New War Inevitable Says Thai Prime Minister Pibul
Prime Minister Pibulsonggram of Thailand told a New York press conference that World War III is inevitable, but he refused to say when or where. He noted wars often follow peace talks and lauded U S aid while pledging Thailand’s support for Western democracies. Defense Secretary Wilson backed Big Four disarmament talks with Russia, urging cautious optimism that peace is possible and warning against overoptimism about small temporary changes.
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Thailand
Pibulsongtram
New York
United States
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
Wilson
Washington
Anderson
Moscow
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Nikita Khruchose Cen
Maxwell D. Taylr
Anderson Retail Association
Shchey
Nikolai Bulganin
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Stu Anderson
Bulgaria
Taylor
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Pei
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U.S. State Department
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Chicago
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Korea
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Rome
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Floyd Stoelting
Leo Magers
L. R. Kemp
Anderson Country Club
Have
Tina
Tito To Meet Bulganin And Other Soviet Leaders
A photo caption notes Tito meeting Bulganin and other Soviet leaders. A six year old cocker spaniel named Tiny protects a month old wild rabbit in Decatur Illinois, one of four found by Mrs Elza Henderson’s youngsters in their yard. The dog belongs to neighbors next door.
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Tiny
Elza Henderson
Decatur
Taylor Named Army Staff Chief By the Shop
A scrambled report from Washington discusses military staffing and vaccine approvals. It mentions Taylor, Parke Davis, and Scheele in a context of health oversight, polio vaccine safety, and limited use suspension with expected doses reaching millions of people amid ongoing reviews. The piece notes Minnesota and other states awaiting data before full authorization.
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Washington
Governo
Parke, Davis Vaccine
Scheele
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis Co
Detroit
O.K
Parke, Davis & Co
Minnesota
Samuels
Spencer
Leonard A. Scheele
Lions Club Erect Tent Schedule Changes For Today
Weather delays push Anderson Lions Club to erect the world’s largest tent at Athletics Park for the Merchants and Manufacturers Home Show starting tonight at 7. Exhibitors expect to begin setup by 2 30 PM and finish by late evening. Parke Davis products attract vaccine talks as polio inoculation pauses draw official comment.
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Anderson Lions Club
Athletics Park
Merchants and Manufacturers
Harvey Neal
William Hammons
Charles Roof
Washington
Davis
Memorial Poppy Drive Planned and Meetings Held
Plans for the annual memorial poppy sale were announced by George Hackett American Legion Auxiliary officials. Mrs. Letha Hall is chairwoman. members meet at the post home at 10 pm with the Junior Auxiliary to map plans. Other units in Anderson and the Veterans of Foreign Wars conduct similar drives to fund welfare and hospital work.
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George Hackett American Legion Auxiliary
Letha Hall
Anderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
West, Russia Remain Divided On Arms Curbs
Disarmament talks show continued split between the West and Russia over verification and guarantees. A reconvened Ward stockholders meeting in New York highlighted factions and proxy battles tied to control of Ward's board. Weaker factions and resignations altered the slate as tension over disarmament terms persisted.
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Russia
Washington
Ageuielil Tecuru
Ward
Borg-Warner Heir Dies In Embankment Fall
An embankment fall led to the death of a Borg-Warner heir in Pasadena California. Mrs Papazian the wife of George Papazian told police she found him after a fall from a fire escape following a dinner. Authorities listed the death as accidental with Warner dying from a broken neck. The Papazians were married about six years. The family business links trace to Warner Electric Co and Borg-Warner Corp.
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Borg-Warner
Embankment Fall
Pasadena
Calif
George Papazian
Army
Mer
Papazians
Wall
Warner
Thomas W. Warner Sr
Warner Electric Co
Muncie
Ind
Warner Gear Co
Borg-Warner Corp
Warner Manufacturing Co
Toledo
Administration official labels foreign aid as cheap insurance
A high administration official described foreign military assistance as a cheap insurance premium for national security. Assistant Secretary of Defense H. Struve Hensel told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Korean War cost the U S about 18 billion dollars, while 11 billion had been spent on equipment for allies in the past five years. Continued on page 6.
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Struve Hensel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Coleme
Plans for Exceptional Children Parley at Anderson College
The Indiana Council for Exceptional Children meets today in Anderson College men's residence hall main lounge. Starts 10:30 am with attendees from many cities. Dr John A Morrison will give the welcome. Luncheon at 12:20 pm features Louise Brunbaugh speaking Being Different Can Be Good. Music by students directed by Ross Eckstrom. Afternoon visits to Park Place School for Exceptional Children.
