French General Admits Failure Of Annam Push
U Nnavarre said five month campaign to smash Vietminh strength in central Annam failed, risking greater pressure on his successor. He denied reports delta was doomed and warned of Vietminh moves from Dien Bien Phu toward the delta. He blamed political rumors and warned of threats to regional capitals Luang Prabang and Vientiane if Vietminh advances continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annam
Saigon
Indochina
Henri Navarre
Red River
Elta
Navarre
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Missoure Department
Inehlel
Lode
Marine Corps Laague
China
Joseph Berstrip
Viet Nam
McCarthy
National Marine Corps
Meague
Missouri
Tuy Hoa
Tullon
UN Rit
Amore
Vietminh Tien
St.j
Jung Soa
Weel
Louie Auguilor Tuy Ho
Paull Ely
Kontum Plaza
Dalat
Isaigon
Hau Dai
Upper Tang
Luang Prabang Tl
Vientiane
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Vacation School Begins Sessions At Local Library
A large group of elementary school children registered Monday morning on opening day of the annual vacation reading school at the Anderson Public Library. Mrs Ethel W Albright reported 106 pupils enrolled and said the club may expand as members can join at any time during the summer. The club titled The Book Worm Melding Club started activities with an early session at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Public Library
Ethel W. Albright
Abraha
Albright
Remonstrance Check Delays Bridge Bond Project Votes
County auditors assess signatures on over 3 000 taxpayers who filed a remonstrance against a 147 X county bond for a new bridge. Officials report most names align with property records, a small portion being struck. Only 1 77 owners petitioned for the project as Wilbur House presides over a county commissioners meeting with Dale Flora and Fred Willets attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country
John Walker
Chesterfield
Old Union Traction
Wilbur House
Board of County Commissioners
Dale Flora
Fred Willets
Hearing Opens Today In Rudd Manslaughter Case
The manslaughter trial of Walter Rudd, Anderson, indicted by the Madison County Grand Jury for the Feb 20 1949 London slaying at a westside clayroom, will open in Madison County Court before Judge Russell EB Stewart. Rudd previously was convicted of second degree murder and served time at Indiana State Prison before the Supreme Court’s appeal ruling. He has been free on bond and entered a not guilty plea May 1 1954. Former Prosecutor Harald J. Anderson is acting as special prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rudd
Anderson
Madison County
John London
Madison
Chavit
Russell EB
Stewart
Rudd
Tndiana
London
Indiana Supreme Court
Nepart
Rue Paving Company
Harald J
Democrat Plot In Inquiry Seen By McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy accuses two prominent Democrats of instigating Army inquiry actions to weaken the Republican party. Sen. Symington rebukes him claiming a spread of unfounded doubts about loyalty in the armed forces and Eisenhower administration. The dispute touches Clark Clifford and the Schine affair amid televised hearings. Retired banker Elmer E Black dies after a fall complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Eisenhower
Clark Clifford
Truman
Stevens
David Lehine
Wally
Schlag
Basi
Schine
iSchine
Allen W. Bulles
Central
Intelliigence Agency
Recall Drive for McCarthy Aims for Million Signatures
Sauk City editor LeRoy Gore leads recall bid, calling the effort the most successful failure. About 30000 signatures were gathered in Wisconsin and 1000 more sent to St Paul. Gore expects over a million signatures after Wisconsin’s November gubernatorial vote and says petitions will be sent to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cngago
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
LeRoy Gore
Gore
Sauk City
Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
Avale
Mdin
Chicago
Ed Sacks
Important Statement Expected From Soviets On Policy In Asian War
In Geneva, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov dominated Indochina peace talks on the eve of a key session. He was expected to outline Communist policy that could influence the war in Asia, Paris’ government, and the French delegation. A Molotov move could affect Bidault and Laniel as the Assembly debates Indochina policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Molotov
Incochiba
Molotow
Indochina
Fremkce Joseph Laniel
Paris
George Bidault
National Assembly
Skages
Bidault
Malotov
Bidoult
Epr
Slice
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Switerland
Sweden
United States
Pip
Indoching
Switzerland
Vsweden
North Korea
Divisional Leaders Named for Anderson College Library Drive
Everett A. Martuing and Linfield Myers announced divisional leaders for a $250000 fund drive to build Anderson College library. The kickoff dinner at the YMCA featured the McGuire Sisters and a Dorothy Dorothy Godfrey appearance. The drive groups include four associate chairmen and numerous community leaders, with construction expected within 24 months to house about 100000 volumes on the 87 year old campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Everett* A. Martuing
Linfield Myers
YMCA
McGuire Sisters
Tr Thomas
Jones
Exnham College
Dorothy
Christine An Phylls McGuira
Arthur Godfrey
Ria
Godfrey
Wareld B. Achor
Roy 71
Alexander
J. Wileson Barber
Monroe G Schuster
Steele C. Smith
Franklin K. Zimmerman
Citizens' Committee
Frank 3. Allis
President presses plea for action on legislative program
President Eisenhower urged Congress to act on his legislative program during an informal address at Washington College in Crestertown Maryland on the Eastern Shore. He warned Americans to watch government powers to prevent a drift toward a government of many hands and noted his honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestertown
Eisenhower
Con Jaress
Jafter
Nistotic Washington College
Maryland
Elisenhower
Milton
Nanone
Loval
Icio
Lynch Corporation
Congress
Nojcompany
Ed Cone
Marion
Segatieians
Lynch
Rackson Street
Fine Levied For Trash Dumping
Sanford Carroll, 32, was fined 30.75 dollars by Justice of the Peace Albert Gearse Saturday on charges of dumping trash along a county owned road. Carroll was apprehended by Sheriff Joe Trodgan shortly before noon while dumping trash from a trailer on Indiana Avenue Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Carroll
Rt. 1
Justice of the Peace
Albert
Gearse
Carroll
Joe Trodgan
Alon
Indiana Ave
Anderson PTA Council Names Officers for 1954-55
Members of the Anderson Parent Teachers Council met with Superintendent G. E Ebbertt to seat officers for the 1954-55 school year. Mil ford Barron presided as retiring president. Vere Heiden was installed as president. Lowell Bennett, Mrs. Mike Seybert, Robert Webb, Mrs. Charles Miller, and Mrs. Margaret McCallister were named officers. Heiden announced committees for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Council of
Anderson
Las
G. E Ebbertt
Anderson School
Milford Barron
Vere Heiden
Obergs
Lowell Bennett
Mike Seybert
Robert Webb
Charles Miller
Margaret McCallister
Heiden
Anderson J
Gantinard
Coleman
Absentee Candidate Elected FDP State President At Convention
The Indian Fraternal Order of Police convention named Charles A Hartzell Anderson detective to a third straight term as secretary treasurer. Evansville's Dan B Hudgins was unopposed for the presidency, but was called home before learning of his election for 1954 35. His 5 year old son fell ill Sunday and Hudgins’ father suffered a heart attack requiring oxygen in Evansville hospital. A next year convention site was awarded to Michigan.
