Air Force Seeks 23 Billion for Next Fiscal Year
Washington reports indicate the Air Force may request about 23 billion dollars for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1932, a figure described as a rough estimate by Air Force chief Gen. Nathan Twining. Senate and House panels debate defense funding, with talks of expanding bomber wings and increasing production. Quarles affirmed gradual B52 production rises and noted possible missile developments. other details remain under examination by committees.
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Air Force
Pearles
Fisead
Senate
Geo
Nathan ‘Twining
Senate House
House
Air Force Research
Tway
Bates
Defense Department
Quarles
Jackson D-Washi
I Quarles
Boeing Aircraft Co
United States
Séeral
Audi
Army Reed
Redstone
Symington
CMA
Jackson
Ute
Andy Country
Eee
Communists urge terms for peaceful Formosa settlement
Peiping premier Chow Ea-lai urged Nationalist officials to talk peace over Formosa. He offered amnesty for past crimes if Nationalists surrender, signaling a possible mutual avoidance of conflict while warning China will fight if needed. He blamed U.S. intervention for hostilities and pressed a Chinese American friendship through dialogue between rivals.
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Tokyo
Chow Ea-lai
Pelpin
Formosa
Chow
Iin
National People's Congress
Peiping
Chiang Kai Shek
Minang
Taiwan
China
Southerners Fight School Funds Controversy
Washington report says angry Southern Democrats clashed with northern Republicans over whether a 1.6 billion dollar school construction bill would fund racially segregated schools. Representative Colmer warned of higher taxes, while Kelley argued funds would not be withheld. House voted 327-670 to open debate as the measure moves toward a final vote next week.
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Washington
Thursdon
William M. Colmer
D. Miss
Augustine B. Kelley
Pat
Hospital Dismissals List Includes Numerous Residents
A long list of discharged patients from St. John's Hospital includes Chester Young of 1611 Archard Lane Pauline Newby Lapel Clayton C Carr 2908 Fairview St Hugh Be Johnson avis Colum James We Merritt 2411 Lafayette St Mrs Jonef Willis Alexandra Francis Whitlin Greensbarn Tommy Holland 423 Lincaly St Dorothy Hanson 428 State Heart West Medward Kirkpattick and son Alexandria Mrs Everett Allen and Haughter 243 Hendricks St Mrs Roy Trueblood and daughter Columbus Ave Mrs Columbus Watson and daughter 20th St Me Asther de Sanders 194 Park Wd Barbara Moberly 281K E ii) St Lois Kay Gorton 405 W St Neal Renner 2068 Plum St William K West 3323 Canadas An Mass Virginia Beal 1220 W 1th St Clarence Melle 717 E 21th St Mrs Mary Wakefield 2703 f Skt St Mrs Lina Houise Humphrey 21 Wh St William C Walters Raleville Neward Livenworth WO? fark Hae TAY CEES ELECT City Ma imal KE Shearer Shelby vie ner Thursday elected KL TW vice presidents of the Tieted Stes Junior chamber of Commerce Columbus Rd has Awarded honorable mention in high seta bands competition at the organina tion's Sith annual convention First record of the conquest of the island of Cypriwig as an Figyp- Hain invasion about 10 A.C. Rax Seats for horserae ine Anderson ree Mair mt sale MiB Wh Ph 2024.
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Dorothy Hanson
State Heart West
Medward Kirkpattick
Alexandria
Tay Cees
Im— al KE
Shearer
Iy Shelby
Vie Ner
KL TW
Tieted Stes Junior Chamber of Commerce
Colombis
Organination
Cypriwig
Prominent Banker in State Expires
Toledo obituary lists Gio m A Glenn Airown 65 deputy manager of the American Bankers Assn who died Thursday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a long illness. Former Indiana Bankers Assn president Brown held roles with Federal Land Bank of Louisville and Ohio Citizens Trust Co of Toledo. Funeral services set for Saturday with burial in Toledo. Survivors include widow Mavian, four sons Charles R Findlay Ohio Morton A Dayton Tenn William W Toledo Glenn Or Chicago a sister Mrs Kohork Conner Muncie Ind a brother Russell EK Brown Los Angeles and nine grandchildren.
