Subway Strike Expands Amid Threats Isolated by City
New York transit workers, led by MBA president Theodore Loos, launched a nine hour strike Thursday after suspending 27 motormen for earlier walkout. A second union pledged to respect picket lines if the strike resumes, while Mayor Wagner warned against a repeat. Suspensions may reach 150, with two lines briefly shut and 780,000 riders stranded as millions headed home.
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Tom Page
Benevolent Assn
MBA
Theodore Loos
Reebect F. Wagner
Loos
Transit Athority
Codeysland
New York
Quill
Dalag
American Transport Union
Midwest Heat Above Normal in Most Regions, Forecast
The Weather Bureau issued a 30 day outlook for mid June to mid July predicting above normal temperatures for most of the nation. The Midwest faces the largest departures, while the West and Gulf Coast show cooler expectations. Rainfall should exceed normal in the Northwest and Mississippi Valley, with drier conditions in the East and Southwest.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Northwes
Missiesiop
Bureau
Firemen Respond To Three Smoke Scares Yesterday
Firemen answered three calls yesterday morning with minor smoke damage. At 4:37 a.m. a scare at Kenneth Sylvester’s home on 3rd Street resulted from food left on the stove. At 11:25 a.m. firemen fought a blaze at 217 Ringwood Way in a car owned by George Burnett. A cooking roast at Mary Warfield’s 2207 Farkner Street home caused smoke at 10:52 a.m. and firemen extinguished the flare.
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Cue
Kenneth Sylvester
3Rd St
Fool
Ringwood Way
George Burnett
Mary Warfield
Farkner St
J A Stonecypher Funeral Monday in Alexandria
James A Stonecypher retired railroad worker died Friday at his home 27 West Jackson Alexandria after nine years illness. Calling hours Sunday after 2 p.m. at Gipt Williams and Kyle Funeral Home. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at United Brethren Church Innisdale with Rev Archiblement officiating. Bur ial Hawk Cemetery three miles south of Alexandria. Born May 21 1875 in Jennings County to Harvey and Martha Dixon Stonecypher he married Elizabeth Pease in 1904 at Westport. Survived by widow Elizabeth two sons Friscoe and Jacob and Harold of Alexandria one daughter Mrs Ella Widger Goshen one brother Carel fifteen grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren.
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Alexandria
James A Stonscypher
West Jackson St. Alexandeia
Frierda
Williams and Kyle
Innisdale
Jennings County
Harvey
Martha Dixon Stanecypher
Elizabeth Pease
Westport
Stonecyyher
United Brethren Church
Fiizabell
Friscoe
Ventura
Calif
Jacob
Harold
Alexandiia
Martha Jane Wyatt
Willand O. Wyatt
West Broadway
Famally
Gipe, Williams and Kyle
Tew
Dwight McCurdy
Alexandria Church of Goi
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
A fragmented list shows patients dismissed from St. Johns Hospital including Sonn J Belt 2419 Sheridan St Mrs Cena Little Pendleton Mrs Lois Lucille Kaller W St George A Crittenden 1725 F Miss Linda Huggenbotham 3006 Jefferson 8 Albert Yancey 804 W 1st St William Wallace Price 4326 St Charles St Paul William Armstrong and daughter Alexandria Mire Charles W Evans Jr and daughter 208 Alliance Rd Mrs James Tucker and daughter Summitville Mrs John A Morris and daughter 1509 B road Mrs Ruth K Magis 322 W itr St Mrs ag M Daer 192 Ring waad Paul Shut 833 Lindberg Ba Mrs Leona Walker 2242 Lincoln St Mrs Lucy Mountgastle dietetown Finds Bo Hook 495 Mohawk ey Earl Warner Ginds Bt 3 Charls Pavey 1802 tandodati Ayr Mrs Dalay B Gri 2727 Chase St Lloyd A Breese 1793 For 1 2 Million moved WAUKESHA Wisconsin Two billion dollars in cash and securities moved from Waukesha State Bank to its new River Park center as eighteen guards stood by Ottawa section mentions prime minister Laurent and a possible commonwealth conference.
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Fram
Alliance Rd
James Tucker
Summitville
John A. Morris
Ruth K. Magis
Witr St
Ag M. Daer
Ring Waad
Paul Shut
Lindberg
Leona Walker
Lincoln St
Inexplicable debt inquiry tied to Crabb disappearance
Sir Francis faced an odd case after a mutual friend reported payment due from Lefer adds a continued claim from Paga One. A 20 pound demand arrived with a postmark tied to Tortsmantis day Crabb vanished, prompting Sir Francis to seek counsel from Morttres and inform French authorities and the British Embassy in Paris.
