Farm Measure Change Debated in Senate
The Senate debated for four hours a proposed change to last year’s farm bill, postponing a vote to next Tuesday. It would allow conservation payments to farmers regardless of strict adherence to acreage limits or basic crops. Senator Humphrey said the Department of Agriculture fully supports the change, while Senator Holland urged a substitute proposing exemptions and limited wheat farming for basic consumption under acreage control.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Department of Agriculture
Holland
D-Fla
Department
Atomic ship plan blocked by government delay clash
Bonner voices frustration over Budget Bureau absence at hearing on President Eisenhower's atomic merchant ship proposal. Administration witnesses cite costs of 30 to 35 million dollars while Senate and House atomic energy members voice doubts amid allegations of blocked testimony and slow agency cooperation. In Indiana, crossing crashes rise with 27 deaths in first quarter, mostly in March, while total traffic fatalities drop 15 percent to 238.
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Washington
Bonner
D-Nc
House Merchant Marine Committee
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
North Carolinaian
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Truck Driving Pact Reached in Bedford Area
CUMBERLAND Md local 453 of the AFL Teamsters announced a three year contract with six national trucking firms. The agreement includes annual pay raises a health and welfare fund and a pension plan. 375 local members employed by firms in the Bedford Pa area are covered. Firms include Eastern Motor Express Daniels Motor Freight Spectre Motor Service Mid-States Freight Lines Copper Jarrett Motor Freight Chicago Express Bound Brook N J.
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Cumberland
AFL Teamsters
C. E. Stutzman
Bedford
Eastern Motor Express
Terre Haute
Ind
Daniels Motor Freight
Warren
Ohio
Spector Motor Service
Mid-States Freight Lines Inc
Copper- Jarrett Motor Freight Lines Inc
Chicago
Chicago Express Inc
Bound Brook
Benson Proclaims Rigid Wheat Curbs
Benson Friday proposed a 4-9 Big Ten baseball victory over Indiana amid calls for rigid marketing quotas for the 1956 wheat crop. He aims to submit the issue to a referendum of growers June 2 to approve or reject a plan capping plantings at 55 million acres, similar to a postwar peak. Hayes, School, and Bock led scoring in the game, with Leber earning the save. The report also notes a tragic ferry collision near Takamatsu, Japan, and a Boston win sparked by Gene Stephens’ walk-off in the ninth, delayed by rain and protested by the Athletics manager.
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Iowa City
Towa
Don Bock
Washington
Benson
Albin Hayes
Indiana
Hayes
James
Bock
Leber
Boston
Gene Stephens
Kansas City
Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Lubanski and Carter Fail To Disturb The Leaders
Lubanski and Carter of Detroit, members of the Stroh's Beer team, failed to shake the American Bowling Congress leaders and moved into 10th place in doubles with 1275. Lubanski 639 and Carter 636. Lubanski added 660 in singles. Leader Pfeiffer's Beer leads team standings at 3136, with Gerzine 733 in singles and Pacropis and Zoeller 1365 in doubles, Bujack leading all events with 1993. MISSES PRACTICE SUNNINGDALE England U S Walker Cup captain Campbell missed opening practice due to a cold ahead of May 2021 matches. Nine-man team to practice at St Andrews this weekend.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ed Lubanski
Pete Carter
Detroit
Stroh’s
Lubanski
Carter
Kinco Iwafuchi
Chicago
Pfeiffer
Sunningdale
England
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Britain
St. Andrews
Scotland
National science prize and postwar world leaders summit
A long-gested science prize in the United States honors craftsmanship and a young inventor. Molotov travels toward discussions with Western ministers on a likely summit involving Eisenhower Bulganin and Khrushchev, while Adlai Stevenson is urged as Democrats' next presidential candidate. Tito seeks independence, Yugoslavia strengthens ties with the United States and NATO partners as Trieste issues loom.
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Sparkman
ADLAT
New York
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Adlai Stevenson
Georgi Malenkoyi
Stevenson
Borg Warner Case Links To Former Spouse Web
Officers said Warner longtime businessman and heiress from Las Vegas married and divorced multiple times. He lived with his mother Mrs Nettie Warner who was hospitalized after shock. Warner’s marriages include Virginia, Jean MacDonald, Anne Sterling and Anita Lipco.
