Tragic Drowning Of 17 Year Old At White River Near Perkinsville
Anguished mother watches as 17 year old Ronald A Southworth drowns in White River near Perkinsville. Attempts by friends and rescuers fail. he is pronounced dead at St Johns Hospital Lapel after life saving efforts. Sheriff Joe Brogdon, Madison County Fire Department and local volunteers assist. autopsy pending.
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Arvie
Ione Southworth
Rt. 6
Hamilton
White River
Perkinsville
Ronald A. Southworth
Ray Thornton
Rt. G. Anderson
James Grace
Robert Gries
Rt. 1
Frankton
Bill Walker
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Anderson Fire Department
Elwood
St. John’s Hospital
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Joe Boze
Lawrence
Charles Cooper
George Gritter
Elwood Fire Department
Gene Ludlow
Fred Hiday
Molotov Blasts U S on Indo China at Geneva Talk
In Geneva Tuesday Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov accused the United States of scheming to undermine the Geneva conference and prolong the Indo China war. He demanded immediate talks on a political settlement and urged inclusion of Laos and Cambodia with Viet Nam in any settlement.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
United States
Indochina
Molotov
Hos
Indochine
Moltov
Vietminh
Pham van Dong
Joseph Laniel
Poland
Czech
Slovakia
Nations Supervisory Commission
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
UN mediator defends debate over war and propaganda
ANGRY DEBATES in the United Nations are preferable to wars, a U N mediator told the National Council of Presbyterian Women's Organizations. Dr Frant Graham said the U N is a forum where propaganda is studied, cross examined, debated and votes by 60 nations. Archbishop Cushing said McCarthy does not divide the Catholic Church, noting no Catholic stance on the subject. See Sen Karl Mundt on Page 4, Calamary.
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Security Agency
United Nations
U. N
National Council of Presbyterian Women’s Organizations
Rette
Frant Graham
U.N
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Joseph R. McCarthy
Ralph E. Flanders
McCarthy
Sen
Karl Mundt
South
Calamary
Army McCarthy clash ends in accord on morale
Roy Cohn and Army counsel J N Welch reached agreement on a small set of questions meant to reassure the public. They both praised the armed services as more than capable, assuring mothers and fathers that the forces are "beautiful" and as fine as in past wars.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Army
Joseh N. Welch
Welch
Cohn
Navy
Air Force
Korea
Want-Ad Success Sparks Quick Sales in Anderson Herald
Dozens of phone calls followed a simple Hamilton-Bullington Want-Ad as listings sold fast. The ad offered a oil tank with fittings for 19 dollars, a cottage size kitchen cabinet, a kitchen table with extension, and other items. The Anderson newspaper insists its want-ad pages are the best place to reach buyers and urges readers to call 3 5371.
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Bulletin-Herald
Anderson
Madison County Red Cross Chapter Holds Annual June Meeting
The Madison County Red Cross chapter conducted its annual June meeting last evening in an assembly. Edward F. Godfrey, former GM official and Delco-Remy executive, was named to a new post as assistant to GM President Harlow H. Curtice on special assignment, reflecting GM’s major leadership changes.
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Madison County
The
American Red Cros
Edward F. Godfrey
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Dayton
Household
Hralow H. Curtice
G. M
Godfrey
Anderson
Red Cross Session Elects County Directors at Anderson
About 60 people attended the Anderson Loan Association meeting chaired by Dr. C. V. Rozelle. Certificates of merit were awarded to Mrs. Harvey Hallenbeck for first aid service. County directors were elected for two year terms and include Richard Cotton, Helen Craig, Leola Day, Alvin Doty, and others, with one-year appointees listed. Barney Deutsch Muncie attended as a special guest.
