Turning Point Praise For The Press And World War Echoes
Former Gov Thomas E Dewey praised recent global events as turning points in the free world noting Bandung Iran and Saar Trieste and Suez as milestones. Connecticut Gov Abraham Ribicoff hailed the press as crucial after a government conference and Marshal Georgi Zhukov accused the US of surrounding the USSR with bases for atomic war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Iran
Guatemala
Saar
Trieste
Suez Canal
Free World
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Georgi Khukov
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Eisenhower
Lord Montgomery
Nazi Germany
Pravda
Wartime Bird Scarer Moth Balls Used at Airfield
In North Weald England Royal Air Force officials used camphor capsules in moth balls to deter flocks of birds troubling jet landings. The moth balls spread across a 500 square yard zone, the vapors irritated the birds and silenced the issue after a few days, allowing planes to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Weald
England
Britain
Royal Air Force
Early Morning Ad Delivers Quick Response from Bulletin Herald
A reader recalls placing an early morning advertisement that drew swift calls starting at 6:10 and peaking by 8:30. The advertiser notes the Bulletin Herald Want Ads reach over 36,000 homes, producing unmatched action in the area.
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Aera
Bulletin- Herald
Indian Meadows Unfurn 42-Room House For Rent
Unfurnished 42 room house in Indian Meadows with two bedrooms oil heat and a garage. Will accept one child. Phone 0000.
Bulletin Herald Want Ads Prove Power to New Users
First time readers learn the quick results of Bulletin Herald Want Ads as seasoned advertisers confirm daily success. Call 3-5371 to speak with a courteous Want Ad representative who can help place and charge your ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin-Herald
Milne Named City GOP Chairman at Precinct Meeting
At a recent GOP precinct meeting in Anderson city, Hugh Milne was chosen city chairman to lead the party’s campaign in November. Other top posts went to Mrs. Dorothy Blevins as vice chairwoman Nathan C. Martin as treasurer and Anthony Tuska as secretary. Harold G. Anderson introduced city candidates to members during the gathering.
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Teemen
Noland C. Wright
Anderson
GOP
Fallidian St
Hugh Milne
28Th St
Dorothy Blevins
E. 6Th St
Nathan C. Martin
Dewey St
Anthony
Tony) Tuska
Clark St
Harold G
Anderson County
NEW Gop
New Republican
Meridian St
Pair Held For Beating Man Near Fortville
State Police questioned two suspects after a 100 mile per hour chase linked to the beating of a magazine salesman near Fortville. Jimmy C. Boyette of Ethel Mississippi was treated with 85 stitches for scalp lacerations and later discharged from St. John’s Hospital. The victim said he picked up two hitchhikers near Detroit and was robbed of 360 and his car before being left in a ditch. Suspects were captured near Franklin 53 minutes after the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Jimmy C. Boyette
Ethel Miss
St. John’s Hospital
Boyette
Detroit
Joe Byers Jr
Charles Epperson
Franklin
Polio Immunizing Halted To Plan Vaccine Releases
Nationwide polio vaccination paused as the government gears for staged release of frozen vaccine. States defer inoculations following Dr. Leonard Scheele's strong recommendation, with Michigan proceeding locally under state approval while awaiting federal inspection of five labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Creagh
Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Michigan
Albert Heustis
Heustis
Scheele
Farmers Urged to Have Acreage Measured Soon
ASC official Jesse Shuman warns farmers with unmeasured wheat acreage to report to the Madison County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. He notes a $30 per acre fine for excess quotas, requires ploughing or disposal by June 1, and states elevators face heavier penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Jesse Shuman
Shuman
Vehicle Check Underway At North Anderson School
Amvets and Guide Lamp workers with City Police checked 128 cars for beam direct ness at North Anderson School as part of the Check Your Car Check Accidents campaign. Only four cars had proper headlamps and free adjustments were done on site. The program continues tonight and later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
North Anderson School
Harold Boicourt
Memorial Day Group Plans for Annual Observance
The Anderson Memorial Day Committee met in the courthouse basement to plan this month’s observance. Henry Schmitz chairing invited all county veterans groups to participate. The program will be on the courthouse lawn with ceremonies at the Ninth Street Bridge. Next meeting is Monday. J Farrell Wilson is treasurer. Graves of all county veterans will be decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmitz
Ninth St. Bridge
J. Farrell Wilson
Ike Accepts Invitation To Big Four Parley In Paris
Eisenhower agrees to a Big Four summit with Britain France and the Soviet Union to ease world tensions. DINED reports say the leaders may meet this summer at a neutral site to discuss German reunification disarmament and security in Europe.
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Ike
France
Paris
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Saa Alcoady
Europe
Eden
Edgar Faure
Nikolai Bulganin
U. S
Whch
State Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
United States
NATO Council
West Germany
NATO
Vienna
V. M. Molotov
Lynch President Resigns To Accept New Chicago Post
Franklin K. Zimmerman resigns as Lynch president effective June 1. Thomas C. Werbe Jr. will administer the company pending a successor. Zimmerman becomes executive vice president of George Getz Corporation in Chicago, while remaining a Lynch director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Chicago
Lynch Corporation
Franklin K. Zimmerman
Mr. Zimmerman
Thomas C. Werbe Jr
Zimmerman
George Getz Corporation
Retail Group Reviews S A W Activities in Anderson
The Anderson Retail Merchants Division met at the Anderson Hotel with vice chairman Morris Rossen in charge. They reported strong local participation in Shop Anderson Week and 428 S A W banners displayed by merchants as part of the extensive program.
