Wreck Victims Listed As Fair After Ind 67 Crash
A three way wreck on Indiana 67 near Indiana 202 east of Anderson injured two drivers. Robert Rayte of Westheld suffered multiple lacerations while Robert Elliott of Winchester sustained knee lacerations and multiple concussions. Delp, driver of an empty truck, had minor injuries. All three were taken to St John’s Hospital. Wreckage blocked the highway for about an hour as four tow trucks cleared the scene.
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Anderson
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St. John's Hospital
Robert Rayte
Westheld
Robert Elliott
Winchester
Delp
St. Job's Hospital
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Brothers
Joe Brogden
Robert Simmons
Indiana
Kenneth Perkins
Fred Lee
George Alien
Rayle
Charles Delp
Terre; Haute
Filioti
Ike Advisors Hear Upturn Hints In Economy
President Eisenhower's adviser Arthur Burns said indicators point to an early upturn in business activity with hope of recovery in employment and industrial production. He cautioned signs may mislead but numerous data suggest stabilization ahead despite concerns over the Indochina crisis. Also noted were broad license suspensions in Indiana affecting thousands of drivers.
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Washington
Arthur
Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Econenig
Pair charged in plot to kill three wealthy Lake Wales figures
Bartow Florida Tuesday charged Donnelly and builder Durden with conspiring to kill Mrs Byrd Roach 91 of Lake Wales a real estate heir and K H Gelach 81 of Lake Wales former calendar company official. As Donnelly posted a 15000 bond they faced further accusations over planning to kill Mrs Louise Hawley of Urianno executor Donnelly of a $258000 estate handled Hawley will details to be disclosed next Monday. Albany Press reports Kelly said Hawley signature questioned while wills plan to cut out adopted children and husband. final report due June 24 1054 at 10 am.
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Fin
Rom Atty
Benemett Donnelly
Willard Durden
Donnelly
Lake, Wales
Amd Durden
Ul Pensocola
Orlando
Byrd ‘I
Rowch
Lake’ Wales
K. H. Gerlach
Lake Wales
Calendar Manufacturing
Durden
Louise Clark
Kelly
Chesterton residents pay one-cent Eisenhower tax
Chesterton officials report that 18 residents paid the President's one-cent assessment on an inch-square subdivision. Trustees note donations came nationwide. Stevenson also paid his tax though unemployed in the West. The tiny tract was set up as a centennial promotion two years earlier.
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Eisenhower
Meg
Aum Carter
Risenhower
Auli Stevenson
Stevenson
Conant Says Campaign Fails in East Germany
High Commissioner James B. Conant said Communists failed to win a large share of East German youth. He cited a weekend youth rally in East Berlin where authorities restricted visits from free Berlin. Conant noted thousands of East German youths slipped past police to greet free Berlin youth. West Berlin officials said 238 remained to seek asylum but should return home.
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Bonn
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U—I
James B. Conant
East Germany
Caratassis
East Berlin
Free Berlin
West Berlin
Wold
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear historical item
The readable fragment mentions random words like Husbands Wives looting Pep Vim and Feel Younger in a garbled quote. Names and places are unreadable, making it impossible to identify people, events, or a clear incident for a coherent summary.
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Nelson
Fort Wayne fatal fall claims Indianapolis worker
Blythe Richeson, 92, an Indianapolis construction worker, was killed at the International Harvester Co. plant after a 5 foot fall from a ladder. A falling scaffold allegedly knocked him from the ladder while he worked on an aging smokestack at the site.
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Fort Wayne, and
Blythe Richeson
Indianapolis
International Harvester Co
ILM
Reinicke
McCarthy linked to GMC and defense posts amid reshuffle
The document outlines provisional assignments and executive moves at General Motors and links to McCarthy and his 1948 and 1952 roles. It notes McCarthy’s implied fitness questions, his past as deputy secretary of defense in 1959, and Edward R. Godfrey’s new special assignments role across Day Inn and Household Appliance divisions.
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GMC
Symington
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Met
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General Motors
Curtice
Molotov Warns Against Prolonging Indochina War
Molotov warned that prolonging the Indochina war would bring dangerous consequences and widen participation. He accused certain governments, including the United States, of planning to extend conflict rather than pursue peace, urging caution against escalation.
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Indochina
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State Department
Works Board Awards Bids After Final Checks
The Works Board continues after page one with bids from Rawe Engineering Company for 4501.75 and Central Construction Company whose bid was refused due to incomplete figures. Awards will be presented after band and legal formalities. Fremont Drive improvements bids opened showing Teed Construction Company at 9750, Rowe Engineering at 10145.10, Central Construction bid refused for technicalities.
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Central Construction
GM Board Elects Keating Eyes To Administration Committee
Harlow Jr Curtice, GM president, announced that Keating, Eyes and Wiles will continue in their present GM roles. Keating joined GM in 1916 and has served as vice president and general manager of the Chevrolet division. Eyes was elected vice president and member of the Administration Committee.
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Kealing
Boy’s Death Reported as Family Hears Details at Hospital
Efforts continued this morning at St John’s Hospital by Dr David Buckles. The boy’s body was taken to Baker Brothers Funeral Home. No arrangements have been announced. Survivors include the parents Mr and Mrs Southworth the paternal grandmother Mrs Lucinda Southworth and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C N Winklepeck of Anderson.
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David Buckles
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Plumbing Firm
Southworth
Lucinda Southworth
Anderson
C. N. Winklepeck
McCarthy Army Inquiry Edges Toward End as Witnesses Debated
The Army McCarthy hearings edge toward a conclusion with talks of a target date next week. Republicans refuse to subpoena Clark Clifford now but may call him later. Sen Symington and Clifford are discussed as key figures, while Welch predicts quick finish for Roy Cohn and Carr examinations. McCarthy pushes for unlimited witnesses though subcommittee may set limits.
