European Network aims to lower Western Europe trade barriers
The Six Nations of the European Coal and Steel Community agreed to plan a European conference to create a common market and reduce obstacles to exchanges. Proposals include freer movement of goods and people, canals highways and electricity networks, and better transport coordination across member states.
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European Coal and Steel Community
Schuman Flan
Europe
France
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
Luxembourg
Dixon Yates Fund Deleted in House Action
In a tentative double vote, a House Appropriations subcommittee cut 6 million dollars for a transmission line linking the Dixon Yates West Memphis plant with the Tennessee Valley Authority system and redirected the funds to a proposed TVA plant at Fulton Tennessee. The move, aimed at blocking the private power project, leaves review by the full committee. Ground has already been broken for the West Memphis plant, financed by Middle South Utilities led by Edgar M. Dixon, and Southern Co led by Eugene A. Yates.
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House
Dixon-Yates
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA Gleam
Fulton
Tenn
Wriday
West
Memphis
Middle South
Edgar Mf. Dixon
Southern! Co
Eugene A. Yates
Heating Plant Bids Opened Last Night By School Board
Anderson Board of School Trustees met in full session to open and study bids for a new heating plant serving Anderson High School Lincoln building H gymnasium and Central Junior High. Bids cover building construction electrical work and boiler and plumbing installation. The concrete glass and steel plant will be near Fairview and 14th Streets at about 700000 total cost. Boilers will be gas fueled and steam heating will cover 100 plus rooms and gym area. Three firms bid the project.
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Anderson Board of School Trustees
W. 11Th St
Anderson High School
Lincoln
Central Junior High
Fairview and
14Th Sts
Tage 4 Colomay
Mynarold Soldier Sentenced By Court Martial
In Rovington England a Mynarold soldier faced a court martial for being absent without leave. Trooper Nennis Toombessalt, noted as a handyman to the regimental sergeant major, received 112 days detention for the offense.
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Rovington
England
Bela
Nennis Toombessalthee
GM Production Pressures Ease as Talks Continue
With last midnight’s strike deadline postponed to Sunday, about 22,000 GM workers in Anderson plants and 42,000 in Indiana remained at work as negotiations continued. Production stayed normal across multiple plants including Delco Remy and Guide Lamp, though some walkouts reportedly occurred elsewhere. The union and company spokesmen noted no immediate benefits or wage guarantees, while Ford actions in Indiana were not yet relevant.
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General Motors Corporation
Anderson
GMC
Indiana
Delco
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Allison
Chevrolet
Indianapolis
Guide
Delco- Remy
Kokomo
Muncie
Publicast
Benford
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
CIO Electrical Workers
Tool
Rowe Init
Dearborn
Rouge
Utah
Aotentiatiron Foundry
Weras
UAW
John W. Livingston
St. Joln
Ustc
Harald
Hosier
Rt. 3
Ward Anderson
Axj
Billy Blan
Tipton
Mr. Houler
Agreement Hopes Grow Brighter Ford Contract Stoppages
In Atlantic City government scientists explained vaccine issues as record-keeping errors led to bad vaccine batch data. Detroit GM strike pause contrasts with Ford rest of production fears. UAW extensions with GM hold, Ford plant near shutdown if demands unmet.
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Ford
Atlantic City
Igald
Gan. Leonard Seheale
James A. Shannon
National
Chamber Starts '55 Membership Drive Efforts
The Chamber of Commerce launches a two week membership drive with 22 teams totaling about 100 business members. A breakfast session at Anderson Country Club yesterday kicked off the effort led by L. W. Seaton Jr and Elmo A. Fink, outlining assignments and plans to bring new industries to Anderson. Final reports are due June 21 with a noon session at the club and a June 14 breakfast event guiding fast action. Two silos properties at Ist and Sycamore and 16th Street are available for development under the drive.
