Steel Talks Hit Snag Compels Separate Bargaining Sessions
United Steelworkers announce separate talks with 13 steel companies as wage policy panel plans a strategy session. McDonald says joint sessions may continue but conditions hint at a major strike risk. Industry negotiator Cooper details proposals for a one year extension minus cost of living escalator.
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United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
R. Conrad’ Cooper
Cooper
Welcoms
Steells
U.S. Steel Corp
Washington
Sen-Ators
Inter
Inland ‘Steel Corp
Cicago
Talks in Rome Seek Berlin Accord With USSR
Talks in Rome with Gromyko and 15 Western premiers were described as extremely pessimistic about reaching any Berlin agreement. Herter reportedly said the Western mood favored a temporary settlement to allow major powers to tackle Berlin and German reunification.
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Gromyko
Herter
Berlin
West
Tax funds allocated among townships and cities
Tax money, totaling $113,813.92 for the bridge fund and various township allocations, is distributed across Adams, Anderson, Boone, and other townships with amounts ranging from $3,487.28 to $131,412.57. Additional distributions go to Alexandria Civil City and Schools, Chesterfield Civil Town and School, Edgewood, Elwood, Pendleton, and other municipalities and libraries, with totals including Pendleton metropolitan school at $221,607.45 and Elwood School at $382,920.33.
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Cumulative Bridge
Anderson
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Pine Creek
Richland
Stoney Creek
Union
van Buren
Alexandria
Jexandria
Chesterfield
Chesterfield School
Edgewood
Elwood
Frankton City
Gimeo
Ingalls
Lapel
Mar ¢ Klevnkie
Orestes
Pendleton
Board awards bids for school supplies and repairs
The board opened bids from Blecivic Co Anderson Universal Electric Co Verda Ray Corp Toledo and others totaling 5 241 76 6 121 and 8 404 85. All bids referred to the superintendent of buildings and grounds for study and recommendations at a future meeting. Orders were placed for 7 182 68 of school supplies to multiple suppliers awarded contracts after a recent bidding session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teens Blecivic Co
Anderson
Universal Electric Co
Verda ‘Ray Corp
Toledo
New Judge In Beverage Commission Action in Indiana
A local action assigns jurisdiction to wipe out pinball and similar devices. State Police and town marshals now possess restraining order powers. The Alcoholic Beverage Commission summons were returnable July 25, hearings set for July 6 at 9 am by a special judge. Similar county actions follow a Marion County ruling declaring free games payoffs or multiple-coin devices illegal.
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the Beverage Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Indiana
Marion
War Orphans program details with education benefits
Eligible individuals may receive up to 36 months of education or training toward a college or vocational goal. Applications filed with the real veteran's officer at the courthouse are approved by the Veterans Administration, and applicants will then meet with officials to finalize benefits.
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Veteran's Administration
Five Agencies Meet on Missions and Pensions Plans
A summary of church and civic meetings includes the Board of Christian Education led by Dr. T Franklin Miller in Anderson and Mrs E Perry of Grand Rapids, with various regional officers. The Woman's Missionary Society presidents assemble for an annual meeting, while the National Organization meets June 15. A Yelock breakfast is set with Dr. Robert H. Reardon and local trustees discuss Anderson College. Also noted are pensions, radio commission meetings, and reorganization plans for June 19. Local officials include Everett Hartung, Roscoe Snowden, and Lawrence Brooks.
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Aame Missions
Board of Christian Education
T. Franklin Miller
Arlo F. Newell
High Point N.C
Bessie Willowby
Grand Junction
Cole
Woman's Missionary Socety
National Organization
E. E. Perry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Anderson
Roscoe Snowden
Ice
C.wich
Clarrence Patterson
Anderson Collee
R. Eugene Sterner
Kenneth Ta
Police Chief Urges Safe Vacation Motoring Reminders
A city council urged motorists to prepare vehicles for travel, with tips to leave a functioning freezer or refrigerator at home, maintain lights, brakes, tires, steering and wipers, carry a flashlight and trouble light, and be ready to fix a flat. They noted many travelers take trips under 200 miles, warn against long daily drives, and advocate starting early and enjoying the journey at a casual pace.
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Council
Heiden
Farm Tour Continues At Lapel Area Farms
The tour schedule lists stops at the Omer J Sears Farm two miles southeast of Lapel at 10 30 am and the Davis Dairy Farm on W 38th St Rd for a barbecue lunch at noon. Tour highlights include costs per acre for certification, equipment lists, cattle and hog inventories, and a 4H Club demonstration by Lapel 4H members.
