Efforts To Rescue Youth From Drowning Near Perkinsville
A 17 year old, Ronald A Southworth, drowned in White River near Perkinsville as friends watched. An urgent rescue by Sheriff Joe Brogdan, Anderson Fire Department, and Elwood responders failed. He was taken to St Johns Hospital where life was pronounced extinct. Coronor Fred Higay planned further verdict actions.
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Arvie
Ione Southworth
Rt 6
Hamilton
White River
Perkingville
Ronald A. Southworth
Ray Thornton
Rt. G
St. John's Hospital
Fisher, Brothers
Anderson Fire Department
Joe Boze
Lawrence Stags
Charles Gooner
George Grilster
Elwood Fire
Molotov Attacks U S On Indochina Stand At Geneva
At Geneva the Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov charged the United States with trying to undermine the conference and prolong the Indochina war. He urged immediate talks on a political settlement without a ceasefire, while Western delegates warned Molotov’s line was destructive. The French Parliament opened a crucial debate on Indochina policies as Molotov pressed for Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia to be settled together under a neutral supervisory commission.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Unitedd States
Indochina
Molotov
Malilov
Jongust
U.S
Mol. Holey
Vielmink
Premey Pham van Dong
Ati
Joseph Lantel
Jatov
Htov
Poland
Jaslovakia
Nations Supervisory Commission
Laws
Cambodia
Viet Nam
TEMPO Debate on War Divisions at U N Mediation Session
In Lafayette this week a National Council of Presbyterian Women’s Organizations session heard Dr. Frank P. Graham argue that the U N is not a mere propaganda platform but a field to test ideas and withstand scrutiny. A prior vote supported efforts toward world peace through U N programs. Archbishop Richard J. Cushing defended Sen McCarthy from charges of dividing church or country, asserting Catholics can unite behind differing views. Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota is noted in the report.
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Security Agency
United Nations
International
U. N
National Council of Presbysterian
Worren
Lafayette
Frank P. Graham
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Joseph J. McCarthy
Ralph RF. Flanders
McCarthy
Karl Mundt
South
Cohn and Welch Endorse Military Unity During Hearings
The article notes Roy Cohn and Army counsel Joseph Welch found common ground in the Army McCarthy hearings. They agreed the nation’s services are as strong as in World War I and II, and Welch’s questions aimed to reassure the public despite anti-communist tensions.
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Washington
Roy Tt Cohn
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Therday
Welch
Cohn
Navy
Air Force
Kareay
Wanted ads drive brisk sales in local paper
Dozens of phone calls followed an H-B Want-Ad in the Bell-Herald. A reader notes the ads sell items quickly, listing ATS-Aal fittings for 10 dollars and a college size kitchen cabinet with a kitchen table. The paper’s Wanted pages in Anderson remain the best place for such listings.
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Bulletin-Herald
Ats-Aal
Tool
Anderson
Madison County Red Cross Chapter Holds Annual Session
The Madison County Chapter of the American Red Cross conducted its annual June meeting last evening in an assembly hall, detailing chapters activities and planning for upcoming disaster relief efforts.
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Madison
County Red Cross
Madison County
The
American Red Cross
Oan
Anderson Lonn Association
Mir. C. V. Floratic
TH. Roadhle
Harvey Hallenbeck
Jack Jos.sin
Hubert Wallam
Ara Firepork
Carl White
M. I. van Meter
Red Cross
Clyde Hnkgoss
Elwood
Leola Day
Barney Deutch
Muncie
Richard Cotton
Helen Craig
Alvin Boy
Gleam Fogle
Robert Groene
Harvay Hullenbeck
William K. Mitchell
Lmer
Murfin
Robert Reardon
Willoney Raby
Ray Luther
Rozelle
Robert Morre
Byarett Heck
Atr
Russia
Donald
Rt. Davis
Carl Whi
Former Local GM Official Lands New Assistant Role
Edward F. Godfrey, former official of Delos Henry Division and Gaonerat Motors, has been assigned as assistant to General Motors president H. Curtice on special assignment. The move accompanies a GM board shakeup that ousted Ivan L. Wiles, Thomas H. Keating, and Roger M. Kyes from the board and Operations Policy Committee.
