Tuesday Wreck Victim Critical
James Harvey aged 44 of 3602 East Lyne Street remains in critical condition at St John’s Hospital after a two car collision on Ind 87 near the Pendleton reformatory. Also injured were Dennis Paul James 2028 Raibie Ave Howard W King 36 4420 Scatterfield Road and unidentified others in a three vehicle wreck on Ind 67.
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James Harvey
East Lyne St
Pendleton
St. John’s Hospital
William J. Deandale
Korea
Harvey
San Francisco
Container Corporation
Killbuck Creek
Dean
Alexandria Pike
Howard HW
King
Scatterfield
Dennis Paul
James
Raibie Ave
Swith
Joe Brogdon
Robert Elliot
Wochester
Robert Hayle
Westfield
Archbishop Francis Spellman Sails Home From Naples
Francis Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of New York sailed from Naples this week for home aboard the United States Unda Independence. Accompanied by 180 persons returning for the canonization of Pope Pius XII and traveling by special trains via major railroads to Los Angeles then return via others stopping in Salt Lake City Grand Canyon and Chicago. Madison County charity officials report 22 locals registered for the tour with a list of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cardinal Spellyman
New York
Naples
United States
Aly
Pope Vas X
New York Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Los Angeles
Tau
Sal Lake City
Atchison, Topeka
Santa To
Grand Canyon
J. W. Crnodall
Madison County
Charus
Mesdares Ralph Arnold
Elsie Arondbent
Donald Brown
Larry Surris
Earl Eggman
Orville Etchison
Marion Fowler
Paull Grossestreuer
Gene Ifsrney
Ry IH. Lindzy
Carl Lynam
George J.mcfall
Cleatis Nelson
Gilean Pittsford
Rayford Infant Dies In Hospital
Rayford infant Rayford Stephen Ran, one month old, died yesterday at St. John’s Hospital after a three day illness. Funeral services will be held at Maplewood Cemetery with a short service at 10 a.m. The infant is survived by parents, two sisters, three brothers, paternal grandparents, and other relatives. A portion of the death report notes agricultural and planting context from the surrounding area. Two foreigners, a Colombian and a Nicaraguan, were arrested on arms smuggling charges connected to a gang with members in El Salvador and Nicaragua.
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Stephen Ran
Rayford
Eddie Rayford
Cedar St
St. John's Hospital
Leogard
Underwood
Fristay
Lounties
Maplewood
Lavinia
Carolyn Ann
Hamesh
Eddie Jr
Willes
Ami Norman Rayford
Joe Rayford
Worm
Armyerson
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Lorus Treant
Jesse B. Ant .Marie Norris
W. Willow St. Anderson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Logansport
Harold E. Rozelle
Fast Maglewood
Raymond Burchfield
Fifth Stree Methodist Church
Shirley Ann
Anna Sie
Linda Lau
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt to visit Russia next month
Mrs Roosevelt, widow of a former president, plans a trip to Russia on an assignment for Look Magazine. She declined to elaborate. Passports issued to Americans carry travel restrictions behind the Iron Curtain, with diplomatic passports allowing visits to designated countries.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Look
Roosevelt
Tron
Philippines seeks extra war damage aid from US
President Ramon Magsaysay called for an additional 100 million dollars in war damage reparations from the United States. A resolution by the Philippine American War Damage Claimants Association alleges a broader need, citing economic and political strains under the lingering conflict effects. The document notes the original appropriation of 400 million dollars and cites regional business impacts amid ongoing dispute over compensation.
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Ramon Magsiysay
Philippines
United States
Ram Page
Agencas Lindhuest
Les
38Th Street
Ratle Avenon
Republican Opponents Rise as Miller Faces GOP Challenge
In a heated state race Democratic incumbents led by Rep. George P. Miller, unopposed for 16 years, will confront Republican challengers in November. GOP analysts note party dynamics favor Republicans despite Democrats outnumbering them nearly two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Brown
Fred O N
George P. Miller
Donors Named For Fare One Public Growards Fund
Progress reports list donors to the Fare One public fund near Salrandy. Included are Andarsan Board of Realtors Art Club American Association of University Women American Legion Auxiliary Alcott Club Beaux Arta Club Mrs Ned Bardsley Crashew Club Civic and others.
