Senate group restores millions to military aid
Washington Senator group on the Foreign Relations Committee voted 95 to 1 to restore 615 million dollars in military aid and 1 billion in defense funds for Yugoslavia after House cuts. The move, aided by Senator Green, aims to ease Midwest support for foreign aid in the election year.
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Senate Group
Washington
Hospitalare Foreign Relations
Waller Reed Army Medical
House
Eisenhower
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Midwest
Sen
Theodore
Green
Agriculture Secretary Hints Half of Drought Farmers May Get Crop Loss Aid
Fara Waft Benson said as many as 50 percent of farmers in drought areas could receive crop loss payments this year. He spoke at a news conference denying a reversal of 1955 policy and contrasted farm soil bank rules for 1946 with later years. In Argentina martial law was lifted, but a state of siege remained. 45 followers of former President Peron were executed by firing squad after a revolt.
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Fara Waft
Benson
Beaver Dam
Wis
Argentina
At New Robins Nest Found Under Car Front Fender
In Atwater a road worker named Keith Mills spotted a robin nest with two eggs under a front fender during rounds. Dispatcher Trin Simpson recalled the dates, noting two more eggs appeared six weeks ago and four juvenile robins have since hatched. The robins show no signs of leaving the area.
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Attawa
Keith Mills
Mills
Trin Simpson
Simpson
Robb
Miscellaneous for Sale Ad Promises Strong Results
Morrison County's Market places touts misc items for sale through classified ads. The ad highlights good results from readers and claims widespread distribution to AGRI subscribers and town customers.
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Balletin
Degald
Pawl
Afl Ted
Semely
Chesssfied
Ser
Bulletins
Cera
Morrison County
Millis To Speak At GOP Delegate Meeting Tonight
County delegates to the Republican state convention in Indianapolis will attend a meeting at the YMCA at 7 tonight where Frank I will speak as the gubernatorial candidate. The session is the third in a series supporting the nomination with leaders including George O Chambers and Raby H Roberts present.
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Indianapolis
T the Ymca
Frank 1
Mio
Madison County
George O. Chambers
Sun District
Raby H. Roberts
W. J. Hol
Ungsworth
Roberts
Clifton A. Buffman
Lester KR. Bing
Tallman
Gad
Anierson
Crawford Par Or
New Castle
Lanteurier
Anderson Unsel
Eisenhower Meets Adenauer During Convalescence
President Eisenhower, still recovering after surgery, held a 10 minute hospital conference with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. He urged action to free East Germans from Communist rule, stressing diplomatic steps to promote reunification. Secretary Dulles joined Adenauer for the visit at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Ziserhower
West
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Lisenhower
Waledee Teed Army Medical Center
Board To Take Material Bids For Anderson Streets
The Board of Works announces bids for asphalt street surfacing steel maintenance work and maintenance materials to be used for the rest of the year. Bids are due June 27 at 7:30 a.m. and will be publicly opened and read at the Board meeting on June 27.
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Anderson
Board of Works
City Hall
Poised Blonde Held Charged In Bank Robbery
Indiana court records show Pauline Drake, 21, charged with bank robbery and receiving stolen goods for the $86,100 Southport State Bank heist. Her husband Ray Drake, 32, is sought coast to coast on charges of bank robbery, hostage taking, and accomplice theft.
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Indianapolis
Pauline Drake
Southport State Bank
Ray Reidelph Drake
Bank Toctery
Indiana
Roy R Drake
Southport
Ind
Stote Bank
Drake
Sen Quenfin
Fire damages Logansport National Bank building injuring seven
In Logansport Indiana a fire swept the newly remodeled National Bank of Logansport building Thursday around 2 40 am injuring seven firefighters. A patrolman found the flames and the blaze spread to two adjoining buildings housing a shoe store and a jewelry store with smoke damage. Fireman Richard Retwald was hospitalized for cuts from falling glass while Firemen Carl Glaser and Charles Harvey were hurt when an electric light fixture fell in a stairwell.
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Logansport
Ind
Ure
National Bank of Logans
Richard Retwald
Merchants To Hold Father s Day Program
Merchants will host Father s Day activities with a drawing at Mayor Ralph Ferguson s office at 10 a m for Father of the Year. A 9 a m drawing at downtown stores selects candidates to city hall. each store winner gets a $50 gift certificate and potential overall honors. Retail and Father s Day committees led by Ed Bronnenberg and Warren Marshall prepare, with other members including George Huivice Herschel Lewallen Suzy Hawkins Warren Park J Hoyt Wright Sol Nevis Melvin Rosenbaum Eugene Kramer.
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Leval Association
Ralph Ferguson
Seluvlion
Retail Association
Ed Bronnenberg
Warren Marshall
Association
UW. Heckman
Mr. Bronnenberg
George Hu Ivice
Herschel Lewallen
Suy C. Hawkins
Warren Park
J. Hoyt Wright
Sol Nevis
Melvin Rosenbaum
Eugene Kramer
Auto strike injures Indiana state worker on Ind 32
A rear collision on Ind 32 near Anderson injures Harside Snyder, 42, of Rt. 6 with facial and upper body lacerations and bruises. Dale Murray, 24, of Frankton, driven an auto, left 100 feet of skid marks. State Trooper Howard investigated.
