Western Europe to pursue common market steps
European ministers from France West Germany the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg issued a communique calling for a European conference to plan a common market. The talks would map steps toward reduced trade barriers, freer movement of people, a network of canals highways and power lines, plus coordinated air transport to knit the West European community tighter.
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European Coal and Steel Community
Schuman
Europe
France
West
Netherlands
Belaly
Luxembourg
Dixon Yates Fund Deleted in Congressional Subcommittee
Opponents of the Dixon Yates private power project won a tentative victory as a House Appropriations subcommittee cut 6 million dollars earmarked for a power line linking a proposed West Memphis Arkansas plant with the Tennessee Valley Authority system. The panel reallocated the funds to a proposed TVA steam plant at Fulton.
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Washington
Dixon-Yates
Congress
House
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley’ Authority
TVA
Fulton
Soman
Appropriations Committee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Nor. Memphis
Middle South
Nor
Edgar H. Dixon
Southern Mallows
Feeer
Eugene A Yates
Energy Commission
Dixon- Yates Group
Mississippi River
Heating Plant Bids Opened by Anderson School Board
Anderson Indiana heating plant bids were opened last night by the Board of School Trustees at the administration office. Bids cover construction electrical work and boiler and plumbing materials for the Anderson High School Lincoln building H S gymnasium and Pea Junior High building. The concrete glass and steel structure will be near Fairview and 14th Streets with gas fueled boilers and steam heating for more than a hundred rooms and gym area. Three firms bid to construct the building with details to be reviewed by the full board.
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Anderson, Board of School Trustees
W. 11Th St
Anderson High School
Lincoln
H. S. Gymnasium
Pea
Fairview and
14Th Sts
GM Production Keeps Rolling Amid Talks Delay
About 22 000 GM workers in Indiana Anderson plants worked normally as a midnight deadline for a potential strike was postponed to Sunday. Nationwide, 42 000 Indiana GM workers remained on the job as negotiations continued with no immediate walkouts reported in the state. Facilities involved include Allison Division and Chevrolet Plant in Indianapolis, Guide and Delco-Remy in Anderson, Delco-Remy Kokomo, Delco-Remy and Chevrolet in Muncie, and Fabricast in Bedford.
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General Motors Corporation
Anderson
GMC
Indiana
Comtrolt
Delco-Remy
Guide |Lamp
Ind
Ening
General Motors
Allison
Chevrolet Commercial
Indianapolis
Guide
Delcotemy
Kokomo
Chevrolet
Muncie
Fabricast
Bedford
Associated Press
Giant
Automotive Company
Ford
Agreement Brighter Hopes Grow as Ford Strike Threatens
Detroit report says GM strike postponed to Sunday while Ford workers threaten to halt about one third of Ford production by Wednesday. Rouge plant in Dearborn votes to stay off until 50 cents hourly raise. Ford’s other plants largely shut or idle. GM talks show cautious progress. UAW hints at steadying stance if negotiations extend.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Rkers
CIO Electrical
Rouge
Arborn
Tron Foundry
Toot
Dearborn Assembly
UAW
John W. Livingston
Safe Vaccine Being Made by Scientists Say
Atlantic City report quotes Surgeon General Leonard Scheele and NIH director Dr James A Shannon as they describe lessons from Cutter vaccine incidents. They say bad batch records were kept by manufacturers and not sent to the government, while safety and testing procedures for Salk vaccine have since improved.
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Atlantic City
Leonard Scheele
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Dr. Scheele
American Medical Assn
Scheele
Shannon
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Utah
Chamber Teams Start 55 Membership Drive
A chamber lunch session led by Floyd E. Payton and the New Industries Committee kicked off the 1955 membership drive for the Anderson Chamber of Commerce. Twenty two teams of about 100 businessmen will recruit new members, with two available sites at Ist and Sycamore Sts. and the Willys property on Wieth St. Final reports are due June 21 after a June 14 breakfast briefing at Anderson Country Club.
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Floyd
Stoclting
Chamber of Commerce
New Industries Committee
Anderson Country Club
Com- Akmerce Group
or|New Industries Committee
L. W. Seaton Jr
Linfield
Ers
Elmo A. Funk
James R. Day
Chamber
Anderson
Hanson, van Winkle
Manning
Ist
Sycamore Sts
Willys
Wieth St
Scout Leaders Assigned Jobs On Area Council
J Raymond Wirt, Delco Remy process engineer, to lead Area Council of four counties as president in tonight’s YMCA board meeting. Planung names J B Stephens to succeed as president for Madison, Hamilton, Tipton and Henry counties. Church meetings follow with Board of Church Extension and Home Missions, and Missionary Board of the Church of God to begin three days of sessions, with reports from Dr W H Hunt and others.
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J. Raymond Wirt
Kikihawenund
Boy Scouts of America
YMCA
Ppara
Delco-Remy Process Enginer
J. B. Stehens
Noblesville High School
Madison
Hami
Lton
Tipton
Henry
Church Extension and Home Missions
W. H. Hunt
W. E. Reed
E. Fi
Adcock
Naomi Ranall
Department of Home Missions
Mexico
Alaska
Department of Church Finance
Soldier Absent Without Leave Sentenced At Court Martial
In Boving ton England 20 year old Trooper Dennis Toombes told the court martial he was fed up doing housework He served as handyman to the regional sergeant major He received 112 days detention for AWOL and related conduct.
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Bovington
England
Dennis Toombes
Jobs and Prosperity Hit New May Highs Says Weeks
Secretary Weeks and the Labor Department reported May saw the highest civilian employment on record at 62,703,000 with unemployment down 473,000 to 2,489,000. The workweek averaged 40.7 hours, manufacturing employment reached 16,300,000, and joblessness stood 800,000 below last year’s level.