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Indian Fraternal Order of Police
Charles A Hartzell
Anderson
Evansville
Dan B. Hudgon
Hudson
F.O.P
FOF
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police
Elks Home
Charles Hartzell
Jack Moore
Franklin
Edgar R. Branham
Jeffersonville
Howard Hedrick
New Castle
M. Jack Voelkel
South Bend
Don Smith
Fred Randol
Huntington
Alex Tresnowski
East Chicago
Dillard Little
Bedford
Don Hudson
Herald
Justices Rule U.S. May Fix Gas Rates
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government can regulate prices of natural gas flowing into interstate commerce. It held the Federal Power Commission may fix rates for gas produced and sold to pipeline companies for interstate consumption. One dissenting justice warned the ruling will affect all operators from small producers to large pipelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Phillips Petroleumy Co
Justice Clark
Chrings Avery Gas
Rhee Urges Walkout By U S At Geneva Talks
President Syngman Rhee called for the United States and South Korea to walk out of the Geneva conference immediately. He warned America is losing face and urged anti Communist nations to resist appeasement and threaten to fight the Red forces with all weapons to keep Korea from becoming a Red outpost. He stated the Soviets won’t risk all out war now and warned that failure to act could lead to a Red China colony in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
America
Rhee
Korea
Soviet Union
Indochina
Kore
Karen Couthen
Red China
Church Parley Focuses On Mission Work At Meetings
Church program centers on missionary activities of the Church of God as the Board of Church Extension and Home Missions begins today at 9:00 with the Foreign Missionary Board to meet tomorrow at 9:00. Agenda includes vacancies, officer reports, and minutes. Dr Carl Kardatzke will report on overseas work in Egypt Pakistan Panama Barbados Jamaica Trinidad and Kenya. Presentations for foreign Missionary work and lectures on education are planned with conferences involving returning foreign missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Foreign Missionary Board
Norning
Willy
Hess
Egypt
Pakistan
Panama
Barbados
Grand Cayman
Jamaica
Trinidad
Carl Kardatzke
Anderson College
Kenya
Attica
Karedatzke
Caen
Review Board Opens Session in Madison County
The Madison County Board of Tax Review opened at Athol courthouse with President Tatman in charge. Members Hartman Walker Mays Stoner Pendleton Dergeeal and Harlan are Republican appointees. Hartman heads the board as county assessor. The board will sit for about 60 days or more to review thousands of personal property schedules and changes from removals, burnings, and new real estate improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Board of Tax Review
Wednes- Sio Athol
Iloe Tatman
Hegides Hartman
Bord
Walker
Walter Mays
Joseph Stoner
Pendleton
Dergeeal
Sherman Harlan
Anderson
Pine
Musselei
Stewart
Hartman
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Associated Press
Price
United Nations
Association of Wabash Men
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U. S
Roy W. Harpe
St. Louis
Eugene U. Pulliam
Indianapolin Sewroapes
Ciacianath
Civier Press Club
Davie
Ingalls
Clininnail Times-Star
Pulliam
General Electric Co
Orleans
Ind
Ernest Terrible
Paoli Township
Nerald WantAd
Bulletins Herald
Maurice F. Meador
Atlanta
U.S. Military Academy
Nanty Morten
Trophy Point
West Point
Elmer E. Black
Anderson Loan Association
St. John’s Hospital
Central Christian Church
The
Elks Lodge
Joe
College Library
Wilbur
Raby
Dr. "Eal ‘A Martin
Wilam HH. Bowser
Robert Terdon
Mr. Hartung
Mr. Myers
Lindkey ‘Haberis
Enoch 5
Drum
W. Burgess McCreary
Henry I. Schrenker
George Sebaeatahian
Ralph Manger
Mach Narhart
Dre. Rusgett
Robert C. Myers
Leroy
Abbot Norman
Cook
William F. Havermate
Floyd
W. Sloetling
John Kane
Loren A. Owen
Charles F. Wilson
Phillip Decker
C. DeVar Litten
J. E. Flanage
J. H. Marlin
James BR
PTA Council
Lynch Factory
FDP
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