Eden Says Korean Talks Likely to Continue Despite Setbacks
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warned that Korea peace talks are deadlocked as he reported no progress in the Korean issue while Indochina negotiations falter. He said a report to the United Nations may follow if no sign of agreement emerges and noted Molotov would discuss the matter with Soviet leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghneva
Anthony Eden
Korea
Eden
Jie
Ree
United Nations
Molto
Tudochina
Red China
Chan En-ai
Molotov
Gr Legalians
Amateur Radio Events Planned
Members of the Andersen Amateur Radio Club announce two major events. The Field Day program will be staged at Mounds State Park June 19 and 20 with portable generators. The club, based at 4541 Main Street Road, meets monthly at the Naval Reserve Training Center in North Anderson and participates in the civil defense net each Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Andersen Amateur Radio Club
Joe
Main Street Road
Agaist County
George N. Craft
Mounds
Par
Naval Reserve Training Center
North Anderson
Atonikwair Civil Defense
Children’s Day Observed at Wrest Evangelical Church
Children’s Day activities will be held Sunday at Wrest Evangelical United Brethren Church with baby parades supervised by Mrs. Lee Retford. Dr. H L Lanahan will speak on Whom God Employs to promote Christian family relations and a 7 30 program will close the day. The church school plans to continue next week and the executive council will meet Monday at 7 30 for elections and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrest Evangelical United Brethren Church
Actlv
Lee Retford
H. L. Lanahan
Christian Education
Sanahan
Helen Atatlo
Joyce Emerson
Mildred Cookman
Harold McCoy
Dita
Garnet Telford
Varation Church
Church School
H. M. Heiney
Jury Awards 4500 Damages in Madison Circuit Court
A Madison Circuit Court jury awarded Harvey Ellsworth 79 of Anderson $4,500 for injuries from a June 12 1953 intersection crash at 14th and Meridian. Defendant Douglas Haston 18 of 124 Indiana Ave faced the verdict after a trial that began Thursday morning and concluded about 4 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Stephens
Donald F. Jones
Charles Price
Tna Price
Jamas
Naselroad
Awil B. Naselroad
Carl J. Smith
Superior Court Associates,Investment Company, Inc
Charles KB. Buredock
Conerack J. C
The
Gerald Z. Klepfer
J. C. Finney
Madison Gaumly Lumber Company
William Vendeen
Whitehead and
Whitehead
Rolla Reed
Ronald Munsinger
Schenker, Tharabies and
Thornburg
Nee
Mary K. Ballard
William R. Ballard
Bivorce
Plaintitt
Colin Granted Delay in Report To Guard
The New York National Guard excused Eloy Al Colin from orders to report for two weeks of duty at Camp Kilmer New Jersey at the request of the Senate subcommittee probing the McCarthy Army dispute. Brig Gen William H L Kelly national guard adjutant general announced the indefinite postponement amid Senate panel testimony and Army investigations.
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Albany
New York National Guard
Eloy al. Colin
William HL. Kelly
New York Guard
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
National Guard
Cohn
Camp Kilmer
Ni J
Farmers Union Meeting Held at Cunningham School
The Marison County National Farmers Union met at Cunningham School in Alex andia last night. Speakers included Gerald Jarumdy district chairman, Willian Catlin Whitehead Anderson attorney, Mrs. Clendenin discussing her trip to Washington BC, and Arnold Melarland on agriculture union ties. The girls quartet from Cunningham School provided entertainment. David Swinford led county chapter activities. Refreshments followed as attendees gathered for a planned pie event August 21 at Beulah Park in Mexandein.
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Marison County National Farmers Union
Cunningham
Granp
Beulah Park
Mexandein
Safety Setup To Save 190 Lives Outlined
The National Safety Council urged Indiana to adopt traffic safety measures to save 190 lives and 18 million dollars annually. It urged moving state police leadership from politics, adding 170 troopers to highway duty, creating a separate agency from the highway department, improving accident investigation, and expanding highway construction.
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Thanatolis
Indiana
UNI
National Safety Council
Craig Triday
Aking
State Highway Department
County Civil Defense Exercise Plans and Key Appointments
County staff will report to the central center at Pendleton after alert reception with six county gene control centers in operation. An exercise envisions two atomic attacks on Indianapolis and Fort Wayne with secondary targets in Madl ann County. Officials anticipate refugee flows to Pendleton state center and a Pendleton post, expanding communications staff under Mev Showmaker who announces William Bowman and Averett Foust new appointments.
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Alaxanthia
Lishes
Pendleton State Police Post
Indiana
Indhianapolis
Port Wayne
Madlann County
Indianapolis
Stan
State Center
Pendleton
Nclkunapolis
Mev Showmaker
William Bowman
Land Finus
George W Ds
Ratio
Averett Foust
Family of Six Hurt in Indiana Crash Near Intersections
A two ton truck overturned at a Indiana 47 intersection injuring a family of six including a wife 24 and three children. The accident blocked traffic as police and ambulances rushed victims to St John’s Hospital with serious head chest and facial injuries reported for several. Fire and sheriff officials cited crowding and traffic delays as worsened by bystanders at the scene.