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Toledo
Gio m A Glenn
Airown
American Bankers Assn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brown
Indiana Bankers Assn. Ihe
Federal Land Bank of
Louisvill
Ohio Citizens Trust Co l
Mavian
E. A. Brown
Gretneastie
Ind
Charles R
Findlay
Ohio
Morton A
Dayton, Tenn
Willism W
Glenn Or
Chicago
Kohork Conner
Muncie
Russell Ek, Brown
Los Angeles
Local Group Plans Activities at Nomination Session
Republican delegates from Madison County are listed among attendees at the convention session. The article notes county and district caucus meetings and expected spectator turnout as today’s nominating session proceeds. Names include Cashtus Mange and numerous county Republicans, with many attendees named.
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Madison County
Cashtus Mange
Abbott
Kenneth A. Shrewd
William F. Chambers
Floyd Hancork
Charles H. Slartlew
Bark Martin
Harry FP
May
Hugh Milne
Mareth
Arhor
Frank
Allis
Robert Is
Austin
Charles F. Gaus
Paul C. Iamitton
Raby H. Roberts
Warfold J. Anderson
Arthur Atewell
Arthur A. Beckman
Clifton Wifman
George O. Chambers
Frank Wishback
Thomas
Gephard
Panl A. Adams
A. C. Barnes
Willian Byer
Sir M Cleveland
Clarence
Davison
Warren
Fllsworth
Paul W Kelley
Robert M. Wagner
Sherman Vegena
Blanchard B. Cochran
HH. Moss Jackson
Bonnie Ilones
John A. Randall
William B. Myers
B. Lee Handley
Evermt Wo Gaunt
Aleina Teloy
Geane Wy Metermott
Essett McMahan
Richard W. Alte
Paul Raiser
Arthur B. Bell
J. Dale Crown
Arthur
Local Student Attends Parley at Indiana University Fort Wayne
Anderson College student Deidiker attends Seventh Conference on Problems of American Foreign Policy at Indiana University Bloomington. He serves as International Relations Club officer and chairs the upcoming lth model United Nations General Assembly for Central Indiana high schools. Notables include Hoosier editors and professors guiding discussions on East West rivalry and communist doctrine with speakers from Indonesia Nigeria Pakistan and Europe.
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Anderson College
Ikverets Doidikec
St. Dwibe Aman
Hodsiers
Indiana
Blomnington Eamp
Deidiker
Lth Movel
United Nations
Central Indiana
Ntrieals
Midwest
Edward H. Buehrig
Ich
John W. Hillman
The
Evansville
University of Texas
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
Alome
Indonesia
Nigeria
Pakistan
S. C. Nugroho
Udoji
Ministry of Health
Eastern Region
Mahmood
Shafqat
Robert Strauz Mupe
Politcal Science
University of Pennsylvania
France
Italy
Norman Palmer
Patthy Jeal Science
University of Pronsylvania
Undin
William R. Kintner
John Hopking University
Henry Kissinger
New Y York Council On Foreign Relations
Charles H. Bonesteel
Americans Probe Flight To Moscow By Lear
Gen. Nathan Twining and party ordered an investigation into William Lear's Berlin to Moscow flight in a plane with embargoed equipment. Lear said the trip was a spur of the moment impulse and noted items were not classified and could be bought in the United States “off the shell.” He met the American ambassador and did not visit planned Soviet plants. Twining then visited Shilingrad battlefield and two aircraft factories, calling the visit insightful but not revealing surprises. Moscow Radio suggested leaders urged ending the arms race.
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Minscow TP
Nathan’ S
Twining
William Lear
Berlin
Moscow
Lear
Tus
Shilingrad
Sories
Moscow Radio
Truman Returns To Political Wars
Former President Harry Truman sails back to the United States from Europe aboard the United States with sleeves rolled up ready for political battles. He refuses to discuss American politics on the two month tour but says he will speak later. He praises the Marshall Plan for Europe and notes signs of economic recovery and happiness among people.
