Air Progress at Relected Baset in Japan Wagner Goes Calling
AIR FORCE SECRETARY Talbott told the Senate Finance Committee the U.S. would have ultra modern supersonic fighters within two years to counter Russia’s new ocean spanning bombers. Sen. Symington warned Russia could surpass U.S. total air power without accelerating the program. Labor and foreign policy items follow with UAW wage guarantees for 60,000 workers in Illinois and Indiana, and Attlee reelected Labor leader after a postwar defeat. Premier Sato urged Japan to refuse U.S. use of bases for atomic attacks, Senate House conferees adjusted the reciprocal trade bill, and Mayor Wagner met the Queen Mother Elizabeth in New York.
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Japan
Wagner
AIR Force
E. Talbott Sald
United States
Russia
Talbott
Senate
Stuart Symington
Symington
Free World
Ich Satoyuna
House of Representatives
House
Washington 11- A week four federal cases end here
A Washington weeklong federal case sequence began with the expulsion of a Washington figure from the D C table tennis group and concluded Friday with the lawyer yet to be reinstated or compensated. Judge Harrison denied both reinstatement and damages. The grounds cited included excessive talking at meetings.
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Washington
D.C
Sade Benjamin Tartison
Los Angeles
Charles Geiers
Harrison
Geier
Jaye Marvison
Dieter
Want Ad Girl Seeks Quick Inexpensive Help
Fragmentary line hints at a Want Ad seeking a girl offering inexpensive labor or assistance, contact via phone 3537. No clear names or places provided. text reads as a sparse classified notice with missing context.
British Strike Meeting Ends Without Agreement
London reports a three hour talks between the National Amalgamated Society and railway officials failed to produce a settlement as the 13 day rail strike continues. Dockers and engineers push for higher pay while manufacturers warn of production disruptions and wage demands.
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London
Yasis
Fiale
al Whieh
Lgeace
Associated Society of Loco
Drealens
Paroled Man 81 Seeks Return To State Prison
Paroled man aged 81 requests return to state prison as railroads face a strike and government fears disruption of fuel and food lifelines. Transport experts say a settlement could restore full operations by Monday. failure may trigger drastic highway and port reorganization.
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Lrangport
Wheat Price Support Cut in 1956 Parity Plan Debate
Washington reports the Agriculture Department sets 1956 wheat minimum price at 76 percent of parity versus 82 percent for prior years. The national average support price would be $1.81 per bushel if acreage controls are approved in June, compared with $2.04 for 1954. A two thirds vote is required to continue the wheat quota system. without quotas, support would drop to about $1.492 per bushel. In Michigan City a parole prisoner Musser returns home to prison after long service, with officials noting the case and background.
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Tor Departmentiday
Wreerenaum
Michigan
CTPY
Tool
Kerl Masser
Musa
Steve
Mann
Mundgy
Musser
Mayser
James McCart
Hat McCart
Carpeetia
Joseph Sullivan
Tishanapolis
Salt
Masser
Mhiaser
Kevin
Dag Cenanty
Perkinsville to be featured in Sunday Herald special page
The eleventh in a series of Herald Star special features will publish this Sunday detailing Perkinsville past and present happenings. The pictorial feature will include many prominent locals, intercity landmarks, and a representative portrait section.
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Perkinsville
Herald Stat
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Perkinsvilfe
Thomas Dinner Highlights GM Officials Visit in Anderson
More than three dozen newspaper radio and TV men from central Indiana and GM plants in Anderson and Muncie attended a Delco Remy Division dinner at the Anderson Hotel for Lowell Thomas. Thomas spoke on humorous sidelights from his broadcasting career and travels, with two CBS broadcasts from the Glass Room during the event.