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Indiana State High Commission
Anderson City
Harside
Snyder
Rt. 6
William Howard
Dale W. Murray
Rt. 1
Frankton
Howard
Murray Auto
Old Sol Roasts Eastern U S For Sixth Day
A heat wave seared the eastern two thirds of the nation for the sixth straight day. Temperatures topped 100 in the heat belt while storms ripped into the muggy air mass. Tornado warnings were issued for parts of Wisconsin and northern Iowa as a tropical Gulf storm drove temperatures down only slightly in the Gulf states. A deadly storm battered Bay St. Louis and New Orleans, with 15 men lost at sea and three missing. Minnesota saw five inches of rain and giant hail some the size of baseballs. A woman was injured fleeing a fallen flower pot as hail damaged roofs and windows. A New York City subway strike threatened to strand millions in 82 degree heat, the hottest day of the year for June 14 in Newark and Hartford reports.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Owa
Ind
Great ‘Lakes
Gulf States
New Orleans
New York City
Newark
Hartford
Con
Vespers Start Dates Set For July Summer Series
The 18th annual vesper service series sponsored by the Anderson YMCA will run July 8, 15, 22 and 29 in Shadyside Park. W. Forse, chairman, announced the dates to avoid August heat and use longer twilight. The opening meeting marks the 69th service. weather has kept all but one prior service since 17 years began. YMCA Vesper Services Committee members include Mark Green Tosell Qibon W. H. Forse Phillip Philbrook J. Martin Arnold Huson Chet Craig Frank Zoll.
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YMCA
Rowell Osbon
Mark Green
Parse
Phillip Phibrook
Martie
Arnal Huston
Chet Craig
Frank Zoll
Anderson Ymca
Porse
Mr. Forse
Shadyside Park
Forse
Ymca Vesper Services Committee
Tosell Qibon
W. H. Forse
Chal
Phillip Philbrook
J. Martin
Arnold Huson
Indiana GOP Meeting Hints at Mayoral Endorsements
Clues from a Indianapolis GOP gathering suggest Craig Okehs Millis may receive a left handed endorsement for governor in a tense pre convention standoff. Reports indicate Millis could gain support if a delegate aligns with his camp for the June party meeting.
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Hint Craig Okehs Millis
GOP
Capital
Indianapoles
Tadianas
Indianapalis Athletic
Ciay Pharell
Craig
Piarty
Directors of Pierce Company Convene Here
Officials announced Sydney L. Albert resigned as chairman and director, selling all holdings. Annual meeting opened with Carl V. Rice in charge and adjourned July 27 to allow Albert stock buyers to participate. Plants operate on steady schedules with optimistic mid 1936 prospects. no management changes indicated. A new board chairman will be named. Please Turn in Page 9, Column 4.
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Pierce Governor Company
Sydney L. Albert
Carl V. Rice
Mr. Albert
Albert
UN Tash
Pierce
Scattered showers forecast for central Indiana area
Weather note describes scattered showers and possible thunderstorms across much of the state with high temperatures around forty degrees. Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions and a cool, windy period, with localized readings dipping as cold air moves through.
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Indiana
Production Facilities Will Be Increased By Two Plant Additions
Guide Lamp Division enlarges its Anderson Indiana facilities with 76,900 square feet of new space, bringing total floor space to about 1,800,000. Two extensions, 32,000 and 44,800 square feet, will expand headroom for Safety-Aim Sealed Beam Headlamp production and plating and buffing operations. Construction starts in June with steel erection in September, finishing early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Lamp Division
C. A. Michel
Anderson General Motora
Guide
Guide’s
Michel
Anderson
Lo Fem
Speakers Named for Church of God Conclave
Church of God leaders announced principal convention speakers for general services to be held three times daily from next Tuesday through Sunday, June 2. The Board of Christian Education met to discuss major items with attendees from across the country and Anderson College faculty in attendance.
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Church of God
Board of Christian Education
Chursday
Anderson College
W. H. Hunt
Uvesbury
Mla
Contract Let For New Eastside Super Market
Officials of Marsh Foodliners Inc disclosed a contract for a large new shopping center at El 10H and Lennox streets. William Glazer of Munice won the 220 by 160 foot build with a 29000 square foot supermarket and seven smaller business rooms. Durward Doyle oversaw grading of the 10 aerosil site. Additional space will house a drug store and a large parking area. The Eastside project mirrors other commercial growth including a Citizens Banking Co branch and service stations in the vicinity.
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Marsh Foodliners,Inc
EL 10H
Lennox Streets
William Glazer
Muncie
K. 10Th St
Lennox, St
Aerosil
Yorktown
Durward Doyle
Marsh Fondiiner
Soutl
Citizens Banking Company
II. Ath St
Ind. 109
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births announced for Anderson area families including Mr and Mrs Coleman Turner 721 Sherman St a girl Mr and Mrs James Johnson 4514 Columbus Ave a boy Mr and Mrs Garvin Mitchell 603 Andover Rd a girl Mr and Mrs Roy Blair Rt 3 a boy Mr and Mrs David Moneyhan 216 W 26th St a boy Mr and Mrs Jack Henderson AW Walnut St a boy Ronald Cole Burke born Wednesday night in Panama Lily Fla to Mr and Mrs Ronald Gary Burke with paternal grandparents Gary Burke Anderson and maternal grandparents Ward Cole and Mrs Vance Weber of Anderson
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St. John's Hospital
Coleman Turner
Sherman St
James Johnson
Columbus Ave
Garvin Mitchell
Andover Rd
Roy Blair
David Moneyhan
W. 26Th St
Jack Henderson
Walnut SL
Ronald Cole Burke
Panama
Lily
Fla
Ronald Gary Burke
Gary Burke
Anderson
Ward Cole
Vance ‘Ueher
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Ree
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Guide Lamp
Old Sol
U.S
State Health Board
Pierce Company
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C. A. Michal
High International Harvester
W.D. Reese
Fort Wayne
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