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Stewnet
Bailey
Stewart
Haliburton Oi Well Cementing
Flora
Joe J. Brogdon
Esther
Trewster
Waa
Audrey Batts
Madison Ave
Pendleton
Ind
24Th St
Brewster
38Th St
Genger
Batty Hubler
Federal
Harold B. Roxelle
Les
Rowe
St. John's Hospital
Brogder
John Cock
Eugera Collins
Alexanders
Orestes I Hd
Williams Brogdan
Harvey
Gate Ellis
Anderson
St. John's
Robert Rayle
Westfield
Robert Elliott
Winchester
Daniel Lee
Atliches Side
Adz Tousse
St. Tohn’s Haspita
Baker Brothers Ambulance
Athright
City Polign
Morris Carpenter
Frank Stilbert
Brogdon
Bob Stewart
Ind. 47
Young Bailey
Cone
Orrder
Central
Windfall estimates from housing project cited by investigators
Excess Housing Continued from Tone One shows sponsors cutting their own funds by 4 140 30 and securing insured mortgages totaling 277 503 500. Total project cost listed at 39 074 770, with windfall reaching 39 599 803. Investigators say several techniques inflated windfalls, mainly by overstating construction costs and land purchases. McKenna notes thousands of Section 800 wages and promises to forward additional windfall wages to the Justice Department.
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Tone One
Loe
FHA
Sele
Cole
McKenna
Justice Department
McCarthy Welch clash flares in Army hearings clash
McCarthy again sparred with Army Counsel Joseph N. Welch as the Army hearings continued. The session featured a sharp exchange over the Schine plan to sell democracy and a personal row between McCarthy and Rey M. Cohn. Welch urged a clean bill of health for Schine’s former commander while McCarthy defended his allies and accused others of cruelty.
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Mevarktuy
Welch
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Army
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy Army
Machine
Earl Ringler
Bnd
Jackson
D-Wash
Rey M. Cohn
Couniel
McCarthy] Investigationa Subcommittee
Schine
Subcommittee
Cokin
Sehine
State Department
Wisconsin
Beut
Congress
Foreign
Trio of young vocalists plans varied future
Charming ovatives from an art matinee evenings show perform with Bert Farber as accompanist. The trio, Christine Phyllis and Dorothy, enjoy tennis and skating in leisure moments. They eye Hollywood offers but keep plans open with tours and personal appearances across the country.
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Art Omat
Bert Farber
Cincinnati
Thy
Chris
Dorothy
Hollywood
Gerson College
Phyllis
Miamisburg
Ohio
Christine
New Wampshire
Las Veras
Phylls
Valiforcia
Iris
Anderson
Indianapolis
F. C. Donaldsin’ J
J. A. Ashcraft
Weekindia
Drought Strains Southern Indiana Subterranean Waters
A regional drought grips Southern Indiana with soils unusually dry and rain runoff failing to raise subterranean water levels. May rainfall remains well below normal across many counties while South Bend reports near record rainfall for the year, highlighting uneven precipitation.
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Owelinve
South Bend
Arna
College Campaign Attracts Community Leaders And Monty Support
A college appeal details enlarged faculty and community sharing of campus life at Anderson University. One third of students come from the local community as workers and leaders attend the campaign dinner. A long list of captains and supporters, including Dr. Oldham, Dr. Stone, and many couples, were announced at the event.
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Cortinard
Anderson
Irive
Hartung
McGuire Sisters
Jones
Myers
Mayer
Noland
F. Albert Schaefer
Henry £. Willams
Charles Bo Wood
Julian Bailey
Fussell
Davis
John L. Kinney
Joseph Rat Jier
Glenn A. Webb
Bl R Wadcock
Paul L. Bickel
J.d.form
Willem B. Harper
Russell C. Regenold
John J. Garrett
Robert EB. Lowe
Robert W. Muchallz
Franklyn C. Marsh
Carl T. Smith
Mary Prokas
John Bender
Flocenen Reydell
Ralph M. Land
Charles Mathewman
Jack Westerman
Bar! Hoover
Bill Fine
J. Arnold Jones
Willard Ellis
Clarence Newland
Barmest
Owen
T. Edgar Smith
Candace Stone
Charles F. Gaus
Leonard Blevins
Lawrence &. Brooks
Nobert J
Rock
Ray Ballinger
Hichard Tawe J
Paw A. Hunter
Prof Waller
S. Haldeman
Joseph Y. Welling
Gerald Whiteseil
Robert T. Mare Ivey
Ruthven H. Byrim
Alfred A. Behrens
Evelyn Blizzard
Harry J. Schuster
Bryce Brown
Bernard J. Behlin
Everett L. Fleck
Harold Jackson
A. W. Hetkaman
Glenn ‘Falls
Frederick Shoat
Carl Kardateka
Bad Coody
Jack B. Campbell
John J. Paynter
Jack K. Munter
Tri G, Mudter
John , Scott
Vatican envoy to Monaco honors Spellman visit
TEMPO reports Cardinal Spellman visited Monaco with 17 American pilgrims and presented wine from Rome. Spellman praised France in a speech and named St Charles as his favorite salt while at the event with Prince Aanine and the Order of St Charles.
