Soil Bank Outlook and Labor Aid Dominate Tempo Page
Ezra Taft Benson announced a $12 billion soil bank aimed at ensuring conservation value for farmers who reduce crop surpluses. President Eisenhower hosted AFL CIO leaders in the White House to discuss mutual interests while urging restraint to avoid dominance by labor. Rep James P Richards questioned Tito’s visit affecting US aid to Yugoslavia as foreign aid debate looms. Illinois Democrats pick delegates but delay endorsing Stevenson for the national ticket.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Tion
Eisenhower
Olan
Progam
Benson
Progam O
Eisenslower
AFL+ CIO
Washington
White House
Labor
James P. Richards
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Marshal ‘Tito
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Richards
86 Year Old College Graduate Makes UCLA Honor Showing
John Burtoyne Ely, 86, graduates with a BA in music from UCLA. He earned all As and Bs over four years, the nation’s oldest student and a source of pride to six of his seven children and grandchildren who will attend his ceremony. Ely was born February 19, 1870, in a log cabin in the Ozarks.
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Los Angeles
John Burtoyne Ely
UCLA
Ely
Ozark Presty
School Board Opens Bids On Sale Of Old Lathes And Benches
Anderson Board of School Trustees met in regular session to open eight bids for obsolete lathes and work benches. Bids were referred to the Industrial Education Department for study and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Uth
Johnsts
Industrial Education Department
Tneligna
Morning Chuckle From Indian SV Potis Mishap
Tawre ence Town Marshal Morris Smiles chased a car after a backing vehicle sideswiped another and knocked down four mail hoses. A dog in the back seat hit reverse, sprang forward, then pressed the accelerator, causing a chaotic mishap near a cleaning establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawreence
Morris Smiles
Ness Pare
Tie
Fince Colffelter
Malermte
Colffelter
Extra Cash Boosts Blighted Budget
A garbled classified notice touts extra cash by selling unused items. It urges quick action and low costs, claiming satisfaction with classifieds and prompting readers to place ads by dialing a listed number.
GOP Candidate to Meet County Group Thursday
Hirota W Handley Republican candidate for governor meets Madison County party heads and delegates at a reception Thursday evening at Farris Cafeteria from 7 to 8 30 with refreshments at 7 30. Harold J Anderson and Handley supporters organize. District Chairman George O Chambers County Chairman RH Roberts will attend.
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Bysy. Hirota W. Handley
GOP
Indianapolis
Madison County
Farris
Harold J. Anderson
Mr. Handley
Intizedo
Sth
George O. Chambers
Rh, Roberts
Diploma Banquet Set For Apprentice School Graduates
Sixty six apprentices of the An person Apprentice School are to receive diplomas at a banquet and commencement at the YMCA. Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi former Hungarian finance minister will give the keynote address. Joedl realtar, a civic leader, will be toastmaster with Rev. Philip Pleasa delivering the invocation.
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YMCA
Nicholas Nyaradi
Minster of Finance of
Hungary
Withes
Nay
Joedl Realtar
Philip Phil- Pleasa
Caluma
Stevenson Leads Kefauver in California Primary Returns
Adlai Stevenson leads Estes Kefauver by more than two to one in California's early returns from 347 precincts. Stevenson holds about 42 118 to 18 527 for Kefauver with observers predicting roughly two million votes cast out of three million registered. Eisenhower heads the Republican tally with about 24 428 votes as California eyes a large turnout and the nomination race moves toward Chicago.
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San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
California
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Los Angles County
Sds
Isenhower
Chicago
Kefanver Kreil
Eisenhower Presses to Restore Foreign Aid Cut
President Eisenhower convened a bi partisan White House session with House leaders and top officials to halt a deep cut in foreign aid. Secretary Dulles and Adm. Radford joined the plea as lawmakers warned cuts could imperil NATO forces and national security.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
R. Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
John Foster Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hanine Dahale An Iy
Britain names police chief to Cyprus security overhaul
London reports Lt. Col. G. C. White will head Cyprus non military security forces as part of a broader police reorganization. Threats target Sir John Warding amid government strategy talks. Leaflets in Manchester accuse the Cyprus governor and cite a Cyprus Liberation Sabotage Committee.
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London
Britain
Iseland
Cyprus
G.C. White
Colonial Office
John Warding
Scotland Yard
Harding
Manchester
Cyprus Liberation Sabs
Great Britain
Fairmingham
City-Farm Tour Plans Readied for Madison County
Plans outline a joint Chamber of Commerce and Madison County Farm Bureau city farm tour on June 27. About 100 local business and industry leaders will depart from the YMCA at 9 a.m. to visit Clint Goi Warold Hall and Richard Smith farms. A noon meal at Smith Farm is planned with speaker Glen Sarople, editor of The Hoasier Faroe, stressing agriculture's role in the county economy.
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Ie Joint Chamber of Commerce
Madisson County Farm Bureau
Spoo
Hume
Hamineee Committee
YMC
Walter @ Haynes
YMCA
Clint Goi Warold Hall
Richard Smit
Airman
Ohn
Colomn
Weatherman Predicts June Heat Wave Across Indiana
The weatherman foresees a warm buildup across Indiana with a potential heat wave. North highs may reach the upper 80s to 90s while the south tops 90s. Wednesday night temps about 55 to 60. Local readings span 50 to 82 degrees as White River floods croplands in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Smith
Weather Bureau
Delca-Remy Executives Swapped To New Posts
Two Delca-Remy Division executives receive new assignments. J Weatherford becomes superintendent of Plant Four at the local plant. A McColloum named superintendent of manufacturing at the Olathe Kansas battery plant. Carl Camphett and J G Richardson also listed as superintendents of Plants Eleven and Eight. Pratik Ligas to Mant Ten and RK Williams to Plant Three. Page 4, Column
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Delca- Remy
H. G. Riggs
DB. J. Weatherford
McColloum
Olathe
Kan
Deten-Remy
Carl Camphett
J. G. Richardson
Pratik Ligas
RK Willams
Plosce
Three men indicted in Brink's robbery case in Boston
A Boston grand jury indicted Edward Bennell John F. Buccelli and Jordan Perry Jr on 22 counts of being accessories after the fact in the Brink's robbery of 1950. Bail set at 50 000 each. Perry held in Baltimore with 4835 in his possession. Indictments also sought for possessing and receiving stolen money tied to the case.
