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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

Page

1

Denial Issued Son of French Lawmaker Drafted

Washington U S reports a French legislator's son drafted into the American Army sparked a diplomatic ruckus. The French embassy and State Department called the claim false or erroneous. A Senate probe into Canada style child support was proposed by Senator Newberger. A separate story says a boy died after a forklift accident in Indiana while unloading lumber, with details incomplete.

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Compensation law change urged by UAW-CIO official

An Indiana report describes pressure from a UAW-CIO official to amend the state unemployment compensation law to align with a guaranteed wage plan. The push, tied to a General Motors contract, seeks exclusion of certain French workers from state benefits, with Gov. Craig stating a study before any special session. Democratic senators show mixed support for a special session to enact the measure.

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Pioneer Spirit Emphasized At Gospel Rally Assembly

The Gospel Trumpet Co editor in chief Phil Nips urged early movement workers to inspire youths to catch the pioneer spirit and dedicate to the work of God. The General Ministerial Assembly met in the camp gym auditorium to elect board members and hear the first movement readings.

Pads Fim Wweraxl Phil Nips The Gospel ‘Trumpet Co Crawil

Amendments Placed Before Assembly for By Law Changes

The Rev Harold Buyer presided as chair of the assembly. Officers include Rev Herbert Joiner Jr as vice chairman and Rev Lawrence E. Brooks as secretary. Nominations and elections filled terms on the missionary board, Board of Church Extension and Home Missions, Gospel Trumpet Company, Board of Christian Education, and Heart of Pensions. Speakers include Rev Lester Crase and Rev Ross Minkler. News also covers factory wage talks with Edward Cushman citing tailored agreements for smaller firms as unions prepare for Chrysler and UAW negotiations. Vision impairment statistics close the item.

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Public figure with military and academic career detailed

The subject entered the State College of Brookings in South Oak at age three and graduated in 1892 with a Bachelor of Science Degree. He earned Master’s and Doctorates in public administration from Harvard University and has served as a farm agent, Indian superintendent, and Lieutenant-Colonel in the army.

State College of Brookings South Oak Harvard University

Chesterfield fills seat on actions board replaces Maynard

Chesterfield appoints a long active community member to the actions board replacing John Maynard whose term expires August 1. The new member is a former commander of the regional post and a captain in the national guard, also a member of the Chesterfield Booster Club. Town board members Taylor Dill and Bronnenberg studied bids for a street rehabilitation project and awarded Brookman Construction Co. the contract at about 21000 plus stone and sand costs. The project covers 59000 square yards of paving and should start soon, lasting two to three months, with Acme Company of Anderson and Brooks Asphalt Co. of Fort Wayne also bidders.

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Elwood Woman Etta M McPhearson Dies at 63

Mrs Etta M McPhearson 63 of 2328 North B Street Elwood died Tuesday at Caylor-Nichol hospital DhRon. Burial plans not set. Born January 8 1802 to Sylvanus and Harriet Butyler. Survived by husband Eliott Ales McPhearson three sons Clealus M Gary Roger and a daughter Reba Way plus eight grandchildren and a step sister Mrs Van Ruler. Pattiing details and home care noted.

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Pendleton Man Hampton Cray Dies After Illness

Hampton Rhodes Cray 61 of 303 W B Street Pendleton died at Holle Nursing Home in Elwood after six days illness. Born January 7 1891 in Jonesboro he was a pensioner and guard at the Indiana Reformatory. Survived by widow Mary two children Mrs Ore Moltie Edwood Tech Sgt Hampton Cray serving with the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton two grandchildren and sister Mrs A Murphy Wichita Kansas. Funeral at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Friday at 10 a.m. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

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Toy Maker Starts the Candidacy Fund

Washington reports a toy maker linked to President Eisenhower has launched a 150 dollar fund drive here to aid a second term bid. A committee member contributes 150, then 150 organizing members recruit 150 others to give 1.50 each, expanding the chain of donations in a campaign amplification scheme.

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Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Lt Col Join L Richardson 46 Ninth Corps officer killed in a helicopter crash May 25 near Sendai Bay Japan. body to Fisher Bros Funeral Home Madison with services at the home and burial in Perkinsville Cemetery. Also listed are notices for Walter Hays 85 Pendleton and Oris Alexander 52 Kokomo with funeral details and survivals.

J. L. Richardson Join L. Richardson Ninth Corps Japan Fisher Bros Richardson Sendai Bay Anderson Fishee Bros Perskinsville Hamilton Clinton Nancy Richardson College Corner U.S. Army North Africa Philippine Islands Dipan Martha Hatton Perkinsville Martha John Baker Ernest Jordan Eaton William George Monroe Mich John Duffiey Province Rye

Anderson Obituaries list Clema Shaw and others

Mrs Clema Shaw 39 of 2628 Halford Street died yesterday at St John's Hospital West Liberty Kentucky born to Vie Barker and a widow of James E Shaw who died WWII She had lived here 2 years formerly employed by Guide Lamp Division Services tomorrow 1 pm at Memorial Dark Cemetery with Rev James P McClain and Rev Fred McIntyre officiating Survivors include three children and a mother brother and sisters and several aunts and uncles Mrs Bertha Broderick 62 of Chicago funeral 9 am at St Mary's Church burial at St Mary's Cemetery Sister of Mary Schies and Charles Schies died Monday in Chicago Mrs Irma Dennon funeral arrangements incomplete body at Walter Brothers Funeral Home and C T Thomas Mortuary Terre Haute Theodore K Reeves funeral 2 pm at Albright Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery Charles Coffman Tucker 79 died Monday 10:40 pm at Jo?ansport State Hospital born Union Township lived Anchor Hotel 18 years farmer Survivors daughter Marie Hanshew two sons Harry and Tatil seven children and a great grandchild sister Maude Smith brother Bernard Tucker Funeral services 2 pm tomorrow Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville burial East Maple Wood Cemetery

Clema Shaw Mirs Clema Shaw Halford St St. John's Hospital West Liberty Vieford Barker James E. Shaw Harold E. Rozelle James P. McClain New Light Christian Church Marion Fred McIntyre West Side Holiness Church Memorial Dark Cemetery Donte Kugern Judith Ron Sharon Kay Pearlin West Herachel Barker Oliver Emery Fuirborn, O Willard Muncy Angola Bertha. Broderick Bertha Schies Broderick Chicago St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Cemetery Francis Kienly Broderick Misa Mary Schies Charles Schies Anderson Baker Brothers Funeral Home Ima Dennon Irma Gertrude Dennon Walter Brothers Funeral Home C. T. Thomas Mortuary Terre Haute Dennon Theodore SI Reeves Theodore K. Reeves Albright George Harris East Lynn Christing Church Low Memorial Park Cemetery St John's Hospital Charles C. Tucker Charles Coffman Tucker Joxansport Styte Hospital Union Typ Anchor Hotel Marie Hanshew Daleville Harry Tucker Tatil Cehildren Maude Smith Bernard ‘Tucker Polhemus and Shirey Furral

French bees arrive for study at New York museum

Five thousand French bees were brought to the Museum of Natural History in New York to test their daily emergence timing. The study mirrors Paris schedules, with a duplicate setup to observe whether bees follow their home hive timings when housed abroad.

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Soviet U.N. Group to Be Largest at U.N. Birthday

The Soviet veteran Molotov rostrum heads a roster of Russians backing Molotov at the U.S. tenth anniversary celebrations. The U.N. group may be the largest, with talks among diplomat veterans about the roster and goodwill aims. The U.S. delegation stands at 71 persons, second largest. Police find cocaine in Mexico.

United Nations

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