Swiss Held Up Anti Aircraft Ammo For Guatemala In Hamburg
Six tons of Swiss anti aircraft ammunition destined for Guatemala were held in Hamburg at the request of the U.S. High Commission. The ammo was described as live by officials, while Swiss and Free Port representatives argued it might be dummy or practice rounds. Bern said the shells are 20 mm with cheap practice heads not high explosives and converting them would be costly, though they could be used as is. German officials, port authorities, and the Transport Ministry discussed restricting cargo.
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Hamburg
Germany
Guatemala
U. S. High Commission
High Commission
Bern
Washington
Poland
Jacoba Arbenz Gueman
Mamburg
Line Commission
Coburg
Tassen & Co
Iport-Export Istem
Albert Bozenhard
Free Port
Boxenhard
Wnel
Ube Sanders
Pers
Fiedad
Carr testifies to blackmail charge in McCarthy Army probe
In a sworn appearance at the Senate hearings, 87 year old Carr endorses the accusation that high Army officials used favors to lure Pvt. G. David Schine, as part of McCarthy’s probe. He says he knew of no action taken against Schine despite pleas to halt the inquiry as Symington reacts angrily.
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Washington
Francis P. Carr
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
Carr
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John G. Adams
Pvt
G. David Schine
Schine
Adams
Avo Stavens
Sen
Symington
M Hlo
Air Force
McCarthy Subcommittee
Missourian
Ite
Syimington
Army
Joseph Welch
Republi
Cage
Dom Rocents
Seling
Roy M. Cohn
Mae 4
Nation conducts civil defense drill highlights weak setup
Washington reports expose weak civil defense network after 24 hour drill simulating 425 bomber raids on 41 cities. Olney Maryland center tracked 37 cities reporting atomic attacks, with New York and Washington slow to reply. Officials say delays reveal need for improved communications and rapid reporting.
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Washington
Atuin
Olney
Continental
United States
Cilies
New York City
Harald Aitken
Ant
Val Pelerson
Dirdelic
Civil Defense Administration
Indiana Methodist group opposes unilateral Asia action
The Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church approved a resolution opposing unilateral intervention in Asia. The text urged UN review of Indochina and insisted no American troops be sent. It also noted Viet Minh communism and warned of Western colonialist implications from a French Indochina victory.
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Indiana
Muthordist
Laghareckend
Asia
Indochina
United Nations
Horard Methodists
Board of Works Sets 18th St Project Hearing Wednesday
The Board of Works schedules a Wednesday evening hearing at City Hall to hear remonstrances on a resolution adopted April 27 for improving 18th Street between GB Lynn Street and Indiana 100. The plan includes curb gutter and sidewalk construction funded under the Barrel Law from a petition by property owners.
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Board of Works
City Hall
18Th St
Lynn St
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
Flores, a woodcriter, is over ten years old and independent. While he slept, a creature ripped his tent, slapped him, and fled after Vimres retaliated with a wooden stick.
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Portal
Arka
Ignacis Mores
Flores
Vimres
Civil Defense Units Activate Nationwide Alert Drill
Madison County civil defense director Robert W. Shoemaker signaled the nationwide Operation Alert as early as yesterday morning. Anderson and county units rushed to Mosandvia City Hall to establish central control with volunteers mobilizing to handle communications and warnings during the drill.
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Robert W. Shoemaker
Madison County
Civil Deffense
I Mosandvia
Erie
Gaimewell
No. 1
Fue
Dessau
Centra
Alexandria
Shoemaker
Anesderson
Robert Grimes
Everett Fouss
Pendleton
George Shaw
William Bowman
Stn
A. Titus
Anderson Poles Department
Gamewell
Flanagan
County Civil Defense Board
Four Negroes Held As Suspects In Tavern Robbery
Police report four Black men were taken into custody in connection with a midnight theft at the 4star Tavern on 1902 W ipih St. A 450 pound safe was wheeled from the premises and $2400 inside it looted but not recovered. The suspects are held at Madison County Jail as investigations continue. A separate entry notes a man is held for stealing $48 from a different resident, with papers found on him.
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Madison County
Clyde McCreary
Regin Mohn
Syas
Camp Ground Crowd Gathers for 66th International Convocation
The Church of Gok camp grounds in Park Place hosted preparations for the 66th International Convocation. Dr Dewayne Hell and Dr Almer Kardatake led events as attendees from across the United States and abroad arrived. Activities began with alumni fish fry at the College gym, followed by commencement and a tabernacle service featuring a Musselman address and college theatrics.
