Farmers May Decide Type Of Price Aid
The Agriculture Committee voted on a plan letting corn belt farmers choose between rigid and flexible price supports for the 195% corn crop. A probable effect is another year of rigid high supports with acreage controls, amid a push for gradually shifting to more flexible policy. The proposal offers two options: price supports on corn at 99% of parity with acreage allotments or no controls with supports set between 75 and 90 percent of parity, administered by the secretary of agriculture.
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Wasitington
Mousa] Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Katherine Jane Edprite
Lojrington
Paul Fevington
Noblesville
Sundey
Hoeven
Lowaldiana University
Bloomington
Secretary of Agriculture
Boone Township
Democrat
Nellie Beemitling
Tilzsimmons
Anderquolas
Lab
Elvelud
Nellie Beeson
Dealth
Inter Yours
Jay Teters
Fee Mons
Fitzsimmons
A. J. Johnson
I. D. Costello
Blanch Markies
Push Work On Highway Jobs Near Anderson Progress Reported
Announcement yesterday noted substantial progress on the Ind 109 four-lane divided highway east of Anderson, extending 24 ½ miles from Ind 82 south to Ind 67. Some of Ind 32 may open to traffic shortly after July 1 as paving nears completion, with cement work on the Ind 82 segment due soon. The project is pushed by the McLering Construction Co of Fork Lane with about 80 men, and the dual lane near Ind 108 is nearly finished. A road between Anderson and Elwood is under revival with a proposed diagonal route along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks awaiting state approval.
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Ind
Fourdane
Anderson
Dale Gard
iHighway Department
Raginesr Gard
Ras Saidy
Tale
Mocllering Cons Bu
Fred Yellen
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Corn Farmers Accept Allotments Extend High Supports
By accepting allotments, corn farmers would extend present rigid high support levels on their crop for an additional year.
City Sustained In Garbage Suit
Judge Charles E. Smith of the Madison Superior Court sustained the citys demurrer in a suit brought by James J. Peters to block Andersons contract for garbage collection with the City Collection Service. The suit sought an injunction and claimed noncompliance with state law. defendants included city officials. New suits filed include divorces replevin and personal injury actions in circuit and superior courts. An upcoming wedding was noted for Janet Smith and Jack Nosier with a bridal shower held in Pendleton.
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Charles E. Smith
Madison
Board of Public Works
Arnold
Kelley
State of Indiana
George William Martin
William Thyer
James C. Babcock
Nellie Babcock
Gerrald
Finney
Irene Summers
Cartman Mitchell
Terrald
Pitney
Pendleton
Janet Smith
Jack Nosier
Jack Rector
N. Pendleton Ave
Paul Rector
Thorne Death Witness Details Emerge In Chicago Case
A woman who may have last seen Montgomery Ward Thorne alive described a 4 am apartment visit before his death. Thorne, 20, died in his Gold Coast condo after an early morning meeting with his 1 year fiancée Maureen Rageon and another woman, with investigators probing a will dispute and a large probate estate. More than 300 mourners attended a requiem mass at Holy Name Cathedral.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Wd Thorne
Gold Coast
SuzAnne Hooks
Ian
Maureen Rageon
Teovks
Thornes
Bennleton
Judy Eppards
Miss. Kooks
C. Ep
Jas
Atfoe
Tes
Lung
O' Maureen
Holy Name Cathedral
Thei Ner
Fancee
Jouer
Motorcycle Club Receives Banner in 1953 Ceremony
Anderson Motorcycle Club Sunday received an American Motorcycle Association Safety Banner from Police Chief JPD Cven during ceremonies at Ube City Wall. The award honors cooperation with local law enforcement and a year with no accidents involving club riders. Don West, club president, accepted the banner for the group along with officers Charles Wishhart and Loomer Eden.
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Anderson Motorcycle Club
American Motorcycle ‘Association
Sulely
J. PD. Cven
Ube City Wall
Lita Thief
Loud Club
Don West
Tthe Anderson Group
Charles Wishhart
Loomer Eden
Ozora White is Voted New Head Of Exchange Club
Ozora Tom White was elected president of the Anderson Exchange Club for the coming year. Rex Oyler announced the result at the YMCA dinner and meeting. New officers include John McGivern vice president Paul Whelchel secretary Howard Ehrhart treasurer Robert Dyer Berlyn DanIforth and Donald Wolf as board members. Installation will be at a later meeting hosted by Russell Bake. W. B. Clarper is executive director of the Urban League.
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Ozora
Tom) White
Andersos Exchange Club
Rex Oyler
I ¥ Ymca
William Watkins
John McGivern
Paul Whelchel
Ssecretary Cree
Howart Ehrhart
Robert Dyer
Berlyn Dan Iforth
Donald Wolf
Russell Bake
W. B. Clarper
The
Urban League
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Iowa
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Dependable Insurance Counsel
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