Tanna Mae Prestan
Noreatr
Haul Ritward Waddie
Middletown
List of graduates and degree recipients across multiple locations
Names and hometowns of graduates scattered across the country are listed, with degrees in theology and divinity. Notable entries include Willard Tavla Yeakel in Allentown Pa and Beverly C. Anderson in Waterford Ontario, Canada, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Philipip
Kinley
Mutchinson
Kans
Harold 4
Minkler
Los Angeles
Calif
David I. Parker
Kendall
Fla
Lynn B
Ramey
Delaware
Uranium Rush Opens Land Mine Sale Debate
They lacked rights to mine the land and, at the Atomic Energy Commission's request, opened it. On Friday it began on an anyone can file basis. Miracle and Kergen restaked, but their dynamite analogy discouraged possible claim jumping on their land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
Miracle
Kergen
Harn
Eisenhower Visits Gettysburg Farm in 1950s Mock Farm Tour
President Eisenhower toured a Pennsylvania Aberdeen Angus farm near Gettysburg with sheriff deputies, receiving gifts from locals including a Berkshire sow and a heifer. He joked about porkers, maternity wards, and returning to Washington as he observed livestock growth before leaving for the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Holsapple
Frivlay
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Washington
Unsolved Knife Death Of Priest Chiromal
The final hours of Rev. John Chiromal were recited at a Chicago inquest but shed no light on his stabbing. Chiromal, 42, Indian priest, died after being wounded at a shelter, despite finding $21 in his pockets and $141 in a briefcase. witnesses noted he claimed robbery. Police seek where and why the stabbing occurred. The inquest was continued as investigators probe further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chioagh
John Chiramal
Cour Ty
Father Chiramal
Trayan- lore-Kuehin
India
Mother
Cabrini Hospital
Little Sisters of the Poor
United ‘States
Philadelphia
Ford|hia University
New York City
Chiromal
Chicago
Knox
Father Chiraemal
Pellee
Drowned man Verl Young Ingalls 44 in Lake Pontiae
Verl YoungIngalls 44 formerly of Ingalls drowned last Sunday in Lake Pontiae Michigan while boating with a friend in rough water. The body had not been found. He lived in Madison County most of his life until moving to Pontiac four years ago. Survived by four children. Father George Young of Fortville and four brothers Jesse James Francis Harry.
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Verl Young Ingalls
Verl Young
Ingalls
Lake Pontiae
Mich
Young
Mr. Young
Madison County
Pontiac
Mary Brown
Miehiah
George Young
Fortville
Jesse
Town
James
Francis
Harry
Pendleton
Illness Fatal To Cora May Hall 75
Mrs. Cora May Hall 75 widow of Wiam Mall died in Sanders Nursing Home Anderson at 10:30 p.m. Friday after years of ill health. Survived by brother Frank Layton Elwood. Born May 27 1680 in Pass County Imi to Samuel and Nancy Layton. Husband predeceased 17 years ago. Affiliated with East Main Street Christian Church Order of Tistery Star and Rebekah Lodge. Body brought to Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Elwood
Cora May Hall
Wiam Mall
Sanders
Anderson
Frank Layton
Elwnod
Hall
It Pass County
Imi
Samuel
Nancy Layton
East Main Street
Order of Tistery Star
Rebekah Lodge
Robert L. Jackley
Toma
Peron regime clashes with Catholic Church in Argentina
The Peron government pushes divorce legislation, ends church tax exemptions, and seeks church state separation via constitutional change. It moves to remove religious holidays, restrict outdoor masses, and arrests priests and lay members amid a feud with Catholic prelates over alleged clerical undermining of the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotsertatore Romano
Fe Church
Argentina
Peron
Poalli
Public library funds diverted amid township budget changes
Union Two residents petitioned for library services as tax support shifts. The 1956 budget will drop the public library fund while 1955 allocations are moved to the general township fund. A Highland Township High School library project is planned but not soon public. Wickersham warns township funds must stay for libraries. Chesterfield and Valley Grove school book orders delayed, with about 1,000 Union Township residents holding library cards.