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Welch
Roy Cohn
Francis P. Carr
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Sen. Symington
Dinner speech preview at Delco-Remy event
Apprentice from Tage Oney's Delco Remy division and H P D Fors e president Forse Ta al and Die Inc will hear Mr Massiman speak on Lets Take a Look Ahead The invocation by Rev Phil Lip Philhcook of Meadowbrook Baptist Church opens the six thirty p m dinner Music by a string ensemble Judy Pesnet Betty Hubbard Velma Clark Toastmaster Robert C Matter Introduction of guests by G E Ebbertt superintendent of Anderson schools William E James industrial coordinator will introduce faculty members
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Delco-Remy
H. PD. Forse
Forse Taal and Die, Inc
Massiman
Phillip Philhcook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Judy Pesnet
Betty Hubbard
Velma Clark
Robert C. Matter
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Schools
William E. James
Congress plans new agency to vet FBI reports
Dakota announces bill to create a Justice Department unit to assess FBI findings and suggest dismissals for security risk. Mundi, heading the Army McCarthy hearings subcommittee, says the plan is part of a drive to expose chiselers crooks and communists through closer administration and congressional cooperation. Deputy Defense Secretary Anderson told Naval Academy graduates the US stands ready to mobilize rapidly if war erupts and officers must endure a long era of threat. Rome marking liberation anniversary. American soldiers praised while German troops retreat. Senate backs constitutional amendment to let governors fill House vacancies if many members die in an attack, needing two thirds House and three fourths states. Emperor Haile Selassie visits Canada to discuss African development and will testify on charges not answered in 1952. Burglary and robbery case noted with Joe O’Neill referenced.
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Justice Department
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Thele
Administration
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Sthiopia
Canada
Ottawa
Boston
Parliament
Montreal
Quebec City
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Joe O'Neill
McCarthy
Powerful mini star generator eyed for home use
A discovery by the Air Research and Development columnists suggests a miniature star generator could power homes soon. The Wright Air Development Center near Dayton tested an electric clock powered by such a device, signaling progress in advanced energy tech.
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Air Research and Development Columans
Wright Air Development Center
Dayton
Naval graduate to visit Anaconda mill tour and dinner
Anaconda A continues prem pact Mun J S Navy. He received his roining at Annapolis Naval Academy, where he was gradu ted in 1941. Messrs. Steinmetz and Allen will be here tomorrow for a gen eral tour of inspection at the atal mill. They will both be present at a management dinner meeting on Wednesday at the Anderson hotel, when Mr. Allen will discuss the previous year's sales record for the company.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Messrs. Steinmetz and
Allen
Atal Mill
Anderson Hotel
Ecord
Newberry Named to School of Theology Post
Dr. Newberry, recently long involved as pastor and national youth director, joins the School of Theology four years after its founding. Born in Garrison Kentucky, he pursued studies at Rio Grande, Denison, Anderson, Oberlin, Stanford, and Duke, earning a PhD at Duke in 1950 and now resides with Agnes Milligny and three children at 1418 East 7th Street.
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Anderson College
Newberry
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Duke University
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Follon Theology
Agnes Milligny
Fast 7Th St
Death of Samuel J Henry Prompts Local Notice
Samuel J Henry 8, a Fortville resident and former Hancock County native, died Sunday night at his home near Fortville. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the George McCarty Funeral Home with Rev Melean Miller officiating. Friends may call. The report notes a local government censorship move restricting conversations and demanding examina tion of documents, reflecting broader press controls.
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Fortville
Hancock County
Anderson
Manda McCarty
Tory
Communina
Melean Miller
Quezaltanango
Obituaries From Anderson Area Services and Death Notices
Obituary notices list Sadie Bondurant and Elmer Black. James Farley and Ruth Barr are also noted as dying, with funeral services planned at local homes and churches in Anderson and nearby towns. Interments set for Memorial Park and Crownland Cemeteries, with burial in Bone Cemetery and Dana arrangements.
Deaths: In Madison And Nearby Counties
Berdie Thomas Wilkinson 54 a former Wilkinson resident died Sunday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie. Funeral rites will be held Wednesday at 10 19 am at Condo and Son Funeral Home with the Rev Verte Libby officiating and burial in McCray Cemetery.
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Elmer RE. Black
Victory Cl
St. John's Hospital
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Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Crownland Cemetery
Noblesville
Black
Andersonian Association
Berdie
Thomas Wilkinson
Berdie G. Thomas
Wilkinson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Munele
Condo and Son
Verte Libby
McCray Cemetary
Ideological secret police and the Soviet mock drama
The Literary Gazette praised the subject as a good idea but faulted the playwright for portraying bureaucracy and careerism as innate to Soviet society and for depicting Soviet officials as an inexorable machine lacking humane attitudes. Pravda had previously criticized Vera Panova for focusing too much on personal aspects of life.
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Felix Dnetchhinsky
Berta
Literary Gazette
Zorin
Pravda
Vera Panova
Terre Haute Store Manager Killed by Car on Sidewalk
Wit lar C. Huemmer, 64, manager of a Terre Haute shoe store, was killed by an automobile while walking on a downtown sidewalk Tuesday. Police said a car driven by Joseph Kink, 20, struck Huemmer after it veered onto the sidewalk. The second car’s driver allegedly stopped briefly then left the scene.
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Witlar C. Huemmer
Ates
Seph Kink
Huemmer
Ai Alor
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