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Southampton
England
UTP
Harry Trueman
United States
Truman
Europe
TNL
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Reported
Noblesville resident Nellie May Reveal 71 dies in Riverview Hospital after a week as Elmer and Carl Reveal of Anderson and family mourn. Survivors include Oscar husband four children and a brother in California. Funeral set at Evans Godby and Trout Noblesville with burial at Crownland Cemetery. Emma Brookshire Wilkinson 78 dies in Kennard with services at Contrand Son Funeral Home. burial Glencove Cemetery. Three new polio cases reported in Indianapolis raising yearly total. deaths remain low.
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Nellie M. Reveal
Noblesville
Nellie May Reveal
Elmer
Carl Reveal
Anderson
Riverview Hospital
Hamilton County
Noblesville Christian Church
Hamilton County Garden Club
Golden Rule Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Evans. Godby and Trout
Hershel
Indianapolis
State Board of Sealth
Tara
William C Hall Dies at Elwood
William C Hall dies in Elwood at 14 N Main St funeral services set. He was born February 1862 in Kansas City Kansas son of John and Maury Hall. He married Bina Frye June 20 1907 and was a retired Heleo Remy Division employee. Surviving include widow a daughter Miss May Hall three sisters Nora Cope Catherine Stokes and Hazel Randall and a brother Hamer. Burial at Elwood City Cemetery after services at Clark Chapel conducted by Rev Hy Jo Jordan. Earlier Earl Gray Last rites at Mercy Hospital to be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Chris tian Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Cemetery.
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Elwoood
William
Hill
N. Main St
Khowne
Kansas City
Kam
John
Maury Hall
Bina Frye
Hall
Tin Plate Mill
Heleo-Remy Division
May Hall
Nora Cope
Knightston
Catherine Stokes
Detroit
Mich
Hazel Randall
Inlianapolis
Hamer
Moncheello
Clark Chapel
Mon. Gay
Hy Jo Jordan
First Presbyterian Church
Elwood City
Gray
Earl Gray
Montgomery infant dies. services in Huntsville Cemetery
Connie Jo Montgomery aged 25 days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jona Montgomery of 4494 Forest Terrace, died at St John’s Hospital. Graveside services will be held today at 1 20 p m in Huntsville Cemetery conducted by Rev Loyan Settles. Surviving are a sister Linda Sue, paternal grandparents Jodgel, George Montgomery Nashville, Tena, and maternal grandparents Dorothy Messer and Cecil Bright. Burial at Huntsville Cemetery. Arthur R Poston died Monday. funeral today at Haskell and Morrison Funeral Home in Vevay followed by burial in Vevay Cemetery.
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Connie JO Montgomery
Jona Montgomery
Forest Terrace
Vane
St. John's Hospital
Huntsville Cemetery
Reolyan Settles
North Anderson
Arthur R. Poston
Raymond W. Poston
Haskell and Morrison
Vevay
Waschitz to Attend State Press Parley
Frank Waschitz Anderson Pich School annual adviser and director of publicity will attend today’s Indiana High School Press Association advisers conference at French Lick. IHSPA teachers and publicity directors from across the state will gather for lectures by Mrs. Lucille Kildow of the National Scholastic Press Association and Ar. Woschitz who will help arrange the conference and speak at a lecture program.
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Frank Waschitz
Anderson Pich
Indiana High School Press Association
Ind
Ism
French Lick
Lucille Kildow
National Scholastic Pres Association
Sta Ar
Hoosier Legislators Vote Vet Pensions in House Action
Washington report notes seven Indiana House members voted for the bill raising war veterans pensions and two opposed it. Voting for passage were Democrats Denton and Madden and Republicans Beymer Bray Brownson Harden and Harvey. Crumpacker and Halleck voted against it. Adair and Wilson were not recorded. There are 63,7829 members of Teacher societies in Ohio.
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Washington
Indiana
House
Senate
Denton and Madden
Beymer, Bray
Brownson
Harden
Harvey
Crumpacker
Halleck
Adair
Wilson
Mire
Tolle
Ohio
Women turn to cash and carry aid for relief
Readers are told about a pain relief option marketed as a remedy for nagging headaches backaches and general discomfort from overexertion and emotional strain. The ad emphasizes quick action and the product’s supposed ability to ease tensions and increase vitality, urging readers to seek a nearby supply and check local towns for availability.
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Dean
Kinney Tobea
Tackach Araggeilaoar
Lass
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