Mrs Pitcher Removed After X Ray Treatment
Betty Pitcher of 1312 Meridian Street was taken to St John s Hospital for X ray treatment and was later removed home yesterday in the Harold E Rozelle ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E
Earl L- Marta
Mary Hanley
Hartung
Kinley St
Lindsey Roberts
John's Hospital
Methodist Myers
Booch G. Drum
Anderson
Frank Hellisman
Burgess S
Anderson College
Henry P. Schrenker
Lance
Piteges
Mr. Ail
Roy St. Alexander
Wilbur S. Roby
Torasy Fond Orprnisation Samed
George Bi
Chloc Mahan
Sige Die
College of Russell
Delavhemy
Weareosssociate
Cteer
Gene Leftoy Abbott
Dvicear
Asoeraleel Motors Corporation
Norwan i Cook
U. S. Secretary of
William F
Eisenhower
Cabi- Hovermale
Steele C” Smith
Witla
Coemes
John Hi. Kane
Loren A. Owen
Charles F. Wil ‘ Pot
Wisirman
al Shs
Franklin K. Zimmer
Man
Robert H Rest. Don
Coastoche
Chattman
Philip Decker
Cheteman
Hoosier Union Officials Discuss Funds and Building
The report lists numerous committee chairs and donations totaling $3,622 and later $4,758 for a new building. It covers sections and divisions with names like Hartung, Hartung’s remarks, and Eisenhower cabinet mentions.
Injured in Truck Crash Amid Steel Union Talks
Authorities said a vehicle and a Merchant’s Freight System truck were damaged with $1,000 in truck damage. Victims were thrown from the vehicle and sustained fractures, bruises, and head injuries. Union-management wage talks continued with plans to meet again, while strike preparations were discussed and guarded against by both sides amid negotiations over pensions, insurance, and wage increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant's Freight System of
Terre Haute, Inc
McCarthy
Ead
Loca Cera Fain
Washington
Pittsburgh
McDonald
Fairless
U.S. Steel
Sid
I. Fairless
Oake
Faresse
Delegates to United World Federalists Assembly Hear Pressure for Peace
Norman Cousins, retiring Federalist president, urged about 200 delegates in Washington that history is moving their way toward a world at peace under law. The group, non-partisan and pro disarmament, seeks broad United Nations authority with safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United World Federalists Assembly
Washington
United Natio
Norman Cousins
the Saturday Review
Federalist
Teca
Croup
Indiana Democrats Adopt 1954 Platform At Gary Rally
Delegates at the Fairgrounds Coliseum in Gary nominated judges Joseph Klein Samrel F Felwell Severin Schurger James P Murphy and Arthur R Kinser as state leaders. The platform denounces the Craig administration calls for appointive public instruction and a veterans bonus while boosting teacher pay and Purdue veterinary studies. It targets Eisenhower policies on farm and foreign affairs and backs unemployment and workers compensation reforms and tax relief for cities.
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Endent
Public Instruction
Joeph Klein
Gary
Sam Rel F. Felwell
South Bend
Severin H. Schurger
Decatur
Indiana
James P. Murphy
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
Arthur R. Kinser
Bedford
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Craig
State Board of Accounts
Purdue University
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Snl
Hiss Eligibility and Parole Plans Linked to Past Perjury Case
The article notes Hiss’s government service duration qualifies him for a $700 pension starting December 1, 1966. It covers his January 15, 1966 perjury conviction about denying government secrets, mentions Whittaker Chambers and a prewar spy ring, and reports a March 28, 1981 golf tournament with parole possibilities, plus a dinner program led by Warren Marshall and Victor Ross, amid bills extending criminal penalties for moral turpitude and retirement rights concerns.
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Hevet
Whittaker Chambers
Cexauaea Prom
Lewisburg
Warren Marshall
Dow
House Gooding
Accordion
Wil Service
Victor Ross
Spe
Hiss
M. M. Buck
Philip Young
Wil Service Commission
Harry
Kansas City
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Young
Ram
Trueman
Joes
Gail. Pinas
Budget Bureau
Richmond POW Jett Arrested on Desertion Charge
Jett, who returned to Richmond after repatriation as a prisoner of war last year, was arrested this week on desertion. PBS agents say he deserted from Camp Aberry on January 27 after spending 32 months in a North Korean camp as a Communist prisoner. He reenlisted in the Army on October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
PBS
Jett
Camp Aerbury
Army
Butler Attacks Craigs and Eisenhowers in Indiana Battle
State System committeeman Paul J. Butler of South Bend scorched both the Cra ind Eisenhower administrations amid GOP factional fighting. He blasted a “bloody political battle” harming the state and said state government is gridlocked. Butler faulted the Eisenhower admin for not leading on a toll-road plan linking Chicago to Cincinnati and Kentucky, urging a three-state turnpike. The convention heard remarks from Gov. Craig and other party leaders as they debated cross-state toll road and unemployment benefit issues.
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Paul J. Butler
South Bend
Cra
Eisenhower
Butler
Gov
Craig
Sens
Capehart
Jenner
Hall
Bia
George N. Craig
Indiana
Chica
Indianapolis
Charles E. Skil
Louisville
Cinlon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ken
Ucky
Springfield
Jen
Toledo
Couisville
Elizabethtown
Peter Mandich
William Curlin
Kentucky
Crai
Tennessee
Carlin
Gressman
Andrew Jacobs
Indi
Anapolis
Inez Scholl
Connersville
Samuel Linzell
Henry F. Schricker
Frank J. Lausche
Obituaries from Educators Anderson Ward Johnson
Obituary notices list Ward Johnson 82 died at St Johns Hospital after a week illness. He lived in Missouri and was born in Schuyler County. Surviving include son Albert and two daughters Verda Sco yee and Rita futcherson. two grandsons and two great grandchildren. Services planned in Queen City Missouri. Other notices recall Asa E. Stoops 55, Helen M. Chowning 82, and Donald F. Melson obituary items with details of their deaths and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Johnson
Albert Johnson
Elm Ct
St John's Hospital
Mr. Johnson
Missouri
Schuyler County
Julia Vance
Christian Church
Emerson, Mo
Harold E. Rozelle
Queen City
Asa. Stoops
Asa E. Stoops
Locust St
St. John’s Hospital
Farold B. Rozelle
Earl Leonard
Buriatill
Memorial Park
Neal
Rex
Ralph Stoops
Orville Mc
Arty
Russell Hudson
Loren Latson
Melen Chowning
Helen M. Chowning
John R. Chowning
Inianapolis
Flanner
Busshana
Crown Hill
Chowning
Innderson
Indianapolis
Johns-Manville Corporation
Harriet McCandliss
Donald F
St. Martha Church
Cheviot, O
Cincinnati
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Hartford
Joe L. Brogdon
Paul Ray
Union
McDonld
Eek McDonald
Ollce
Cit Ind
Minneapolis
New York
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Homer E. Capehart
Senate Banking Committee
Coe
Hugo L. Black
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Federal Power Commission
Inter-American Peace Commission
Honduras
Nicaragua
Cpl
Richard Jett
E. St. St
Weire
Meridian
Harold
Rozelle
Lincoln
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