Indiana party chairmen swap votes in disputed statewide race
Report details district chairmen and vice chairmen shifts as factions led by Capehart and Craig claim wins. Notable changes include 9th district ousting long-time chairman Jack Morgan and 4th district replacing Roy Jones with George Chambers, with several districts seeing contested loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meft Hall
Auburn
Craig
Roy Jones
Topeka
Alvin Cast
Kentland
Leland Smith
Logansport
Capehart
Smith
Jane Harrington
Chesterton
Craig Forces
Charles Ainley
Goshen
Stewart Robertson
Plymouth
Vernon Anderson
Hammond
Marie Haymaker
Gary
Charles W. Ainsley
Emmett Hall
George Chambers
Anderson
Clara Coyner
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Marjorie Snyder
Ivan H
Jack) Morgan
Bannister
Kenneth D. Osborn
la Porte
Ainsley
Bruce Kixmiller
Bicknell
Kellams
the &Th
Fred Malotte
Petersburg
Reed
Cast
Marion County
H. Dale Brown
Palmer K. Ward
Senators seek public cross examination in Army McCarthy hearings
The six principals in the Army McCarthy dispute are set for public televised testimony with cross examination, as Dirksen proposes open sessions and Mundt moves to allow limited closed testimony. McCarthy savages Welch while Welch defends the plan and Stevens weighs in via phone as the standoff drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
McCarthy
Dirksen
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Mundt
Army
Welch
Solemmg
Senate
G. David Schine
Boston
Wisconsin
Molotov Fights Vietminh Armistice Plan For Indochina
Molotov said the Vietminh armistice proposals along with France's could form the basis for discussion. The French have not rejected the Vietminh proposals, the spokesman stated, while the United States warns the plans could lead to Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia under Communist control. British and American spokesmen commented on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
France
United States
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
West German Socialists Demand Peace Treaty and UN Entry
A special Social Democratic commission urged a peace treaty for a reunified Germany and full UN membership. It endorsed equal Western security participation but rejected the six nation European Defense Community proposal, arguing it would hinder peaceful unification by placing 500000 German troops in the EDC.
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Germany
United Nations
Special Commission
European Defense Community
EDC
Senate sends $505 million dust storm aid bill to Eisenhower
The Senate approved a $505 218 000 money bill for dust storm relief in the southwest. It provides that land owners and farmers may be paid $1 25 per acre for anti wind erosion work since March 30. President Eisenhower had already advanced $10 million in emergency funds for this purpose.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Southwest
Parade Highlights Colorful Military Display At Civic Event
A large crowd watched a lengthy program featuring marching units, bands, drum corps and military equipment displays. Numerous floats from merchants and business groups added color to the procession, keeping spectators engaged throughout the event.
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Page One
Ling
Gene Jones
Jack Misner
Bernie Branch
George Stolz
Ray Heller
Miller Huggins
Tommy Robinson
Auto inspection results trigger widespread checks
A list cites defects found Tuesday across many dealers including 1 308 H. Motor Company and Mitchell Motors. Defects include bad brakes improper exhaust no horn faulty wipers and more with many license and light issues noted. Police will establish unannounced blockades through May and June and require compulsory vehicle examinations. failed vehicles receive warning tickets and five day repair orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Motor Company
Arrow Pontiac
Mitchell Motors
Hunter Chevrolet
Broadway Sales
W. C. McLain
Heckaman Buick
Phillips Motors
Job in That Area of the World
A brief note describes a position available in a distant region, noting local conditions and opportunities. It emphasizes the need for readiness to relocate and adapt to new duties, without supplying specific company or salary details.
Defense budget fights and church award mix in late 1950s news
Congress debated defense funding with Pentagon leaders pushing about 15 000 airmen and new wings while opposing cuts. Senator Maybank and others questioned ground forces reductions as re enlistments declined from 59 to 31 percent. The House cut more than 1 200 000 000 in defense funds, prompting restoration pleas. In Plainfield New Jersey Reverend Colgan announced Konrad Adenauer would receive the Blue Army Peace Award for combating communism.
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Hannan
Sens. Maybank
Hannah
Pentagon
Senate
House
Air Force
Eisenhower
Harold V. Colgan
Plainfield
N. J
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Blue Army of
Our Lady of Fatima
Defense
Colgen
Congress
New Zealand Sailors Reach Seattle After 42 Day Ocean Crossing
Dennis Ryan and Ronald Helmer arrived in Weah Bay Seattle after a 42 day voyage across the Pacific via Hawaii in their 34 foot sloop the skyline. Coast Guard reported them in good condition. Crossing time had been about 30 days.
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Weah Bay
Seattle
Wash
Pacific
Hawaii
Skyline
Dennis Ryan
Ronald Helmer
Coast Guard
Dulles defends policy and rebukes Red expansion
Secretary of State Dulles praises bipartisan cooperation in shaping foreign policy and denounces Communist China as an aggressor. He rejects claims of a Geneva defeat, defends immediate retaliation, and dismisses a Red backed Indochina cease fire as unacceptable.
