British Planes Bomb Arab Rebel Villages
The Royal Air Force conducted a reprisal bombing of rebel tribes villages in the Aden Protectorate near Mafifid after rebels attacked a government tanney. A government official said civilians and guards were affected, but warnings allowed evacuation and no air action casualties were reported.
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London
Royal Air Force
Arabia
Britain
Aden Protectorate
Mafifid
Lord Lloyd
House of Lords
Sonia Road
Colonial Office
Missionaries Appointed to Africa and Caribbean Work
The Church of God moves missionaries across continents with Br. and Mrs. William Pleenor going to Egypt and others assigned to Karen Kenya Jamaica and Cuba. The General Assembly updates by laws and elects leaders as camp meeting features sermons and workshops run through June 18 1955.
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Boy narrowly escapes injury in street collision
Alvin C G Finth of 4507 Thane narrowly escapes serious injury yesterday at 3 00 p m when his father's car struck the rear of a Pennsylvania switch train at the Jackson Street crossing. Police said the car was until loss.
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Finden Thane
Pennsylvania
Jackson St
Officials Reach Command Post As Nuclear Threat Report Increases
Secretary Humphrey arrives amid tense briefing as Eisenhower questions the money issue. Government notes 47 mainland cities and six territories supposedly struck by theoretical nuclear weapons, listing Washington to Juneau and Honolulu to San Juan. Evacuations reportedly underway in many cities before any attack.
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Joint Chiefs of Stalf
Pentagon
Aioher Svcret Center
New Zeagland
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Fortune
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Eisenhower
White House
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
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Oakland
Calif
Atanta
Baltimore
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Fall River
New Redford
Mass
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Weather Dampens Farm Work Across County
The Weather Bureau notes last week rainfall slowed farm work as only part of the time could be spent in fields. Crop losses loom with an estimated one half of the walk crop at risk, while pastures are rated excellent though weed growth benefits more than corn. John Emeron, White County agent, warns tens of thousands of dollars could be ruined in crop losses.
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John Emeron
White County
Weather Bureau
Alate
County elects Esther Really Anderson as national secretary
Milburn K. Millar announces the selection during a brief business session. Esther Really Anderson is chosen for a two year term as national secretary. Dr Nixon, a pastor and lawyer, noted for long service and leadership in Kansas City circles, receives the 1955 award nomination from Rev Geer J Brown.
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Bedford
Ted
Esther Really
Anderson
Nixon
Roin Anderson College
Third Street Church
Gord
St Louis
Kansas City
Shaffer Theological Seminary
Western University
Quindoras
Kans
Lincoln University School of Law
Dixon
Geel J, Brown
Ministerial Leaders Highlight Florida Church of God Ties
The Rev Mr Burchett and Rev Mr Moore lead Florida Church of God circles with Burchett serving as past president of Ohio and Kentucky pastor networks. Moore chairs Florida Ministerial Association and aids juvenile delinquency programs in Lake County. James Clark Burchett heads to Anderson College and then Hillside Church of God in Springfield Ohio.
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Burchett
Moore
Willian B. Eddy
South Meridian Church of God
Florida Ministerial Association
Church of God
Florida State
Lake County
Eustis
James
Anderson College
Church of God Pas
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Me. Burchett
Ohia Church of Gol
Toledo Council of Churches
James Clark
Hillside Church of God
Springfield
Peron Expels Clergy Amid Church State Clash
The article discusses Peron ordering expulsions of clergy including Cortinued and Novoa amid a long church state dispute. Vatican warnings framed possible auto excommunication while Peron cites colonial laws permitting removal of priests accused of disobedience.
Florida Judge and Wife Vanish After Party Night
A Florida judge and his wife Marjorie 57 vanished after a dinner party Tuesday night investigators say they were taken from their home in Palm Beach County by unknown assailants. The couple was last seen at 10 pm at James Owens Jr home officials report no signs of violence in the residence and a smashed beach overlook is noted as a possible clue.
