Dulles and Scelba Meet Near Milan on Trieste Outlook
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Italian Premier Mario Scelba met near Milan for 2 hours 40 minutes in a broad talk on United States relations with Italy. Informants said prospects for a solution to the Trieste question are growing brighter as the two leaders discussed important topics including the war aims from Geneva and possible Italian administration in Trieste amid Yugoslav pressure.
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Milan
Aly UW
Siste
John Foster Dulles
Mario Scelba
Trieste
Italy
Dillies
Questionable Revenue Figures From Conservancy Plant Costs
Officials noted plant gross revenue of 157000 for the year left only 2000 after repairs and emergency expenses. Estimates suggested a 0 million gallon plant could cost about 4 million. Munle recently created a similar utility at 3.5 million.
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Conservancy
Otte
Indochina Talks Face Unsettled Peace Prospects
Reports from a wartorn Indochina crisis outline cautious progress in peace talks with Viet Minh invitation rumors and a push for a broader framework. Officials note little concrete partition plan and emphasize U S hopes for rapid, security-based settlement aided by a collective security framework. Meanwhile Korea talks resume with delegation efforts, and weather shifts to cooler conditions impact farmers across the state.
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Viet Nam
Korea
Indochina
Sid
Tongaya
Chow
United States
Gard
Francy
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Turkau
Tureau
Viennameke
U. S
Joh Fuster Dulles
Milan
Waslington
Political Trials and McCarthy Hearings Mentioned in Report
A lengthy report covers convictions in a Thompson case as well as broader fallout from the McCarthy investigations. It notes four acquittals and multiple conspiracy charges, plus detailed discussion of Peress and army connections. The article also mentions election turnout expectations and voting logistics in a related county, with reference to precincts and machine use.
Management Retains U S Steel Control
The U S Steel annual meeting in Hoboken concluded with management retaining control as Fairless outlined improving demand after a four month decline. He criticized double taxation on dividends, while directors voting to extend the current terms and lines faced a contest by women’s group candidates.
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Chalnaar Benjanin
Fairless
Meetig Wats Ty Gluel
Vale
CMRI
Cutsis
Votlilg
Wes. Wilma Kons
New York
Federation of Women
Fairwood Atintinard From Paar Ane Pay w dipglar sewae colo
In Bremerhaven Germany a 30 million gallon daily sewage plant expansion is proposed to meet future needs. The plan includes adding the Fairwood Bluffs area to the sewer system with a 50 to 60 percent rate differential until bonds are issued. The US Army and related bodies discuss contracts and approvals as preliminary steps proceed.
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WEA
Bremerhaven
Army
Carter Velie
Germany
Clem
Fairwood Bluffs
Ure. Board, of Works
Cit Lawnell
Rewp
Keiley and Milling
Mite 18
McCarthy subcommittee grilling army loyalty cases at Monmouth hearing
The hearing scrutinizes Army loyalty decisions and the fate of Pentagon officials tied to McCarthyism. Stevens and other witnesses face cross examination as senators press for valid ratings and reasons behind suspensions while debates over presidential directives and subpoenas unfold.
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Nad
Adi
Ofr
McCarthy Aod
McCarthy
Army
Stevens
Nich
Ander
Vike
Steveens
Alan Denartment
Fluy
Colin Pitcher
Tadavis
Colin
Geltlisy
Ha Army
Cam Crannell
Army of Curing
McCnelhy
Hyaly
French claim dawn breakthrough at De Castries fortress
Reporting from Indochina, French forces say they captured three major Prevely Union positions near De Castries as rebels faltered. The French command described Sunday night as decisive with heavy Viet Minh artillery and mortars silencing key positions. Thousands of letters from abroad arrive urging defense of the fortress as bombardment continues.
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Iesk ‘Hon
de Castries
Mgt
Dien Mien Pho
United States
France
Free World
Dickinson Continued From Fram tare One At Fy Mc Nile
A fragmentary report notes spectators at a court in Fy Mc Nile reacting to the jury's task. Jurors must determine if there is reasonable doubt about the defendant's actions or intent, with verdicts contingent on evidence and context.
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Mc Nile
Scarborough
Mickenso
Isis Cuill
Journalism awards and prizes announced for 1953 works
The report lists winners across journalism and the arts, noting Patrick’s 4Ennlinerd From Tape Pred fina and Quincy Porter for a concerto. Newsday of Garden City, N.Y. gains a meritorious public service honor for labor racketeering exposure. Henry B. Niese wins a $1,500 art scholarship. annual ceremonies honor international reporting and editorial cartoons.
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Gretry
Quincy Porter
Grekestra
Raeh Aiwarst
Pivards
Ure
Jerenh Pulitzer
Newsday
Garden City
N.Y
New York
Vicksturg
Miss
Harald
Lawin
Scott McCay
Kansas
iCity
Alarc
C. Wesley Roberts
Republican National
Richard Willgan
Cowles
IYBI
White House
Harry Desier White
Jim Gi. Lucas
Scripps-Tioward
Keres
Edarinl
Heston Ilevabt
Elon Murray
Cariunas
Joseph Stalin
Joseph
Iworth
Henry B. Niese
Montclair
Transit strike hits Hoosier capital bus service
Impasse began with parking protests on Memorial Plaza and led to reduced bus routes as 20 schools faced absences and transit lines lost patronage. Buses and streetcars halted, causing traffic delays while the union sought a fee hourly raise. A court order allowed Greyhound and others to use ITS terminal with picketing limited to certain areas.
