Utah Governor Opposes Federal Highway Aid Program
Republican governor D J Bracken Lee warned that cutting federal government size is needed to preserve states rights and freedom as he opposed the President's plan for federal aid to build highways. The piece also notes remarks by Adlai Stevenson potential 1956 nominee and New York Governor Averell Harriman on presidential prospects. It covers Nehru’s call for economic progress in India and Eisenhower's comments on domestic strikes, Farm Bill timing, and Formosa tensions.
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D . J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Lee
Adlat Stevenson
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
New Delhi
Nehru
Washington
Britain
Pakish
Noland C. Wright
Johnstan
H. Burton Sr
Charles Hartley
Paul Wykoff
Leota Heineman
Quemoy
Watsu
Formosa
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell
Senate House
China
Lukiao
Matsus
Interior Ministry
Tatao
Redland
George Yeh
United States
Taiwan
C. K. Yui
Legislative Yuan
Parliament
Taipei
U. S
Weather notes from page reveal warm reading near eighty
A fragment from page one reports temperatures around 80 degrees with a slightly seized air in the scene. The mention of a high reading suggests a warm day and possible light breeze as recorded in the page snippet.
Eisenhower and Indiana Weather Report Highlight Spring Crop Update
Ike reveals Mrs. Eisenhower remains under a physician advised rest after a heart condition. Indiana endures degrees with showers forecast, slowing farm work. A crop report says late April rain puts farmers about four days behind. plowing 57 percent complete. corn and soybeans plantings begun. pastures strong and grass silage ready in the south. Wheat and oats heights vary by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agrbuture
Purdue University
Patterson Victim of Phenix City Crime Triggers Cleanup
The article recalls the 1940s Phenix City case in which Patterson led a Democratic primary, won the nomination, was shot outside his law office 17 days after the election, and spurred a major vice crackdown after a special grand jury returned hundreds of indictments and many vice lords were jailed or fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy
Ferrell
Patterson
Phenix City
Fuller
Garrett
John
Hisather
Sarrett
Ye Patterson
Peron opens 89th Congress with mild state of the union
President Juan D. Peron began the 89th session with a short mild address focusing on administration amid ongoing tensions from the arrest of three more Catholic priests. The speech avoided the church dispute and did not reference the controversy directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan D. Peron
Adepts Discuss City Illumination and Road Improvements
The page fragment describes plans to double street lighting and other improvements on Lindberg Road. Officials note many countries showing interest while the department awaits further action. The dialogue hints at broader wartime or defense related activity and a wait-and-see attitude toward the request for additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberg Rd
Paint Blitz Participants Named in Local Event
A long list of individuals including Donald D. Davis Robert Dud fey George Falkenstien Leigh ton George Homer Halterman Earl Hancock Harley Hartzell and others appears in connection with the Paint Blitz event. The roster also lists Frank Smiley M. A. Taurney and Jack Tillett among numerous participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Davis
Robert
Dudfey
George Falkenstien
Leighton George
Homer Halterman
Earl Hancock
Harley Hartzell
Robert M. Holarie
Wiliam L. Jones
Willard Mauek
Charles Medlock
Richard Morris
H. R. Myers
Clyde Marston
Charles Neff
Adam Newell Jr
William P. Otto
Cecil Plessinger
Lorien Posey
Regional Ray
BA. Robinson
Walter Raines
Carl Roudebush
Henry Saul
Carl V. Shaw
Mr. Smiley
Rodney Schumaker
Thomas F. Smiley
M. A. Taurney
Jack Tillett
Donald Cooper
William E. Weaver
Hls. Wittington
Hershell Guffy
Francis Whitlow
Charles Zook
Maurice Bannon
Leo Peitz
Gailen Yarber
Harvey Connell
Virgil Dean
Harold Reese
Clyde Eades
Ella Schoonover
Armed Forces Parade Plans and May 17 Fair
Committee reports bands and marching units from military components and veterans groups for a parade. An Armed Forces Fair on May 17 will feature static displays of Army Navy Marine and Air Force equipment on the courthouse grounds from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The parade starts around 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Senate rejects tariff measure carve out on peril points
President touted a plan to heal the unemployment cancer while the Senate defeated 82 to 9 a bid by Senator Douglas to remove a section. The section would allow the tariff commission to set peril points below which tariffs cannot be cut without harming American industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Tariff Commission
Official Vote Totals For Clerks And Officials
The record shows vote tallies with Green at 2344 and Fleet 1240. Carr 703 Lennon 653, with majorities for Allis 1491 and Fishback 1461. Ferguson 2773 Anderson 2040 Provence 357, Ferguson plurality 138, for clerk Coburn 1918 Rehm 1462 Cochran 1112 Coburn plurality 456.
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Green
Fleet
Carr
Lennon
Allis
Fishback
Ferguson
Anderson
Provence
Coburn
Rehm
Cochran
Roberts Services Planned Thursday
Funeral services for the Rev. Joseph S. Roberts 63 of New Castle will be held at 1 p.m. today at Wiley Methodist Church with Revs. J. S. Perry and I. D. Dorsey of Indianapolis officiating. Burial is in Cleveland. The body came to Leonard P. Underwood Funeral Home and will lie in state from 10 a.m. until the service. Roberts was former pastor of the Wiley Methodist Church.
