GM Applies Return To Work After Auto Workers Pact
Notification sent to all Deledemy employees ordering return to jobs after union bargaining officials reached an agreement to resume production. About 27,000 workers at six Indiana GM divisions idle yesterday while Allison Indianapolis operated. Dolco Kokomo resumed on an afternoon shift. Bedford and Muncie crews returned as negotiations cleared. Detroit plants stayed off work.
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Tere Das
Elith
General Motors Car
Indiana
CIO Auto Workers
Jonal
Bedford
Muncie
Generally Motors
Upton
Detroit
Alexandria Man Three Die Sphixiated In East Coast City
A 2-year-old truck driver Manuel J. Johnson from Alexandria died from suffocation and carbon monoxide poisoning after a fire started by a cigarette in a trailer near Long Branch New Jersey. His companion Schaefer of Cleveland also died in the same incident. Surviving relatives include Johnson’s wife and six siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Alexandria
Manuel J. Johnson
Long Branch
Icubinson
Kilwart
Schaefer
Foyael Iy
Rick
Johnson
Maryer
Chidren
Dennis Lee
Matilda
Regiehard
Gsderttey
Libet Hiddo
Sarai
John Johnson
Pester
Melvin J. Stillwell
May
James Johnson
Elizabethtawn
Kenneth
Wirvey
Tilly
Irvin
Toston
Gertie Pike
Sheppardeville, Ky
Mary Bailey
Add
Air Force Flight In New Schedule at North Anderson
Air Force members and retirees met in regular session at the Navy building in North Anderson for a scheduled flight update led by Captain Myron Tints inger. The gathering reviewed retirement points and a film titled A Visit to New York City.
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Mempars
Wid
Navy
North Anderson
Wred Sniller
Cats
Mander
Mebane
Timanuil Rumner
Ters
Air Force
Flint
Myron Tintsinger
New York City
Charles Thomidson
Lgy
Resignation of School Official From Pasatinal Ville
An unnamed official resigns from Pasatinal Ville after serving as assistant principal at the high school and earlier as principal of Central Junior High and Elementary School in Elwood. He also held roles as athletic director and coach. The resignation cites plans to move to California. Previously, he was business manager of city schools in Anderson and superintendent of schools in Batesville, Indiana.
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Pasatinalville
Ball
College
Muncie
Thiy “Ily
Elwood
Central
Brapley
California
Anderson
Achooly
Batesville
Ind
Pearson Talks Peace Efforts Amid Trade Pact With Japan
Lester Pearson outlined ideas to ease East West tensions while the United States granted Japan sizable trade concessions to promote Western alignment. The pact lowers tariffs on raw materials and machinery, signaling a shift toward broader bilateral cooperation and the first formal US Japan trade pact since 1934.
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United States
China
Japan
Suice Mie
Alexandria Social Activities Highlights Social Ties
Alexandria social notes recount gatherings and visits among local families and guests. A weekend at Long Lake features Stervey Bellmore and relatives, with Chester Miller and others from Ancersai Toy among attendees. The Elwood Chapter marked a Golden Anniversary with a formal tea at Waldo Darrow’s home, drawing members and friends.
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Alexandria
W. Monroe St
Chester “Miller
Ancersai
Toy
Mya. Pail Millen
Champaign
Ailtotal Tea Alexandria
Della Thola Tr
Qe Elwood
Mm Waldo Darrow
Elwane
Iran
Mesdates Rotert Hocker
Trace Kidow
Howard Storie
Donald
He Done
AL Tewis
Max Franch
Lanse: Beier
Bipartisan tension and foreign pageantry clash in 1960s notes
An April 11 suggestion by Adlai Stevenson to President Eisenhower sparked talk in the Vermont legislature about inviting the president to address lawmakers as a model of bipartisanship. Four American servicemen previously jailed in Turkey for allegedly desecrating a Turkish flag were acquitted after arguing the act occurred during a playful scuffle. In Washington, the United States barred Romanian officials from taking photos of military sites and denied overflight sketches, with Secretary of State Rusk delivering the note to Romanian Minister Molarescu in retaliation for similar restrictions on Americans in Romania.
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Fiantere Mhatlere
Adinevensen
Vermont
Guller
Eisenhuwer
Unin
Turkey
Herno
Mamir
United States
Romania
Thi
Anton Molsrac
Jahnister Dalles
UAW Ford talks yield church meeting on pay and jobs
The State President's Council officers, named Saturday, discuss a union shop accord and pay safeguards for members at Park Place church. Officers include Mrs Dorothy Beridey and Mrs Gladys Coody with plans to guarantee take home pay, pensions, and vacations while reducing nonunion production. GM and Ford pledge contributions to a trust fund, with implementation delayed until June 1956, affecting 140 000 workers.