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Boston
Edward
Wimpy
Bennett
Buecelli
Frank J. W Donahue
Perry
Baltimore
Brink
Ernest Volkart
FBI
Buccelli
Garrett
Byrne
Canterbury
Joseph F.* McGinnis
Montgomery
Ala
IFBI
Suprem
Richard T. Rives
U. S. Fifth Circuit of Appeals
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Middle District of
Alabama
Henins
Doanson
Indiana
Petersburg
High Honors For Anderson College Theology Students
Six graduates in the Graduate School of Theology at Anderson College win awards for 1955-56. Arnold Coody, New Orleans, earns the William and Mary Hadger Book Award and a $30 book certificate. Cecil Watson of High Point wins the $50 Charles F Brown Research Award. Second prize of $25 goes to Raymond Hastings of Indiana. Awards honor the retired editor of the Gosnel Trumpet.
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Anderson College
Adam W. Miller
William and Mary Hadger
Arnold Coody
New Oreleans
Lale
Annie Mar Hodges
Cody
Louisiana Polytechnic, Institute
Louisiana State University
Cecil Watson
High Point
Charles F. Brown
Milton
Tmunnix
San
Bernarding
Calif
Taymwnd
Hastings
Ind
Local Group To Attend UAW Talks In Detroit Friday
The City of Anderson and local unions of the United Auto Workers will send representatives to a meeting in Detroit Friday to discuss employment problems in the auto industry. Watley Risher, international president of the UAW, called the meeting to hear leaders of the UAW International Board. The Anderson delegation includes Tom Morgan, president of the local union, and other officials.
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UAW
Detroit
Anderson
Fridirg
Automobile Industry
Officialy Horn
Mreting
Watley Risher
International
VAR
Tenors H Hesbers
International 2 Voting Board
Atte
Tom Morgan
Eck
Linwood Shooting Probed. Victim Shot in Leg at Residence
An Anderson man was shot in the leg after a threat to kill another man at Linwood residence. The victim was taken to St. John's Hospital, then moved to another facility as investigators search for suspects. Sheriff Toe T. Brogan notes the incident occurred after 9 p m.
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Yor Linwoord
Toe T
Brogan
St. John's Hospital
Plezan
Pane J
491 AHS Seniors To Participate In 1956 Commencement Exercises
Anderson High School prepares for 1956 commencement with 18 retiring teachers. The class of 1956 will march into the gymnasium to Temp aut Circumstance as Rev. Gorge A. Hirtis gives the invocation. Speakers include Lom Alley on Our Basic Duty as American Citizens and Roseland Shory on Make Room for Democracy. Diplomas will be presented by G. W. Richert, with John Paul Huffman in charge of the program.
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AHS
Rooelock
Anderson
Sehool
Tymnashim
Heath
Vrs Sul
Anderson Public Schools
Gridit
Gorge A. Hirtis
Lynn Christan Church
Schedied
Presentihut
Roseland ‘Sihory
Beltyn
Demat
Kim
High Schoal Springspil
John Paul Huffman
Fond G. Wi
Michertt
Setonds
Rutfmar
Anfersan
13 Arrested In Indiana Illinois Drug Crackdown
Two state roundup targets an alleged narcotics ring linked to airmen at Chanute and Ranker Hill. Mawards Delly Roth Robinson, 23, of Danville is named as the accused leader along with twelve others held on drug possession charges.
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Danville
UPI
Kasex
Wieloins
Indiana
Vermillion County
Offic S Cers
Mawards
Delly Roth Robinson
Ranker Hill
Ind
Aw Poverase
Rads
Robinson
Ainmtan
Cone
Chanute Air Farces
Maria Wes
Pas
Pole
India
Tanville
Chicago
Herdin
Tobinson
Antville
Bell System Purchases Billions in Indiana Supplies
Indiana Bell reports 1955 materials and supplies costs at 29.0 million dollars, up nearly four million from the prior year. Purchases came from 973 suppliers across 44 counties, spanning 85 towns from Alex to Zionsville and shifting supplier origins from Michigan City to Mount Vernon.
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Bell Telephone System
Indiana
Bell Today
Bell System
Alex. Janes
Zionsville
Peo
Michigan
City Athearth
Mount Vernon
Golumn
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Newborn list from St Johns Hospital reports the following births: a son to Mr and Mrs Ben McNevil of Middletown and Som, Me. a son to Mr and Mrs Jarret Dixon NL 2. a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Shuck of 2000 E 4th St. a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Simison of BI O Alht St. a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Mangus of Fountain St. a son to Mr and Mrs Bays Brin var of 1420 Mountain St. and a son to Mr and Mrs Russell Wagner of 2rd St.
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St John's Hospital
Ben McNevil
Middletown
Som
Jarret Dixon
George Shuck
Robert Simison
Robert Mangus
Fountain St
Mtr
Mes
Bays Brin Var
Mountain St
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Delca-Remy
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