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Floyd
Ihe Yai
Meres Group
ereNew Industries
Teamanderson Country Club
L. W. Seaton Jr
Tinfield
Elmo A. Fink
Plang
James R. Day
Chatober Press
Anderson
Hangon
van Winkle
Manning
Ist
Sycamore
Sts
Willys
16Th St. J
Chamber of Commerce
State To Have Camp Chilly Weather
Indiana forecast calls for damp chilly week with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Northern highs near 84 in the south, lows from upper 50s to near 0. Rain totals from one quarter to one half inch with showers Wednesday through Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Teaméall
Church Board Convenes National Church Meetings
The Church of God prepares for the 67th International camp meeting as two national boards begin sessions. The Board of Church Extension and Home Missions opens three days of meetings on the camp ground, while the Missionary Board resumes today after yesterday’s start. Officers W. H. Hunt and W. B. Reed lead reports, with department secretaries presenting annual summaries including outreach to Mexico Alaska Spanish-speaking communities Negroes Indians and rural migrant groups. The Church Finance Department supports local expansion efforts.
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Church of God
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Missionary Board of the Church of God
Church Extension and Home Missions Board
W. H. Hunt
W. B. Reed
BE. FI Adcock
Theie Department
Naomi Rantdall
Department
Ome Mi
Mexico
Alaska
Agricul
Jobs Prosperity Rise to New May Peaks Says Weeks
Washington economy shows May production surging to record highs with unemployment down and employment up. Secretary of Commerce Weeks cites a 1 million gain in jobs since recession hit and May reaching the highest civilian employment in history, aided by factory gains and overall industrial strength.
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Weeks
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Industelay
ilahae-Comieratement
Labor Department
Mane
Scout Leaders Assigned Jobs On Area Council
J Raymond Wirt announces the four county Kikihawenund Area Council executive slate with Roy Stoule as president and J B Stephens stepping down. The area covers Madison Hamilton Tipton and Henry counties and includes district leaders and committee members among area scouts.
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J. Raymond Wirt
Kikthoven and Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
YMCA
Area Council
Kikihawenund T
Roy Stoule
America
Delta-Remy
Wirst
J. B. Stephens
Noblesville
Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Henry Countief
Albert Schaefer
Seouring
Colemnty
Young County GOP Names New Officers At Grandview
Madison County Young Republican Club members met at Grandview Country Club and elected officers for the year. Robert Dickey was named chairman, with Miss Manly Marsh as vice chairwoman, Lewis Jones as treasurer, and Miss Shirley Hollingsworth as secretary. A three member committee including Joel Ketner, Miss Delores Marsh, and William Byer was chosen to plan a July session likely a picnic.
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Madison County Young Republican Club
Grandview Country
Robert Dickey
Manly Marsh
Lewis Jones
Shirley Hollingsworth
Gec
Joel Ketner
Delores Marsl
William Byer
Spring Fever Blamed For Accidents In City
Police Chief J D Coen blamed wet weather and spring fever for a heavy accident toll on Monday and yesterday with high wrecks reported, about twice usual. He said warm spring weather makes drivers rush to speed, causing many crashes. An epidemic of broken windows and shattered glass accompanied the week’s mischief.
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J.D Coen
Hal
GOP Women Hear Arizona Legislator At Capital Luncheon
Indiana GOP women met Tuesday noon at the Columbia Club Indianapolis with Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona as principal speaker. The event supported by Mrs. Von L Snyder, Indiana State president, included caution to youths after a glass door at the Federation of Republican Cubs entrance was shattered likely by a BB gun. Ivy Priest of the Treasury was also present. Anderson attendees included Mrs. Fairy Stanley, Mrs. Virgil O Lee, Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Mrs. B C Toner and others.
