Wreck Victims Listed As Fair After Indiana Crash
Two injured in Indiana crash near Ind 67 and 222 remained listed as fair at St John’s Hospital. Truck driver Robert Rawle and Robert Elliott, both injured, were among those treated after two heavy tractors and a passenger car collided. Twenty cattle were freed onto the highway, some injured, as officers investigated with Sheriff Joe Brogdon and state troopers. Delp’s truck escaped with minor injuries. Delp and others were treated. Wreckers removed the vehicles and traffic was cleared after about an hour.
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East O ‘Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Rawle
Westfield
Cesick
Robert Elliott
Joe Brogdon
Robert Simmons
Indiana
Kenneth Perkins
Fred Lee
George Allen
Rayle
Charles Delp
Terrey
Haute
Delp
Eliot
Winchester
St John’s Hospital
Baker At Brothers Ambulance
Ike's Advisers See Business Upturn
Ike's advisers report indications of an early upturn in business activity with signs potentially misleading yet numerous enough to suggest recovery in employment and industrial production. Burns cited negligible impact from the Indochina crisis on the current slump and warned of possible future improvement. The piece notes 2,685 Indiana licenses suspended in May, with 1,133 convictions for violations and other suspensions for judgments and recorded matters.
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Rene Nemer Erate
Fi Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Burns
Washington
Ope
Indianapolis
Three Charged In Plot To Kill Wealthy Lake Wales Figures
Bartow Florida Tuesday authorities charged Emmett Donnelly 69 of Lake Wales and Willard Durden 35 of Pen Sacola and Orlando with conspiring to murder three wealthy locals including Mrs Byrd T Roach 51 Lake Wales and K H Gerlach 81 also of Lake Wales. Donnelly executor of a 258000 estate and tied to Gerlach legal work, faced a possible new motive involving Mrs Louise Hawley of Orlando as the probe unfolds.
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Donnelly
Durden
Louise Clark Hawley
Orlando
18 Persons Pay Ike's One-Cent Assessment
UnroretTON Indiana reports 18 residents have paid President Eisenhower's one-cent tax on Chesterton's inch-square subdivision since the President claimed no funds to pay it. Donations come from across the nation, continuing for years. Ike and Adlai Stevenson, linked to the stunt during the town's centennial, were deeded lots. Stevenson paid his tax though unemployed.
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Stevenson
Conant Says Campaign Fails In Bonn Report
A report states James B. Conant construction worker Richeson, 32, Indianapolis, was killed by a 14 foot fall while workers dismantled a smokestack at an ILR Reinicke Inc site near a Harvester Co plant. Communists failed to win support.
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Blythe
Emany
High Richeson
Indianapolis
James B
International Tave
Harvester Co
East Germany
McCarthy Symington clash over witnesses on Senate panel
The Senate subcommittee hearings feature Sen McCarthy pressing for new witnesses and for Sen Symington to take the stand. Agreement hinges on Symington’s floor speech and an oath testimony, while McCarthy urges both leaders to submit names and continue with existing witnesses. The debate centers on who should testify about the G David Schine affair and related matters.
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Free Berlin
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Francis P. Carr
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McCarthy-Army hearings and political clash headline
Fragmented clippings recount McCarthy Army hearings and a Senate push on a constitutional amendment allowing governors to fill House vacancies after large casualties. Mentions Mundt Anderson and security reviews, plus an Ethiopian emperor visit to Canada and local burglary note.
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McCarthy Aides Clash Over Retri al of 1952 Case
Visional assignments and personnel shifts surface as McCarthy and Symington clash during testimony. Edward R. Godfrey, GM vice president and group executive, will assist Curtice on special assignments while retaining board and committee roles. Other officers of the corporation are reelected at today's meeting.
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acCarthy
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Carthy
Defense
Bids for Fremont Drive Improvements Opened
Works Board 420 opened bids for Fremont Dr 8th to 10th Sts with Reed Construction at 9750 Rowe Engineering at 1045.10 and Central Construction bid refused for incomplete figures and facts Awards to await bond checks and legal formalities.
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Central Construction Company
Fremont Dr
Sts
Reed Construction Company
Rowe Engineering
Central Construction
Tagh
Indochina War Comment Warns of Expanded U.S. Involvement
A statement accuses certain governments of seeking to extend the Indochina conflict rather than restore peace. It points to facts and alleges close U.S. State Department ties in plans to widen the war and add participants, urging caution.
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Indochina
State Department
U.S.A
Dinner gathering features Forse Tool leader speaker
H D Forse president of Forse Tool and Die Inc will present a dinner speech with the topic Lets Take a Look Ahead. The program opens at 6 30 p m with an invocation by Rev Phil Lip Philbrook pastor of Meadow Brook Baptist Church and music by a string ensemble Judy Fosnet Betty Hubbare Velma Clark. Robert Matter serves as toastmaster and G E Ebbertt Anderson schools superintendent will introduce guests with William E James industrial coordinator introducing faculty members.
