Douglas Guards Against Power for Brownell
Senate hearing reveals Sen. Douglas questions granting authority to tap the wives of citizens while Sen. Morse argues wiretap powers threaten constitutional privacy. Morse cites Brownell as political official. discussion centers on a House bill to legalize wiretap evidence in federal courts in security cases.
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Fireworks Curbs Pass Senate On Shipments Ban
The Senate approved a fireworks restriction bill by 73 to 2 to curb shipments into states that ban fireworks and in cases where manufacturers know they will be used illegally. The bill moves to a House Senate conference to resolve differences and could take effect by July 1.
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Idaho
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Central Avenue Patrons To Meet
Central Avenue Parents Teachers Association of Central Avenue school will hold its final meeting of the year with principal Clyde Williams. New officers to be installed include Ray Summa president Bob McCord first vice president Mrs Marguerite McCarroll second vice president Mrs Carl Wiseman treasurer and Mrs Ralph Hiday secretary. The 6A class will be honored and provide entertainment.
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Ane Parent-Veacners Association
Central Avenue
Clyde Wiliams
Ray Summa
Bob McCord
Marguerite McCarroll
Carl Wiseman
Ralph Hiday
Nepal
Homemakers Set Friday bean supper at First Methodist Church
The Homemakers Class of First Methodist Church plans a bean supper Friday starting at 4 30 p m in the church basement with the June 6 regular Sunday morning meeting marking the installation of new class officers Lowell Bennett retires as president with Howard Wolgamatt John Garret eyvice president Mrs Andrew Hico secretary and Mrs Richard Birdwell treasurer named among the new officers.
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First Methodist Church
Lowell Bennett
Howard Wolgamatt
John Garret
E Yice
Andrew Hico
Richard Birdwell
Local Police Continue Compulsory Checking Of Autos In Area
The Anderson Police Department led by Chief J. D. Coon continued the Check Your Car Check Accidents program with unannounced checks at BE 8th Street and at 29th Street and Madison Avenue. In the first location 111 cars were examined with 18 warnings and 15 arrests or ticket actions. In the second area 138 cars were checked producing 21 warnings and four arrests. Officers report about 5,000 cars examined so far with more than 300 drivers warned.
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29Th St
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Leon Buys
Kline
East Side Community Club appoints officers in Bloomington
John Garrett, Anderson businessman, was installed as president of the East Side Community Club at Anderson College Dining Hall. New officers include Charles McFarland as vice president and A J Broderick as secretary. The group heard talks on civic projects and traffic improvements as plans for a master plan were outlined for the chamber of commerce.
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Anderson
East Side Community Club
Anderson College
John Barnett
Indiana Chamber For Commerce
Charles McFarland
A. J. Broderick
Roscoe Lee
Chester Edwards
Linfield
Myers
Floyd Hancock
Ray Westerman
Lia Heldover
Ray
William Zuvk
Walter Haldeman
Clyde A
Steinbarger
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L. R. Abbot
Indiana
Dean
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John Dillinger
Leesville
Ind
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Bloomington
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Indiana Universrty
Zuck
Chamber of Commerce
Long Range Community Planning Group
East Sth Street
Sessions of ISEC to Be Held in Anderson in 1953
Announcement says the 1953 spring meeting of the Indiana chapter of the International Society for Exceptional Children will be conducted in Anderson with no date set. The 1955 gathering is planned for the college campus in Anderson, attracting about 1150 delegates. The IS EC is affiliated with the National Education Association and state leaders invited.
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Terre Haute
College
Lewis A. Heenigar
ISBC
Mary Mahoney
Indianapolis
ISEC
Gertrude Gardner
Perderson
Excise
Col
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F. Brundage
Yellowwood Slab Forest
Ault Lake
IOOF Lodge To Meet Tonight In Anderson
IOOF Lodge 131 will hold its regular meeting tonight at the lodge hall at 8th and Jackson Streets. Officers will be nominated, the second degree conferred by the Kempton lodge degree team, and a social session will follow with large attendance expected.
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Anderson Lodge
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Jackson Sts
Kempton Lodge
Central
Andiana
Legion Post Nominations Open for Officers
George Hackett American Legion post opened nominations for officer elections with Ed Fulton for commander and Lineberry for second, plus Whitehead, Lewash, Johnson and others named for key posts. The group discussed Poppy Day drives, the Wooden Church Crusade, and the Iron Curtain church project while reporting a strong quota lead. Edward McMahan of California visited, marking 30 years since his post membership.
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George Hackett American Legion
Albert Lineberry
Aesglon
Ed Fulton
Mt Lineberry
Leonard
Willouthby
Robert Dunlap
Harvey Wedges
Cattin Whitehead
Bernard
Chick) Lott
Marlon Lewash
Armas and
Orville
Speed) Johnson
Wooden Church Crusade
O Erect Church
Europe
Hackett
Edward McMahan
California
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Eight lend lease craft returned by Russia in Marmara Sea
ISTANBUL. Eight small U S naval craft lent to the Soviet Union in World War II were returned to American authorities in the Marmara Sea on Tuesday. The United States had demanded the return of 166 naval craft, and arrangements were made to recover 38 this month and June, including 12 motor torpedo boats and 23 submarine chasers. In France, Easter was regarded as the first day of the year until 1584.
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Marmara Sea
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Russia
France
Senate Banking Committee Votes to Restore Public Housing Plan
The Senate Banking Committee approved reviving the 810,000 unit public housing program, aiming to meet President Eisenhower's request for 35,000 low cost housing units annually for four years. The move would lift 1952 53 restrictions, restoring the program to its original form while probing windfall profits and FHA insured project financing.
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Senate Banking Committee
House
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Higenhower
Congress
State Guard Nucleus Formed in Indiana
Adjunct General H A Dirk Sherty named the nucleus for a potential Indiana State Guard to mobilize if the National Guard is federalized. Six seasoned colonels were appointed to Gov. Craig's advisory staff, with recruiting aimed at about 10 000 guardsmen.
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Inulanapolis
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Indiana National Guard
Adj
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Doherty
Craig
Leroy S. Foster
Richard B. Meiser
Evansville
Russell
KE. Brandenburger
Shelbyville
Paul L. Pettus
Bloomington
W. O. Hughes
Fort Wayne
Chester V. Lorch
New Albany
Tin fluoride cuts tooth decay in study at Indiana
Bloomington dentist Dr Joseph C Muhler reports using tin fluoride reduced tooth decay 60 to 70 percent in a 2500 child study at Bloomington and Marion The same program found sodium fluoride reduced cavities 30 to 40 percent and tin fluoride stayed effective at 9 percent for two years Treatments are inexpensive and widely available In other notes Miss Judy Male of Anderson was elected president of Spotlight Theatre Ball State Teachers College.
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Indianapolis
Bloomington
Joseph C. Muhler
Indiana Dental, Jarsn
Marion
Mahler
Muncie
Judy Male of
Anderson
Spotlight Theatre
Ball State Teachers College
Mixs Hale
Alpha Sigma Alpha
AWS
English Discussion Club
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