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Memorial Plaza
Ual
Transi
Hoosier Capital
Halse
Greyhound Sn
John J. iNiblack
Alve Unidune 1
Oly Tines
Political candidacy and party primary highlights across Indiana
Organization 1 and colleagues in Evansville, plus South Bend figures, contest Republican primaries while several Republicans face token opposition. Democrats target House districts in a potential November surge. Indiana's 1954 state legislature elections loom with 24 Democrats and 218 Republicans for the House and 37 Democrats and 58 Republicans for the Senate.
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Henrn Pare
Hep
Winfield Denton
Evansville
J. William
Davidson
Wheard
Toy Bradenmas
John OS. Gonss
South Bend
Congress
Charles A. Mullock
Shepard
Crumpacker Jr
Senate
Ihallow
Alan Bi
Luni
Craig
Siice
Royal couple and children depart aboard royal yacht
Queen Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh with five children headed for home after a separation of more than two months aboard the royal yacht Britannia. Prince Charles and Princess Anne shared a hug and kiss as they joined the globe-trotting parents. In Oak Ridge, a top physicist Dr William G Ballan was ordained a priest at Stephens Rolsenpal Church by Bishop Theodore Nott Barth. Indiana adds water supply improvements reaching 1 108 000 Hoosiers with plans to extend to Goshen New Castle LaPorte and Versailles. Renowned editor Roy Moore of the Cleveland News died after a long heart ailment. The Navy reports O'Farrell transport ship arrived with 537 passengers from the Far East.
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Elizasetic
Rilinburgh
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Stephens Rolsenpal Church
Oak Rilge
Can
William G. Ballan
Throdore Nott Barth
Memphs
Tennessee
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Madison and nearby counties, including Arthur Gowen age 49 at St John’s Hospital after a heart attack, Mary S. Chesterfield 71, Mabel Mills 93 in Noblesville, Benjamin Saunders 70 in Shirley, and Paul Sullivan 74 of Toneto. Services and burials are planned across First Baptist, Crownland, Bronnenberg, and Knox Chapel Cemeteries with survivors listed.
Anderson Obituaries Glen Havens 70 dies after heart attack
Glen P. Havens 70 retired Delco Remy employee for 37 years died yesterday at 4 p.m. at his home 1634 W Elb St after a heart attack. Born Fostereton Ind he lived here 40 years and was a Noble Street Methodist Church member. Surviving widow Nellie, son Glen Jr, daughter Mrs Armabelle Rockharts, two stepsons, three brothers, two sisters. Funeral home Harold Rozelle. Services Friday 10 a.m. Memorial Park. Interment Memorial Park.
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Ravens
Glen P. Havens
Sue
Porsioe
Plant 10
Delco-Remy
Rozelle
Jevere
Noble Street
Wilbur
Memorial Park
Nellie
Glen P. Havens Jr
Torrance
Calif
Sirs
Armabelle Rockharts
Compton
Herbert Dickey
Elwood
Harry Dickey
Anderson
Clyde
Charles
Gwynneville
Ind
Ben
Fowlerton
Glenn Reeddee
Stewart Mucray
Tot Fowsterton
Nettie Scanson
Nettie Johnson
Geoge W. Johnson
6Th St
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Arcow, Heights Church
Ant
Fores. Carlson
Louisville, Ky
W. E. Todd
Pestor
Hast Maplewood
Harold
Ureren Dunn
Everett Benson
John Sipe
Gerald O'Comner
Ved Davis
Aly Mather
Tle
Hewe
Mies
Johnson
Cullinan
Ala
Cullman
Missionary Society of the Arrow M
Vine Mont
Alay
Tulla_ Bnland
Houston
Tex
Hilda “Tant
Biresingham
Edward Shirley
Athetts
Alo
George A. Shirley
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tonelly Aston
Decatur
Antee Shirley
Cades
Mary Green 84 Dies Near Elwood
Mollie Green age 84 died after several months illness near Elwood at 950 pm. She was born March 1870 in Tipton County daughter of William and Laura Lammi. A housewife and longtime member of East Main Street Christian Church she is survived by three sons Te W. Green New Castle Joseph J. Green Indianapolis and John Green at home six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The body was taken to Copher and Bester Funeral Home for arrangements.
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First Baptist Church
George Harris
East Lynn
Ralah
Mary Jane Banks
Phyliss
Truchlwol
Anderson
Gon
Jock
Sinter
Charles L. Soates
Amerson
Mabel Mills
Noblesville
Mabel
Mills
William Mills
Riverview Hospital
Evans
Donald Mills
Robert
George Harrison
Clacksville Christaan Church
Slwood
Mary
Green
Mollie
Tan Green
Ft. Lwoort
Sho Wan Horny
Tipton County
Willi A. Lami
East Main Street
Tell City airman killed in Korea jet crash
The South Atlantic Force reported Monday that Second Lt. Clarence Gaesser of Tell City was killed Wednesday in a jet crash near Pyongyang Korea while serving with the United States Air Force.
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Tka
Sth Ale Force
Tnt
Clarence 2
Gaesser, Aan
Clarence
Gasser
BR. 1
Phaile
Korea
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