Inquiry May Be Limited to McCarthy Stevens Testimony
Senator Dirksen said serious consideration was given to limiting testimony in the McCarthy Pentagon hearings to the two main contestants. The closed meeting discussed speeding up the hearings, with Joseph Welch proposing paring testimony and focusing on McCarthy and Adams as principal figures.
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Roy M. Cohn
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Ray H. Jenkins
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Three Reds Sentenced in San Francisco Federal Case
In San Francisco three former Communist officials received short prison terms for subversive activities. Sidney Steinberg, Samuel Coleman, and Car Noss drew sentences of two to three years after being seized with fugitive Robert Thompson at a Sierra cabin near Twain Harte last Aug. 27.
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Car Noss
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Shirley Kremen
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Twain Varle
Robert i Thompson
New York
Steinberg
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Ross
Impasse Reached In Indianapolis Transit Strike
Indianapolis transit strike remains at a standstill as AFL Bear Coach Employes and transit system leaders refuse to budge. Federal mediators to reconvene if no progress within a week, while city traffic adapts to reduced services and police maintain order amid rains. Senate Majority Leader Knowland signals omnibus tax revision likely after Paraguay bill, House already passed version. Senate committee work ongoing.
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Uttedan
Camela SY
Washington
Senate
Wrestler Wife Held After Home Altercation
Bila J Storey 22 told police an argument with husband Alford led to her being held on a $1000 bond without charge after she says he threw her through a window. She is described by police as a professional wrestler.
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Advertiser Swamped By Want Ad Prompted by Washers
A bustling want ad draws many calls as a Magic business promotes automatic washer and dryer sales. The Bulletin-Hound notes the high response to a small ad at 000 E. 6th St and a Magic phone line 3537, showcasing rapid results from inexpensive classifieds.
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Indy
William Davies Veteran Teller Dies After Illness
William Davies a longtime teller at the Anderson Loan Association died shortly after Sunday midnight at John's Hospital following a six week illness. Born in Swmae Von South Wales he had lived here since 1898 and was a World War I veteran. Survived by widow Keturah, mother Anna Davies two sisters Jane Jones Louise Weise and brother James Davies. Burial at East Maplewood Cemetery with services Wednesday at 1 40 p m.
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East Maplewood Cemetery
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Louise Weise
James Davies
Anderson
Vietminh reroutes fresh troops toward Dien Bien Phu
Reported overnight the Communist-led Vietminh pushed in fresh Molotov trucks and Chinese drivers to encircle the Dien Bien Phu fortress as a new attack followed their third heavy assault. Paris said three outposts at Isabelle were lost, while center defenses around Tha Heiaila remained under Vietminh pressure. French reinforcements, including paratroopers and ammunition, were dropped into the shell battered area to shore up weary lines.
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Paris
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Thahella
Indochina
Sewage Plant Plans Move Forward in Fairwood Bluffs
City officials and the Conservancy District met to discuss preliminary steps toward building a sewage treatment plant. G J Skelton of Taflanapally advised that rates for residents outside the city may not rise, and annexation might be required for industrial users.
Snowflakes Fall in Area with Promised Frost Possibility
A cold snap brought a few snowflakes to Tadina with frost expected in sheltered low lands. The Weather Bureau noted minor flurries yesterday and last night. Winds were light at 2 to 5 miles an hour as cloud cover persisted into the night.
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Tadina
Tost Nicht
Republican clean-up party planned for May 15 in Indiana
Madison County Republican club led by president announces a May 15 cleanup and social at 1125 Movilan Street coordinated by Robert Dickey and J Ten Nelson. Weather forecasts warn of near freezing by night. agricultural experts caution only potential damage to truck crops. The event aims to rally members across Indianapolis, Lafayette, South Bend and Goshen for a community effort and social evening.
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Madison County
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Todianapolis
Jan
Thelfor Metphera
Robert Dickey
Jten Nelson
Dickenson Jurors Adjourn After Deliberations in Korea Case
A jury of high ranking Army officers spent hours and minutes deliberating on charges against Cpl. Edwards and Dickenson, a former POW from Virginia. They recessed without a verdict, returning Tuesday. Dickenson faces a two thirds vote in G2 for conviction. Kate Dickenson, his wife, learned of the proceedings after his repatriation.
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Weather Shapes Madison County Ballot Day
Cool weather greets voters as Madison County conducts its primary. About 400 candidates vie for county and state offices across 72 precincts with polls open 7 a m to 7 p m Central Daylight Time. County Clerk Joseph Armington and officials Maurice Robinsot and Aubert Bright oversee voting logistics at 12 sites.
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Maurice Robinsot
Aubert Bright
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Madison County
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Pris Tenlor
City Council Transfers 3200 to Airport Fund for Survey
City Council met in a special session to approve a 3200 transfer from the Garbage Fund to the Airport Fund. Funds will finance a survey of ground near Ace Airport to assess costs and work for a potential municipal airport. Also approved was a third reading restricting Main Street parking from 25th to 60 feet south of 26th except Sundays.
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Four Anderson Juveniles Arrested in Stolen Vehicle at McCordsville
Four Anderson juveniles were taken into custody after a stolen 1993 model auto driven by James O Neill reportedly pulled onto Ind. 32 and collided with a larger vehicle. The truck overturned near McCordsville while police chased the vehicle. the occupants were detained and turned over to juvenile authorities. Kenneth Ogle, 21, was also involved and transported to hospital.
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Organization Control At Stake In GOP Committee Selections
Indianapolis 1954 Indiana primaries spark intra party war as Gov. Craig and U S Senators Capehart Jenner lead factions for organization control. Precinct committeemen elect county chairmen May 8 and district chairmen May 1, with state committee to pick state chairman. Outcomes uncertain as feints and reorganization loom across 92 counties and 4 236 precincts.
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Indiana
Gov
Craig
U. S
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Wiliam B. Jenner
Mmvie Plabdaril
Feedea
Mellonk Pra
Aclion
Move To End Indochina War Near Geneva Talks
Reported near settlement in Indochina conflict as Geneva conference nears. Soviet invite to Vietminh and Vietnamese acceptance hinge on no formal recognition of the Vietminh regime. U.S. opposition to Indian participation noted. Nearby political notes include Democratic and Republican delegate contests and local election timing amid unsettled weather.
Patrick's Okinawa Comedy Awarded Pulitzer Prize
GEOFFREY GOULD reports Patrick's Okinawa comedy earned a Pulitzer Prize in drama for 1954. The prize highlights include Herbert J. Black's second win for cartooning, and Ted Hughes and Joseph Heller connections. The awards span drama biography and news photography with notable winners like Catton, Lindbergh, and Shaw.
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Okinawa
Geoffrey Gould
New York
John Patrick
Jife
Columbia Vanieé
Herbert J. Black
Washington Post
Timexherald
Josepht
Stelin
Tirtice” Catton
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Appornttox
Mother's Day contest plans announced by Retail Association
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce released figures showing merchants support for a Mother’s Day contest. Prizes go to the oldest mother among 14 Madigan County townships and the youngest grandmother overall. Entrants fill forms in Emerald and Bulletin farms and prize receipts will be at the Chamber office.
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Madigan County
Emerall
Bulletin
Chamber of Commerce
YWCA
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Sieth Andersen
St John's Hospital
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Joseph Whisler
Pondieton
Airy Mn
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