Government Revises List of Worst off Jobless Areas
Washington reports 20 major industrial centers and seven smaller areas placed on a new list of cities hardest hit by long term unemployment. Labor officials say these areas may receive added federal aid to help economic recovery. The designation follows Eisenhower administration criteria, citing declines in coal mining textiles machinery and other key local industries. Endorsed by an emergency urban aid committee the list notes many Southern Western and Northeastern locales. To qualify a city must show high unemployment relative to the national average over several years along with current rates and no near term improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Nity
Detroit
Providence
Rul
Evans+ Wille
Terre Haute
Ind
Atlantic City
Nat
Charleston
Huntington-Ashland
Wheeling
W. Va
Fall River
Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
Mass
Altoona
Erie
Johnstown
Scranton
Wilkes- Barren
Hazelton
Mayaguez
Ponce
San Juan
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
South
West
New England
Mid-Atlantic
Eisenhower
U.S
Summitville Guild Installs Officers
Summitville The Guild of the Christian church installed new officers with Mrs Ralph Tappan presiding. New officers include Dorothy Vinson vice president Opal Watts secretary Shirley Dean treasurer Hazel Caldwell service director Deanna Leer worship director Faye Cunningham study director Lucille Harrold and Miss Berniece Surratt as guests. Members present listed include Ruby Vinson Phyllis Cunningham Deanna Leer Maxine Oberholtzer Benna Moore Dorothy Vinson Lucille Harrold Mary Leer Janice Armatron and others. The Loyal Women’s Class met at the church with Mrs Flossie Hamilton presiding and prayers led by Mrs Cora Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Guild of ‘the Christian Church
Gerald Walker
Ralph ‘Tappan
Dorothy Vinson
Opal Watts
Shirley Dean
Hazel Caldwell
Deanna Leer
Faye Cunningham
Lucille Harrold
Berniece Surratt
Ralph Tappan
Ruby Vinson
Phyllis Cunningham
Mesdames Maxine Oberholtzer
Benna Moore
Mary Leer
Janice Armatron
Maxine Walker
Loyal Women’s Class
The
Christian Church
Flossie Hamilton
Abs. Ann! Curry
Jessan
Cora Ferguson
Canada invites NATO meeting heads to Ottawa
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker said Canada would host a NATO leaders meeting to explore new progress paths. The statement came amid discussions at UN headquarters and a backdrop of ongoing Cold War diplomacy with allied nations.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
North Atlantic Realy Organization
United Nations
N.Y
NATO
Hammarskjold
John Diefenbaker
Nepal
Vof U.N
Thelonious
Commons
Mank
U.N. Jazz
Eisenhow
Sec
Washington
Truman's Role In Ist A Bomb Use Questioned
Unclear excerpt describes a social gathering with refreshments hosted by Mrs. Ida Silvey and mentions various attendees from Ada Dickey to King Mahendra and U N officials. The text includes names of diplomats, musicians, and church events, culminating in a remark about keeping the dinner scene quiet.
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Truman
Dearborn carpenter faces deportation to England
Detroit UPI reports 54 year resident Frederick J. Williams, an admitted ex Communist, will be deported June 15 under the McCarran Walter Act. Immigration Director Walter A. Sabli said Williams has been notified as an undesirable alien. He has spent most of his 34 years in the United States.
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Detroit
UPI
Dearborns
Frederick J. Williams
England
Etter
United States
U.S
Walter A. Sabli
Williams
McCarran Waller
Rogers To Check Up On Neo Nazi Wave
Army Pvt Kenneth E Safford son of Mrs Margaret E Munns 221 N 12th St Elwood Ind recently completed the llweek supply course at the Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Ground Md Army PFC Floyd D Swinford 19 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Swinford 2691 High St Middletown Ind recently assigned to the 30th Ordnance Company in Germany KaiserSlautern Germany
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Aberdeen Proving Gound
Army
Kenneth E. Safford
Margaret E. Munns
12Th St. Elwood
Ind
The
Ordnance School
Aber En Proving Ground
Kaiserslautern
Floyd D. Swinford
Arthur H. Swinford
High
Middletown
30Th Ordnance Company
Germany
Army and World War II notes from Fort Hood to Hiroshima debate
The column covers multiple items: Army Pvt Richard Mount Castle completing eight weeks of training at Fort Hood Texas. Truman bearing sole responsibility for dropping the Hiroshima bomb as per Knebel and Bailey No High Ground due Monday. references to secret documents opened for study. veterans and civic leaders meeting with Eisenhower over neo Nazism concerns. geographic notes on Mount Cook New Zealand.
