Church services and meetings at Anderson area gathering
Dr. Kardatzke will preach It Takes a Lot of Love in the afternoon and Rev Wolfram speaks The Church Needs the Truth in the evening A ministers meeting opens each morning at 745 a m plus a 415 p m healing service Dr Morrison and Dr Nida address attendees Outdoors vesper service and plans for open air gathering also noted The Anderson College Choir will perform after services and a church board meeting discusses nominations and the Gos pel Trumpet Company election.
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Carl Kardatzke
E. E. Wolfram
Anderson
John A. Morrison
Christ
Lord
Ernest Hart
Springfield
Eugene W. Nida
American Bible Society
Nida
United States
Koshy Philip
Anderson College
India
Church Extension and Home Missions Board
Harold L. Phillips
Gospel Trumpet Company
General Ministerial Assembly
Paul A. Tanner
Milwaukee
Wis
Fred H. Vines
Sylacauga
Ala
E. E. Shaw
Tampa
Fla
Ray S. Jackson
Detroit
Mich
Evans Marshall
Brooklyn
N.Y
A. R. Cochran
Cleveland
Hillary C. Rice Jr
Charleston
W. Va
N. K. Powell
Butler
Rice
Melvin Miller
Cornell
I. Ray Jackson
Mastrop
A. F. Gray
Portland
Ore
David Martin
Pomona
Calif
Orville Horne
Jackson
Miss
W. W. King
Dayton
Roscoe Snowden
Joe Louis Pays $300 Fine for Six Traffic Summonses
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis paid a $300 fine Monday for six traffic summonses dating back to 1951. Magistrate John M. Murtagh warned that citizens must answer tickets or face jail. Louis's attorney said tickets were sent to his Detroit mother's address, which was listed for him.
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New York
Joe Louis
John M. Murtagh
Dulles Sees 3.2 Billion Foreign Aid Plan Grow
The Pace One continuation notes a 3.2 billion dollar foreign aid bill for the next fiscal year starting July 1. Officials privately fear Pierre Mendes France could become France's premier, challenging Western policy in Asia and Europe and possibly delaying the European army project.
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Pace One
Tration
Dulles
Pierre
Europe
Mendes-France
Behold Your King drama opens Camp Ground event in gym
Camp Ground presents Behold Your King in the gym with a full day program including conferences for youth, ministers, and laymen, workshops, story hours for children, and open air services. General Services occur 10:45 am, 2:45 pm, and 7:30 pm. Rev Irene S Caldwell of Portland will speak on Christ and Growing Persons in the morning service.
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Pagene
Irene S. Caldwell
Portland
Ore
Christ
Glandular Inflammation treatment offer at Excelsior Institute
A past forty man’s ad promotes non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation causing night waking back and leg pain fatigue and loss of vigor. It claims 1000 communities treated with soothing relief and offers a free book from Excelsior Institute Dept 3211 Excelsior Springs Missouri with no obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
McCarthy Aide Accuses Adams of Blackmail Tactics
Carr testifies that the Army and John Adams used pressure tactics against Schine. He says Adams repeatedly berated Roy Cohn calling Schine a hostage and suggested benefits for helping Schine. The testimony adds new figures to the ongoing hearing narrative.
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Stevens
Adams
McCarthy Subcommittee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Cohn
Schine
Carr
McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Page
Four Negroes Involved In Local Firearm Theft Case
Four men were implicated in the theft of two firearms from a local resident while the owner was away. One gun was sold in Elwood and the other in Anderson, but both were recovered later. Detectives notified the owner, who was out of town, of the incident.
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Elwood
Anderson
Hoffmans Debt Scandal Ties State Funds to South Amboy Bank
A deceased official faced accusations of misusing funds from inactive accounts at South Amboy Trust Co where he once led. state funds totaling 1.2 million were placed there with 900,000 secured by other banks. Mrs. Leonard pledged the family will repay 300,000 missing sums, while investigators seek the identity of an unnamed elder candidate and a dead official tied to alleged blackmail and gambling-linked debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amboy Trust Co
Washington
Hoffman
Archibald S. Alexander
South Amboy Bank
Leonard
Meyner
Civil Defense drill praised for Operation Alert mobilization
County Director Shoemaker and City Director Flanagan said the mobilization for Operation Alert on the alleged bomb attack was handled admirably. The local civil defense structure included operations officer M. Ray Weiler, intelligence officer Willard C. Hawkins, legal officer Charles Dickmann, transportation officer Laurel Persing, supply officer Everett B. Foust, and public information officer Robert.
