Six youths linked to wide burglaries in Indiana counties
Sheriff Merle Remley said six youths, under arrest, may have been involved in 75 to 100 burglaries across five western Indiana counties. Two suspects were captured in Fowlerville Michigan while others were held in Crawfordsville. Statements from the four in custody claim three burglaries in Wayne and Darlington, with possible further crimes in Fountain, Benton, White and Tippecanoe counties.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Merle Remley
Indiana
Fowlerville
Mich
Donald Utterback
Walter Flood
Roachdale
Ranjal McCandless
Mace
Lawrence E. Thompson
Wingate
Remley
Thompson
MceCandless
McCandless
Utterback
Waynetown
Michigan
Floyd
Jack Fisher
Darlington
Fountain
Benton, White
Tippecanoe Counties
Jarrett Named Winner Of Road E O
Rex Jarrett of Frankton won the Jay cee Road E O held Saturday in the Plant 11 parking lot at Delco Remy. Jerry Wood Lapel took second, William Penn Anderson third, Joe L Martin Anderson fourth, James Wilhite Anderson fifth. Awards will be presented by Robert Lowe at a YMCA dinner next Tuesday. Judges were Police Chief J D Coen State Trooper John Cook Mr Lowe and Assistant Chief Arthur Chittick.
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Rex Jarrett
Frankton
Delco-Remy
Jerry Wood
Lapel
William Penn
Anderson
Joe L. Martin
James Wilhite
Robert Lowe
Anderson Association of Insurance Agents
YMCA
J. D. Coen
John Cook
Mr. Lowe
Arthur Chittick
Air Force Reserve Flight Meets in Regular Session
Members of Flight A-9596 of the Air Force Reserve met in regular session with Maj Fred Fuller in charge. Topics included Latest News in the AFB and Military Justice. The group meets Mondays at 7 30 p.m. at the Navy Reserve building in North Anderson and invites all former air personnel to attend.
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Air Force Reserve
Fred Fuller
Charles Thomason
Muncie
Joe Kettner
Myron Huntzinger
AP Picture Winner Chosen for 1954 Photography Contest
Los Angeles Times staff photographer Jack Gaunt won the AP national contest for excellence in news photography for 1954 with Cruel Waves. The image earned the Pulitzer Prize earlier, making history as the first to win both awards. Second place went to George M. Wardell for a flood rescue photo. third to Thomas Inmann for a runaway motorcycle crash.
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South Bend
Ind
Jack Gaunt
Los Angeles Times
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George M. Wardell
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Lewiston
Tuesday Radio Personalities and Shows Listed
Radio listings show Amos n Andy Pinky Lee and Miss Marlowe among Tuesday programs with figures like Bing Crosby and Romances featuring Miss Marlowe and Mr Sweeney in Hawkins Falls. The lineup includes IY and Clooney alongside Crosby.
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R. Clooney
Bing Crosby
Amos ‘N
Andy Amos
Andy
Miss Marlowe Hawkins
Mr. Sweeney
Mitchum Sues for One Million Over Nude Party Story
Santa Monica California actor Robert Mitchum filed a superior court suit seeking 1 million dollars against Confidential magazine for a story claiming he attended a Hollywood party nude with catsup and posed as a hamburger. Mitchum calls the piece completely false and says it defames him. The party was alleged to be hosted by Charles Laughton and Paul Gregory in celebration of The Night of the Hunter.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Robert Mitchum
Confidential
Hollywood
Mitchum
Charles Laughton
Paul Gregory
New York
Robert Harrison
Atomic blast delay pushes Las Vegas test firing to midweek
The final shot of the 1955 atomic test series was postponed from Monday to at least Wednesday. The Atomic Energy Commission cited unfavorable weather and the risk of radioactive fallout over inhabited areas.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Justices Deny Plea on Burial Rights Suit
The Supreme Court declined to rule on whether the United Nations Charter supersedes the U.S. Constitution in a case involving a widow seeking damages for a cemetery’s burial denial of an American Indian GI killed in Korea. Justices stressed the 4 4 ruling last year does not imply division on the Charter issue. Lower courts have held that the Charter does not supersede U.S. law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Iowa
Korea
High Court
Iowa Supreme Court
U.N
United States
Frankfurter
Mack's Matinee Offers Classic Theatrical Lineup
Mack's Matinee unveils a varied program featuring The Greatest Gift, Variety Theatre, To Be Ann, World of Sweeney, Modern Romances, Pinky, Howdy-Doody, and Western Theatre with The News as the sponsor.
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Hawkins
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the News
Notorious and The Farmer's Daughter On State Theatre Program
Joseph Cotten appears in The Farmer's Daughter playing through Friday at the State Theatre. Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman also star in Notorious on the same program.