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Eneoneer
Omer J. Sears
Lapel
Davis Dairy Farm
W. 38Th St. Rd
John Deere
Ind
Clint Morgan
U.C.S
Davis Farm
Robert Myers
Barry Jarrett
Counselor aided session plan for veteran schooling
A San Jose counselor orders a session under supervision with a vice chair and guardian present. Rev Kenneth Caveer joins the counselor. a secretary drafts an educational goal and estimated program cost. The plan becomes part of the original application for VA approval, enabling the student to begin schooling.
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San Jose
Calif
Nere
Kenneth Caveer
Plank
Springfield
Veteran's Administration
Wilkinson William E Wood Sr Dies at 94
William E Wood Sr 94 lifelong Greensboro resident died Monday at home. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Greensboro Friends Church with Rev Elmer Adams officiating. Burial in Hickside Cemetery Greensboro. A 50 year member of Greensboro Masonic Lodge birthright Friend Church member and Henry County Historical Society. Survived by widow Peart two sons William E Wood Jr and John A Wood four grandchildren.
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William E. Wood Wilkinson
William E. Wood Sr
Greensboro
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Rites set for Maudie Jarrett 77 Anderson area
Obituary notices list Mrs Maudie Jarrett 77 of Summitville died Sunday at home. Funeral 2 pm at local church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Also listed Mrs Dosha Woodall 72 died Tuesday, services pending. burial at Brown Funeral Home pending. Details note Woodall born in Arkansas with several children and grandchildren. Miss Orea Meyers 57 Parker dies Sunday. wake and memorial at St Joseph’s Church Winchester and Woodlawn Cemetery Farmland with local rosary observance.
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Harry £. Carter
William Carter
Anderson
Vallejo California Veterans Hospital
Twin Chapel
Vallejo
California
Anderson Summitville
Maudie Jarrett
Dosha D. Woodall
Ewing Mor
Summitville
Gordon Goodman
Robert A. Charge
East Woodall
Henry St
Maplewood
Brown
Butz
Howard Funeral
Blythsville
Ark
Woodall
Arkansas
James
Roxie Bradberry
Allen Woods
The
Baptist Church
Robert
Burley Woodall
Herbert Woodall
Manila
Ralph Woodall
Haggenson
Inezlass
Bakersfield
Calif
Ollie Kemp
Ethel
Pratt
Elxhart
Veda Sellers
Jellett
Tom’ Bradberry
Mishaval
Jesse Bradberry
Anders
Raffles Bradberry
Eulna Bradberry
Marshall
Parker
Orea B. Meyers
St. Joseph's Church
Winchester
Meyers
Naomi Meyers
Meridian St. Anderson
Bernard Morvan
Woodlawn
Shornburg
Dismissals and Obituaries Across Anderson Area
Dismissals from St John’s Hospital include Leroy Lane and Alice Thomas among others. Funeral services are planned for Sammel Roseberry of 208 Avenue, with burial at Glenview Cemetery, and for Arch Bostic formerly of Anderson, to be held at Holton. Multiple families, including Brooks and Lobrey relatives, are noting removals and services as arrangements proceed in Knightstown, Connersville, and surrounding communities.
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ACE B
FORTE
Sammel Roseberry
Nichol
Alee Forte
Ave
Roy Jones
Winding Way
Bakeliia
Nee Brothers
Cove
Knightstown
Provin
Nedra Weisenauer
McDutty
Norman
Brooks
Norman Brooks
John Lyons
Ohio Ave
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
George Lobrey
W. 18Th St
E. Rozelle
Ronald Wisner
G. Anderson
Connelsville
Jerry Clinard
Vera Lanane
Mt Vi ‘Ebo
Indianhead
Samuel Carter
Arrow Ave
Jessie Balfour
Overlook
Patricia Milner
Arch Bostic
Arch Bos
Cic
Ander
Henry Crose
Middletown
Tucson
Ariz
Anna Bailey
Jeffer
Meeting Called Off in Indianapolis and Washington News
In Indianapolis Lt Gov Crawford Parker canceled the July 7 meeting of the Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission. In Washington President Eisenhower canceled the planned news conference for Wednesday morning to confer with Secretary of Welfare Arthur S Flemming.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Crawford Parker
Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission
Washington
Eisenhower
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
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