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Admiralty
Paris
Crabb
Pranels
Withon
Keancis
Lilas
Francis
Das
Sir Francia
Lula
Sir Francis
Luis
St. Quentin
Papa
Fran
Morttres
Wes
Tito’s balancing act fuels U S concern on Yugoslavia ties
Washington frets Tito may drift toward Moscow as Belgrade reaffirms ties with the Soviet Union after historic visits by Bulganin and Khrushchev. Tito has long pursued independence between East and West, complicating U S, Britain, and France aims to shore up Yugoslavia against Soviet influence.
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Murphy Sd
Tito
Tussis
Soviet Union
Sinc
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Ahrushchev
Belgrade
Rusvia
Washington
Tilo
jHe
Eisenhower Back Under Care After Intestinal Surgery
Reports say President Eisenhower underwent another operation Saturday to relieve a partial small intestine obstruction. Doctors expect eight or nine days in hospital and four weeks more convalescence. Hagerty declined to comment on political plans or White House discussions.
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Eisenhower
Hagerty
Eisentawer Wart
Keen Eisenhower
Adams
College board names progress report session amid growth plans
The local college board's executive committee announces a three year term for the graduate school dean Dr E E Perry of Grand Rapids Michigan who will miss the meeting due to illness. Robert H Reardon executive vice president will present the initial report on the Presidents Five Year Study and Planning Commission. The long range study aims to survey academic and physical growth and includes updates on the Charles E Wilson Library campaign. Several committees will be formed as trustees discuss progress and future governance.
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E. E. Perry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Board of Progress
Robert H. Reardon
Charles E. Wilson
Frank 4. Towers
Franklin
Pag
Glen
Marshall
St. Joseph
Mick
the Key
J. Gritzmacher
Mansing
D. L. Slaybaugh
Akron
BR. Lovely
Tyton
UN Dor Thy Kane
Anderson
Ray W. Keith
Exeter
Calif
George Blackwell
Morrison
Old Main
Eningus
Weather outlook: light showers expected with limited relief
Scattered showers were expressed to fall Saturday and Sunday and again mid next week. They were expected to amount to only 2 to 4 inches of precipitation and not provide real relief from the heat. Traces of rainfall were reported at Indianapolis and Evansville early Friday.
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Page
Indianapolis
Dr Newberry Memoir Highlighted By Church Leader
Dr Newberry known in Anderson community and across the Church of God. He held pastorates in Cleveland Detroit Mith San Jose and Baltimore and led the Church of God International Youth Fellowship. A Denison grad 1937 BA and 1938 BA Theology, further study at Oberlin Stanford Duke, PhD in historical theology 1950. Married Agnes Willigas, three daughters, residence 1415 E 7th St. Dr Hunt, long-time Church of God teacher, retired from Board of Church Extension duties last year.
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Anderson College
Cleveland
Detroit
Mith
San Jose
Calif
Baltimore
Church of God International Youth Fellowship
Garrison
Newheery
Glenwood
New Boston
Big Granite College
Denison University
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
Stanford University
Duke University
Newberry
Agnes Willigas
E. 7Th St
Hunt
Chiarch of God
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Hu Ty
Millis Speaks Continued from Pays On
Several committee heads remain to be named as candidates push meetings. Dan Craven and Crawford Parker schedule events June 20 and June 22 in the Glass Room at Anderson Hotel and nearby rooms for county delegates. The Crawfordsville candidate seeks lieutenant governor, while other rivals vie for governor.
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Suehig
Anderson Hotel
Dan Craven
Franklin
Tur
Unm
Fromm
Crawford Parker
Dry Frank Sparks
Crawfordsville
Harold Dandley
Liporte
Brownell Orders Continued Loyalty Security Firings Policy
Article notes Brownell advising restoration of non-sensitive positions to duty pending civil proceedings and that agencies should begin action against employees in sensitive or non-sensitive posts. Mentions Supreme Court ruling, Civil Service Commission lack of figures, and administration secrecy on security cases, with no names disclosed.
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Cine Cies
Civision
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Temenell Dilmat
Nayander
Two Offices Continued from rage One in duty the armed forces
A fragmentary note lists individuals and affiliations including First Friends Church Lions Club Omura Pisat nia Fraternity and Grandview Golf Club presidentship. It mentions residence at Seminole Drive Frankton and prior banking ties Danville. Other names and roles appear unclear in the damaged text.
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Rage
I Tua
First Friends Church
The
Lions Club
Omura Pisat Nia
Tit
Traffic plan continued changes on Mercian and Main streets
Plans extend southbound traffic regulations on Mercian Street between 9th and 19th Streets and northbound rules on Main Street from Federal Street to Ith Street. Recommendations include a sidewalk sign at Irving Way, a curbside curb at Waterstone, and New York Central Railroad parking meters on Bank Street between Main and Midland Station.