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UAW
Ford
Women's Society
Park Place Church
Jill Whee
Dorothy Beridey
Shrout
Fresno
Calif
Plan
Gladys Coody
Fordyce
Ark
Nait
Antee
YMCA
National Youth Fellowship
Durt
Norman Beard
Akron
Church of God
Fritzlac
Germany
Springfield
Beard
Robert Culp
Sharon
View
Stowenna Dodge
Lakewood
Sternacy
Igm
Jobless Benefits Increase Tied to Indiana Act
Unemployment payments amount to 4 percent of the highest earnings in any of the first four calendar quarters preceding the filing date. The $3 increase in the maximum weekly payment results from an amendment by Indiana's 1995 General Assembly to the Employment Security Act.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Gospel Trumpet Company marks diamond anniversary in 1954
Fragmentary report shows the Gospel Trumpet Company observing its diamond anniversary on January 1, 1954. Plans for the Jubilee Advance include meetings in Buenos Aires with Peron adherents and activities at the Plaza de Mayo. The General Ministerial Assembly outlines publishing interests, board elections, and missionary programs, while Women's Missionary Society reports overrun budgets by 47,000 dollars amid broader church actions and labor unrest across the country.
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Gospel Trumpet Company
Atticlally
Plaza de Mayo
Buenos Aires
Peron
Dr. Phillips
Tass T
Franklin Miller
Aenriat Ester
Argentina
Crernal Anes
The
Gospel
National
Women's Missionary
Council of State
National Youth Fellowship
Densel Lovely
Dayton
Anderson College
John A. Marrison
Lovely
General Ministerial Assembly
Busi Hans
Office Oapel Tamper
Bentevalanus
Char
de. Smith
Boll
Anderson
Nantes
Gymnnasium-Anditaris
Peen
Oldham
William HH
Manser
View
Q. Ft. Ilyut
Olay
Towser
Warren C. Roark
Canton
Smith
Park
Pheri
Women's Missionary Society
Lane
Forther
First World Missions
Board of Church Extension
Industrial wage talks shift as UAW eyes ratification
The article notes General Electric and Westinghouse contracts near ratification while hourly auto pay averages 2.10 with skilled workers at 2.50. UAW figures cite 2.21 before the agreement. Strikes erupted at GM and Ford plants, blamed on local issues, as international leadership pressed locals to restore production.
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General Electric
Westinghouse
1UE
UAW
Ford
Ford Wildtate
Thran
Peron appeals for calm as church tensions rise
Argentina's Peron urged free people to stay calm while accusing high Argentine clergy of provoking disorder. He warned of strong government action if violence continued and criticized the church's alleged bias in the ongoing political battle following Eva Peron's death and the women’s movement.
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Peron
Hig
Heraid Diy Reguin
Octasinato - Hethen
Wagilig
Eva
Women's
Peronista Party
Cam
Graduation rites mark Bedford Bible College ceremony
Dr Distler led the service with a Luther tune as Luethe Muller presented seniors for undergraduate degrees. Dean Olt announced geology candidates while Dean Miller introduced School of Geology graduates. President Morrison conferred degrees and the graduating class entered the National Alumni Association as Rev Milburn J Miller preached the benediction. Richard R Lau spoke for the senior class and Raber Nicholson led congregational singing of Alma Mater. Milo Chapman, new dean of Pacific Bible College, offered the benediction.
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Pepe Tee
Luethe Muller
Dean Olt
Dean Miller
School of Geology
Orrison
National Alumni Association
Br. Raber A. Nicholson
Milo Chapman
Pacific Bible College
Retailers Plan 1958 Downtown Events and Programs
Retail merchants discuss featured plans for Father’s Day, Fall Dollar Days, Fall Harvest Festival, and extending Christmas decorations. A committee met to finalize arrangements for the annual event to be held all day at Grand View Country Club with golf, dinner, and an evening entertainment program. The next retail division session is scheduled for July 11.
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Gra
Grandview Country Club
Anderson Obituaries: Fred Dunn 72
Fred Dunn 72 of 1833 W Zist S died Saturday at St John s Hospital after a heart attack. A retired Anderson Light employee and former postmaster, he lived in Anderson 31 years and was born in Windfall. Services today at 1 p m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Brookside Cemetery Windfall. Surviving widow Jeattle. two children Madonna Gable and Lewis. five grandchildren. two great grandchildren. sisters Mayme Plotner Marion and Nellie Myers Noblesville.
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Fred Dunn
W. Zist S
St. John's Hospital
Dunn
Anderson Light Office
Central Methodist Church
Windfall
Baker Brothers Funeral
Phiilip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Mes
Jeattle Dunn
Madonna Gable
Lewis Dunn
Anderson
Mayme Plotner
Marion
Nellie Myers
Noblesville
Soviet aims clouded as Molotov tops list for San Francisco talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will meet U S Secretary Dulles and Allied ministers in San Francisco next week to discuss agenda for the world conference. Moscow insists Eastern Europe’s problems are resolved by its own peoples and rejects external interference. The conference is urged to last three or four days and address Germany reunification arms limits and satellite regimes under Moscow, with emphasis on anti Communist aims.
