Earlham Students Aid Jibaros in Puerto Rico Work Camp
Earlham College volunteers from Richmond Ind support impoverished residents of Tanoma Valley in Puerto Rico. A work camp led by students includes Mrs Biddle Miss Aurgha Thunay and Dr Alan Walker with participants Edwin Ainshaw Floyd Witcher Richmond and Alan Chambers Fort Wayne. The effort aims to model hard work and dignity while assisting local needs.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Tanoma Valley
Theield Friends
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Mountain Ag
Earlham
Fibaros
University
Biddle
Aurgha Thunay
Unterpreter
Alan Walker
Rkadham
Edwin Ainshaw
Whichessue
Indy Witcher Floyd
Richemond
Alan Chambers
Fort Wayne
Vietminh Routs and Reinforcements Near Hanoi in Indochina
Vietminh units marching from Dien Bien Phu siege areas moved 220 miles to Thanh Hoa near Hanoi to reinforce positions along the Red River Delta. French commanders report Vietminh use of varied regiments as Iy Nguyen Giap’s forces prepare for renewed attacks while government leaders assign troops to defend the delta.
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Saigon
Indochina
Thanh Hoa Main
High Command
Red River
Thanh Moa
Hanoi
Puerto Rico
University of Puerto Ricol
Tere
Mgre
HnGer
Nonth
Ube
Ihe
Janol
Paul Ely
Delta
Local social events include club party and auctions in Alexandria
Mrs William Sexson and Mrs Henry Marrs hosted the Past Matrons Club party at the Sexson home with prizes for dames Mary Haas Norman Schultz Paul Dunn Frank Ball Sohn Cook Maude Sholey. Auction sales were scheduled for June 22 and 19 with multiple estate auctions listed around Daleville Irving Cottman estate and other properties.
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Alexandria
William Sexson
Henry Marrs
Malrons
Sean
Sexson
Mes
Mary Haas
Norman Schultz
Paul Dunn
Prank
Sohn Cook
Edith M. Fadely
Kocal Extale
Tomie
Joe Kellum
Irving Cottman
Milles Most
Daleville
Hibart C. Fraxee
Auctiancer
Baturday
Willard Sinnett
Neal
Main St. Hol
Kirk, Austlancer
Superioe Manufacturing Co. Real
Akandrhy
Ind
Vest Hood
Aue Aenoor
Former Interurban Executive and Democratic Leader Dies
Anwanapolis Bowman Fl et 66, longtime interurban executive and Democratic Party leader, died in Acthertist Hospital on Thursday. He directed liquidation of interurban lines for Indiana Railroad and was a close confidant of Governor Paul McNulty. He also served as treasurer of the Transier Democratic Club and the American Legion national headquarters builder. Survivors include his widow, a son, a brother, and two grandchildren.
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Bowman Flet
Democratic Party
American Legion
Paull ¥. McNuil
Tthe Tansier Democratic Club
McNull Lojeulleet
Teis
Marilyn Jones Named Editor at Ball State News
Alexandria Indiana Miss Marilyn Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs J Harold Jones was named editor in chief of the Ball State News announced by Mrs Shirley Demolte director of publicity at Ball State College She will serve as editor during the winter and summer terms of 1954 55 and as managing editor in fall and spring quarters She is president of St Della and a member of Alpha Phi Gamma Kappa Nu national education honorary and Library Science Club She has been on the staff of the Ball State News for three years and is connected with the College of Theology at Anderson College
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Alexandria
Marilyn Jones
J. Harold Jones
Lincoln Ave
Ball State News
Shirley BR. Demolte
Jones
Miss Jones
St. Della
Naional English Honorary
Alpha Vhi Gamma
Ational Journalism
Kappa Nella Va
Natiorial Education
Selenea Chih
Gene Newberry
Bull State News
School of Theology
Anderton
Business College
Will Spa
Jamey Macholtz
Bale Bengtson
Choly
gouTi
Baker
Corp
Peterson
Oluhint
Even-Lyice
Donal John Development
Fuk
Je A Smith
Church of God
Studebaker
Radiation Setup To Be Low Cost For Institutions
A report from South Bend Indiana notes small institutions can build a radiation device for under 1000 dollars with an intensity valued at 2 501 000 in radian units. The Notre Dame project involves Dr Ja and Dr Hochangs collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory. A Canadian National Railway engineer father and a St Boniface mother welcome twins born Friday night in Manitoba with two healthy boys sharing a single incubator.
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South Bend
Ind
St, Boniface
University of Notre
C. J. Hochangs
Sepadel
WA. Ghormley
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Savings Island
Mes
Vinteur Mousseau
Oak Ridge
Canadian National Railways
U S Agriculture Estimates Wheat Crop Rise Signals Controls
The Agriculture Department forecasts this year's wheat production near 1 billion bushels with a surplus outlook. Indian corn output tops 100 million bushels above market expectations, suggesting a record surplus and potential policy actions for next year. Secretary Benson may announce a central wheat program in weeks.
