Farmers face tilted price supports amid 1954 policy debate
In 1954 the administration and Benson proposals push for broad price supports for basic crops, with parity targets and farm aid debated in Congress. House opposition argues the plan favors farmers, while committees in the Senate weigh flexible plans to back production and stabilize markets.
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Anderson Herald Riley
Sparky
Swean Jess
Benson Monday
Cies
House
Senate
Cemetery for American war dead opens in Britain
The United States and Britain approve a cemetery at Madingley near Cambridge for American war dead. Ambassador Winthrop Aldrich attended the London ceremony. most remains are shipped home, but American parents favor reinterment in Britain. Upkeep will be an American responsibility.
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United States
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Madingley
Cambridge
Foreign Office
London
Great Britain
Yemos Deplore GE Co Leaders See 10 Golden Years Ahead
GE board chair Reed sees a prosperous decade as the economy expands and calls for reciprocal trade pacts in return for tariff concessions. The piece notes GE’s growing production facilities and the political debate over tariff extensions amid a one year extension plan.
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Philip Co
Reed
General Electric Co
Perous
Innis Magazine
House
Senate
Eisenhhower
Tlariffs
Ways and Means Committee
Lynn Wis board backs funeral for Warren J Linked
The Lynn Wisconsin board of supervisors and J Curtl McKay spoke for more than 70 percent of about 20 000 residents as funeral services proceeded for Warren J Linked a Geneva resident killed in an auto crash. The accident occurred near Colonnade at Lake Geneva as a trailer truck driven by Halsey collided with a New York Central passenger train. Coroner Fred Hiday said the victim died of suffocation when the cab caught fire. The board recommended a new academy at the Columns Ave crossing. The service was held at the Moore Funeral Home in Cromwell Indiana.
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Board of Supervisors
Lynn
Wis
J. Curtl McKay
Association
Warren J
Geneva
Ligonier
Jas
Tolway
Ew Academy
Columns Ave
Lake Geneva
Colorado Spring
Alton
Lloydaoe Moore
Cromwell
Ind
Tennir
Halsey
New York Central
Fred Hiday
Japan Urges Citizens to Embrace Austerity for Export Push
A Japanese government White Paper this week urged citizens to lighten their burden amid a marked worsening of the nation’s international trade situation. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry reported a 1.14 billion excess of imports over exports and called for austerity living to expand exports.
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Citizing
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
El Salvador starts Rio Lempa hydro plant first in region
President Oscar Osorio triggered Rio Lempa hydro plant operations as officials forecast El Salvador’s path to full electrification, with a $9.5 million project cost and a 125 percent boost in output. Diplomatic observers attended the ceremony.
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Oscar Osorio
el Salvador
Central America
EI Salvador
Latin America
Americans discuss postwar peace pledges amid names and places
Officials weigh reciprocal security arrangements from Churchill to Locarno era and reject Soviet led guarantees as key to Asian peace. Senate figures like Knowland cite redChina and Chou Enlai in talks on Eastern Asia, referencing prewar Munich and Vietnam implications.
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Aden
Locarno
Germany
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
Europe
Lens Long
Russia
Ben
Knowland
R-Calif
Mewles
Chou
Enlai
Red China
Chamberlain
Britain
Chau
Viet Nan
Rumors and Delegates Set to Vote on Contests
Delegates will vote on both contests in a single trip to the four voting machines at the Democratic convention, unlike Tuesday when three contests were decided separately. Unopposed nominees include State superintendent Young and others aligned with the Jenner-Capehart faction. The convention will also adopt a 1954 state platform and hear Gov Craig’s keynote address. Pelley loses appeal in federal court. Steckler’s prior verdict stands after a 2-1 decision.
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Craig
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Appellate Court
Indiana
Harry L. Crumpacker
Michigan City
John W. Pfaff
South Bend
Supreme Court
Harold Ee. Achor
Anderson
John Peters
New Albany
Bardin
Frank T. Millis
Crawford F. Parker
New Castle
Peters
Parker
Young
Jennper-Capeharl
Action
Nouland
Wright
Alvin C. Cast
iTemporary
Thomas C. Bath
Perma
Millis
Safe Robberies at Pendleton Farm Bureau Co-Op
Burglars battered open the Pendleton Farm Bureau Co-Op safe failing to punch the combination. About 300 dollars stolen from the second safe while a cash register valued at 400 dollars and about 40 dollars in change were taken from Line der’s restaurant located at Indiana and 67 south of Anderson. Deputy Earl Caplinger aids state police in pendleton burglaries and a 31 year old Anderson man was arrested on a city court warrant for issuing three bad checks totalling 57 dollars. Restitution made and suspect released on bond. Local police investigate thefts of a Toll-away bed four bicycle wheels two frames handlebars and part of a gas stove from Ellsworth Moore’s backyard. Community Chest note.