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China
Geneva
Indochina
Dulles
Funeral services set for Luther Glass at People’s Church
Luther Glass 75 of 2113 Jefferson St died 11 32 p m Monday at St. John s Hospital after 52 years in Anderson He worked as building superintendent of Citizens Bank and earlier with Nicholson Fire Company 11 years He is survived by widow Luella Pitts two sons Herbert D Glass of Anderson and Paul W Glass of Indianapolis a stepson Harold R Pitts of Lafayette and several nieces and nephews The body lies at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with viewing after 7 30 p m today Services 2 p m Thursday at People s Church 5th and John Sts conducted by Rev Joseph Hunting Interment East Maplewood Cemetery He was born in Knoxville Tenn married in Covington Ky in 1937.
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Luther Glass
Jefferson St
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
People’s Church
5Th and John Sts
Joseph Hunting
East Maplewood
Knoxville
Tenn
Glass
Anderson
Citizens Bank
Nicholson Fire Company
Luella Pitts
Covington
Alex Foster Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Alex Foster, 76, will be held Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in Friendship Baptist Church with Rev J C Williams and Rev R C McBride. Interment follows at Pleasant Walk Cemetery. He died at his daughter’s home, Mrs Katie Lou Alexander, 2206 Halford Street, Tuesday. Friends may visit at Leonard P Underwood Funeral Home after 6 p m Wednesday.
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Alex Foster
Katie Lou Alexander
Halford St
Friendship Baptist Church
J. C. Williams
R. C. McBride
Pleasant Walk
Leonard P. Underwood
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Valerie Jo Saunders died six hours after birth at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at New Columbus Lutheran Cemetery. Survivors include the twin sister Sharon Kay another sister, maternal grandfather Clayton McDonald Rt J Wilkinson, paternal grandparents Edwin and spouse, plus aunts and many relatives.
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Valerie Jo Saunders
Markleville
Harold Saunders
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
C. Rector
New Columbus’ Lutheran Cemetery
Sharon Kay
Clayton McDonald
Rt. J. Wilkinson
Edwin Saunders
New Columbus
Funeral services for William C. Turner
Funeral services for William C. Turner aged 78 who died Monday at his home will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev Garfield Steedman officiating. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. There will be Masonic services.
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William C. Turner
Fisher Brothers
Garfield Steedman
Brookside
Funeral Rites for Roscoe C Huffman Held in Noblesville
Final rites for Roscoe C Huffman 76 lifelong resident who died Saturday at Riverview Hospital Noblesville will be held at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with friends receiving. Interment is in Brookside Cemetery.
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Roscoe C. Huffman
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Brookside Cemetery
Anderson Obituary: Daniel E. Taylor 78
Daniel E. Taylor 78 died suddenly at 12:30 p.m. in the home of his son Cecil Taylor 817 Woodlawn Dr. Born Feb 28 1876 in White County Ill he farmed all his life retiring ten years ago then moved to Mills Shoals to live with Cecil. Surviving are widow Nettie Day Taylor four sons Cecil Walter Roy Lloyd one sister Mrs Bertha Johnson 16 grandchildren six great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services in Antioch G B Church with burial at church cemetery after body shipped to E Nale Funeral Home Fairfield Illinois.
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Daniel E. Taylor
Cecil Taylor
Woodlawn Dr
White County
Ill
Taylor
Anti- G. B
Mills Shoals
Harold E. Rozelle
E. Nale
Fairfield
Antioch G. B. Church
Church
Nettie Day Taylor
Cecil
Walter
Mill Shoals
Roy
New Castle
Lloyd
Burnt Prairie
Bertha Johnson
Death Notice of William O. Ray in Kokomo
William O. Ray, 54, of Kokomo died Monday at St. Joseph’s Hospital after two weeks as a patient. He worked at Delco-Remy and later Delco Radio for 17 years. A member of Main Street Christian Church and local Elks Lodge, he is survived by his widow Marie and many siblings and nieces and nephews in Switzerland. Funeral services at Fenn Funeral Home 1 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. J. M. Riley, burial in Memorial Park. viewing after 2 p.m. today.
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Kokomo
William O. Ray
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ray
Delco-Remy
Delco Radio
Main Street Christian Church
Masonic and
Elks Lodges
Fenn Funeral
J. M. Riley
Memorial Park
Marie
Switzerland
Death of George M. Lanane in Manhattan Beach
Virgil and Forrest Lanane report the death of their brother George M. Lanane a former Delco Remy employee and operator of the Green Lantern dance pavilion in Manhattan Beach California He died of a heart attack at his home 3412 Walnut St Manhattan Beach Surviving are his widow Marjorie a daughter Jean and a son Donald all in California Lanane left this city six years ago
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Virgil
Forrest Lanane
Manhattan Beach
Calif
George M. Lanane
Delco-Remy
Green Lantern
Mr. Lanane
Walnut St
Marjorie
Jean
Donald
California
What Economic Progress Means To Americans
The speaker urged immediate start of a positive and effective economic program. He outlined the nation’s present needs and argued for a concrete plan to deliver growth and opportunity for Americans.
Shuman Office Closure Notice at Morton Street
Dr. R. E. Shuman announces his office at 807 Morton Street will be closed from May 15 through June 4. The period covers a temporary absence with no patient appointments during these dates.
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R. E. Shuman
D.C
Morton St
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Paul W. Glass
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