Six youths tied to wide burglary spree across five Indiana counties
Sheriff Merle Remley said six youths, under arrest, may be linked to 75 to 100 burglaries in five western Indiana counties. Two suspects were nabbed in Fowlerville Michigan as they tried to flee. Others held include Ran jal McCandless, 19, of Mace, Lawrence E. Thompson, 18, of Wingate, and two teenage boys aged 14 and 16. Authorities say McCandless implicated Utterback in a Wayne town safecracking last March 1.
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Ind
Merle Remley
Indiana
Fowlerville
Mich
Donald Utterback
Walter Wlood
Roachdale
Ranjal McCandless
Mace
Lawrence E. Thompson
Wingate
Remley
Thompson
McCandless
Utterpack
Waynetown
Utterback
Michigan
Floyd
Jack Fisher
Air Force Reserve Flight Meeting Tonight
Members of Flight A-9596 met in regular session with Maj. Fred Fulier in charge. Speakers included T-Sgt. Charles Thomason on training specialization and Lt. Joe Kettner on military justice. Meetings are Mondays at 7 30 at the Navy Reserve building in North Anderson.
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Fred Fulier
Jon
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Munleie
Joe Kettner
Myron Huntzinger
Suspects Admit Burglary Ring In Multiple Towns
Three men from Wayne town and three from Darlington signed statements admitting burglaries in those areas. He believed they were involved in other counties including Fountain, Benton, White, and Tippecanoe. At Howell Michigan Sheriff Gehringer said Utterback and Floyd gave no statements to state police. Police recognized their car from a teletype description.
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Darlington
Fountain
Benton, White
Tippecanoe Counties
Howell
Mich
Lawrence Gehringer
Utterback
Floyd
Michigan
Jarrett Named Winner Of Road E O
Rex Jarrett of Frankton won the annual Jay cee sponsored Road E O held Saturday in the Planta Delco Remy parking lot. Jerry Wood Lapel placed second William Penn Anderson third Joe L Martin Anderson fourth James Withite Anderson fifth. Awards will be presented by Robert Lowe at a dinner next Tuesday in the YMCA. Judges were Police Chief J D Coen State Trooper John Cook Mr Lowe and Assistant Chief Arthur Chittick.
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Joe L. Martin
James Withite
Robert Lowe
Anderson Association of Insurance Agents
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J. D. Coen
John Cook
Mr. Lowe
Arthur Chittick
Justices Deny Plea on Burial Rights Suit
The Supreme Court refused to rule on whether a widow can sue an Iowa cemetery for denying burial to an American Indian killed in wartime. The majority stressed last year’s 4-4 decision shows no split on charter supremacy, while Iowa’s ruling held the UN Charter has no application to private conduct of U S citizens.
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Robert Mitchum
Confidential Magazine
Hollywood
Aly ‘Hamburger
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Su Jperior
Charles’ * Laughton
Paul Greg- Story
New York
Robert Harrison
Ajmagazine
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AP Picture Winner Chosen for 1954 Photography Prize
Los Angeles Times staff photographer Jack Gaunt won the AP national contest for excellence in news photography for "Cruel Waves" showing a couple watching their son swept to sea. The image also won the Pulitzer Prize, making history as the first to win both awards.
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Ind
Jack Gaunt
Los Angeles Times
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George M. Wardell
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Thomas Inmann
News and Observer
Raleigh
N.C
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Tuesday Radio and TV Mock’s Matines Gr a Gift Variety
Readable fragments describe a Tuesday schedule featuring radio and TV programs including Variety acts and a Fireside Theatre. Mentions The News and Weather Life segments with shows like Amos ’n Andy and World of Sweeney.
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CIO AFL Merger Meetings Arranged in Chicago and New York
About 500 AFL representatives will meet in Chicago in mid August to discuss merging with the CIO. William E. Lee says the AFL will hold a one day convention August 12 to postpone the regular AFL meeting, moving the convention to December 1 and 7 in New York City alongside the CIO convention. The first merged convention is slated for New York on December. Dairy chores: Milwaukee dairy cow requires about 160 more man hours annually than any other farm animal.
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New York
Milwaukee
Tee-Pee Capers Scheduled Here
A chorus of 400 high school students will perform in the AHS gym on Wednesday at 7 45 p m. The program includes the High School Choral Club Girls Concert Choir Madrigal Club and a Boys Quartet directed by Miss Mary Ruth Palmer.
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Jim Barbie
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Betty Stiner
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Jon Walker
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Sharon Wilson
Norman Woodard
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Ruth Barr
Ann Calvin
Kay Cappel
Darlene Carey
Lana Dennison
Thyra Douglas
Nancy Garr
Paula Heiden
Carolyn Hood
Susie Huntzinger
Lonnie Iveson
DeAnna Jaques
Linda Johnson
Molly Lightfoot
Mary Livingston
Karen Lukins
Nancy Madren
Virginia Morford
Toby Meyers
Karen Norbury
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Patsey Widener
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Madrigal Club
Dianne Achor
Herb Cappell
Larry Eble
Ann Fishback
David Goacher
Judy Norris
Jane Huntzinger
Bill Smith
Speedy Polio Check Planned in Indiana
The Indiana Department of Health outlined a quick polio check plan with doctors instructed to report any diagnosed polio cases by telephone. They seek to verify if patients received the first Salk vaccine dose and note the status of the second round of shots while delaying further vaccinations. Weekly polio case reports will be sent to the U.S. Public Health Service. Eli Lilly & Co. and Pitman Moore Co. will continue production with internal safety checks.
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Indiana Department of Health
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Marshall
U.S. Public Health Service
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Eli Lilly &Co
Pitman-Moore Co
Avery Quits Ward's Names John Barr as New Chief
In Chicago Montgomery Ward & Co. elevates John A. Barr to chairman after Sewell L. Avery resigns following a proxy battle with Louis E. Wolfson. Barr, 47, has led Ward's since 1932 and vows strong prospects as Edmund Krider steps down from the presidency. Avery remains a director while Wolfson claims Barr must prove himself.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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Ward
Barr
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New York
Wolfson
Barry
Wolf Ison
Krider
United States
Underseas Atomic Test Planned Off Pacific Coast
The Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission will conduct a underwater atomic test in the Pacific several hundred miles off the West Coast. A small yield device will be used to test defenses against submarines with surface ships possibly in the area. The 1946 Bikini blast was the first publicly announced underwater atomic test.
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United States
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Defense Department
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
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Bikini
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Momsen
U.S
Moose Size Largest Deer Family in Alaska
The Alaska moose weighs up to 1400 pounds and is the largest member of the deer family. Jerald C. Finney is back in office on Monday May 9.
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Alaska
Jerald C. Finney
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