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Fare
Salrandy Fio
Andarsan Board of Realtors
Art Club
American Association of University Women
American Legion Auxiliary
Alcott Club
Beaux Arta Club
Ned Bardsley
Crashew Club
Civic
Verbal Blows in Senate Fight Over Trade and Subversion
McCarthy and Symington clash over sworn testimony and alleged subversion connections as Welch defends a young attorney linked to the National Lawyers Guild. The exchange centers on trade with the Red bloc and accusations of Communist influence, with sharp partisan rhetoric and denials from Symington.
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China
Eisenhower
United States
Interes
McCarthy
Son
Symington
St. Louis
Weles
Boston
Cohn
Stevens
Welch
Army
Wash Figtatt
Frederick Fisher
NcCarthy
National Lawyers. Guild
House
Fisher
Young Republican League
Newton
Mass
Lawyers’ Guild
Schol
Jad
Sam
County Civil Defense Exercise Looms Across County
County officials outline a two day alert with Robert L. Jackley in charge at Fle wood and Lewis Jacob at Pendleton. Stations report to Pendleton state center as amateur radio operators provide communications while Shioemaker notes no sirens or alarm. Volunteers including county women and Boy Scouts will serve as telephony operators and messengers during the exercise.
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Pays Oar
Robert L. Jackley
Flewood
Lewis Jacob
Pendleton
Jamon Julie
Teratt
Everett Foust
Wll
Shioemaker
State Center
Boy Scouts
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Shoemaker
Ground Robserver Corps
McCarthy clash with Welch over Cohn testimony echoes club chatter
Amid a crowded scene of varied clubs and societies, Senator McCarthy and Welch clash over questioning Mr. Cohn. Welch asserts decency and refuses further Q and A, while McCarthy insists on pursuing the matter despite behind the scenes protests.
Mission Board Nominees Discuss Africa Egypt and Reappointments
The Board of Home Missions and the Board of Christian Education hear missionary reports from Africa and Egypt. Reappointments and nominations fill expiring terms for several pastors and mission staff as the boards prepare for June sessions and a Friday vote on candidates. Dinner at the YMCA caps the meeting. next week resumes with officer elections.
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Goblin Foam Tage Oney
Carl Kardatzke
Anderson
Ti Africa
Kenya
British East Africa
Arthur Kluge
Aberdeen
Washington
Grand Cayman
British West Indies
South Meridian Church of God
Egypt
Hazel McDilda
Africa
Vera Martin
Will Leare
Board of Church Extan Ission
Home Missions Fotlowsing
Tey
Eustace Johnson
Meridian
Miss
Procter Barber
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John. H. Kane
Rey
Reed
J. L. Hutchel
Bellefontaine
Board of Christian Education
Cecil J. Brown
YMCA
Brown
Milo Chapman
Portland, Ore
T. Franklin. Miller
Apprentices Receive Diplomas at Anderson Banquet
Two graduates of the Anderson Apprentice School received diplomas at last night’s annual YMCA banquet. The event, funded by the Anderson and Madison County Industrial Management Club, featured Glen Massman of Dayton Friends Club as speaker. Diploma presenters included C. A. Michel, Dylan Stewart, and HM. D. Forse, with Rev. Phillip Philbrook delivering the invocation.
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Anderson Apprentice School
YMCA
Industrial Managedment Club
Anderson
Madsar County
Glen Massman
Forearen's Club
Dayton
C. A. Michel
Guide “Lamp
Dylan Stewart
Persoinnel
Delco Remy
HM. D. Forse
Forse Tool and Die
Ind
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook
Chick
Rober C. Matier
G. EB. Ebbertt
William James
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Duncan Murdock and Jennie Tate
Obituary notices from Anderson recall Duncan C Murdock a longtime resident who died in his daughter’s home after a brief illness and Jennie H Tate 72 who passed at St Johns Hospital. The notices list survivors including children and siblings and note prior service in Salvation Army and local civic ties. The funeral and burial arrangements reference Harold Rozelle Funeral Home East Maplewood Cemetery and Albright Funeral Home.