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Lue
Warner
Mar‘ried
Anne Sterling
Nettie N. Warner
Virginia
Jean MacDonald
Las Vegas
Nev
Jean Warner
Thomas W. Warner
Los Angeles
Miss Sterling
Tijuana
Anita Lip
Taylor Named Loettered From Page One
The article notes months of pending action and a formal announcement about Ridgway's retirement draws attention to potential changes involving Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens amid a House Armed Services Committee battle with Senator McCarthy. It also covers a Brooklyn Eagle equipment auction and a court appeal in the Dickenson case, seeking to overturn a court martial conviction for informing on prisoners in Korea.
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Ridgway
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
House Armed Services
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Communist Committee
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Issels
American Medical Association
Cpl
Edward S. Dickenson
United States Court of Military Appeals
Dickenson
Korea
Col
Gey Emery
Washington Wins Sectional in Rain to Lead Regional Qualifiers
Washington, Indiana, claimed the sectional track title in a rain drenched meet, qualifying 21 individuals and the half mile relay for the regional. Joe Shires clocked 20.6 seconds in the hurdles to set the meet record, while Brown of Shelbyville swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Team scores list Washington 43 1/2, with Shelbyville, Howe, Danville, Plainfield and others earning berths and points across multiple relays and events.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Joe Shires
On Brown
Shelbyville
Howe
Danville
Plainfield
Waldron
Southport
Avon
New Winchester
Beech Grove
Decatur Central
Edinburg
Amo
Clayton
Horses Different From Children Says Fitzsimmons
New York sunlit trainer Fitzsimmons, famed for missing the Derby with Swaps, joked at a testimonial dinner that he trains 60 horses at Aqueduct and has 17 grandchildren plus 17 great grandchildren. He claimed he knows all his horses by name and breeding.
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New York
Sunny Jim
Tzsimmons
Nashua
Aqueduct Race Track
Selge Named Acting Coach at Indiana State Teachers College
Selge is acting head coach at Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute during Mark Deans absence to study at Humboldt College Arca Calif. Selge is the football line coach and assumes duties Friday during the year of absence.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Paul E. Selge
Indiana State Teachers College
Mark Dean
Humboldt College
Arcata
Calif
Selge
West Russia Salk Vaccine in Vietnam War Coverage
The report details vaccine releases and political moves across Michigan Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin with Vermont Health Officer Aiken cautioning delays until after May 23. It covers Viet Minh advances Haiphong liberations and U S vaccine handling issues amid disarmament talks, noting Secretary Hobby facing criticism over the vaccination program and new tax proposals to boost the economy.
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Vermont
Nate
Aiken
Towa
Parke
Davis
Cine
Peiping Radio
Scheeler
Haiphong
Suble
Ition
Tokyo
Lilly Laboratories
Scllianapolis
Sur
Satpang
Feds
Capitol Hill
Morse
D-Ore
Themento Senate
Hasit
Naund Afrire
Woman Killed in Tangled NY Central Train Incident
A mother and daughter, aboard the New York Central Pacemaker, quarrelled and leaned toward vestibule doors as the train moved from Albany toward Harmon. The daughter died after the open doors and fall near Peekskill. the mother was later found alive. Separate investigations traced their origin to Chicago and a dispute in East Cleveland.
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Conntered
Pare
New York Central
East Cleveland
Hudson
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Harmon
New York City
Peekskill Hospital
Chicago
Cleveland
Walter Scott
Scott
New York
Anderson Obituaries Thomas Levi and Pearl Carmack
Funeral services for Thomas Levi age 90 at First BUB Church with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include five sons and a grandson. remains to Vinson Funeral Home with viewings after 7 p.m. Leavitt moved home with children after 1950. Pearl Carmack dies after illness. services set with burial at Mt. Gilead Cemetery. survivors include daughter Mrs. Edna Honnold and relatives elsewhere. Charles Leicht 78 dies after long illness. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at West Maplewood Cemetery.
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Thomas Levi
First St
BUB
H. L. Lanahan
Memorial Park Cemetery
Thomas
Eugene
Oscar
Jerome
Weber Levi
Wilton Levi
Pearl Carmack
Pearl Car Surviving
Mack
E. Lynn Sr
Edna Honnold
Middletown
Livingston
Joneson
Clarence Vernon
Tenn
Elwood
Mt. Gilead
T E
Rufus Vernon
Gaston
Harold E. Rozelle
Speck and Hyder
Charles Leicht
Cedar St
Baker Brothers
George Burns
Trinity. Episcopal Church
West Maplewood
Leicht
Belgrade talks prompt questions on Soviet aims and Big Four summit
The article notes Soviet leaders heading to Belgrade amid questions about Russia's gains for a future Big Four summit. It also recounts Jon Warner's sensational 1950 maintenance suit, where Nora Perry testified of affairs with 12 women, the court granting a Bel-Air home and alimony, and plans to seek increased support and probate protection.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Belgrade
Mohammed
Russia
Jon Warner
Warner
Nora Perry
Bel-Air
Europe
Atty. S.S. Hahn
Memorial Day Parade Plans by Madison County Legion
Memorial Day events outlined by the Madison County American Legion Council at the Chesterfield Legion home. They will participate in the Armed Forces Day parade Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with a Legion division including color guards from county posts, Madison County 40 and 8, Elwood Drum Corps, George Hockett Chorus, and memorial firing squad. Ed Fulton announced all Legion members and veterans are prepared to march in the Legion unit.
