Farm Bill Battle Grows Over Livestock Supports
Senate Agriculture Committee chair Ellender urged starting a new 1.2 billion soil bank bill as a House farm bill already on the table faces Eisenhower administration veto. Aiken warns retention of rye and grain supports could trigger a veto conflict. In parallel, a revolt in northeastern Tibet against Chinese rule and six Western ministers plan a Venice meeting to draft a European atomic pool and common market.
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Senate
Allen Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Eisenhower
Ellender
George D. Aiken
Venice
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Paris
French Forces Strike Back in Algeria Insurgency
Counter thrusts by French legionnaires paratroopers and Navy commandos target rebel marauders after raids kill over 250 in Algeria in the last two days. Reinforcements poured in as the operation intensified.
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Navy
Algeria
AEC Announces New Security Risk Procedure
The Atomic Energy Commission unveiled a new security risk program using common sense to judge who may handle atomic secrets. The policy allows cross examination via witnesses when possible and notes that confidential informants may limit confrontation.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Security Board
George Withdraws From Senate Bid to Accept NATO Post
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia, 78, withdrew his re election bid as President Eisenhower offered him a top foreign policy role. The President named George as a personal representative and special ambassador to NATO, seeking his expertise in world affairs.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Senate
Eisenhower
George
Georgia
Capitol
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Senate committee approves catch-all farm bill with soil bank
The Senate Agriculture Committee advanced a bill authorizing a 1.2 billion soil bank for President Eisenhower, while banning prepayments. It raises price supports on feed grains and keeps higher parity for corn peanuts and wheat, with a two-year freeze and a two-price system for rice.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
House
aUcu
Soil Bank
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Senate
Sol Bank
Benson
Madison County Primary Winners Named in Tuesday Vote
The Madison County canvassing board completed the official tally at 5 30 a m and signed the return sheets. County Clerk Joseph H Armington began preparing nominating certificates for Republican winners including Sid M Cleveland for Superior Court Judge George McDermott for state senator Dale Flora and Arthur Atwell for state representative Fred Hiday for county coroner Harold E Smith for County Surveyor Clifton Paddock for middle district commissioner and John W Hershberger for south district commissioner. John W Beamer and W L Hollingsworth were unopposed for renomination.
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Madison County
Joseph H. Armington
Sid M. Cleveland
Superior Court
George McDermott
Dale Flora
Arthur Atwell
Fred Hiday
Harold E. Smith
Clifton Paddock
John W. Hershberger
John W. Beamer
W. L. Hollingsworth
Indiana Lake County GOP primary tightens Eisenhower lead
Late returns from Indiana show Kefauver narrowing Eisenhower's margin in the states' Democratic stronghold. Kefauver led 25 451 to 14 958 in Lake County while county officials awaited full canvass for uncontested races. The Hoosier presidential primary drew an exceptionally light vote, far below predictions and the 1952 total.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Lake County
Gary-Hammond-East
Chicago
Kefauver
America
British cats vanish into coonskin caps say count
Viscount Scarsdale told the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals that cats are disappearing and ending up as Davy Crockett type coonskin caps. He cited at least 20 cases he knows of.
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Derby
England
Viscount Scarsdale
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Disgusted Wife Seeks Dish Help In Classified Ad
A homemaker laments constant dishwashing while family avoids help and hints that want ads can solve chores. An ad offers ironing and laundry services for men’s shirts and children’s clothing with pickup and delivery. The advertiser claims several new customers from the ad and invites readers to call for solutions.
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Bulletin-Herald
Purse Containing Over $300 Lost At Shadyside Park
An Anderson family searches for a purse that held more than 300 dollars saved over months to fund a California trip for an 11 year old and his mother. Police report the money came from a savings account to buy travelers checks and was with her after baseball practice at Shadyside Park.
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Shadyside Park
Anderson
California
Automakers Report 8260 Cars Checked With 637 Defects Found
Over three days during the Check Your Car Check Accidents campaign, 8,260 cars were inspected with 637 defects recorded. Brake and rear light faults dominate the tally, while headlight work by Amvets concluded in North Anderson. Additional checks were scheduled at Delco Remy Plant 11 and Guide Lamp Division parking lots.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Police Department Chamber
Leo Majors
Robert Bowen
Robert McLain
W. C. McLain Motors
Lionel Hakes
Hakes
Pontiac
Floyd Cline
Anderson Police Traffic Department
Delco- Remy
Delco
Guide Lamp Division
Amvets
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Fall Causes Death in Indiana Voting Place Incident
Edward E. Robbins of Muncie died from head injuries after slipping on votes steps losing balance and falling. He was 50. The incident occurred Tuesday with the death reported Wednesday according to local authorities.
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Muncie, Ind
Edward E. Robbins
Muncie
Isle Of Science Open House At GM Tech Center Visit
Delco Remy engineers will present an open house on May 16 across eight Anderson plants with Plant 5 closed. The event features an Aisle of Science, guided tours of Engineering and Research Labs, and three dimensional Sound in the Round effects at the Theme Center in Plant 1.
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Delco-Remy
Amelia Beeman
Janice Fritz
Thomas R. McMahan
McMahan
General Motors Technical Center
Warren
Mich
Dela-Remy
General Motors
Anderson
Plant 1
24Th St
Columbus Ave
Safety Group To Discuss Driver Education Plan
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee meets at the Anderson Country Club for a noon luncheon with C Wesley Dane of the Indiana Department of Public Instruction as speaker. Talks will cover proposed driver training in Indiana schools and a possible push before the 1955 General Assembly.