William Thomas Dies Wednesday in Noblesville
William Thomas aged 53 colored of 597 Chestnut Street Noblesville died Wednesday morning after an extended illness. He moved from Anderson 12 years ago and worked at Noblesville Casting Company. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Friday at the AME Church with viewing one hour prior. Rev. Dennis Huggins will be the officiant. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Surviving are his widow Edna, his mother Mrs. Louise Terry of Anderson, and sister Mrs. Norris Lewis of Louisville Kentucky.
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MHS
Jennie HW. Tate
Jennie H. Tate
9Th St
St. John's Hospital
Albright
East Maplewood Cemetery
Illneis
Tate
Anderson
William A. Tate
Raymond A. Tain
Noblesville
William Thomas
Chestnut St
Noblesville Casting Company
Evans, Godby and Trout
AME
Dennis Huggins
Riverside Cemetery
Edna
Louise Terry
Norris Lewis
Louisville, Ky
Pearl Hodson Dies at 74 in Middletown
Mrs. Pearl Hodson, 74, of 402 N Filth St Middletown, wife of Quinney Hodson, died Wednesday after years of illness. Funeral services set for Friday at Mount Zion Lutheran Church New Columbus with Rev G L Schroyer. burial Mount Zion Cemetery. Surviving: husband, three daughters, three sons, four brothers, sister, and many grandchildren.
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Pearl Houson
Middletown
Pearl Hodson
N. Filth St
Quinney ‘Hodson
Elton
Clarence
Edwin Saunders
New Columbus
Witham
McAllen
Tex
Marty
Ore
Kanas
Clay
Kant
Stella Gale
Jal
James Roosevelt Wins Decisively in California District 26
James Roosevelt defeated his opponents for Congress in California's 26th district amid a party division and reform challenge. The victory signals strong support for Roosevelt within the Democratic electorate and positions him to advance in statewide elections.
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Angeles
James Roosevelt
California
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McCarthilam
Bettef
Heiney’s Frozen Foods and Locker Service
Eastward St
GOP
Merrily
Salon Shoes
Meridien
ROVER
Friendly Neighbors
Friends of the Boating Club
Flare
Friends of the
Garden Club of
Hawthcate Claby
Meg Mareh Club
Mom's Service Club
Mounds Garden Club
Wscs Circle One
Mothers of
Thor Noble
Texcups Club
Progress Cluh
Mra
G. F. Reynolds
Suwannee
International Travel Study Club
Uri Kappa Sorority
Cies
Mr. Cohn
Chairman May
Hong Kong
Royal Navy
Tala Harbor
Duncan Calvis Murdock
Amlerson
Yesteryay
Joseph Brinduse
Locust St
Claire
Mich
Murdock
Salvation Arty
New York City
Kansas City
Mishawaka
Agnes
George
Charles
Alexandria
Duncan C
Agnes M. Cook
Barbara
Brinduse
Isabel P. Moore
Elwood
Catherine Hudson
James Murdock
Grand Rapids
al Perry
Sisster
Phoebe Brown
Chicago
Harold K Rozelle
Salvation Army Hall
Charles W. Howard Ward
Madison
Charles W. Howard
F Me. Howard
Eagles and Moose
Florida
Sans Funeral Home
Knightstown
Doris Heathcoate
Raymond Howard
Harding
Howard
Greenfield
M.C
Mid
Park Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Inn
Anerson
Hills Snappy Service
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Planner and Buchadan Mortuary
Wey
Central Christian Church
Crown Hil Cemetery
Fay Farrow Owens
Toledo
Owens
George Hockett American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Warehare
East Lynn Christien Church
Joseph Cannon
Rushville
Cannon
Buteville
Mall, Dunn
Bridget Cannon
Clarice
Ella Bole
Ella Boze
At & Am
Muncie
George A. Hartis
East Lynn
Philco
Frost
Main St. Anderson
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Vublette
Firat
Ren Ag. Td
Warlitti
Auick Heabache
Lala
O & Ms
Welec
Quo Olsen
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