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Madison County American Legion Council
Chesterfield Legion
Legion
Madison County
Elwood
George Hockett Chorus
Ed Fulton
George Hockett
Legion Division
Anti trust hearings spark rebuke from Kefauver and Bricker view
Senator Kefauver denounces Attorney General Brownell's anti trust report calling it a giant brief for non enforcement of the laws and says it emasculates trust policing. He argues the measure would bury competition while tensions rise over defense and international labor policy influences. A Cincinnati delegate warns the ILO seeks to substitute government for God and seeks a world parliament over domestic law.
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Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Herbert Brownell
House
Kefauver
Brownell
Anchio
International Labor Organization
Bricker
W. L. McGrath
Cincinnati
Senate
I.L.0
United Nations
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Two obituary notices from Madison area list Charles Lemuel Jack age 54 of Tipton and Alonzo Vernon age 87 of Summitville. Jack died Friday at Tipton Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. services Monday at Hobbs Christian Church with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Vernon died Friday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after a 12 year illness.
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Charles Lemuel Jack Elwood
Charles Lemuel Jack
Rt. 4
Tipton
Tipton Mermorial Hospital
Nipton County
Lemuel
Dorothy Jack
Clark Chapel
Hobbs Christian Church
Chester Zimmer
Elwood City
Katherine Stokes Jack
Elizabeth Robinson
Armel
Frankton
Robert
Ripley County
William
Ellwood
Alice Miller
Jack
Eah Christian Church
The
Eagles Lodge
Elwood
J Alonzo Vernon
Summitville
Alonzo. Vernon
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Exceptional group names new state leaders
The passage lists upcoming state leaders for the exceptional children group, including Elmer Richter as incoming president. It notes active local involvement and names others such as Charles A. Nipple, Gertrude Gardiner, Lewis Hennigar, and Glen Webb, plus state chairmen Edith Walsh, Judy Ross, Edward Jordan, Jeanette Reiker, and Mrs. Julian Wier.
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Pare One
Elmer Richter
Charles A. Nipple
Exceptional Children's School
Anderson
Gertrude Gardiner
Lewis Hennigar
Anderson College
Glen Webb
Edith Walsh
Terre Haute
Judy Ross
Edward Jordan
Jeanette Reiker
Indianapolis
Julian Wier
Mot singer of Pendleton dies in Chicago service set
Funeral services for Ralph W. Mot singer a former Pendleton resident who died in Chicago will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev. James Honer in charge. Burial is in Grovelawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
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Ralph W. Motsinger Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Ralph W. Motsinger
Pendleton
Chicago
James Honer
Grovelawn
Nellie Stottlemyer
Fortville
Fortville Christian Church
Emerson Stotttlemyer
Muncie
Paul C. Cory
Metcalf Miller
Gravelawn
New Board of Directors to Be Announced Saturday
John Barr, 47, named chairman as Wolfson and Rittmaster attended. Miss FitzGib ove absent and Avery not present. Directors' slate to be finalized Saturday with stockholders allowed to reallocate votes among nominees without shifting from one slate to another.
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John Barr
Wolfson
Rittmaster
Miss FitzGibove
Avery
Shop Anderson sventioned From Para One
Elwell 3127 W 22nd St A MM Jennings 301 Bonser Apt Mrs Floyd Hughes Rt 6 Mrs E E Wolfram 714 High St Mrs Paul Farlow Rt 2 Mrs Mary Ellsworth 2021 Fletcher St Mrs Fred Griffith Orchard Lane Trailer camp and many others who did not report their names.
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Para One
Elwell
22Nd
MM. Jennings
Bonser Apt
Floyd Hughes
Rt. 6
E. E. Wolfram
High St
Paul Farlow
Rt. 2
Mary Ellsworth
Fletcher St
Fred Griffith
Orchard Lane
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