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Mercian St
Main St
Ifaternesiog
Irving Way
New York Central Railroad
Main
Metidlan
Indiana business group names young leaders in 1930s club
National Tile and Linfield My sis president R. H. Alexander led a banquet at Linder's as 40 Indiana members and 1,100 nationwide joined the organization. To be eligible, a candidate must be president of his company before age 38 and run a firm with at least two million dollars annual gross. Also noted is the death of Martha Jane Wyatt, 78, Alexandria, Indiana, after a long illness. Her funeral is planned for Monday.
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Pepe One Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Eugene B. Hibbs
Dura-Crates, Inc
Indianapalis
Frank Lambertus
American Beating Corp
Mitton Reiner
Marion Machine Foundry and Supply Co
Marion
Joseph A. Osborn
Osborn Paper, Co
Louis H. Schwitzer
R. B. Alexander
Linder's
Indiana
United States
Nust Go
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Charles A. Wright 82 of Middletown dies at home. Elizabeth Taylor of New Castle dies in Henry County Hospital. Bobby Lee Asher 20, Windfall, dies at home. Ella Jarrett 73 of Fortville services set. Everett L. Clark 2 p.m. services in Fortville. Notice to taxpayers on additional appropriations in Richland and Union townships. bids invited for city equipment and building fund proposals.
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Delon-Remy
Anderson
Windfall
Rirhland
Madix County
Indiana
Sperial Schol
State Board For Tax Commissioners
Beard
Roturn
Madison County
Inala
Neerland
Hector Lawler
Richland’ Township
Heseby
Adard
Public Works
Giga Aydyrson
Andersson
State of Indism
Stitn
Andersen Slave Treatment
Moss Island Road
Fla
of Public, Works
Willis Winkler
Board of Public
City of Andersen
Ind
Tichland Township
Hichland Township
Dtwalson County
Xcioul Township
Richland
Siadison
Indana
General Assembly of the
State of India
General Assembly
Stat
General Ax
Pam
Union Township
Taio Taenehip
Madea Gounts
Henstee
Iit
Cman
Madison County Sidang
Browide
Indteagatt
TEMPO Airfield Infrastructure Push Faces Radiation Precautions
Tempo continues outlining the forward plan for airfields fuel pipelines and ports for NATO defense. A $2.4 billion infrastructure program is cited with major precautions urged by the National Academy of Sciences against radiation exposure. Churches report Bible literacy gains as Revised Standard Version adoption grows, while New York Republicans denounce Gov Harriman as politically opportunistic.
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NATO
Council
National Academy GE Sciences
Academy
Wible
Feredit Fa
Valle
Charles U Mohler Funeral Services Held in Anderson
Charles Ulysses Mohler 88, longtime farmer of Highland Township, died Tuesday night in a Sierra Madre California hospital. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Albright Funeral Home with Pastor from Park Place Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. Body arriving in Anderson at 7:30 p.m. tonight. friends invited after services.
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Mohler
Charles
Ulysses Mohler
Hichland
Sierra Madre
Calif
Albright
Hamiton
Park Place Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Anderson
Albright Funeral Home
Joseph Lane
Louise St
Harold E. Rozelle
George Skinner
Jackson Park Church of
Gadd
Mendon Centers
Pan Rdleton
Uneral
Obituary Fragments Mention W Shir Til Fos and Wyatt Family
Grandchildren listed including W Shir til Fos and Tonald Wyatt along with Mrs Ted Mactuffee Miss Sally Wyatt and Tonald Wyatt Anderson and Mrs Ted Robbins Alexandria. Five great grandchildren mentioned. Burial planned at Park View cemetery.
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W. Shir Til Fos
Burrell
Ted Mactuffee
Sally Wyatt
Tonald Wyatt
Anderson
Ted Robbins
Alexandria
Park View Cemetery
Nora Roberts Dies at 71 in San Bernardino
Nora Roberts wife of Filmer Roberts of Olive Street San Bernardino Georgia died Friday after a fatal hemorrhage. Former Anderson residents, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, have a sister Mrs. Clyde Robbins of 2703 Chase Street. Funeral services and burial will be held in San Bernardino.
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Nora Roberts
Filmer Roberts
Gue Olive St
San Bernadino
Gaif
Robeerts
Anderson
Clyde Robbins
Chase St
Elmer Roberts
Inter-American Talks In Panama Postponed
The Inter American conference in Panama is postponed to await a new date President Eisenhower can attend. He had planned to join a meeting of American presidents June 25 26, with the session set to begin June 22. A general committee of the Organization of American States will select the new date.
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Washington
Panama
Eisenhower
Council of the
Organization of American State
Optical Works president Leice cameras chief dies in Germany
Opticat Works head in Germany, Leice Optical Works president of Leica cameras, dies Friday. Funeral details and company statement follow, with tributes from colleagues and industry peers.
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Des Wetelar
Germany
h—Reustbella
Leices Optical Works
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