George Refuses Yalta Record In Confidence
Washington senator George D Ga declined Senate Foreign Relations Committee access to the State Department record of the Yalta Big Three conference The Ga Democrat said the papers information could leak and he did not want to be compelled to reveal them publicly The move blocks immediate access to the three copies prepared for the committee
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Dulles
Congress
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Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
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Crimea
Russia
Japan
Rooevelt
Manchuria
Senator Sees Inquiry Link to Market Decline
A Senate Banking Committee inquiry into stock market activity spurred by Senator Goldwater suggests a possible connection to a broad market drop on the NYSE the day. Gore questions the implication, while Lehman and Martin discuss margins and cash considerations amid calls for tighter constraints.
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Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
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Council Opens Engineering Battle on Chesterfield Road Proposal
Madison County officials debated claims against a new road and bridge to Chesterfield. After two remonstrances defeated the project, Councilmen Daugherty Markle Rector Williams and Gluck discussed next steps while the Board of County Commissioners approved three new plats from the Madison County Planning Commission and prepared for county meetings. Dale Flora presides, with Fred Willotts and Truman Swain on the board.
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Mr. Daugherty
Herman Markle
Albert, Rector
Frank J. Williams
John A. Gluck
Board of County Commisssioners
Madison County Planning Commisssion
Dale Flora
Fred Willitts
Truman
Swain
Princess Margaret Considers Marriage After Caribbean Tour
A report says Princess Margaret returned from the West Indies intending to marry the man in question. The divorced RAF ace Townsend denied plans of exile with “a certain lady” and issued a clarifying statement through the British Embassy in Brussels. He refused further comment as a London Sunday newspaper had run a banner headline.
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Peer Fine
West Indies
Townsend
London
Brussels
European war fear and Senate delays amid Cold War talk
In London, Prime Minister Macmillan warned that nuclear weapons would block Allied reconquest of Europe, while Senator Walter George noted delays to action on the German rearmament pact. Senator Paul Douglas challenged Treasury statements on a so called low mood and President Eisenhower. Russian student editors win a U S tour, and United Mine Workers criticize the Fuel Resources Policy panel for ignoring coal industry realities.
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Sia
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London
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Paul Douglas
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
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Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
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Labor Union
Thomas Kenney
National Coal Association
Obituary of Wilbur Edward Aldred of Lapel
Wilbur Edward Aldred, 81, retired Guide Lamp employee, died at home Sunday after a heart attack. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church, with Rev. David Hancock officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery. Survived by widow Daisy Aldred, two sons Harry and Glen, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Lifelong Lapel resident and EUB church member.
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LAPEL
Wilbur Edward Aldred
Waltz and Hiday
Anderson
Fisher Brothers
David Hancock
Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Brookside
Daisy Aldred
Harry
Here
Glen
Aldred
EUB
Alma Kirkman dies after two week illness in Alexandria
Alma Q O Kirkman of Hancock County and Alexandria died Monday at Bradford Nursing Home after a two week illness. Widow of Muncie attorney John Parker Kirkman she was a Methodist and had a daughter Mabel Kirklin Bryant. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Davis and Strider Funeral Home with Rev Clayton Steele officiating. Interment in Pleasant Run Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mabel, two brothers and other relatives. Northern Indiana Public Service Co announced a 123 million dollar spend including a 23 million dollar generating plant and 31 million in improvements by 1958 with new head offices in multiple cities.
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Alma QO. Kirkman
Hancock County
Bradford
Kirkman
John Parker Kirkman
Muncie
Methodist Church
Truth Seekers
Women’s S Society of Christian Service
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Amanda Jackson
Davis
Hammond
Ind
Northern Indiana Public Services Co
Logansport
Peru
Monticello
Goshen and
A Porte
Angola
Justices Reverse Severe Sentences in Colorado Case
The Supreme Court ordered new trials for four Colorado residents convicted on jury tampering charges. Eugene Smaldone received 35 years and an $11,000 fine, Clyde Smaldone 60 years and $25,000, while William Calvaresi and Jerry Benallo were each sentenced to 5 years and $5,000. Trial courts in Denver heard the case tied to a criminal tax matter. The defendants argued unfavorable press and publicity poisoned their right to a fair trial.
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Supreme Court
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Eugene Smaldone
Clyde Smaldone
William Calvaresi
Jerry Benallo
U.S. District Court
Denver
Yorktown Bombings Tied to Labor Tensions
Yorktown drama linked to management labor friction as motive for dynamiting and bombings. FBI chief in Indianapolis confirms agency involvement. A railroad switch on New York Central mainline near Yorktown was blown, tearing a 36 inch rail. A Shriners chartered train slowed and passed over the break with no injuries. Indictments target car theft and stolen property offenses in Illinois and Indiana. Ralph Heckman elected president of the Central States Circulation Managers Assn.
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FBI
Indianapolis
Yorktown
Muncie
New York Central
Chicago
Ralph E. Heckman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Central States Circulation Managers Assn
Ivan Sundberg
St. Paul, Minn
L. Gilford Eden
Deaths Mark Madison Area In 1950s
Nellie Kepner, 85, Noblesville, died after a short illness at Riverview Hospital. Native of Hamilton County, widow of Lee Kepner, she leaves a daughter in New York and several relatives. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Coaltrin Funeral Home with burial in Crownland Cemetery. John D. Kiser, 64, Cicero, died at Riverview Hospital Noblesville. funeral in Cicero Christian Church Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Cicero Cemetery. Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home handled arrangements. body to be taken to family home for viewing.
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Noblesville
Riverview Hospital
Indianapolis
Russell
Anderson
David Cornish
Japan
Coaltrin
Crownland
John D. Kiser
Cicero
Cicero Christian Church
Harold Simones
Evans, Godby and Trout
Anderson Obituaries Eleanor Cox and Drury Wellington
Mrs Eleanor A Cox died Saturday at a daughter s home in Winchester burial at a Knightstown cemetery with the Rev Raymond Breaker in charge Services for Drury Wellington a realtor and insurance broker will be today at 2 PM at East Lynn Christian Church with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery Harold J Rozelle Funeral Home will receive bends until 1 PM then take the body to the church Pallbearers are named The Anderson Board of Realtors and Anderson Loan Association officials noted tributes including a noon closing today
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Eleanor A
Raymond Breaker
Knightstown
Cox
Lawrence Gorham
Rt. 3
Winchester
Harold E. Rozette
Drury Wellington
East Lynn Christian Church
George Harris
East Maplewood
Harold J. Rozelle
Robert Wasner
Walter Bagot
Frank Fishback
Robert Clark
Wyatt Strickler
Erle Peek
Weilington
Anderson Board of Realtors
Anderson Loan Association
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