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Pere One
Bronnenberg
Union Two
Tsanogel
Tighland Twp
Union and
Richland Twps
Robert Wicker+sham
Fifth St
Library Board
Wickersham
Watshag
Isanogel
Anderson
Chesterfield School
Carnegies Library
Albright
Chesterfield
Valley Grove
Carnegie Library
Union
Wiep
Bold Anderson
Stie Cath Maled
Lowell Thomas Leads Remy Division with Award Prize
Lowell Thomas announces the Remy Division lineup yesterday naming D. F. Vermillion W. R. Herbig and W. W. Johnson. A $1250 suggestion award for a field call idea was also disclosed yesterday with Carley Musick receiving the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poni Wrom
Remy
D. F. Vermillion
W. R. Herbig
W. W. Johnson
Carley Musick
Medal of Honor Recipient Captured in Front Line Fight
Status of Conlinsen from Paestine who was captured at the front during a Communist push on August 1, 1990. He spent three years in Red prison camps and was awarded the Medal of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlinsen
Paestine
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns Hospital
Dismissals announced for yesterday include Mrs. Clara Peeeman of Pendle and other patients discharged from St Johns Hospital as part of routine post care releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Hospital
Clara Peeeman
Pendle
Craig Forecasts and Accomplishments Amid Fiscal Debate
State budget discussions focus on two year tax impact and allocations while Governor cites 95 achievements including safer roads and a new teenage offender program. Amid garbled notices, dozens of residents are listed with addresses and infant announcements, reflecting a local page with honors, births, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Budget Committee
Man Found Dead in Alexandria Home Friday
Leo Schmidt 42 was found dead at 628 W Jackson St by a relative Friday afternoon. He had worked at National Gypsum Co in Alexandria and died of a heart attack. Survived by three brothers and one sister with husband Robert Sands. Funeral plans by Davis and Strickler. burial at Park View Cemetery. service details follow.
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Alexandria
Leo Schmidt
W. Jackson St
Schmidt
National Gypsum Co
Alexendras
Davin and Stricker
Mr. Schmidt
Frank
Margaret Schmidt
Albert
Raymond
Walter
Gertrude Sands
Robert
Pate
Gustaff Patz
Davis and Strickler
Clayton Steele
First Metholist Church
Park View Cemetery
Machine Sales Huge In Machines
New York reports coin operated vending machines moved large sums in 1954 with coffee valued at 65 million dollars, cars valued at 210 million, soft drinks 39 million, cigarettes 690 thousand, and milk 22 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anderson Obituaries Jefferson 5 Wills and Hamilton
Willis 71 of Pendleton died yesterday at his son Everett Wills home in Pendleton. Burial set at East Maplewood Cemetery after services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Peter L Hamilton 70 of Madison County dies Thursday. services at Mallison Ave Spiritualist Temple with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors listed. dates and full details given in notice.
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Jefferson
Wills
Willis
Willow St
Everett Wills
Pendleton
Harold E. Rozelle
Judson
North Anderson
Virginia Snyder
Anderson
Bessie
Peter L. Hamilton
W. Jéth
Mallison Ave
Edith Stilwell
New Castle
Selig and Rowe
East Maplewood
Hamilton
Madison County
St. John's Hospital
New Zealand Celebrates 100th Postage Stamp Issue
New Zealand marks the centennial of its first postage stamp issued on July 18, 1855. The two penny, five penny, and one penny stamps set the early standards of postal services and reflect industrial progress of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Zealand
New Zealand
Ernest Oswalt Rites Monday at Crown Hill Cemetery
Geneva TE resident Ernest Oswalt died recently at his ranch near Colorado Springs Colorado. Rites are set for Monday at 2 30 p m at Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis with entombment in Werbe mausoleum. Services were held yesterday in Geneva. The family requests no flowers and donations to Community Hospital in Geneva.
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Ernest
Oswalt
Igeneva, TE
Colorado Springs
Cola
Crown
Hill
Indianapolis
Werbe
Geneva
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Lowell Thomas
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Syramore
Robert Arney
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Gawson
Joha A. McCullough
David A. Bailey
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Summitville
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Washington Ct
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E. 2Th St
Virginia Auler
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Lennox
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Thomas Derry
Vatican
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Poron
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