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Washington Inn
Agriculture Department
Hhursday
Benson
Secretary Dulles Denies U S Colonial Ambitions
Secretary of State Dulles told the International Rotary Clubs convention in Seattle that the United States will never fight for colonialism. He defended UN action in Asia and urged adherence to France’s pledge toward Indochina independence, while criticizing Communist colonial policies.
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Seattle
Dulles
United Pals
Rotary Clubs Convention
Hel
United Nations
Lindosshina
Geneva
U. S
Washington
Britain
France
Dulls
Thailand
United Nations Action
U.N
Indochina
U. N
United Nationg
United States
State Department
Southeast Asia
Small City Fires Prompt Fire Department Dispatch
Firefighters from Companies No. 3 and 4 answered two minor blazes and a water heater leak early Friday. The first alarm at 3035 Honilton Place involved a defective appliance causing a small electric fire. A separate call reported a water heater overflow at 24321 Delaware Street with water shut off by responders. A later incident at Nth and Johne Streets involved a car backfire igniting a small blaze in 1059 Maineget.
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Robert Broyles
Honilton Place
Harold Parker
Delaware St
Nth
Johne Sts
Meget
Shares Show Stronger Trend
New York stock market opened on a strong note as prices steadied and buying demand lifted steels while rails led gains. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 1.00 to 193.10, with volume around 1.63 million shares.
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New York
Associated Press
Butcher Hogs Tie Market On Mixed US Hog Prices
Indianapolis reports a mixed hog sale with bulk 170 to 240 pound barrows and gilts at 25.50 to 26.25 dollars. Lighter loads under 228 pounds sold around 26.50, 220 pounds at 26.25. Heavy weights 249 to 270 pounds ranged 23.25 to 25.50, 300 pounds at 21.50. Sows steady. steers scarce. utilities and cannery cattle mixed with bids around 12 to 18.50 for light stock and 19.50 to 16 for prime cuts. Market activity slower yet markets showed some gains and higher interest late in trading.
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Indianapolis
Tyer
Deng
Leas
Gilbritt
amaCowk
New York
U.S
Pannsylvania
Roebuck
Saione
Valiury
Standard Brands
Standard Gilch
Ina
Studebaker
United Airornii
St. Gheel Sass
Union Wastinghouse
Enicago
Board of Prade
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Chicago
Pric
Midwest
Marthe
Noel Ax
Grains End Week With Mixed Gains On Chicago Board
Chicago traders closed mixed with scattered gains and losses after an early market selloff. Wheat and rye slid on government crop estimates while soybeans and oats firmed, with corn and lards edging lower.
Livestock Prices and Textile Market Update From Muncie and New York
Muncie livestock quotes show steers and cows varying by grade with modest declines, while dry goods note a quiet cotton textile market in New York. Converters bought printcloths and broadcloths for near delivery and bag sheetings sold for third and fourth quarters amid slow demand for new goods.
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Muncie
New York
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GROUT
Earthany
Thel
Vincennes
Luthdr Jivarus
Iprown
Salem
Falkig
Indiana War Memorial Canals Br
William Biddle
Uilsion
Craig
Community Dynamics
John Guedeich
Winchester
D. Wray DuPert
Ad Federal
Brewster
Jin
Audcuy
Madison Ave
Darrage
Pendleton
Belly Bubles
Roy Ladd
Melvin Fox
W. N. Reatson
Herman Slarrig
Elsie McKowen
Harris
Ball
Glenn Kildon
Help Your Neighbor Club
She
Clarence Winkle
John McMahan
Airs. Campbell
New Albany
Joe Winkle
Madison
James Crouse
Harald Swain
Karen
Claude McMahan
Tern Wisler
Awas
Claude Brown
Masdames
Tom Wisler
Grinville Acs
Chester Allen
George Croy
Chester Crowell
A.C. Woolley
Claude, Brown
Arthur Bell
Grover McMahan
Beulah Park
Summitville
WEO
Sharp
State St
Chas
Collingwood
Ralph PD
tUatfield
Arihue Motzler
Sainrs C
Hadley
Joseph J
Kelhim
Autts
Anderson
Main 51. Rd
Main St
Sommadiien Hngise
Alliance Road
Anil
D. Kirk, Awet
John J
Matel Whetsel
Interurban
Democrat Party
Ball State
Dr. Newberry
Selentiate
Lake Superior
International Harvester
Sobel Furniture
Madison County Burrs Co-operative
Sobel
Anderson Poultry
Shellane Bottle Gas
Baker’s Hdw
Variety
Cross
Broadway
Sonotone
Vanreriea Wed Repairs
Tee AN Maker
Muncie Livestock
Place & Lambert House
Att Lambert
Paul Greene Oeint CO
Mad
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Tower Bldg
Anderson, Ind
Township
Gtran
Madden
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