Formosa Dispute Parley Again Offered By Chou
Senator Knowland, California Republican leader, questioned any benefit from a Soviet Union big four meeting calling any accord a new scrap of paper and appeasement. Two retired FBI officials proposed a free public library of totalitarianism data funded by gifts. Labor Secretary Mitchell called an auto strike outcome a coin toss as negotiations with Ford and GM over wage terms continue.
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William Knowland
Calif
Senate
Russia
Soviet Union
China
Knowland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stanley J. Tracy
FBI
United States
James’ P. Mitchell
D.S. United Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors
Mitchell
Eisenhower Seeks 30 Million for Polio Program
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 30 million dollars to advance the polio program. Of this, 28 million would ensure shots for poor children using Salk vaccine, with 2 million for anti black market measures and for hiring health personnel to test safety and potency. Welfare Secretary Hobby defended a voluntary distribution plan and faced questions on timing and effectiveness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Welfare Hobby
Hobby
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Sen. Lehman
Lehman
Jonas Salk
New Yorker
AFD Program Starts Today amid Peiping talks
Peiping Radio says Premier Chou En-Lai renewed his offer to negotiate over Formosa but charged the United States with an evasive stand. The broadcast notes growing calls from nations and peoples concerned about world peace urging negotiation.
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Tokyo
Chou En-Lai
Red
Formosa Talks, Soviet Peace Aim Face Off With U S
Churchill and Eisenhower comments frame East West tensions as Chou En-lai reiterates China’s preference for peaceful progress toward Taiwan while rejecting talks with Chiang Kai-shek. The U S signals willingness to meet with Chinese Communists, Taipei reports cite renewed calls to ease Far East tensions amid ongoing Taiwan incidents and military displays in Britain.
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Eisenhower
United States
Formosa
Chou
Bandung
Red
Kremlin
Taiwan
Magnese
East-West Co
Red China
Chaing Kai-shek
Tai-xuan
Far East
Tai-wan
China
Taipei
Unitedsforce
New Social Security Provision Extends Survivor Benefits
A 1954 amendment to the Social Security Act allows families of workers who died between July 1 1948 and September 1 1950 to receive monthly survivor insurance payments even if their earlier claim was denied. District manager Herman E Landes notes the change applies to cases previously rejected. A separate item reports MIG activity near Matsu with close-close air encounters marking the month.
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Army Reserve Infantry
Trans-1
Ac- Artillery
Herman E. Landes
Anderson
Social Security Office
Fire Extinguished At Local Company
A fire at the Howe Fire Appar 3s Company at 1402 W 2nd St was put out by firemen from Companies No 2 3 and 6 shortly after an alarm at 7 02 p m Three trucks responded and the fire was confined to the paint shop where a motor shorted and ignited lacquer used on ladders Assistant Chief Hert Johnson declined to estimate damage
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Howe Fire Appar 3S
Hert Johnson
Polio Program Released Here in Madison County
A second round of polio vaccination will begin Wednesday for first through fourth grade students in Madison County five county schools. Health officials say serum from Eli Lilly was released by the state health department after a brief delay for quality checks.
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Madison County
Howard Barnhizer
Eli Lilly Company
State Health Department
Charles Austin
A. C. Offutt
Barohizer
United States Public Health Service
Eli Lily and Company Serum Washington
House Merchant Marine
North Anderson
United States
North
Asj Anderson
Linwood
Leach
Mississippi
College Corners
Eisenhower
College Corner
Bonner
D-Nc
Forest Hills
Markleville
Creek Heights
Congress
Seven Local Essayists Win Cancer Contest Prizes
Seven high school students in Madison County won prizes in the 12th annual essay contest sponsored by the Madison Cancer Society. Thirty-nine entries were judged on originality clarity and bibliography with seven students earning awards from $1 to $15. winners included Sue Warneke Pat McLary Kitty Ann Ferguson Beverly Eckstein J Michael Mantey Jerry Foster and Dorothy Brown.