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Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
von L. Snyder
Indiana
Federation of Women's Republi- Shadeland School
Whet
Ivy Priest
U.S. Treasury
Anderson
Coen
Fairy Stanley
Virgil
O. Lee
Ivan Thompson
B.C. Toner
Postal Pay Raise Assured in House Vote
Washington postal workers were promised a pay raise averaging about 9 per cent, retroactive to March 1, following a 407 to 1 House vote approving a compromise the Senate had adopted. President Eisenhower was expected to sign, with administration leaders confirming. The increase amounts to roughly $900 yearly for rank and file, and follows prior vetoes over revenue and pay-structure concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Hep
Calo
R-Ny
Adenauer Bid for Moscow Visit Aimed at Normalizing Ties
The Soviet government invited Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to visit Moscow to seek normalization of relations, saying peace and European security require improved Soviet German ties. The note warned a new war could devastate Germany. Delivery via the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Paris was released to the press.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Germany
Paris
Leonid Mnyichev
Colwnn Ay
Body found in Michigan swamp tied to self confessed slayer
A self described killer led authorities to Ernie Mallonon 84 found shot in a northern Michigan swamp. Bruce Kins 20 of Kokomo Indiana confessed to the killing after visiting Sheriff Westlake, saying he killed Mallonon during a break in attempt.
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Wscanaha
Mich
Ernie Mallonon
Michigan
Indiana
North Dakota
Mallonon
AL Minor
Dy Westlake
Bruce Kins
Kokomo
Ind
Mat Vinon
Westlake
Colama
420 Students To Receive Diplomas At Anderson H.S.
420 members of the class of 1955 at Anderson High School will receive diplomas tomorrow at 1 p m in the high school gym. The processional will be to Pomp and Circumstance by the school orchestra. Dr George Tageart will give the invocation. Four seniors will present addresses: Thea Phelps Jerry Stump Barbara Fish and Jim McDonell. A senior choir will sing The Song of Farewell. G E Ebbertt will grant diplomas to the class members listed in the article excerpt.
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Anderson High School
Thomas Cleaf
George
Thea Phelps
Jerry Stump
Barbara Fish
Freedom
Jim McDonell
Mary Stoth Valmer
Neva Land
G. E. Ebbertt
John Paul Huffamin
AHS
G. Monroe Schuster
Central Christian? Church
Want-Ad Quick Buys From Early Caller
A fast buyer snagged several items from a want ad as the paper was delivered. The ad promotes room suit, talk, top gas hanoi, air conditioner, and a location on Pitt Street. Details emphasize prompt service and a help line for composing ads.
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Air CONDI+ TIONER
Kno Pitt Street
Board Awards Purchases After Public Works Meeting
The board awarded a 1955 half ton truck to W. C. McLain Inc for 1,208 and a 1955 sedan to Fred Welker Ford Inc for 1,307.99 after recommendations by City Attorney Harold J. Anderson and Purchasing Agent Forrest SIM. Reports from department heads were heard as Chairman John H. Burton led the meeting with Paul Wyeail, Charles I. Hartley, and Mayor Noland C. Wright present.
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Board Art Public Works
W. C. McLain, Inc
Fred Welker
Ford, Inc
Hareld J. Anderson
Forrest Sim
John H. Burton
Paul Wyeail
Charles I. Hartley
Noland C. Wright
Muellin
Local Birth Announcements From Neighborhood Homes
Yesterday at St Jntn s How wall Mr and Mrs Joseph Glaser 618 Clark St reported a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Hoppe Perlelon gieh Mr and Mrs Robert Fradler Ha W Cross Sta pith Mery and Mrs Tully Jakes 2518 Falton St another girl. Mr and Mrs Slaning Reed Alexandria reported a girl. Mr id Mrs Rotert Welker Wid HL Ten St gi Me. and Mrs Kee smith ue FPorkner St a girl.
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St. Jntn's
Wall
Sbosephh Glaser
Clark
Mr and Aire
Pharles Hoppe
Perlelon
Gieh
Mra
Robert Fradler
Cross
Mery
Tully Jakes
Falton St
Slaning Reed
Alexandria
Mr. Id
Rotert Welker
Kee ‘Smith
Fporkner St
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