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Church of Gok
Park Place
Dewayne Hell
Lima
Almer Kardatake
Wichita
Kan
Jean
Unity States
Andon
Gan Callega
Gallege
Mussel
Mumbert
Dotauw University
College Tramatics Club
Totema Wy
Church of God
College
Merald
Speaker Lands Local College Commencement
DePauw University President Hussell J Humbert spoke at Anderson College commencement before about 4000 attendees. He urged Christian colleges to lead in democracy by training leaders in living and service. Degrees in arts science theology and divinity were awarded plus honorary doctorates to Marriott Williams Toner and Rev Harold L Phillips.
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Anderson College
Bean Russell Olt
Harald Lynn Phillips
The
Gospel Trumpet Co
Harrelt Williams Taner
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Herald
John A.morrison
Russell J. Humbert
DePauw University
Herald Phota
Hussell J. Humbert
Christian Colleg
Ind
Theraduates
Marriott Williams ‘Toner
Harold L. Phillips
Aubiensions
Riley
Church of God
Ex Governor’s Heir Confesses Fund Theft Allegations
A troubled former governor’s relative claims a hidden embezzlement totaling about $300000 tied to a hometown bank. The leak cites Hoffman and other figures, with background on political fallout and a public affairs note from Madison County.
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Tarmer Panacea Haem
Hits
Opul vi
Guy
Rub
Pert
Hoffman Rani
Madison County
Wirels Ties
Leonard
Heat Wave Brings Drowning Tragedy Amid Storms
Heat wave prompted by a cool front moving in from Nebraska and the Dakotas. Indiana polis reports a three year old drowned at a country club pool during swimming lessons as the state endures high temperatures with 90s and high humidity. Rainfall and storms spread across northern midwest counties as temperatures ease later today. New York prices rise as Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co boosts bag coffee costs by a penny per pound.
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Prag
Dita
Anderson
Philadelpha Quart
Earl J. Davis
Whal
Associated Press
Te Midwest
Intta
D O Glock
Finood
Indiana
Nebraska
Indianapolis
Elzabeth Ann
Samuel McGarvey
Dulles Open to Cutting Air Aid to France Italy
Senate Foreign Relations hearing notes Secretary of State Dulles would cut air military aid to France and Italy to push their approval of the six nation European Defense Community plan. Senators Smith and Smyth cited Germany and Adenauer's stance as complicating European integration efforts. The six EDC members include France Italy Western Germany Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
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Washington
Dulles
France
Italy
European Defense Community
H. Alexander Smith
Senate
Livingston Merchant
Iaw
MPC
Etther
Sill
Merchant
Smyth
Foreign Relations
Carmillce
BOC
Germany
Adenauer
Bulletin Want-Ads Deliver Surprising Daily Calls
Numerous readers report 10 to 20 calls from Bulletin Teen Want Ads. An ad selling a baby bed and other furniture proves the system works, with easy placement by phone through the Want-Ad Girl at station phone 2 437.
New Traffic Light Installed At 8th Street Intersection
City installs an automatic traffic light at 8th St and Parte Ave to ease heavy traffic flows. Capt. Floyd Kine of the police traffic department says the light will be in operation this morning and aids safety as school is out and children are on streets. The Mast Side Community Club had advocated the measure and authorities renew warnings to motorists and parents to supervise children during vacation periods.
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8Th St
Parte Ave
Floyd Kine
Chick d. Fy Goen
Coen Ant
Kline
Yarents
Man Who Changes Sex Seeks Name Change
Washington man Charles Fr hesL McLeod asks a federal court to rename to Charlotte Frances McLeod. The petition claims Danish medical treatment from March 1953 to March 1954 changed him from a man to a woman. The petitioner is 29 and residing in Washington DC.
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Washington
Charles Fr Hesl McLeod
Charlotte Frances McLeod
Denmark
Washington DC
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St. John's Hospital list new babies for families in Anderson and nearby towns. Names include Magers, Newcomb, Hand, Anderson, Smith, Snyder, Gnohran, Haynes, Campbell, Nalson, and Loose with addresses in Pendleton Alexandria Ingalls and related streets.
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Anderson
St. John's Hospital
John Magers
Andover Rd
Noel Newcomb
Pendleton
Kenneth Hand
Alexandria
Charles Anderson
Jackson St
John Smith
Keith Snyder
Tendleton
San
Kell Gnohran
Central Way
Lyan Haynes
Ingalls
Linyd Campbell
W. Srd Sly
James Nalslon
Edward Loose
Louise
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Mobile
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William Kroeger
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38Th Div
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