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Madison* Cancer Society
Sue Warneke
St. Mary's
Pat McLary
Pendleton High School
Thieves Nabbed After Department Store Robbery
Police caught Natale Montforte, 43, and Joseph Bellaviz, 39, after they entered a department store, hid in a closet, and waited for closing. They stole 7000 dollars and jewelry worth 2000 before triggering an electric eye alarm.
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New
York
Natale Montforte
Joseph Bellaviz
Baby Sitter Finds It Good Business To Use Want Ads
A Herald Bulletin Want Ad helps a girl find steady babysitting work. The note quotes strong success from using the newspaper service, with ad assistance available daily from 7 30 am to 5 pm at the office in Fletcher.
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Herald-Bulletin
Shop Anderson Week Declared Huge Success By Leaders
Anderson Retail Association officials hailed the just ended Shop Anderson Week as a huge success. The six day program distributed gifts totaling more than 23 thousand dollars to shoppers. Association president Burton McCullough voiced gratification. Continued on page three.
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Anderson Retail Association
Burton McCullough
Officers Hunt Husband Of Dead Mother
Authorities search for Robert Neff 31 of Frankton after his wife Vera Rosalie Neff 23 was found dead from multiple blunt force injuries at their home. An autopsy at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie confirmed internal hemorrhage as the cause. The husband disappeared after the discovery and abandoned his car in Muncie. Local coroner and Madison County authorities continue investigations.
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Robert Neff
Frankton
Vera Rosalie Neff
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
L. G. Montgomery
Madison County
Fred
Hiday
Neff
Muncie Ij
Siamese Twin Girls Die 34 Hours After Birth in Detroit
Detroit authorities at Mercy Hospital report Siamese twin girls, born Sunday to a 27 year old factory worker's wife, died at 6:20 p.m. CST after less than three hours of life. Weighed pounds and 14 ounces, they were joined at the chest from necks to abdomens and died likely from circulatory or respiratory deficiencies though autopsy awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mr. Carmel Mercy Hospital
British statesman hints at Soviet power shift in USSR
An 80 year old British statesman did not identify the group or explain what he meant by the areas behind these men. His statement could be interpreted as implying the Soviet army under Defense Minister Marshal Georgi Zhukov has taken a strong policy making hand in the Soviet Union and is vetoing proposals.
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Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Union
Anderson Mother Dies In Crash North Of City Sunday Afternoon
A young Anderson mother, Bernice Vanderhoof, 29, died of injuries after a car driven by her husband, Serquoion Vanderhoof, 31, crashed into a steel bridge on Moonville Road east of the state highway. Vanderhoof suffered multiple injuries as the vehicle lost steering and struck the bridge. he was aided by a nearby farmer before authorities arrived. The Madison County Coroner and Sheriff investigated the late Sunday crash, which left two victims taken to St. John's Hospital in Anderson.
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Anderson
Bernice Vanderhoof
John's Hospital
Baker
Vander
Ind
Fair Concht
Vanderhoof
9Th St
Madison County
Fred
thelHiday
Joe Brogdon
Moonville
Vanderhooff
Seweed
R. R. Forrest
Leroy Vanderhoof
Ind. 9
Moonvilla Rd
Herald
Eighth Home Show Opens Tonight at Athletic Park
Thousands are expected for the eighth annual Home Show and Exhibition sponsored by the Anderson Lions Club at Athletic Park. The four night event begins at 7 p.m. and runs through Friday with 132 booths and an expanded automobile section in a large tent billed as the world’s largest. Admission is free for all attendees.
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Athletic Park
Anderson Lions Club
Anderson
Lions Club
Harvey Neal
Cochairman
William Hamiltons
Dulles Sees Promise In Big Four Talks
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from Europe, said the Big Four meeting arranged for President Eisenhower shows promise of constructive accomplishment. He called the week in Europe eventful and noted much good work done. He then met with Eisenhower at the White House, who is cautious about the July session.
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Washington
Secretary of
State Dulles
Europe
Eisenhower
Dulles
White House
Five From Anderson High to Hoosier Boys State
Five Anderson High School boys Ralph Goldsberry Ethridge Beauchamp Craig Campbell Tom Alley and Jim Fleece were selected to attend Hoosier Boys State at Indiana University June 18 The group is sponsored by Hackett Calab ria American Legion Posts and the selection followed preliminary and social studies teacher ballots The program teaches government and practical politics with over 8 000 attendees since 1937 Each boy will be assigned to a city or county and a political party.