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Joseph S. Roberts
New Castle
Wiley Methodist Church
J. S. Perry
I. D. Dorsey
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Leonard P. Underwood
Mr. Roberts
Wiley Methodis
Nancy R. Basicker
Nancy Rebecca Basicker
Frances Springer
Clifford
North Anderson Church
Albert W. Beck
Barbee’ Lake
Anderson
Mr. Beck
Mercersberg
Brown and Butz
O. J. Beardsley
First Methodist Church
Eagles
Memorial Park
Farnsworth Electronics Company
Fort Wayne
Beck
Sullivan
Louise A. Duffy
Louise
Austa Duffy
E. Lynn
Chicago
Bank of Chicago
St. Ambrose Ees
Frederick Deane Potthoff
St. Mary's Cemetery
Harold E. Rozelle
Perry M. McCreary
Elith Sr
Christian Church
Mecca
Ind
James Conlin
Baker Brothers
Dinnie P. Wearing
Dinnie P. Working
12Th St
St. John's Hospital
Albright Funeral
W. H. Bransford
West Maplewood
Clarence
Bell) Ferguson
Bill
Ferguson
9Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Sells and Rowe
Union Cemetery
Eaton
George C. Harper
Landrum
S. C
Carey V. Likens
Frankton
Rt. 1
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Neese
Perkinsville
George - Harper Funeral Home
Alexandrian Dies In Hospital
Ernest Craig of Innisdale died at St John’s Hospital Anderson after a lingering illness. He passed away Wednesday night at 9 45. The body was taken to the Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home with no arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ernest Craig
Innisdale
St.John’s Hospital
Anderson
Gipe
Williams
Kyle
Lawrence Durock
Fortville
Rt. 1
Paul CG. Cory
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Gravellawn
Nora Durack
LeRoy Durack
NcCordsville
Paul Durack
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Obituaries from Anderson and nearby towns report the deaths of Nancy R Basicker Marian Grove Albert W Beck Louise A Duffy Perry M McCreary Dinnie P Wearing Clarence Ferguson and others with funeral details including dates locations and officiants. The Welland payroll theft at the Welland Post Office adds a crime note with the amount stolen and the target company.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Madison County and surrounding areas note the deaths of Walter B. McGinnis at 61 after a lingering illness, Carey V. Likens en route to a hospital, Elizabeth Wene Pendleton a birthright Quaker, and Lawrence Durock with services planned at local churches. Survivors and funeral details are listed. A separate item reports a Knoxville landlord case where Oscar Burton was fined $50 for trespassing in a rented house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wene Pendluton
Elizabeth Wene
Rt. 2
Pendleton
Scott Nursing Home
Cornell Bright Funneral Home
L. Wayre Eller
Grovelawn
Lee Wene
Wene
Madison County
Isabel Mendenhall
Anderson
Mary Inez Day
Rt. 1
Albany
Wiliam Williams
Indianapolis
Knoxville
Tenn
Alfred Frazier
Oscar Burton
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Ore
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Chiang
Smith
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Roberts
Lewis
Eckhardt
Rodecap
Keeney
Munsell
Witsche
Brown
Toombs
Saunders
Huntzinger
Park
Swinford
Dietzen
Maine
Biddle
Alley
Bagienski
Branch
Doyle
Laman
Gustin
Kratz
Custin
Neanover
Long
Nagel
Danner
Price
Shaw
Franklin
Cloud
Swanfelt
Fortson
Whitmore
Tunis
Jery Dd
Perone Eret Kantner
Land
Sigward
Hamilton
Hocker
Leer
High
Davis
Sipes
Whetstone
Goodrich
Jackson
Bunyan
Stockdale
Kohn
Clark
Bales
Webb
Alenandria
Kaufman
Humphries
Jones
Hiatt
Lynch
Ike
Gettysburg
Kite House
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Evennerd
Page Onesians
Kay Whitney
Meridian
The
Adepts
Roberts Services
Alexandrian
IRS
Marian Grove
Memorial Hospital
South Bend
John Grove
Hays
Grove
Gloria Ann
John Dronberger
Jack Elsworth
John Sullivan
Muncie
Anigie
Miss Marilyn
Laura
Harold Beck
Mildred Phiel
Mercersburg
Welland
Ont
Welland Post
Orval Rounds
Atlast Steel Co
Madison
Walter, McGinnis Frankton
Walter B. McGinnis
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Catherine Olive McGinnis
Lucille Shrock
John McGinnis
Tryon
N. C
Charles Mayberry
Vera McGinnis
Ovello
McGinnis
Baptist Church
YMCA
Dale Carnegie
Neon
Indiana Institute OF Leadership
Forest Manor
Ray O'Bryant
Lez the
Dobbs Truss
Belta
Ww. Powell
Joe
Tee Dobbs
Becom
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