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Farm Bureau Co-Op
Pendleton
John Linder
Line]der's
Ind
Anderson
Earl Caplinger
Yeaterday
Ellsworth Moore
Nobi Ble St
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison County and nearby areas report services for Elma May Renner Walter Grant Davis John W Shores and other local figures. Renner to be buried at Brookside Cemetery Davis at Seavel Lawn Cemetery Shores at Memorial Cemetery, with lay leaders and church pastors presiding.
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Madison
James Hampton Dies In Ohio
James G. Hampton of Brandl Ohio and former local restaurant owner died Thursday after a year long illness. He was son in law of Arthur Crook and uncle of Mrs. Kenneth Ashby. Survivors include his widow Bernice a son James Jr and a daughter Kathleen. Funeral arrangements are complete.
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James G. Hampton
Brandl. C
Arthur Crook
Central Ave
Kenneth Ashby
Here
Bernice
James Jr
Kathleen
Illness Fatal To Elwood Resident
Elwood Tony Pete 72 of 2720 S J St Elwood died at 8 p m Thursday after several months illness. Funeral home Cephar and Fester will return body Friday. services at 2 30 p m Saturday Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev Wiler Titus in charge. Burial Hope Cemetery near Elwood. Widow Edna Pate one son Totty Jr two daughters Linda Lay Janey Sue three step daughters Wanda Coe Belva Baker Clela Nicum one step son Jans Nicum brother Pete Nick Alexandria. Born Beatrice Macedonia Sept 15 1881 son of Stocho Pete and Mrs Pete married Edna Nicum in 1935. Lived in Elwood since 1914 retired tin plate and Guide Lamp Division employee. Member of Indianapolis Macedonian Church.
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Elwood
Tony Pete
S.J St
Cephar
Edna Pate
Totty Jr
Linda Lay
Janey Sue
Wanda Coe
Belva Baker
Clela Nicuim
Jans Nicum
Pete Nick
Alexandria
Pete
Beatrice
Macedonia
Stocho Pete
Edna Nicum
Indianapolis
Obituary Notices From Anderson And Surrounding Areas
Charles Morris Speece 4 lifelong resident died at his home at 294 Columbus Ave contractor in Anderson survived by wife Elizabeth J Speece daughter Mrs Clara Eisenhower two sons Vern Speece and Clarence Speece five grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Sells and Howe Funeral Home East Maplewood Cemetery. Anna Mae Richards 77 died at home after seven weeks illness wife of Lee Richards born Grant County near Matthews Indiana moved to city 27 years ago First Methodist Church member body at Baker Brothers Funeral Home returned to family residence for viewing Sunday 7 p.m. Rev Joseph Leach to conduct service at Wesleyan Methodist Albion Ind interment TOOF Cemetery. Mable Justice 78 former Anderson resident died in Washington DC after months illness survived by sister Miss Sally Undegraff. Graveside Saturday 2 p.m. West Maplewood Cemetery Dr George Taggart to preside. Announcements note ongoing Guatemala related broadcasts and military actions. Wallace Brindel 83 longtime Anderson resident and former Union Traction dispatcher died in Jackson Michigan. Services Saturday 11 a.m. at Charles Wetherby Funeral Home Jackson. Guatemala dispute details include government and rebel broadcasts with claimed advances and expropriation tensions, international reactions and diplomatic positions.
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Charles Morris Speece
Columbus Ave
Loren Rapp
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Speece
Clara Eisenhower
Anderson
Vern Speece
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Clarence Speece
Philadelphia
Anna Sak Jachards
Anna Mae Richards
Ringwood Wy
Lee Richards
Grant County
Matthews
Ind
Richard
Muncie
First Methodist Church
Baker Brothers Funeral
Joseph Leach
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Albion
W. H. Bransford
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Toof
Clay
Thomas Secrest
Santa Barbara
Calif
Mablf
U. Justice
Mable’ S
Justice
Washington
D.C
Updercraft
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Misa
Sally
Albright
West Maplewood
George Taggart
First, Presbyterian Church
Carlos Castillo Armas
United Fruit Co
Guatemala
San Salvador
Harold F. Rozelle
Puttneral
Atlantic
Rozelle Estal
First Methodist
Puerto Barrios
East Maplewand Cemetery
Brindél
Honduras
Nical Jackson
Edith E. Brindel
Eleanor Miller
Idianapolis
Wallace W. Brindel
Walace W. Brindel
Union Traction Comany
Jackson
Mich
Charles €. Wetherby
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Steckler
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Silver Shirts
Noblesville
Senenca
Cleveland
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Elma May Renner
Madison County
Fishersburg
Walter Grant Davis
Fortville
George McCarty
Seavel Lawn Cemetery
Dom W. Shores
Summitville
John’ W. Shores
Armer
M. Finday
Vinson
Francis Gough
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Immilville Baptist Church
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