Trial Delayed For Weiss Over Communist Charge
U S District Court in Chicago postponed indefinitely the trial of Max Morris Weiss on charges of belonging to the Communist party and seeking to overthrow the government. The May 14 date was moved to await Supreme Court ruling in a similar Lightfoot case. Weiss, 45, of New York City, is charged with violating the Smith Act alongside Illinois Communist leader Claude Lightfoot.
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Eisenhower Defends Defense Record and Navy’s Power
President Eisenhower defended U S defense strides and dismissed lag concerns saying full testimony will clarify the picture. He praised the Navy as unmatched and highlighted air power while noting bases worldwide for medium bomber use. He addressed questions on his future presidency and Nixon renomination.
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America
Noblesville Man Nabbed On Theft Of U S Checks
Secret Service agents arrested 40 year old Robert J. York of Noblesville on larceny charges tied to three U S Treasury checks. York was found at a hotel with a $66 check payable to Noblesville resident John Lacy, who reported the theft. Three new engineers battalions with HQs in New Albany Fort Wayne and Gary will join the Indiana Internal Security Corps as mobile support units to reinforce defense in stricken areas.
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Madison County Council to hold special budget meeting
Madison County Indiana will hold a special two day meeting on May 16 and 17 1956 to consider budget revisions and requests for additional emergency appropriations in the County Revenue and Highway Maintenance Funds. The agenda includes changes in several department allotments and payrolls with a final tally to be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Taxpayers may attend and request clarification at the County Auditor's office in Anderson.
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Father and infant kidnapped as police search for suspect
Police said Everett Milligan 23 released from a mental institution abducted his 10 month old son Mickey from a Hammond Illinois trailer court. Two unknown accomplices fled with him as Indiana and Illinois officers scoured the area. Milligan was cut above the eye during a struggle with the child's grandmother Barbara Seeds. Residents reported Milligan threatened to kill the infant when stopped. He had been released two days earlier.
Carnival vendor reports missing $17000 in Indianapolis
Ambrose Simon 71 who runs a carnival hot dog stand said a steel suitcase containing nearly $17000 was stolen from his locked trailer Thursday night. He noted he had not banked money since losing $200 in the 1929 bank panic.
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Hospital Dismissals From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Doris Edgecomb of Seminole Drive Sarah Stoner Pendleton Melissa Ball 403 West 3rd Street Harry Morgan 2315 West 15th Street Anna Collins Pendle Robert Finley and son 2622 Brown Street Hubert Jackson and son Wilkinson Everett Gore and twins Fowler Street Gene Moorman and daughter Alexandria Dorothy Johnson Lennox Street Violet Carter Jefferson Street Robert Burton Summitville Bessie Roberts Noble Street Virginia Stottlemeyer East 38th Street Judy Overshiner Lynn Street Leomah Scott Orchard Lane Tr Ct Bruelle Inglis Alexandria Helen Arnett Fortville Dorothy Lee Delaware Street.
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Harry Morgan
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Fowler St
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Lennox St
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Fortville
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Strong Hog Prices Persist at Indianapolis Market
Indiana hog futures showed gains with butcher hogs 25 to 50 cents higher. Prices ranged: No 1 to 3 alikes 180–250 lb barrows $15.25–$15.75, 200–220 lb $15.85–$16, 250–280 lb $14.75–$15.25, and lighter stock $11–$13. Cows and bulls mostly steady to down. steers and heifers weak. Lambs and ewes held. old crop lambs strong at $18.50–$20.50, ewes $6.00.
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Ashland Driver Uses Illiterate Excuse Police Say
An 18-year-old driver in Ashland Kentucky claimed he had never learned to read after being stopped for an illegal turn. Police noted the remark as an illiteracy excuse in the incident report.
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Father of Six Confesses to Killing Two Boys
Dallas Withers, 33, an electrician and father of six, admitted tossing his two youngest sons overboard from his motorboat in Florida. Douglas, 4, drowned near Cook Bayou and David, 7, disappeared in St. Andrews Bay. autopsy confirmed Douglas died by drowning, and Withers admitted blood on clothing. Murder charges filed for Douglas. another count possible if David is found.
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Policeman Acquitted in Indianapolis Declares Uncertain Return
Kenneth Turpen, a suspended Indianapolis police officer acquitted of second degree burglary, said he has not decided about reinstatement. He was suspended after a January 5 north side burglary accusation. The Saratoga flight deck covers four acres.
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Classified Ad Rates for Anderson Newspapers
Rates outline two line minimum and per line charges for one, three, six day and monthly ads in The Herald and The Bulletin. Discounts of 20 percent for cash or payment within seven days. Ad submission deadlines and typographic rules noted.
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