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Edward F. Godfrey
Delos-Henry
Gaonerat Motors
Dayton and Household
Hralaw TT
Curtlee
G. M
Godfrey
Anderson J
Dayton
General Motors
New York
Ivan L. Wiles
Thomas H
Hanoi
Wiles
Gen-Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Oral Motors
Haiphong
Lare
Dason Peninsula
Buick
Rebuffed On Flexible Farm Price Aid Proposal
Washington the House Agriculture Committee Tuesday rejected the proposal for flexible farm price supports. Senator Fergusson argued the plan undermines the current parity system while Secretary Benson warned of a veto if Congress extends high level supports. The debate centered on shifting prices for crops and the impact on surpluses and farmers.
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Tke
Roger D. Greene
Washington
Bady Rikenbawer
Bara Tothie Oitey Trulslock Lee Sui Benson
Thue
Benson
Congress
Apprentice Grads To Receive Diplomas At YM Banquet Tonight
Members of the Industrial Management Club of Anderson and Madison County attend their June dinner at the YMCA in conjunction with Apprentice School Graduation exercises. The featured speaker is Wide Glen Massman of Dayton Ohio. Diplomas will be presented by C A Michael and T B Dawson.
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Ie Inaustrial Management Club
Anderson
Madison County
YMCA
Glen Massman
Excendye
Formeman's Club
Dayton
C. A. Michael
Guide Lamp
T. B. Dawson
Tage
Colman
Church of God Boards Meet at Camp Meeting
Church of God board meetings continue as nominations for new board members are announced. Camp grounds on the coast host a large crowd for the Seamnp meeting with World Service Day set for June 20 and a fundraising goal of 1,108,000 for missionary benevolent and education causes.
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Church For God
Board of Church Exten i Sions
Holme Missions
Board of Foreign Aixstons
Meelings
Cuurcs
Ceist
OW Aussage
Toye
Scheowind
Leamp
Gene W. Newberry
Anderson
Grizmacher
Works Board Inspects Bids For City Improvements
Anderson Public Works board met at City Hall to hear bids and review improvements on Hendricks Street from New York Central to Central Indiana Railroad tracks and Newry Street from 14th to 15th. A storm sewer placement hearing for Brown Street served hospital projects. Bids on 8th Street from Walnut to Chestnut were opened with Reed Construction Company bidding $4.Continued on page 2.
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Anderson Board For Public Works
City Hall
Versait
Hendricks St
New York, Central Railroad
Central Indiana Railroad
Newry St
14Th
15Th Sts
Brown St
John's Hospital
Ktseusatan
8Th St
Walnut
Chestnut Sts
Reed Construction Company
Continerd
Colao Bj
Jail Breaker Gets 2 Years Jail Breaker Gets 2 Years
Kenneth Hardy, 27, Legisport, one of five prisoners who broke out of Cass County jail Thursday, sentenced to two to thirty years for second degree burglary. He also got 1 to 5 years for jailbreaking, to run concurrently. Companions Jock Alexander and John Snow were captured soon after. Calvin Hill and Ronnie Millers were captured next day. Turnkey J. Sears Yord was overpowered and his keys were taken.
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Logansfort
Ind
Ikenneth Hardy
Legisport
Cass County
Hardy
Cass
wIudge Henry
Mailey
Miami
Peru
Courtmont Aid
Besore
Cutfardy
Wild
Cass Court
Wilde
Ifardy
Jock Alexander
Burlington
John S. Snow
Delphi
Calvin Hill
Monticello
Ronnie Millers
Xokoma
Qsears
Dee Yord
Crop-Duster Plane Crash Leaves Pilot with Scratches
In Brazil a crop-duster plane piloted by Everett Neer suffered minor scratches when it brushed a tree and crashed on Joh Rowles’ farm west of town. A second plane piloted by Paul Carlin escaped with minor injuries after the Sunday incident.
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Brasil, Ltd
Croyps
Everett Neer
Paris
Joh Rowles
Brazil
Paul Carlin
Wilkes-Barre
Os Pitols
Eubing Flying Service
Vincennes
Anaconda Names William Riley New California Mill Chief
William O. Riley, 1120 Forest Dr., assistant superintendent of the Anderson Anaconda Will, is appointed to lead the Anaconda mill in Orange, California, effective July 2. The move follows a visit planned by Robert Z. Wolford and other Anaconda executives, who will review the Anderson Anaconda interests today. Riley joined the Anderson Anaconda mill in 1952 after a long career at other Anaconda facilities and prior service as a lieutenant commander during 1942 to 1947.