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Anderson Loan Association
C. V. Rozelle
Rozelle
Harvey Hallenbeck
Jack Rosin
Robert Hallam
Carl White
van Meter
Red Cross
Clyde Hillgoss
Elwood
i/Red Cross
Leola Day
Barney Deutch
William K. Mitchell
Elmer Murfin
Robert Reardon
Wilbur Roby
Roy Lurber
Bor *Elle
Robert Morre
Everett Fleck
Rossin
Donald Copeland
E.R. Davis
E.C. Toner
Ike Rebuffed On Flexible Farm Price Aid Proposal
Washington action by the Agriculture Committee rebuffed President Eisenhower in a push for flexible farm price supports through 1955. The 218 to 1 vote endorsed maintaining rigid, parity-based supports, while Ezra Benson pressed for a system allowing adjustments during shortages or surpluses. The debate touched Senate figures and signaled cross party concern over government stocks and farm economics.
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Washington
Thuse Agriculture Committee
Eisenhowx
Eisenhower
Ezra Tall Benson
Benson
Ihas
Congress
Sen
Ferguson
ReMich
Senate
Republican
Holland
D.fla
Apprentice Grads To Receive Diplomas At YM Banquet
Management Club of Anderson and Madison County attends a June dinner at the YMCA in conjunction with Apprentice School Graduation exercises. Glen Massman is the featured speaker. diplomas are presented by C. A. Michael and H. Dawson with other officials. (Continued on Page 2)
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Anderson
Madison County
YMCA
Glen Massman
Formeman's Club
Dayton
C. A. Michael
Manger
Dawson
Church Camp Meet and Farm Policy Debate Highlight Regional News
Camp ground preparations for a 20 000 attendee church camp meeting headline the day with World Service Day on June 20 aiming to raise 1100 00 for missionary benevolent and educational causes. Sen Holland cites 83 percent of Florida farm output lacking price supports while Ferguson argues for more flexibility in farm policy per President recommendations. In Peru Cass County legal actions include burglary jailbreak trials with Hardy receiving 2 to 5 years and others awaiting sentences.
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Logansport
Ind
Kenneth
Couny
Hardy
Cass
Henry
Bailey
Miami
Peru
Clifford C. Wild
Wilde
Jack Alexander
Burlington
John S. Snow
Delphi
Calvin Till
Monticello
Ronnie Willets
Kokomo
Oscar’ de Ford
Works Board Inspects Bids For City Improvements
Anderson Board of Public Works met at City Hall to review bids and discuss improvements on Hendricks Street from New York Central to Central Indian Railroad tracks, Henry Street from 14th to 15th, a storm sewer on Brown Street for St Johns Hospital projects, and bids on 6th Street from Walnut to Chestnut. Reed Construction Company submitted a bid of 4 dollars as shown in the opened bids.
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Anderson Board of Public Works
City Hall
Hendricks St
New York Centra Railroad
Central Indian Railroad
Henry St
14Th
15Th Sts
Brown St
St. John's Hospital
6Th St
Walnut
Chestnut Sts
Reed Construction Company
Notable Clergy Names Listed Across Regions
A fragmentary list mentions Dr. Gene W. Newberry Anderson and several ministers including the Rev. V. J. Gritzmacher in Michigan, the Rev. H. G. Johnson in Ashland Kentucky, the Rev. 4. B. Mitchell in Gary and the Rev. C. E. Byers in Springfield, plus others. The text is incomplete but preserves geographic spread and religious titles.
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Gene W. Newberry
Anderson
V. J. Gritzmacher
Cansing
Mich
H. G. Johnson
Ashland
B. Mitchell
Gary
C. E. Byers
Springfield
Pilot Survives Crop-Duster Crash and Promotion News
William C. Riley, longtime Anaconda mill assistant superintendent, is promoted to superintendent at the Orange California mill effective July 1. Anaconda executives including Richard Steinmetz and David Allen plan to visit Anderson interests today. Riley previously served as mill supervisor and pilot in Vincennes before joining Anaconda.