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Ase
Delco-Remy
H. D. Forse
Forse Tool and Die, Inc
Massman
Stinner
Phillip Philbrook
Meadlowbrook Baptist Church
Judy Fosnet
Betty Hubbare
Velma Clark
Robert
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Schools
William E. James
Solar powered home generators near in the United States
Windsor Ontario reports on a Baltimore announcement from the Air Research and Development command. A miniature solar generator tested by the Wright Air Development Center near Dayton supplied enough current to run an electric clock, signaling potential home use as solar energy advances.
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Windsor
Ont
United States
Baltimore
Air Research and Development Command
Wright Air Development Center
Dayton
Sadie Bondurant Funeral Services Held in Anderson
Mrs. Sadie Bondurant 70 wife of George Bondurant of 3225 Scatterfield Rd died Monday at home. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Wilbur V. Day. Interment in Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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George Bondurant
Scatterfield Rd
Owill
Waltz and Hiday
Wilbur V. Day
Nobie Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Rites Held for Elmer E. Black in Anaconda
Elmer E. Black aged 184 died Sunday at St John s Hospital. Last rites held at 2 p m today at Albright Funeral Home Annapolis where he graduated in 1941 from Central Christian Church. Interment at Crownland Cemetery Nopesville. Black affiliated with Anderson Loan Association for over 30 years. Funeral dinner meeting at Anderson Hotel Wednesday with Mr Allen presenting last year s sales record.
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Victory Ct
St. John's Hospital
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Crownland
Nopiesville
Nopesville
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T Ihe Anderson Loan Association
Anders
Allen
Funeral for James E Farley Set at Baker Brothers
James E Farley 60 of 27 McArthur Blvd dies Monday in St Johns Hospital Cleveland. Funeral 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Kermit Pugh officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. Farley taught at Bethany Missionary College and served as national director of Church of God Youth Fellowship. Born Garrison Kentucky he later moved to New Boston Ohio and graduated from Dennison University and Duke University. He was married to Agnes Hilligas and leaves three children.
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Anderson College
Newberry
Oberlin Gniversity
Palo
Duke University
Duke
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Suis East
Tth
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Services for Mrs Ruth Underwood Barr in Dana Indiana
Mrs Ruth Underwood Barr age 64 dies at home 823 West 7th Street. Services set for 1 pm today at Tennessee Valley Baptist Church Dana Indiana with Rev Arthur Proctor of Mounds Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Bono Cemetery. Body to be moved from Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Ruth Barr
Ruth Underwood Barr
Tennessee Valley Baptist Church
Dana, Ind
Arthur Proctor
Mounds Baptist’ Church
Bono, Ind
Dana
Harold E. Rozelle
Government imposes broad censorship and search rules
The article describes a sweeping civil rights suppression, banning more than two people from congregating, allowing searches without court orders, ending habeas corpus, and authorizing police to enter homes. A foreign news ban requires Spanish translations and submission to a communications chief. It notes a Quetzaltenango leaflet raid report was censored in editions Tuesday.
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Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral rites planned for Berdie O Thomas 53 former Wilkinson resident who died Sunday evening at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie services Wednesday 10 am Condo and Son Funeral Home Rev Verle Libby officiating burial in McCray Cemetery Also funeral services for Samuel J Henry 68 native of Hancock County former Anderson resident who died Sunday night at home near Fortville 2 pm Wednesday George McCarty Funeral Home Rev Metcalf Miller presiding In Terre Haute William C Huemmer 64 shoe store manager killed by automobile while walking on downtown sidewalk. driver fled scene after briefly stopping The handwriting of the first Queen Elizabeth of England was all but illegible.
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Joach
Gerlach
Albany
N.Y
Clifton Kelly
Hawley
York Central Railroad
Don
Kelly
Daugh
Cer
Robert R. Young
Central
William White
Berdie O. Thomas Wilkinson
Berdie O. Thomas
Wilkinson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Condo and Son
Verle Libby
McCray Cemetery
Samuel
Henry Fortville
Samuel J. Henry
Hancock County
Anderson
Fortville
George McCarty
Metcalf Miller
Terre Haute
Ind
William C. Huemmer
Joseph Kintz
Huemmer
Elizabeth of England
Critics Grade Soviet Drama On Bureaucracy Theme
The Literary Gazette praised the play as a good subject but faulted its portrayal of Soviet society. It argued that viewing bureaucracy and careerism as innate traits and depicting power as a blunt machine distort reality and overlook humane attitudes. Pravda reacts to Vera Panova criticisms.
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Dzerzhinsky
Literary Gazette
Zorin
Pravda
Vera Panova
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