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C. Wesley Dane
Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
Anderson Country Club
Leo Magers
Indiana
Anderson Chamber Group
Indiana General Assembly
Ralph Ferguson
Leo Provence
G. E. Ebbertt
Don Gwinnup
Floyd Stoelting
Weather Outlook for Indiana Turns Cloudy and Cooler
Forecasters in the Indianapolis Weather Bureau predict mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures across central Indiana with highs from 65 to 75 degrees. Showers and thunderstorms are possible Friday across much of the state, with regional highs ranging 55 to 80 as lows dip to 50 to 65.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
South Bend
Goshen
Evansville
Upstate
Plans For Fire Award Dinner May 17 Readied
Officials of the Anderson Association of Insurance Agents advance plans for a fire prevention awards dinner at the Anderson Country Club at 6 30 p m May 17 in cooperation with the Fire Prevention Committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce. Guests include Mayor Ralph Ferguson Alexandria Mayor Wendell Woosnam and Guide Lamp Division manager C A Michel.
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Anderson Association of Insurance Agents
Anderson Country Club
Burgess McCreary
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Alexandria
National Fire Protection Association
Indiana
Guide
Robert Lowe
Incal Insurance Group
Chamber Fire Prevention Committee
Ralph Ferguson
Wendell Woosnam
C. A. Michel
Guide Lamp
John Brown
L. R. Kemp
Chamber
Richard S. Howe
Howard Webb
Pendleton youth injured in auto bicycle wreck
Allen Zehring aged 9 of 311 Laurel Street Pendleton sustained head and facial injuries and a broken right leg when struck by a car while riding a bicycle on Ind 67 at Water Street junction east of Pendleton about 3 30 p m. He was taken to St John s Hospital in a Cornell Bright ambulance with a fair condition reported last night. Deputies Robert Simmons and Max Zent investigated the accident.
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Allen Zehring
Laurel St
Pendleton
Water St
Zehring
St. John’s Hospital
Cornell Bright
Robert Simmons
Max Zent
Ike's Popularity In Key Midwest Farm States Shown By Primaries
President Eisenhower showed strong support in Indiana as five state primaries were counted. Indiana's unofficial totals gave Ike 354,546 votes to 13,312 for Daly with Kefauver at 217,499. Final results awaited in Lake County. Kefauver’s team called the vote a clear-cut test.
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Ike
Midwest
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Florida
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
New Mexico
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Lar Daly
Kefauver
Tennessee
Lake County
Wabash County
F. Joseph Donohue
Delegates Listed for GOP State Convention from County Units
Delegates elected in Tuesdays primary and precinct committeemen were listed after an official canvass of 74 precincts. Parties plan organization meetings at the courthouse Saturday with Republican delegates named from Adams, Anderson, Boone, Cassius Mauzy, Paul A. Adams, Sid M. Cleveland, W. R. Ellsworth, Paul W. Kelley, Robert M. Wagner and other units.
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Adams Township
Cassius Mauzy
Anderson Township
Paul A. Adams
A. Q. Barnes
William Byer
Sid M. Cleveland
C. C. Davisson
British hang two Greek Cypriots in Cyprus
Soldiers at the main prison in Nicosia spread a report that two 23 year old Greek Cypriots, Michael Karolis and Andreas Demetrious, were hanged for political crimes after their final clemency appeal. The men reportedly faced dawn executions as British troops guarded the prison and Athens saw deadly rioting leaving four dead and 191 injured.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Central
Michael Karolis
Andreas Demetrious
Athens
Britain
United States
U.S. Information Service Office
Anderson College Honors Six For Phi Beta Kappa
Six students at Anderson College will be inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa honor society during an Honors Day convocation at 10:20 this morning in Park Place Church of God. Dr. Robert H. Farber of DePauw University will deliver the principal address with five juniors and a senior receiving insignia.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Farber
DePauw University
Park Place
University At DePauw University
Phi Beta Kappa
Dean Farber
Management Club Hears Publisher Installs Officers
The Anderson and Madison County Industrial Management Club installed new officers at a YMCA ceremony last night. Spearheading as principal speaker was Mack Sauer of Leesburg Ohio, a well known humorist and newspaper publisher. Reverend Eldon M Petry gave the invocation and retiring president Leland Boren closed his year as head of the club.
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Anderson and Madison County Industrial Management Club
YMCA
Mack Sauer
Leesburg
Ohio
Eldon M. Petry
Church of the Brethren
Leland Boren
Pierce
New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital
Newborns announced at St. John’s Hospital include a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Vaughn of 2036 E 6th St a girl to Mr and Mrs James Wilhoite Rt 2 a girl to Mr and Mrs George Kellams 1103 W 13th St a boy to Mr and Mrs Calvin Lemons 2241 St Charles St a boy to Mr and Mrs George Brown Ingalls a girl to Mr and Mrs Don Modlin 1021 St Charles St a girl to Mr and Mrs Seabert Oakes 123 E 18th St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Donald Vaughn
E. 6Th St
James Wilhoite
George Kellams
W. 13Th St
Calvin Lemons
St. Charles St
George Brown
Ingalls
Don Modlin
Seabert Oakes
E. 18Th St
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