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Robert E. Wolford
Anderson
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
William C. Riley
Forest Dr
Anaconda
Orange
Calif
Richard Steinmetz
David Allen
Anderson Anaconda
Toda
Riley
William Schofield
Actop-Auskin
Aline
Ana
Hastings-on-Hudson
N. C
Muskegon
Mich
Everett Neer
Paris
Ill
Blane
John Doves
Anaconda Milit
Brazil
Paul
Carlin
Wilkes-Barre
Eubing
Flying Service of
Vincennes
Contnard
Civil Rights Suspended By Guatemalan Leftist Government
Guatemalan government suspended civil liberties amid a crisis after an anti-Communist leaflet raid. A special decree removed the 20 day limit on warrants and allowed seizure of transport and communications. Censorship and bans on speech assembly and home inviolability followed as the cabinet met through the night.
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Lom
Russia
West Guatem
Quezaltenango
Sion
Jacobo Arbenz
Guzman
Knight Leads In First Democratic Returns For Governor
In San Francisco Republican Governor Goodwin Knight leads Democrat Richard Graves in early primary returns. Knight shows 1451 to 1071 in 58 of 22524 precincts while 26th district returns are not yet in. Timmerman leads South Carolina for governor with 122014 to 77002.
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San Francisco
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard P. Graves
Knight
Graves
26Th
James Roosevelt
Congress
Young
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Democrats
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Timmerman
Resburg
Lester J. Oates
Columbia’ Insurance Execu
Wwe
McCarthy Army Row Near Windup in Senate Hearings
The McCarthy Army row nears an early windup as televised sessions accelerate. Senator Symington accuses McCarthy of harboring bitterness while offering to testify under oath about his role. Roy Cohn guards the line denying collusion to pivot the inquiry among services.
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Washingiun
McCarthy
R-Wis
Symington
Joseph N Welch
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Navy
Air Force
Welch
Wisconsin
Cohn
Adams
Mundt
RSD
Alton 3
Baccalaureate Speaker Named at Park Place Church of God
Dr. Gene W. Newberry nationally known minister of the Church of God and member of its Graduate School of Theology faculty will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Park Place Church of God at 11 Sunday morning. He will address 79 members of the 1954 class including four graduates in his division. Commencement exercises follow Monday night in the large tabernacle on East Campus. Dr. Russell J. Humbert, president of DePauw University, will speak at graduation.
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Anaervon College
Gene W. Newberry
Church of God
Graduate School of Theology
Park Place
Russell J. Humbert
DePauw University
Midwest
Associated Press
Kremlin
Church’ of God
Literary Ganete
Union of Soviet Writers
Harold
Ruber Cs Koogle
Sova
Writers and Writers Union
Konstantin Simonov
Parkview
Boris Lavrenyev
Literary Gazette
Leonid Zorin
Zorin
The
Soviet
Calan
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St. Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Norbert McFadden Fortville a daughter. Mr and Mrs Harold McCool 5 Fairmount a daughter Lene W Newberry. Mrs Pruitt Smith a daughter. Mr and Mrs Donald Reichene son 121 Amber Dra a daughter. Mr and Mrs William Wolfe are services Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Walter Cox Johnson Dr a son. College speaker Mr Harold McCool will deliver sermon at baccalaureate services Sunday morning at the Park Church of God. Ries will be in the College Graduate School of Theology faculty at Anderson College.
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St. Jown's Hospital
Norbert McFadden
Fortville
Harold McCool
Fairmount
Lene W. Newberry
Pruitt Smith
Pendleton
Church of God
William Sparks
Graduate School
Washington Crt
Ander
Donald Reicheneson
Amber
William Wolfe
Wosdiuwe’ Drea Aon
Ates. Ries
Walter Cox
Iace Church of God
Johnson
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Mr. Wiles
Dien Bien Phu
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Senat
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
Works Board
William Breece
E. L. al
Rt. 5
W. Cross St
Julianne Spohnholty
Spohnholty
Herald
California
Guatemala
Bates
U.S
James F. Byrnes
U. S. Supreme Court
Condi
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