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Joseph Cotten
State Theatre
Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
Tee-Pee Capers Schedule Highlights Local Chorus
A 400 voice high school chorus appears in the Tee-Pee Capers program at the AHS gym on Wednesday at 7 45 p m The lineup includes the High School Choral Club Girls Concert Choir Madrigal Club and a Boys Quartet directed by Miss Mary Ruth Palmer with numerous named members across the groups.
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AHS
Mary Ruth Palmer
Dianne Actor
Paul Agnes
Tomya Baker
David Ball
Jim Barbie
Janet Bolen
Don Burris
Herb Cappel
Beverly Carrol
Gordon Chastain
Alice Day
del Dotson
Russel Dubois
Bill Duncan
Larry Ehle
Bob Erlandson
Judy Eubank
Ann Fishback
Bob Fitzgerald
Sharon Friend
Barry Garr
David Goacher
Bill Goldsmith
George Harris
Marjorie Hawkins
Debby Hess
Sarah Hopping
Julia Hudson
Jane Huntzinger
Jane Judkins
David Land
Neva Land
David Judkins
Barbara Leffel
Gene Lisby
Carol Loudenback
George Love
Joan Lowry
Mary Ann Mahan
Mike Maine
Richard Monroe
Don Muller
Rosalee Nealis
Sharon Nighbert
Judy Norris
Teddy Pancol
Jenny Pollard
Jack Ravage
Elbert Roeder
Jackie Rozelle
Dianne Sampson
John Schuster
Sandra Scott
Bill Smith
Larry Smith
Leland Smith
Jackie Sokol
Walter Staggs
Betty Stiner
Anita
Lonnie Iveson
DeAnna Jaques
Linda Johnson
Molly Lightfoot
Mary Livingston
Karen Lukins
Nancy Madren
Virginia Morford
Toby Meyers
Karen Norbury
Jean Petticrew
Dixie Rinker
Kay Ross
Nancy Schroeder
Janet Strader
Jean Anne Toush
Frances Wagner
Dianna Kay Watson
Joan Whelan
Patsey Widener
Wenneth Zimmerman
Madrigal Club
Dianne Achor
Herb Cappell
Tom Toombs
Mary Ann Wainer
CIO AFL Merger Meetings Arranged
About 500 AFL representatives will gather in Chicago in mid August to plan the merger with the CIO. Chicago Federation of Labor president William E. Lee said a one day AFL convention is set for August 11 to postpone the regular Sept. 15 meeting, shifting the AFL convention to December in New York, with the CIO convention then. The first merged convention is slated for December 5 in New York.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
William E. Lee
Chicago Federation of Labor
AFL
New York City
CIO
New York
Dairy chores demand most labor among farm animals
A Milwaukee report notes that a dairy cow needs roughly 160 additional man-hours per year compared with other farm animals. The finding highlights the labor intensity of dairy farming and its impact on farm operations in the region.
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Milwaukee
Speedy Polio Check Planned Across Indiana
The Indiana Department of Health announced plans for a rapid polio check statewide. Dr. A L Marshall urged doctors to report any suspected polio, indicate vaccination status, and weekly case reports will be sent to the U S Public Health Service. The two Indiana vaccine makers Eli Lilly Co and Pitman Moore Co will continue production and conduct their own safety checks.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Health
A. L. Marshall
Division of
Indiana
Leonard Scheele
Marshall
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
Eli Lilly & Co
Pitman-Moore Co
Underseas Atomic Blast Scheduled
The United States plans to explode a small yield nuclear device in the Pacific Ocean within days to test defenses against submarines. The underwater shot will occur far off the West Coast in an area free of fishing and shipping lanes with no observed witnesses.
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Washington
United States
Pacific Ocean
Defense Department
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
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Bikini
Joint Task Force 7
Adm
C. B. Momsen
Momsen
Navy
U.S
Barr Named New Chief as Avery Quits Ward's Chair
John A. Barr, 47, succeeds Sewell L. Avery as chairman of Montgomery Ward & Co after Avery, 81, resigns following a proxy battle with Louis E. Wolfson. Edmund A. Krider also resigns as president. Avery remains a director. Barr has led Ward's since 1932 and vows strong prospects amid a sound financial position.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Sewell L. Avery
John A. Barr
Louis E. Wolfson
Avery
Ward
Barr
Wolfson
Krider
United States Gypsum Co
Florida
John Barr
Akron
Ind
Indiana University
Ward's
Ex trustee charged in embezzlement case in Indiana
Clayte Fields former Jackson Township trustee faces a embezzlement charge for overpaying himself 2210 in salary and 325 in travel expenses according to Greene County grand jury indictment. He was arrested at a sister’s home near Bedford and released on 2000 bail.
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Bloomfield
P—Clayte Fields
Jackson Township
Fields
Bedford
Greene County
Moose Size Alaska's Largest Deer Family Giant
The Alaska moose weighs up to 1400 pounds making it the largest member of the deer family. Jerald O. Finney Back in Office Monday May 9.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Jerald O. Finney
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