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Lowell Thomas
New York
Anderson Hotel
Thomas
DelcoRenty
Herald
Indiana
Anderson and Muncie
General Motors Corporation
Delco-Remy
CBS News
West Coast
Mr. Thomas
Anerson Hotel
Pam
Anderson
H. D. Dawson
Guide Lamp
Detroit
Delea Batteries
Deleo-Remy
Tieleo Remy Management
Newamen
Indianapolis
Muncie
Alexandria
Hlwood
Thoms
United States
At & Pm
Wingless Airship Hailed as Flight Feat Yet Halted
In Emporta Virginia an effort to fly a wingless airship drew a crowd of about 1400 at the Emporia airport. Charles Pritchard attempted three test lifts before a delay of 10 days to two weeks was announced to fix front wheel issues. The project aims to show a revolutionary craft can fly despite setbacks.
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Emporta
Trea
Felday
Mvatour Liventar
Charles Pritchard
Emporia
Pritchard
Eisenhower signs bill raising postal pay eight percent
President Eisenhower signed a postal pay bill increasing annual wages for about half a million workers by 6 to 8 percent with an average rise near 320 dollars. The measure, after months of dispute, sets a pattern for Civil Service raises and includes retroactive pay to March 1 and a reclassification overhaul taking effect next December, costing about 14 million dollars yearly.
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Eisenhower
3Sur
Summerfield
Wreck injures seven Tipton men near Haimfilan Road
Seven Tipton men were hurt when their car went out of control and overturned on Bh Street Road west of Haimfilan yesterday about 3:30 PM. Driver Charles Werner, 25, and passenger Torry Horton, 38, both from Tipton, sustained facial, neck, and arm injuries. they were taken to St Johns Hospital. Sheriff Joe L. Brogdon and Deputy Robert Wilson investigated. Werner said another car forced him off the road. A second crash on Central Ave near 10th St. involved Donald Edwin Coburn, 22, home on leave from Chanute Field, described as serious injury after tumbling over an embankment.
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Tiptonen
Tones
Haimfilan
Charles’ Werner
B. Washington St
Tiplin
Torry Horeton
J. Washington St. Tipton
Norton
John
Harold JB. Rozelle
Joe L. Brogdon
Tepe Uly Robert Wilson
Warner Way
Rua
Werner
Donald Edwin Coburn
Oliver Coburn
Maison Ave
10Th SL
Central Ave
Park Place
Fort
Benjamin
Three Anderson Men Charged in County Highway Holdup
Three Anderson men charged with armed robbery and auto banditry in Madison District Court for a service station holdup at the junction of US 9 and 07 near Daleville. Prosecutor filed new charges in Delaware Circuit Court at Muncie detailing the May 1 holdup of Hearkes Track Stop. Defendants Wichard W. Sarvis Truman Cave Fred Woolbright pleaded not guilty in Madison County case. Woolbright’s arraignment continued.
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Yurer Anderson
Marrison
Nelaware
Muncie
Bernall Mitchell
Delaware County
Daleville
Sabbery
Wichard W. Sarvis
Truman Cave
Fred Woolhrinht
Sarvix
Marrison County
UAW Ends Last Of Walkouts and Talks Continue
UAW ended the final wave of wildcat strikes at GM plants as talks resumed over a guaranteed annual wage. Vice President Livingston signaled cautious optimism as the union pressed for a strong wage commitment while GM indicated a near end to disruptions. Production aimed to normalize by Monday after a brief nationwide shutdown affecting about 60,000 workers.