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Page One
Carl Werking
Anderson
Harter
11Th and
Meridian St
Shoemaker
Flanagan
M. Ray Weiler
Willard C. Hawkins
Charles Dickmann
Laurel Persing
Everett B. Foust
Robert
Economic breakdown shows county sales by stores in 1952
Food stores led with 28.136 million in sales, automotive stores 27.868 million, drug stores 3.919 million, eating and drinking places 7.562 million, general merchandise 13.088 million, apparel 5.953 million, home furnishing 6.511 million, filling stations 8.012 million, and building materials hardware 10.114 million. County farm population about 10,600 in 3,340 farm households. GM payroll in Anderson plants 91.302 million in 1953. Farm income over 18 million, totaling over 110 million from these sources last year.
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General Motors
Anderson
U N Visitors Targeted by New York Social Efforts
A newspaper excerpt notes U N visitors are to be welcomed into American society, with emphasis on modest hospitality in New York City hotels to counter a perception of indulgence and exclusivity. The strategy includes inviting officials into private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
U.N
Nevada Congressman warns federal gambling law changes
Rep. Clifton Young told a House Judiciary subcommittee that proposed federal gambling law revisions could destroy a legitimate Nevada industry. The panel weighs bills to broaden illegal device shipments and to make conspiracy to commit crimes a federal offense beyond current conspiracy statutes.
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Clifton Young
Nevada
House
Judiciary
Brazil Coffee Prices Reach Level Doubted by Importers
Trade sources warn Brazil's new minimum export price for green coffee at 87 cents per pound may push buyers to seek alternatives. The decree comes as U S purchases from Brazil drop from 60 percent to 43 percent between 1952 and 1953, signaling shifting market share.
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United States
Brazil
Scientists Protest Oppenheimer Clearance Suspension at Los Alamos
Two hundred eighty two scientists in Los Alamos National Laboratory’s theoretical division signed protests to President Eisenhower over the suspension of Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer’s security clearance. The petition argues Oppenheimer’s record proves loyalty and devotion to U.S. security.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Eisenhower
Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Dr. Oppenheimer
Two West Berlin Leaders On Trial In East German Court
West Berlin anti Communist leaders abducted or lured to the Soviet zone four months ago face trial before an East German Communist court. The broadcast says they are ringleaders in last June's revolt and charged as Western intelligence agents.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Attorney General Signals Border Mop-Up Plan
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr said he would deploy a greatly augmented immigration service force to the Mexican border for a mop-up operation against illegal entrants described as wetbacks. The statement framed a tougher border crackdown during a period of rising undocumented crossings.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
Immigration Service
Former Anderson man dies in Shaffer Lake drowning
Richard Soverns 21 of Delphi drowned when the boat he rode in at Shaffer Lake near Montciello capsized after a wake from a motorboat. A companion rescued a girl but could not aid Soverns. He was the nephew of Ernest and Ada Soverns and grandson of Daniel L. Soverns.
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Anderson
Richard Soverns
Lester Soverns
Delphi
Shaffer Lake
Montciello
Soverns
Ernest D. Soverns
Rt. 1
Daniel L. Soverns
Hospital Dismissals Late Returns List of Names
Yesterday at St Johns Hospital several patients were discharged including Mrs Eugene Fuller and infant daughter at 1803 Hendricks Street Mrs William Sparks and infant daughter at 617 Washington Court Mrs Duane Rutherford and infant son named Orestes and Mrs James Pitcock and infant daughter Alexandria Marvin Sarver at 324 St Rd 67 Mrs Margarate Carlin of Lapel Mrs Edith Bricker Rt 5 David Sleck at 239 Forse Drive Ada Dilbeck 2422 Hendricks Street Robert Collins of Alexandria Robert Fliiott of Winchester Also note Buenos Aires and Mendoza as Argentina’s oldest cities founded in 1561 and 1562 by Chilean settlers.
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St. John’s Hospital
Eugene Fuller
Hendricks St
William Sparks
Washington Court
Duane Rutherford
Orestes
James Pitcock
Alexandria
Marvin Sarver
St. Rd
Margarate Carlin
Lapel
Edith Bricker
David Sleck
Forse
Ada Dilbeck
Robert Collins
Robert Fliiott
Winchester
Buenos Aires
Argentina
San Juan
Mendoza
Chile
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Richard Ernest Mills 32 of Frankton and Rt. 2 Anderson died Sunday night at St. John's Hospital. King Funeral Home handled arrangements with services at 2 p.m. at Park Cemetery Fairmount conducted by Rev. O C Stroup. Surviving parents Ray brother and sisters Edna Spradlin and Dorothy Monaghan.