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Anderson Retail Merchants Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Hotel
Morris Rossen
Star China Shop
Burton McCullough
Kaufman’s Hardware
Anderson
S.A.W
Indiana
Mike Martin
Rossen
Coen to Instruct at Police Administrators Seminar
Police Chief J. D. Coen will serve as an instructor at Purdue University for the annual Police Administrator's Seminar held Thursday and Friday. He will teach sessions on administrative control standards and on the topic Police Chief and City Council. Prof. Shelby Gallien of Purdue will oversee the minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Coen
Purdue University
Coen
Shelby Gallien
Public Safety Institute
Purdue
Eminor
House Approves Postal Pay Raise Amid Veto Threat
The House passed a bill granting an average 8.8 percent pay raise for postal workers despite a likely presidential veto. President Eisenhower and Postmaster General Summerfield oppose raises above 7.6 percent citing new inequities. The measure passed 328 to 66 as Senate action looms.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Summerfield
Rep. Martin
R - Mass
Post Office Department
PTA Council Banquet Highlights Anderson School Leaders
Dan Davisson president of the Anderson High School Student Council and John P Huffman principal spoke at the annual PTA Council May banquet held at Linders. Supt G E Ebbertt installed new officers and pins were awarded to Fern Canterbury and Myron Seybert for service. Russell Osbon gave the invocation and Rev Monroe G Schuster of Central Christian Church addressed religious education. Prof Walter Haldeman of Anderson College attended.
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Dan Davisson
Anderson High School
John P. Huffman
PTA Council
Linder's
Supt
G. E. Ebbertt
PTA
Fern Canterbury
Myron Seybert
Russell Osbon
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Walter Haldeman
Anderson College
Davisson
Bell Equipment Expected Here in Chesterfield Area
Indiana Bell expects to install a $215000 equipment package in the new Bell Telephone building near Chesterfield within weeks. The Anderson office manager, J. E. Flanagan, said the exchange should open between Oct 1 and year end. State commission approval and intent to operate will follow.
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Bell Telephone
Chesterfield
J. E. Flanagan
Anderson
Exchange
Indiana Bell
State Communications Commission
Flanagan
Middletown
Daleville
Daleville-Middletown
Four Youths Sentenced in City Court on Larceny and Alcohol Law
Three 16 year olds were given six months in county jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny in City Court before Judge Robert Austin. A fourth 16 year old received a 30 day jail term for violating the 1935 alcoholic beverage act. The youths came from Anderson Markleville and Middletown.
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Robert Austin
Anderson
Markleville
Middletown
Petu Lar
Crescent City Coliseum collapse traps workers and injures many
In New York on Columbus Circle the main exhibit floor of the Coliseum project collapsed under fresh concrete. One worker is missing, about forty injured as a thousand laborers were on site. Rescue crews fight through debris with floodlights and bucket brigades in a race to reach the trapped man.
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New York
New Coliseum
Columbus Circle
Richard Chila
Bucket Brigade
Auto Wage Talks Lack Progress Sparks UAW Strike Vote
Detroit CIO United Auto Workers reports no progress in guaranteed wage talks with Ford and General Motors. It orders immediate strike votes among about 465000 employees as committees from Ford and GM reject all proposals. Walter P Reuther cites unanimous judgment by negotiating teams that progress is lacking.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Frost Lingers In Madison County Areas
Mild frosts were observed in parts of Madison County with temperatures dipping to 32 degrees. Gardeners report minor damage to early plants and leaf edges blackened by the cold as the 24 hour low was recorded around 32 at the U S Weather Bureau station near the city sewer treatment plant.
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Madison County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Toll Highway Survey Funds Voted 2 to 1
Indiana state officials approved using highway funds for a north south toll road resurvey in a 2 to 1 vote by the State Board of Finance. A separate $10 000 was approved for a preliminary east west toll road survey across southern Indiana linking Cincinnati and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Board of Finance
Curtis E. Bardin
Gev. Craig
John Peters
Indiana
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Albert J. Wedeking
The
Toll Road Commission
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Wedeking
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Gary-Hammond
Railroad Strike Ends as L and N Reopens Wednesday
After a 57 day walkout the Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike settles with a neutral referee to decide unresolved issues. Settlement calls for resumption of rail traffic Wednesday across L and N and four allied carriers, with passenger service in Louisville to restart next Monday.
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Washington
Louisville & Nashville
L&n
Allied
Louisville
W. Gavin Whitsett
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Local births announced in Anderson area with parents and addresses. Jimmie Cullum at 15252 Sherman Street welcomes a girl. James Munson at 6625 Columbus Avenue a girl. Richard Jones of Greenfield a girl. Dennis McCarthy at 1016 Morton Street a girl. Adrian Shoe maker at 2708 Walton Street a girl. Jim Smith at 1820 Madison Avenue a girl. Gilbert Swango at 2138 Silver Street a boy.
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Jimmie Cullum
Sherman St
James Munson
Columbus Ave
Richard Jones
Greenfield
Dennis McCarthy
Morton St
Adrian P. Shoemaker
Walton St
Jim Smith
Madison Ave
Gilbert Swango
Silver
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Lowell Benneing
Pete Heiden
Seybert
Prese Linder
Heiden
Canterbury
Myron Nied
Herald
Tempo West
Quemcy
City Gop
Milne
Man
John A. Boone
37Th St
Anderson Township
Boone
10Th
11Th Sts
Retail Group
Cio-Uaw
Toll Highway Survey
Southern Telephone Service
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Itera
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