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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
1
In Bloomfield Indiana Mary Gray is charged with fatally shooting her husband James Gray after he allegedly beat her. The case arose after a sheriff reported Gray was killed with a 22 caliber revolver at the Solsberry home. The Greene County coroner ordered an inquest as the case moves through the county court system.
Maj. Gen. Guy Beidelberg was named commander of the U S Army 1st Infantry Division in Germany, replacing Maj. Gen. Charles T Lanham who becomes deputy commander at the Armed Forces Staff College.
Hard Warren told graduates at Wes leyan University that world needs a sense of justice and that action should be guided by it. A Greek project unveiled a bust honoring an American agrarian innovator whose system saved 17 million dollars in foreign exchange. A Malayan political alliance Withdraws 1000 representatives over reform proposals. Police quizzed two men after a raid on a British Army barracks in Ireland, claimed by the Irish Republican Army.
The report blends remarks by Teller on Oppenheimer and the hydrogen bomb with a long weather and local damage update. Severe storms cause wind damage in Bedford and Indianapolis, while agriculture and wartime policy notes touch on Oppenheimer and McCarthy's clashes as witnesses and lawmakers push toward a closing of hearings.
Obituaries for Mrs Helen Kramer, Mrs Ena Wigner, Mrs Julia Lennartz, and Mrs Elma Graddy list their ages and families. Services to be held at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home and St Ambrose Church, with burial in Memorial Park and East Maplewood cemeteries. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, and siblings.
Harry L. Price 40 of Los Angeles died after a heart attack there June 1 following a ten day visit with relatives in Shirley. Born in Manvock County he was the son of Samuel and Betty Price and attended the Warrington Sector. He moved to California about 30 years ago and built a successful contracting business. Survived by wife Milan Bragon of Shirley and six nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held and interment in Los Angeles.
In a fractured defense closing, Chief Defense Copel F. Joseph Onnohine asserts a guilty ledger, while Puerta Renn Nationallat party members push for greater autonomy. The case cites 34 prosecution witnesses including Representatives Mivin UW Donthey Micht Clifford Davis George Fallon Ben F. Jen son Kenneth A. Moberts among others.
A five member AEC panel ruled Oppenheimer a security risk 2 to 1 while deeming him loyal to the United States. University of North Carolina President Gordon Gray and Sperry’s Thomas Margin supported reinstating his suspension, with testimonies from Edward Teller and others shaping the hearing’s outcome.
The Assembly selected new officers and members for the Executive Committee and several boards. Key figures include Rev. Boyer, pastor of Maiden Lane Church of God in Springfield, and Dr. A. Groy of Park and Ore Bible College. Re-elections and appointments spanned Gospel Trumpet, missionary boards, and church extension groups, with multiple clergy named to fill expiring terms.
A city event program reports showers continuing from Paysied and a lecture by Hans Fivllenberg at 6 p.m. at the youth vesper service. Attendees at a diverse Interractal dinner at the College exceeded 100. The Gospel Trumpet Company sponsors guided plant tours with visiting hours 9:00 to 11:30.
French ambassador Jean Chauvel told Geneva talks that France would withdraw troops from Laos and Cambodia if the two Indochina states request withdrawal, while Hidault was absent from the conference. Britain and the United States commented on the neighboring states during a Pace One briefing.
A garbled archival note ties a signature on a farm document to G. David Schine, indicating an Army related application context. The fragment suggests McCarthy era activity surrounding Schine and military service, though details are unclear.
Graddy died Tuesday at St. John’s Hospital. Funeral will be Friday at Mahler Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. George Skhiner officiating. Friends may call at the family home after 7 p.m. Mahler Brothers Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Funeral services for Augustus Wright 45 who died Tuesday in Logansport will be at 2 p m Friday at the Frankton Christian Church Rev C C Stroup will officiate Body taken from George C Harper Funeral Home Frankton to the home of brother Ronald southwest of Frankton for the friary reception Herman KR Doan 38 who died Monday at his home in Hammond will have final rites at 2 34 p m Friday at Vinson Funeral Home Sudunisville with the Rev WoBL Clark Baptist Church officiating and interment at Alexandr Cemetery
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