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Robert. Z. Wolford
Anderson Manger
Anaconda Wire
Aul Cable Company
William O. Riley
Forest Dr
Love Anaconda
theAnaconda
Orange
Calif
Ite
Anaconda
Richard Steinmetz
David Mien
Anderson Anaconda
Riley
Willian Senafield
Anaenida Massings
Ure ‘Anderson Anaconda Mil
Thas
Guatemalan Civil Rights Suspended Amid Crisis
Guatemala suspends civil rights guarantees amid a government crisis led by a leftist regime. A 30 day suspension extends warrants for arson and other actions while barring free speech assembly and press. The decree also allows renewal of suspensions as President Jacobo Arbenz stifles dissent following a mysterious raid.
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Guatemala
Roverni
Jacobo Ardenz
Giamanto
Giltemalaly
Knight for Governor Nomination Leads Early GOP Returns
In California and South Carolina, Knight leads Democratic rival Graves in first gubernatorial primary reports while Timmerman tops Bates in South Carolina. Early counts show Knight on the GOP ticket with Graves as Democratic opponent. Timmerman leads Lyates in a contest marked by crossfiling and mixed stances on school integration amid national court rulings.
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San Francisco
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard P. Graves
Knight
Graves
26Th
James Roosevelt
Co Ee
GOP
Young
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Democrats
George Bell Timmneman Jr
Timmerman
Hatesburg
Lester Lyates
Columbia Insurance
Bates
U. S. Supreme Court
James F. Nyones
U. 5
Supreme Court
Nore
Baccalaureate Speaker Named Dr Gene Newberry at Park Place
Dr Gene Newberry nationally known minister and theology professor will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Park Place Church of God at 11 oclock Sunday morning for the 1654 class including four graduates pursuing further studies. Commencement exercises head Monday night at the campus tabernacle with Dr Russell Yymbeck of DePauw University as speaker.
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Anderson College
Gene W Nawberry
Church of God
Inl Theology
Park Place
Newberry
Russell J. Yymbeet
DePauw University
Midwest
Church’ of God
de. Newberry
Wie
Fort Wayne
Rich
Otarold
Koogle
Tie
Parkview Memorial Hospital
College speech set for 79 graduates by Dr Gene W Newberry
Dr Gene W Newberry a noted Church of God leader and theology faculty member will deliver the annual sermon at baccalaureate services for Anderson College’s 79 graduates. The event will be held Sunday morning at Park Place Church of God.
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Gene W. Newberry
Church of God
Graduate School of Theology
Andersen College
Ries
McCarthy Army Row Hearings Near Windup
Washington reports the McCarthy Army hearings near a windup with both sides expecting no clear victory. Senator Symington challenges McCarthy to testify under oath about his role in the dispute as TV sessions accelerate and a closed meeting unfolds. Roy Cohn faces questions on alleged pressure to shift focus to Navy and Air Force, while McCarthy accuses Stevens of offering to be the informant. The session ends amid tense exchanges and sharp accusations.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Symington
DMO
Wisconsin
Junder Oath
Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Navy
Air Force
Welchi
Jcohn
Adama
Calin
Mundt Im-Sd
Kremlin tightens grip on Soviet writers
The Literary Gazette reports a renewed crackdown on Soviet drama and fiction. It cites stage plays deemed ideologically unworthy and criticizes prominent authors including Konstantin Simonov and Boris Lavrentyev. The piece notes a focus on a drama about a reformer with ties to the justice system and hints at broader censorship.
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Associated Press
Kremlin
Literary Gazette
Union of Soviet Writers
Unin
Konstantin Simonov
Boris Lavrehyev
Iby Jaeowith Zacin
Zorin
the Gaviot
New Arrivals in Anderson Ison and Vicinity
In Anderson and vicinity new births were reported yesterday at St Johns Hospital. Names include Norbert McFartden and Macaldle Cool from Fortville and Fairmount families, Proith Smith from Pendleton, William Sparks from Washington Court, Reicherr bach, William Wolfe, James Weasel, Walter Cox and others.
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St Uhn's Hospital
Norbert McFartden
Fortville
Macalddle Cool
Fairmount
Proith Smith
Pendleton
William Sparks
Washington Cr
Anal
Reicherrbach
Ainter de
William Wolfe
James Weasel
Woodlawn
Walter Cox
Jonnson
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D-Fi
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Works Board
William Brede
E. Lo Allender
Rt. 5
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Julianne Spohnhalty
Spohnhalty
Herald
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