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Frankton
Richard Ernest Mills
Ernest Mills
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
King Funeral Home
O. C. Stroup
Park Cemetery
Fairmount
Ray
Edna Spradlin
Dorothy Monaghan
Arthur Carmichael Wilkinson Dies in Shirley
Arthur Carmichael Wilkinson 57 a Shirley carpenter died at St John s Hospital at 7 p m Saturday after illness. Body to Condo and Son Funeral Home. Friends received. 10:30 a m Tuesday at Friends Church with Rev Glen Jennings officiating. Burial in McCray Cemetery.
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Leon W. Ulm
Home Ave
Robert Long
Wilkinson
Arthur Carmichael
Shirley Carpenter
St. John’s Hospital
Condo and Son Funeral Hom
Th Friends Church
Glen Jennings
McCray Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Harriett Irene Gross
Funeral services for Mrs Harriett Irene Gross 21 wife of Alvie Gross Rt 3 will be held at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Pol hemus and Shirey Funeral Home with Rev Richard Kerr Bloomington and Rev R C Shirey presiding Burial will follow in Bromenburg Cemetery Chesterfield Survived by husband parents Carl and Alma Walters Anderson three brothers Carl Jr in Korea Earl Frederick and Dallas Lester at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Walters Daleville Friends may call at the funeral home
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Daleville
Harriett Irene Gross
Alvie Gross
Rt. 3
Polhemus and Shirey
Richard Kerr
Bloomington
R. C. Shirey
Bromenburg
Chesterfield
Carl Walters
Anderson
Carl Jr
Korea
Earl Frederick
Dallas Lester
Arthur Walters
Big 3 Turn Out Nearly All Autos
Detroit reports General Motors Ford and Chrysler produced about 96 percent of the nation s new passenger cars last week. American Motors and Nash Hudson supplied most of the remaining share while smaller firms lagged behind. Merger talk swirls around Packard and Studebaker though no talks are confirmed.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Chevrolet
Packard and Studebaker
Packard-Studebaker
Two Ky men sentenced in Oldsmobile theft ring case
Abel Eugene Kirkman and John Franklin Hopper, both 44, were sentenced to five years in federal prison for operating a car theft ring centered on Oldsmobiles. They pleaded guilty to stealing two cars in Evansville and one in Dallas, Texas.
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Indianapolis
Hopkinsville
Abel Eugene Kirkman
John Franklin Hopper
Evansville
Dallas
Tex
Mrs Helen Kramer Dies In Muncie At 48
Mrs. Helen Kramer 48 wife of William Kramer died at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after an illness of three weeks. She lived at 901 Marine Dr and was a former employee of Delco Reilly Division. Services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Frederick Potthoff officiating. Interment in St Marys Cemetery. Flowers omitted in favor of donations to the Madison County Cancer Society. Survived by husband two children Philis M LaValle and John P LaValle two sisters Mrs Myron Bronnenberg and Mrs Kenneth Hoard a brother Jack Genda father John Genda of Chicago a niece Miss Janice Hoard and an aunt Mrs Elizabeth Holzworth of Anderson.
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Horace I. Baker
18Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Baker
Pendleton
William
Susan Baker
Anderson
Delco-Remy Division Plant 3
Arrow Avenue
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Harold Rainbolt
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Della
Gladys Smith
Blanche Ellison
Toledo
Helen Kramer
William Kramer
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Marine Dr
Kramer
Model Home
John
Isabella Genda
Delco-Reiy
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Frederick Potthoff
St. Ambrose Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Madison County Cancer Society
Phillis M. LaValle
John P. LaValle
Jack Genda
Myron Bronnenberg
Kenneth Hoard
John Genda
Chicago
Janice Hoard
Elizabeth Holzworth
Musial Wins May Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals is named May award winner in the Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year poll. He drew 42 first place votes and 158 points after a record five homers in May. Bill Vukovich placed second for the second straight year in the 500 Mile Indianapolis Speedway Race with 15 first place votes and 100 points.
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New York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Hickok
Musial
Bill Vukovich
Vukovich
Electron Weight Estimate Sparks Atomic Curiosity
In New York an English physicist speculated that it would take about 300 billion billion billion electrons to equal the weight of one ounce, illustrating the immense scale of atomic particles and mass.
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New York
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Symington
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FBI
Mundt
R-Sd
Stu
Joe
du Pont Duco Ename
Gustenind
du Pont Duco Enamel
Madison County Lumber CO
DU Pont
14Th and
Meridian
Dupont
Civil Defense
Baker Brothers Funeral
Boker Brothers Gduneral Dsieme
East Eleventh St
Nderson
Madison
Richard Mills
Mrs. Harriett Gross
Bey
Water Master
Everett L. Fleck
Citizens Bank
Indiana Leaders Club
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