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Fort Hood
Tex
Richard A. Mount Castle
Mary J. Mount Castle
W. 25Th SL
Edwood
Ind
2D Armored Division
New York
APS
Harry Truman
Hiroshima
Japan
Truman
Fletcher Knebel
Charles W. Bailey I
Harper and Brothers
Knebel and Bailey
Senate War Investigating Committee
Henry L.stimson
Stimson
Roosevelt
Aparcaficitie
West
Anderson
Indianz
Air Force
265Th Air Bu
Coates
East Ohio
Cil
T. Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
William P. Rogers
United States
Bernard Abrams
Jersey City
N.J
Joseph ©. Barr
Hui
4Th Armored
Hisj
Grafenwehr
Imany
Abramstead
America
Mount Cook
Increase In Dairy Cattle Production Tests Reported
Berlin reports show a rise in dairy cattle production tests amid broader wartime discourse. The piece references ARmyside bomb discussions against Japan, quotes PFC Harry A. Bright Jr., and notes remarks by Graves on decision oversight and potential invasion risks.
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Berlin
Germany
Japan
Harry A. Bright Jr
Leslie BR
Groves
Main St
Decis Elwood
Ind
Sion
Truman
Armed Forces
Handy Hands To Meet All Day On June 9
Handy Hands 4 H Club met at the Township School with Sandra Hart in charge. Irmat Moore gave a health lesson on sanitation and distributed blanks for girls to fill and return. Diana Wisner presented a dairy lesson on production testing and the Dairy Herd Improvement Association program.
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Handy Hands
Perkinsville
Jackson
Township
Sandra Hart
Irmat
Moore
Diana Wisner
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Reef
NJ “Moell
Ann Neese
Mogher
Furdue
Mothers Meat Association
Maude Lennis
Here Isl
Sampier
Sampier S82 Patient At Mercy Hospital In Tert
Packard-Bell Wins Air Force Defense Contract
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp., announced it won a design and manufacturing contract for the airborne sift subsystem in the U S Air Force ALRI network extending the Sage defense system. The United States earned $400 million from foreign visitors in 1953 and American tourists spent over $2 billion abroad including $536 million in Europe.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Packard - Bell Electronics Corp
U. S
ALRI
Spe
United States
Europe
Cn Oo Sa
Debates Over Use of the Atom Bomb and Key Decisions
The article summarizes early doubts by scientists about deploying the A bomb, Truman’s reception of arguments, and a Potsdam ultimatum. It notes the Hiroshima blast on August 6 and Nagasaki on August 9, with Japanese estimates and official misstatements about the bomb’s power.
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Tan District
Truman
Roosevelt
White House
Japan
Winston Churel
Potsdam
Nagasaki
U.S
Hiroshima
Service Drowning Victim Identified
TOKYO a U S soldier who drowned after falling from a pier at Yokohama last Friday was identified Tuesday as Pvt John L Fagg 34 of Ben Air Virginia Fagg was formerly with the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea and was en route home at the time of the accident.
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Tokyo
GPI
U.S
Yokohama
John L. Fagg
Ben Air
Fage
1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Purdue plans 4-H junior leader training camps this summer
Assister Mrs William Lamb announces three junior 4 H leader training camps to be held June 10 13 at Shakamak state park near Jacksonville Hassmer Hill Versailles state park June 16 19 and Limberlost on Oliver Jake La Grange June 23 26. D R Fisher and Mary Badger co direct the Shakamak camp with Er gin Otte directing Limberlost and A I Gessell directing Hassmer Hill. Tomkinson and Gordon Jones will guide the program with Purdue Rural Youth and Recreation staff assisting throughout.
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Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Rollin Snyder
Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Alma Grace Coward
Knoxville
Lafayette
Ind
William Lamb
Lamb
Perkinsville
R. B. Tomkinson
Purdue University
Tomkinson
Shakamak State Park
Jasonville
Hassmer Hill
Versailles State Park
Limberlost
Oliver Jake
Grange
D. R. Fisher
Marion County
Mary Badger
Owen County
Ergin Otte
Huntington County
Limberlast
A. I. Gessell
Fayette County
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Ada Dickey
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Lottie Irelaty-Enufal
Dirk Telby
Ste Glee
Baeepee
King Mahendra
U.N
Ralph Millerang
U.N. Em
Rex Kilgore
Cloyes
Monk
Debby
Forlor
Jimmy Giulive
Smith
Ark
Berthalfours
Inglis
Juanita Winger
William R. Dixon
Giuffre
Dennis” Charles
Buell Niedlinger
Steve Lacey
Duke Ellington
Bud
Bud Powell
Powell
Harlem
Rogers
Fort Huuchaka
Ariz
Theodore W. Davis
New Castle
Signal Corps
Fort Huachuca
Davis
Ing
Sds
Gene A. Flook
William Flook
W. Berryndria
Perates
Dhia
Moeller
Bulletin-Herald
Elmo Jores
Charles Ruth
Thomas Heilman
James Doyle
James Lomey
St. Ambrose Church
29Th St
Herold Phota
King
Mont
Coleus
Markleville Green
Markleville, Ind
Iesurancé
Padipenten
Anderson Banking Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone
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Jerry Mahaney
Zai
Rory Jenkins
Oscar Melson
Francis Oleksy
Fom Johnson
Mgr
Fairview
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