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Detroit
Cloy United Auto Workers Union
Ie Dake
Tomita
General Motors
South Gate
Calif
Mundas
Lve
Stan
Chamber Group To Report Safety Drive Reviewed
Chamber of Commerce drives to enroll 405 new members at a Tuesday breakfast meeting attended by 150 volunteers in 22 committees. Co chairs Howard Webb William J Peck Robert Shoe maker and Frank Fishback lead the effort as the Safety Committee reviews the driver courtesy campaign with plans to name a driver of the month through Labor Day and distribute National Safety Council materials.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ymca Dam
Morea
Lewma
Mino
Howard Webb
William J. Peck
Robert Shoemaker
Frank Fishback
Safety Committee
Can Pal Ga
Leo Magers
le K. Kemp Greeprhairmen
Satay Connell Niles Fr Hieyeleriers
Te Gnush Oelchs
Preliminary Camp Meeting Parleys Continue
Davinal meetings to prepare for the 62nd annual camp meeting in Engenton proceed as the Board of Christianization opens its meetings in the Conference Room after Work Service building in Park Plane. Women’s Missionary Society leaders begin their yearly council at Park Place Church as staff from the Board of Church Extension and Women’s Missionary Board prepare reports and resolutions for the General Ministerial Assembly.
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Gnd
Board of Christianiieation
Park Plane
Spricky
Park Plage Church of
Card
Board of Mhureh Extension
We Missionary Board
General Ministerial Assembly
Cool Damp Weather Continues Across Indiana Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports overcast skies and damp conditions with no immediate improvement. Daytime temperatures will stay cool and there is a chance of scattered thunder showers across the state through Saturday.
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Ceol
Indiana
Jeanne
Thie Ss
Lorat
Vaccine Report Strains Ties Between Two Agencies
Washington strain erupts over polio vaccine issues as the Public Health Service releases a controversial white paper on vaccine production. Basil OConnor questions access, hinting the public will compare Dr Jonas Salk's account with the service version. Surgeons defend vaccine safety amid calls for clarity and continued immunization efforts.
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Washington
Public Healt Service
Basil O'Connor
National Foundations For
New York
Jost Monith
Public Health Service
Warenne
Atria
Retail Board Plans Summer Activities Meeting
The Anderson Retail Association will outline plans for a big summer program at an officers meeting led by vice chairmen and directors. The calendar includes a golf tournament, an annual dinner party, and other events, with John Atkinson chairing preparations for the oval venue and a broad turnout expected.
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Tallace
Eherman
Hoyt
Keasian
Writ
Boonnenberg
Mautia
Buck
Doin Kitkroan
Maine
Wilburytoby
Nahe
Sheldohn Addison
John Atkinson
Oval
Anh
Farmers To Vote June 25 On Quota For 1956 Wheat
Farmers will decide by national referendum on June 25 whether quotas will apply to wheat harvested in 1956. Only growers with at least one acre of wheat planted on a commercial operation may vote. If two thirds or more vote yes marketing quotas will be in effect for that season.
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Vanmens
Baccalaureate Set For Sunday
A Sunday service will feature Dr doko Ay Marnsing as the president delivering the sermon titled The Role of Religion to Education in the morning service at the church. Two seniors will speak during the program with an invocation by Reed Harrisburg and benediction by a local official.
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Anderson Crungy
Marlay
Doko Ay
Torus Sehadl
Welock
al Clan
Morrison
Pleo
Cwarge Ta Reed
Uarrisburg
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
New births announced in Anderson area including a baby born yesterday at St. John’s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Forest Dancy. Also listed are several additional infant birth notices with parental names and local connections.
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Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Las
Forest Dancy
Jaeh
Bait
St. Asir
Carter
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Illinois
Ford
Pat Greathouse
U.A.W
Chicago
Alis.Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Studebaker Packard Corp
Bendix Aviation Corp
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Clement BR. Attlee
Attlee
Labor Party
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Pervert Morrison
Willan Whit Ivy
Eisentinner
Robert F. Wagner
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Richard C. Patterson Jr
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Aslef
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Scouts of
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Commission
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Tourn Toil
Dick Hyland
Edwin Key
Bardall Gordon
Larry Leaf
Don Harris
David Teller
Richard Manlove
Tipton
Reggie Hicks
Byland
Norman ‘Kendall
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Melvin Kendall
New Castle
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Robert Ackenhusen
Robert Shuck
Westfield High
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Noblesville
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Chanute Field
U5 Air Force
Iriel Hu
Muncen Highway
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Anderson Bell
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