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fFive Anderson High School
Indiana University
Ralph Goldsberry
Ethridge Beauchamp
Craig Campbell
Tom Alley
Jim Fleece
Ace
Gordon Skeech
David Schuster
Bill Paramore
Jack Macy
Jon Crouse
Herald
Anderson High School
Hoosier
State J
Bill Par
Camore
Joe
Crouse
Home Room
Anderson
Hackett and
Calabria American Legion Posts
Indiana
New Arrivals At St Johns Hospital Reported
A list of newborns announces births at St John s Hospital and Riverview Hospital Noblesville with parents named from various addresses including Middletown Markleville Anderson and Fort Wayne area families. Twin boys noted for Leon Bishop household with 1404 West 38th Street. Parents include Mr and Mrs Francis Jones William Fredenburg Harold Hosier Dale Atkinson Ronald Rile Jack Chaney Marvin Lawson James Hall Douglas Hinton Forrest Wallace J W Chapman Mark Baker Gene Fountain among others. Grandparents Elmer Murfin and Leslie Fountain listed.
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St. John’s Hospital
Francis Jones
William Fredenburg
Middletown
Harold Hosier
Dale Atkinson
St. Charles
Ronald Rile
Markleville
Jack Chaney
Marvin Lawson
James Hall
Douglas Hinton
Leon Bishop
Forrest Wallace
Anderson
Gene Fountain
Rt. 6
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Elmer Murfin
Leslie Fountain
Alexandria Couple Missing Six Years Found in Nashville
An Alexandria couple William Lewis and the former Mary Jane Reed, who vanished in 1943 while high school sophomores, were located in Nashville Tennessee after a six year search. Relatives Mr and Mrs Al Lewis of Monroe Street and Joseph Reed of Route 1 Alexandria were learned to be in Nashville amid developing details.
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Alexandria
William Lewis
Mary Jane Reed
Nashville
Tenn
al Lewis
Monroe St
Joseph Reed
Rt. 1
Police inspection leads to 15 fines in 330 cars
Compulsory check of 330 cars yielded 59 warnings and 15 fines. Police reported 770 cars inspected total, with 74 violations of Indiana safety laws found in 440 cars last Thursday. Blockades were placed at several streets including Nichol Locust Columbus and 32nd Madison 29th. Violations centered on rear signals, lights, mufflers, and brakes.
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Harold Boicourt
Indiana
Boicourt
Nichol and Locust Sts
Columbus Ave
32Nd St. Nelle
22Nd Sts
Madison Ave
29Th St
Thomas S. Baker Dies At 49 Principal Of Central Junior High
Thomas S. Baker 49 principal of Central Junior High School died Sunday at St John’s Hospital after two weeks as a patient He lived at 2703 Shawnee Dr and had been a teacher for 32 years Born January 9 1906 in Johnson County he moved to Anderson in 1936 and led North Anderson Junior High earlier He held AB and MS degrees from Butler University The body was moved to Baker funeral arrangements noted on page 7
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Thomas S. Baker
Central Junior High School
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Baker
Shawnee Dr
Johnson County
Anderson
Butler University
North Anderson Junior High School
Baker
Coleme
Two Local Burglary Reports Under Investigation
Three thefts and entry incidents were reported to Anderson police from Saturday through yesterday. Louis Welper reported theft of two electric clocks and a sewing cabinet after a storm window was unhooked. Anderson Coal and Lumber reported Saturday the theft of an electric drill. Henry Hargrade said someone broke into his home at 1824 Fairview Street. All cases are under investigation by the detective bureau.
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Anderson
Louis Welper
E. Lynn St
Anderson Coal and Lumber Company
Dewey St
Henry Hargrade
Fairview St
Detective Bureau
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Alvin Masterson
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151St In
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Matsu
Fletcher
City
Devries
Big 4
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Atomic Power
Hoosier State
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