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John A. Morrison
Louise Brunbaugh
Bureau of Research and Measurement
Fort Wayne Public Schools
Ross Eckstrom
Park Place
Amierson
Chicago Police Capture Opossum and Its Four Cubs
Police on the Northwest Side found an opossum wandering along Racine Avenue and brought it to Racine Avenue station where it gave birth to four offspring. Desk Sgt. Robert Conley joked about booking the animal for carrying concealed possums.
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Chicago
Northwest Side Street
Racine Avenue
Robert Conley
Friday the 13th Brings Quick Sale of Girls Bicycle
An Anderson resident found Friday lucky as a 24 inch girls bicycle sold quickly via Herald-Bulletin Want Ad. The ad drew a ready buyer, illustrating the paper’s service. The note invites readers to use the Want Ads and calls for dialing 3-5371 to charge an ad.
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Herald-Bulletin
Anderson
Gand
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Anderson Herald
District Scout Camporee Cancelled At Markleville Site
Madison County Boy Scouts cancelled the Mounds District Camporee planned for today and Sunday at Stowe's Lake near Markleville. Don E. Collins cited Friday rain making the camping area inaccessible, preventing demonstrations. Registrations had been high with many Anderson Scouts and leaders slated to participate.
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Madison
Boy Scouts
Markleville
Don E. Collins
Collins
Stowe's Lake
Anderson
Peterson Urges Civil Defense Emphasis at Press Meeting
Val Peterson federal civil defense administrator urged Chicago newspaper publishers to stress civil defense in their coverage. He warned the program may be needed until diplomats secure permanent peace or U.S. military power guarantees no attacker threat. He spoke at the Inland Daily Press Association spring meeting.
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Chicago
Val Peterson
United States
Peterson
Inland Daily
Press Ass
William G Wood Referred To Psychiatric Exam In Disorderly Charge
William G Wood, 55, appeared before Judge Hyman Feldman on a disorderly conduct charge. Feldman ordered psychiatric examination and set a high bond to keep him in custody until the May 26 hearing. Feldman, who had aided Wood’s rehabilitation, was pictured with Wood shaking hands and John Collins, the judge’s assistant, in the AP Wirephoto.
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William G. Wood
Hyman Feldman
Feldman
Wood
John Collins
Herald to Publish Pictorial Feature on Alexandria
The Herald announces an eighth in a series of pictorial features on Madison County towns. Sunday’s issue will showcase Alexandria life, business and history with a full page prepared by a Herald staff correspondent in the city.
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Madison County
The
Herald
Alexandria
Ho's Forces Take Over As French End North Indochina Withdrawal
Ho Chi Minh praised troops as Ho’s forces take control of Haiphong and parts of North Indochina as French withdrawal ends. Gen Rene Cogny lands as Vietminh units move into four districts, prompting a police hunt for collaborators while the port sees last French troops boarding transports.
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Indochina
Boq Son
Haiphong
North Indochina
Ho Chi
Minh
Dien
Chu
Rene Cogny
Pasquier
Coloma
Eight County Men Inducted Into Army At Indianapolis
Eight county men were inducted into the Army in Indianapolis as recorded by the Madison County Selective Service Board 48. Recipients include Newell M. Hull and Donald W. Wolff of Anderson Virgil R. Eldridge of Chesterfield and James E. Singer of Elwood. Trustees listed are James B. Petry and Clarence B. Stout of Anderson Bruce W. Johnson of Alexandria and Robert C. Walters of Middletown.
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Indianapolis
Madison County Selective Service Board
Newell M. Hull
Donald W. Wolff
Anderson
Virgil R. Eldridge
Chesterfield
James E. Singer
Elwood
James B. Petry
Clarence B. Stout
Bruce W. Johnson
Alexandria
Robert C. Walters
Middletown
New Arrivals in Anderson Area
Yesterday at St John’s Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Phillips of Mexandria. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs James Swinford of 122 E 38th St and another boy to Mr and Mrs Harry Evans of 842 Canaday Dr. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Gilley of Markieville. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bobby Stanley of Chesterfield. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Glen Woods of 4628 Southview Dr.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ernest Philips
Mexandria
James Swinford
E. 38Th
Harry Evans
Canaday Dr
Robert Gilley
Markieville
Bobby Stanley
Chesterfield
Glen Woods
Southview Dr
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London
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Kremlin
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Thomas
William Warner Jr
Bronx
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General Motors Auto Parts
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Alabama
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