Walkout Halts Limestone Work At Bedford
Bedford Indiana quarrying of Indiana limestone froze as almost 3,000 workers struck to press wage demands. Five independent stone crafts unions stayed off the job while stone cutters and draftsmen honored pickets. Unions seek five cent an hour raise, scaled back from initial demands. operators offered three cents. Old contracts of the five crafts...
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Excelsior Institute Offers Free Book On Non Surgical Glandular Treatment
A dated health notice claims glandular inflammation causes many troubles in older men. It cites 1000 communities treated successfully at the Excelsior Institute and promotes a free book detailing proven non surgical methods with no obligation, directed to Department 3211 in Springs, Missouri.
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Indiana limestone strike enters third week with talks paused
Workers remain out as union and company negotiators hold firm after a contract expired April 20 and piecemeal work continues under old terms. The stonecutters and draftsmen contract runs to July with no further talks scheduled. It is the first broad strike in the Indiana limestone belt in over three years, with hopes the dispute may end soon given little gap between sides.
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DePauw Awards Degrees To Two From Anderson
Two Anderson seniors at DePauw University earned degrees at the 115th commencement. Natalia Beck and Donald Day received Bachelor of Arts degrees from President Russell J. Humbert. Day also received a reserve commission as a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force, presented by Lt. Col Frederick A. Sanders at a campus commissioning ceremony.
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Robert Beck
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31St St
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Chataway Misses Setting Record in Two Mile Race
London British runner Chris Chataway who helped pace Roger Bannister toward the first four minute mile narrowly missed a two mile world record at a British track meet. He clocked 8 minutes 41 seconds, short of Gaston Reiff's 8 40.4 set in Paris on August 26, 1952. Chataway finished 120 yards ahead of Stanislav Jungwirth of Czechoslovakia, who had earlier defeated Bannister in a bid for the world half mile.
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Common Swamp Cattail Seen as Possible Industrial Gold Mine
Syracuse University researchers led by Dr. Ernest Reed and Leland C. Marsh list nearly a dozen potential uses for the common cattail from root to seed. Edible rhizomes, flour for baking and starch substitute, ethyl alcohol, fibers for rope, adhesives, paper sizing, and fillings for lifejackets plus possible linseed-like oil and wax from seeds are noted, but officials caution no immediate cash harvest or market exists. Russia, France, and Romania are cited for historical cattail uses.
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Body Recovered Of 20 Year Old Drowned In River
In Fort Wayne Indiana searchers recovered Larwell Cable aged 20 of Tocsin Wells County after he drowned when a canoe capsized on the St Joseph River. A companion was rescued by a fisherman.
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Anderson annexation ordinance 2119 outlines expanded city limits
The Common Council of Anderson Indiana enacts annexation of contiguous territory with four sections detailing starting points along Indiana Avenue Cross Street Raible Avenue and North Shore Boulevard Clarifies amended readings and final boundaries within Township 19 North Range 7 East Includes Forest Hills East Van Buskirk Place additions and State Road 32 line The ordinance becomes effective after passage approval and publication dated May 27 1954 with mayoral signature and official witness stamps C 7204 June 1 8
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Washington Boosts Turkey Aid Amid Cold War Tensions
A hundred million dollars more military aid to Turkey signals U S recognition of Turkey as a key ally in the Middle East and a bulwark against Soviet influence. The plan raises questions about four year U S aid strategy, NATO goals, and Turkey’s growing role in Iran and Iraq as regional tensions rise.
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Associated Press
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Final Settlement of Estate No 11990 for Samuel C Sutton
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Samuel C Sutton deceased to appear in Madison Circuit Court at Anderson Indiana on June 24 1954 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Joseph H Armington notes May 27 1954.
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Madison Circuit Court
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Indiana
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Madison Circuit
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Madison County
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Cedar St
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Harold N. Hays
Jackson St
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Hoosier Farm Land Prices Show Drop
Indiana farm real estate prices declined about five percent during the past year, said Purdue University agricultural economist Howard G. Diesslin. Lower quality land fell more, with estimates around eight percent for poor land and three percent for good. Prices are roughly 25 percent above pre Korean-era levels, and a gradual decline could continue unless hog prices slip. Factors depressing the market include reduced farm profits, weak general business, potential hog price drops from increased marketings, and abundant lower quality listings.
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Hoosei
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Howard G. Diesslin
Pudue University
Mustering Out Pay Deadline Nears For Vets
Korean war veterans discharged before July 16 1952 must file for mustering out pay by July 16 1954. Madison County service officer Robert Williamson notes confusion over GI insurance indemnity after separation, clarifying a 120 day period. He urges timely post service NSLI continuance or replacement and post service term insurance applications.
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Madison County Service
Williamson
New Norse Plant Opens in Sunndalesora Norway
OSLO reports a new Norwegian aluminum plant at Sunndalesora began production with annual capacity of 40,000 tons. Expansion to 75,000 tons is possible. Raw material is Canadian aluminum oxide.
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Sunndalesora
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