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Prince Aanibr
Mondeo
Order of St
Vincerines Man Board of Directors Meeting Details
Board of directors of Vincerines Man held a meeting on June 4. Officers include Elmo Junk as vice president George McMahan as secretary and George Griffith as treasurer. Additional members listed include Mrs. RB Toner H D Daw non Brooks Sefton and others.
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Kentioned
Illness Claims Joseph Welnack at Rate bek Nursing Home
Joseph Frank Welnack aged 76 died at 1 30 a m yesterday after an eight week illness at Rate bek Nursing Home He was born in Grand Rapids Michigan moved to Anderson 40 years ago and worked at the Deleo Remy Division for 24 years retiring in 1949 He belonged to Anderson Lodge 174 Fraternal Order of Eagles Surviving are a daughter Leona Jensen St Paul Minn a son Joe Welnack Jr Anderson a grandson two sisters and other relatives. The body was taken to Brown and Butz Funeral Home for services to be held Thursday afternoon with interment in Miller Cemetery.
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Joseph Frank Welnack
Cincinnati Ave
Ratebek
Welnack
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thissity
Deleo Remy Division
Anderson Aeci 174
Order of Eagles
Leona . Jensen
St. Paul
Minn
Joe Welnack Jr. Anderson
Twwo
Felix Palezeynski
John Pulchaski
Charles Robert Grady
Middletown
Charles D. Grosser Obituary in Local Notice
Charles D. Grosser 72 died yesterday in a nursing home after short illness. A former railroad worker, he had lived here for several years. Services will be held at Wall Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Elyda Hite wife of Albert Hite of Indianapolis, mother of Mrs. Lou Needham, will have services today in Indianapolis. Louise Michels led Christian Science Church services with burial in Glen Haven Cemetery in Indianapolis.
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Charles D. Grosser
Charles D. Gronser
Vane Byke
Horne Ater
Crosser
Gus
East Maplewood
Elyda Hite
Elysda Hite
Albert Hite
Ine Qianapolis
Lou Needham
Mounds RV
Pam
jPlaumer and Buchanan
Indianapolis
Louise Michels
Christian Science Church
Glen Haven
Indienapolis
Fairfield Drops Film Show Charges After Edits
Indiana prosecutor Frank Fairchild will drop criminal actions against RKO and four theater owners for showing the movie French Life after objectionable Jane Russell scenes were cut. He could not secure a conviction under present state laws and will confiscate four reels seized from the RKO offices.
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Indianapolis
Frank Fairchild
Priday
RKO
Russell Brenttinger
Kidnapping Case Near Phoenix Ends With Safe Return
Mrs. Smith was held for 29 hours during a Phoenix area kidnapping. The kidnapper reportedly from Chicago wore dark hair and muscular build. The alleged abductor and possible accomplice remain at large as police seal routes around the mountains and pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hkinntinard
Page Umey
Phoenix
FBI
Earl Rogers
Arizona
Apach Me‘lion
Pallee
Budget shifts boost Air Force funding in Senate plan
The Senate committee added 177 million in new cash with 183.55 million to the Air Force and 13.204 million to the Navy, raising Air Force totals to 10.96286 billion and Navy to 3.7191229 billion, while the Army allocation stayed at 7.619,686. A New York dentist labeled a Fifth Amendment Communist by Senator McCarthy seeks clarification on alleged statements during the Army hearings. The Agriculture Department forecast Indiana winter wheat at 34.263 million bushels and corn at 1.468 million bushels with per acre averages of 7 and 15.5 respectively.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Air Force
Navy
Army
Peress
New York
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Washington
Agriculture Department
Indiana
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Sarver
Marphy
Joe L. Crogdonjavold
Main St
Iside Street
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Glamorene
Dury An
Colin
Farmers Union Meeting
Gonthyred Fram
Foe
Flanders
Sun
Retten
Henings
D-Mo
Hayden
D-Acre
Hendricks
LA NJ
Republic
Mercury
College Appeal
TEMPO
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Commission
Cas
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mouston
Tex
Henry Enos Sherrill
Houston
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Sher- Hit
Nesra
Villaverde
United States
Cuba
Carmien Franco
Generalissimo
Fraoiaco Franco
Spain
James B. Conant
Berlin
Fast Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Comtat
Vincerines Man
Fairfield
First Methodist Church
Jackson of Twalfth
Wester H. Aranaford
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