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Pare One
Coast Guard
Air Force
Marjorie
Tkepen
Hiram Lawrence
ID Pan
James M. Owens Jr
Palm Beach
Lax
Miami
Charles Ferri
Anderson area chamber forms group to attract new business
A local chamber group in Anderson organizes to gather industry data and recruit firms. Officials from railway lines cooperate to bring new industry to the area. The 2nd Street factory site spans over 40,090 square feet and has a railway siding, with the property described as in good condition.
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Anderson
2Nd Street
Indictment Nears Far Eastern Scholar Lattimore
The article reports an indictment alleging Lattimore lied to a Senate subcommittee about not being a follower of the Communist line. It notes related debates in Congress over Yugoslavia military aid, Belgian King Baudouin's Congo visit reception, and civil rights legislative moves. It also mentions Romanian radio claims of American parachuted spies and Kennedy urging expanded Refugee Act rights.
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Lattimore
Sworm
Senate, Internal Security
Yugoslavia
Senate
Republican
Wiliam F. Knowland
Calif
Russia
Belgrade
Marshal ‘Tito
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Tito
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Baudouin
Belgian Congo
Brussels
Bucharest
United States Intelligence Service
Paris
Athens
Romania
Illness Fatal To Former Resident William L Cue
Relatives mourn William L. Cue 14 at his Frankfort home after an extended illness. He worked at the Guide Lamp Division plant protection force and was on sick leave. Surviving are his widow two sons Lawrence Cue and Paul Cue three daughters Mrs Albert Brown Pendleton Mrs Horace Stevens Noblesville and Mrs Lynn Heavilon Frankfort. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday Goodman Funeral Home Frankfort with Rev Raphael Miller officiating Masonic rites at 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
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Dons
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Main St
Anderson City
Paul Cue
Miami
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Pendleton
Horace Stevens
Noblesville
Lynn Heavilon
Frankfort
Goodman Funeral Home
Raphael Miller
Frankfurt Christian Church
Harry
Schuler
Ringwood Way
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
C.H. Wallace
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral notices report Walter Hays 80s insurance man died Tuesday with services set at 2 pm Thursday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Hampton Rhodes Cray 64 former guard at Indiana reformatory to be buried Gas City Cemetery after Friday funeral. Lt Col Raymond L Johnson 40 killed in a helicopter crash May 25 off Sendai Bay Japan. military rites planned with body arriving Thursday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Burial at Neese Cemetery Perkinsville.
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Cornell Bright
Grovelawn
J. L. Cray Pendleton
Hampton Rhodes Cray
Indiana Reformatory
Cornell- Bright
Durial
Gas City
R. L. Johnson
Raymond L. Johnson
Sendai Bay
Japan
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Neese
Perkinsville
Funeral
Obituaries from Anderson state deaths and funeral notices
A series of obituary notices for Martin Welch Harry Schuler Clema Shaw Betsha Shies Broderick Theodore Reeves and Charles Tucker detail death dates, ages, residences, and funeral plans. Surviving family members and funeral home arrangements are listed, with services set in Anderson and surrounding towns.
County Civil Defense Coordinated Across Regional Centers
The Summitville operation linked county and center offices with a communications network including telephones radio and messenger service under James O Cain zone central officer. Everett Faust and Willis Stokes supervised radio activities while staff coordinated transport police fire and emergency health services. Police group provided security with more than 40 staff and civil defense personnel at the county center.
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Seumuants
Reem Pere
James O. Cain
Telephore
Teadio
Everett Faust
Willis Stokes
Amateur
Summitville
One Dies In Colorado Flood Detour Wreck
A Union Pacific train detouring around flood damage in northeastern Colorado collided with another train. A westbound trainman, George S. Siden, was killed and about a dozen people injured, with several believed seriously. The crash overturned a locomotive and sleeper, derailing several coaches.
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Fort Morgan
Cala
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Stresm
Coulthard
Ater
American Medical Assn
Traiman
George’ Sdren
F. Wobuseh Jr
Sandy
Utah
Nations Sign Peaceful Atomic Cooperation Agreements
Nations sign agreements authorizing mutual cooperation on peaceful atomic energy applications such as power and medical uses. The pacts allow exchange of unclassified data and some equipment transfers while prohibiting military information. The White House notes transfers could begin under safe funding.
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U. S
Congress
United States
White House
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