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Weeks
Labor Department
bor-Commerce
Young County GOP Names New Officers At Grandview
The Madison County Young Republican Club met at Grandview Country Club to elect officers for the year. Robert Dickey was chosen chairman with Marilyn Marsh as vice chair Lewis Jones as treasurer and Shirley Hollingsworth as secretary. A three member committee including Joe Ketner Delores Marsh and William Byer was formed to plan a July session likely a picnic event.
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Madison County
Young Republican Club
Grandview Country Club
Robert Dickey
Marilyn “Marsh
Lewis Jones
Shirley’ Hollingsworth
Joe Ketner
Delores Marsh
William Byer
Postal Pay Raise Assured by Bipartisan Vote
The House approved a postal pay raise averaging 8 percent by 407 to 1 after Senate approval 78 to 0. President Eisenhower expected to sign, with retroactive effect to March 1, boosting rank and file postal workers about $300 per year. Only Rep. Cole opposed the measure, while supporting the raise but objecting to details.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Rep
Cole
RNY
Adenauer Bid To Visit Moscow From Soviet Note
The Soviet government invited Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to Moscow to formalize relations and pursue peace and European security. The note warned that war could turn Germany into a battlefield and was delivered to the West German Embassy in Paris via Soviet officials.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
German Federal Republic
Adenat
Germany
Paris
Leonid Ilychev
Body Found Where Self Confessed Slayer Indicates
The body of Ernie Mattonon, 64, a shack dweller, was found in a northern Michigan swamp. Self-confessed slayer Bruce Kins, 20, of Koke, Indiana, told investigators he killed Mattonon during a break-in. Sheriff C.J. Coen attributed the discovery to wet weather and spring fever, with Westlake reporting a day’s wrecks as warm conditions raise speeding. Police noted broken windows and a BB gun shot at Shadeland School. Indiana events included a luncheon of Republican women with Mrs Ivy Priest, and US Treasury official Mrs E C Toner present.
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Shack
J.D. Coen
Michigan
Westlake
Thay J
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Pei
von L. Snyder
Indiana
Federation of Women's Republishadeland School
Amon
Ivy Priest
US. Treasury
Five Injured In North Of Anderson Car Crash
An accident at 4 o clock yesterday at the intersection of Ind 109 and Ind 100 sent five people to St John's Hospital for treatment and release. Harold E Hosier 24 Rt 3 Anderson headed toward Anderson on Ind 9 collided with Billy Blankenship 44 Tipton who came from Ind 100. One person was not injured.
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Ind
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Hosier
Rt. 3
Anderson
Billy Blankenship
Tipton
Mr. Hosier
420 Students To Receive Diplomas At Anderson HLS
420 members of the 1955 senior class will receive diplomas at commencement at Anderson High School tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the gym. The program includes student addresses by Thea Phelps Jerry Stump Barbara Fishy and Jim McDonell, the invocation by the pastor of First Presbyterian, and a benediction by Rev. Schuster.
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J 1955
P ‘Anderson High School
Thom
Presbyterian Church
Thea Phelps
Jerry Stump
Barbara Fishy
Jim McDonell
Mary Ruth Palmer
Neva Land
GE. Ebbertt
John Paul Huff
Man
AHS
Monroe
Schuster
Central Christian Church
Connie Actor
Dianne Actor
James D. Adams
Wilma Alder
Margaret Alexander
Albert ‘Alfrey
Janet Allen
Shirley Allen
Joe’Aliman
Nyles Anson
Marlene Antonilis
First Caller Scores on Want Ad Bargains
A rapid reader buys a living room suite table top gas range and more from a Want-Ad. The ad claims a buyer who acted quickly on the Bulletin Herald offer, noting the paper’s delivery and an 84 cent daily rate for up to 18 words. The notice invites readers to place ads and provides a contact number.
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Bulletin-Herald
Board Awards Purchase At Public Works Meeting
At the Public Works board meeting bids were opened for two vehicles. W C McLain Inc won the 1955 half ton truck for 206 dollars and Fred Welker Ford Inc won a 1955 sedan for 1307.99 dollars. Awards were made on the recommendations of City Attorney Harold J Anderson and Purchasing Agent Forrest Hill. Board members present were John H Burton chairman Paul Wycott and Charles H Hartley with Mayor Noland C Wright in attendance.
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Board Public Works
W. C. McLain, Inc
Fred
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Attlee
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Sir Alexander
Dixon- Yates
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Barbara Cloud
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CIO
United Auto
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Grandview
Adenauer
GOP
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G. Brooks Sefton
L. W. Seaton
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Anderson Hls
Anice Armstrong
Viane Auxter
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Charles R. Bailey
Carolyn Baker
Charles M. Baker
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David Ball
Jeraldine
Sue Barron
Marcia
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Marybell Begley
Donald Bell
Judith Bemish
Carol Benefiel
Deardra Beresford
Billie Jo Bienert
Betty Bishop
Ronald Bishop
Darline Blackwell
Joy Blair
Hilda Bobo
Gerald Bodkin
Janet Bolen
Joan Booth
Ted Boots
Catherine Bowen
James Bowen
Want-Ad
Pitt Street
St. John's Hospital
Joseph Glaser
Clark St
Charles Hoppes
Pendleton
Robert Frazier
W. Cross St
Billy Jakes
Fulton St
Stanley Reed
Alexandria
Robert Welker
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Wilbur Smith
Forkser St
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