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Kram Taye Oney
Eden
Faure
Eisenhower
Molotov
San Franciscs i
Tl. 5
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Foreign Ministry
U.ss.r
Poland
Albans
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Germany
Moscow
Thes” Matement
Europe
Five Fail In Contraned From Taen One
Deputies report five inmates implicated in an armed robbery escape attempt at a state institution. Albert Walker twenty,Richard Wayne Sarwis twenty,William Walls twenty eight,Truman Cave thirty five, faced charges including armed robbery and aiding a break. Prisoners were returned to cells. one man Koer jer suffered a casualty during the incident.
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Albert, Walker
Richard Wayne Sarwis
William Walls
Truman Cave
Simmons
Gilmore
Koel Jer
James S. Cloud 87 Dies at Malicourt Nursing Home
James S. Cloud 87 of 2000 8th Street Elwood died yesterday evening at 6:25 at Malicourt Nursing Home after a four year illness. He was born near Anderson, son of William and Margaret Cloud, married Rhoda Owens February 1, 1890, who died January 21, 1905. A retired Elwood Lumber Company employee and former preacher, he belonged to the Prayer Band Society of Elwood. The body lies in Clark Chapel. funeral is 2 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel. Interment in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by son Marion Cloud Sr of Elwood. daughters Mrs Maggie Mer Thearson of Elwood and Mrs Mary Shore of Warren, Ohio. brothers Samuel Cloud of Elwood and Frank Cloud of Areadi Mach. sister Mrs Mary Halder of Muskegon, Mich. 16 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
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Elwouy
James Sparrey Cloud
Malicourt
Mr. Cloud
An-derson
Wiliam
Margaret Cloud
Rhoda Owens
Elwood Lumber Company
Prayer Band Society of 8
Elwood
Clark Chapel
Elwood City
Marion ©. Cloud Sr
Maggie Mer Thearson
Mary Shore
Warren
Ohio
Samuel Cloud
Frank Cloud
Areadi
Mach
Mary Halder
Muskagon
Mich
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs. Margaret C. Alexander age 38 died at her Fortville area home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at George C. McCarty Funeral Home with Rev. Erlis Blogham officiating. Interment in Harrow Cemetery near Fishers Station. Survived by son Herbert of Fortville and several nieces and nephews. She belonged to Mt. Calmus Baptist Church of Fortville and the Fortville Brotherhood and Sisterhood.
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M.C. Alexander Fontville
Margaret C. Alexander
Fortville
George C. McCarty
Erlis Blogham
Oleo Baptist Church
Will Offigiotn
iHarlow
Fishers 'Station
Hebbert
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Te Board of County Commissioners
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Ralph Williams
Young Flake
Sullivan
Fnr
Jac L. Bragdon
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Mort Welling
Frith
Penn
Arthur Sroetor
Mounds Baptist Chinel
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Guide Law Division
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Tinker
Tommy Do
Hark
Net
Joly
Joyce Rinker
Young
le Young
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Lester Henry
Mirial
Fairview
Tin City
Pam
Mit
Wm. Iis Sinuliv
Betty Att Taylor
9Th St
Joh W. Myers
W. Wall
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Collage Ava
Miss Taylor
Jo Ant Sancers
Hamiler
Henman Myers
Pine Creek
Sweden
Norveedeny Fillof
Fymor Catna
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Sehall'n Aine Paix
Helipyeraliee
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Haag Drug Store
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Etalk
United Alales
Red China
Poanen
Philip BR. Perlman
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Hichard M. Nixon
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Morriday
Tom
Welins
Madison Ave
Lennon
Ford Chaplin
Mattier Matthew
Raymond Kink
DIAL
Peron Force
Dr. Distler
Theodor R. Reeves
E. Lynn St
Grange City
New Castle
Eagles’ Lodge
Lebanon
Albright
Lucille Gregory
Salt Lick
Elijah
Lincoln
Neb
John
Chester
James
Joseph
Mary White
Dunkirk
Reeves
National Tile Company
Irma G. Dennon
Irma Gerirute Dennon
Bowling Green
First Methodist Church
Delco-Remy
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
B. Thomas Mortuary
Terre Haute
Slaters
Nuth Shuman
Sandford
Irena Griffith
Los Angeles
Frances Bridwell
Phoenix
Arit
Beatrice Jordan
Cleveland, C
Lloyd
George Griffith
Carl
Bertha
Broderick
Bertha Schies
Chicago
Mary Schies
Horn
Phillip
John Sehies
Dora Salomon
Charleston
Clara Arndt
Schies
Charles
Russia
Ine
Eroma Fath
Pow Ave
Ohio Ave
James S. Cloud
Nursing Home
Madison
Baker Brothers
Funeral Home
East Eleventh SL
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