Douglas Warns Against Power For Brownell
Senator Douglas questions the risk of giving Attorney General Brownell authority to tap the wives of any citizen as Morse argues against a House backed bill to legalize wiretap evidence in federal security cases. The debate notes Brownell’s political ties to Dewey and Eisenhower campaigns and cites widespread wiretapping usage.
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Central Avenue Parents Club Set Final Meeting
The Central Avenue School Parent-Teachers Association will hold its final meeting of the school year tonight under Principal Clyde Williams. New officers to be installed include Ray Summa as 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 perform a special entertainment. Nepal’s national income is about $50 per person annually.
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Clyde Williams
Ray Summa
Bob McCord
Marguerite McCarroll
Carl Wiseman
Ralph Hiday
Fireworks Curbs Pass Senate In 73 to 3 Vote
The Senate approved a bill restricting fireworks shipments 73 to 3 with aim to cut casualties. It would bar shipments into states that prohibit fireworks and prohibit shipments when manufacturers know they will be used illegally. The measure moves to a House Senate conference.
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Police continue compulsory auto checks in Anderson area
The Anderson Police Department led by Chief J D Coen conducted unannounced car checks on FE 8th St and 29th St Madison Ave. At the first site 111 cars were examined with 18 warnings and 6 arrests for issues including no license and no registration. The second site inspected 138 cars with 21 warnings and 4 arrests. To date about 5,000 cars have been checked and over 300 drivers warned.
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J. D. Coen
8Th St
29Th St
Madison Ave
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Kline
Homemakers Plan Bean Supper Friday at Church
The Homemakers Class of First Methodist planned a bean supper Friday starting at 4 30 p m in the church basement. The June 6 Sunday meeting will install new class officers led by Howard Wolgamott president and John Garrett vice president with Mrs Andrew Rice secretary and Mrs Richard Birdwell treasurer.
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First Methodist Church
Lowell Bennett
Howard Wolgamott
John Garrett
Andrew Rice
Richard Birdwell
1955 ISEC Sessions Planned for Anderson Indiana
Announcement that the Indiana chapter of the International Society for Exceptional Children will hold its 1955 spring meeting at Anderson College with about 150 delegates. Final date to be set by the state executive committee. Dr. Hennigar invited the event and Mrs. Mary Mahoney accepted tentatively.
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International Society For Exception Children
Anderson
Terre Haute
Anderson College
Lewis A. Hennigar
ISEC
Mary Mahoney
Indianapolis
National Education Association
Hennigar
Gertrude Gardner
William F. Brundage
Senate Banking Committee votes to restore 810000 public housing
The Senate Banking Committee approved reviving the 810,000 unit public housing program and possible authorization for 35,000 low cost housing units annually for four years. The panel also moves to curb windfall profits from FHA insured projects and delays action on a housing repair loophole.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Senate
Eisenhower
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State Security Guard Nucleus Organized in Indiana
Indiana Adj. Gen. Doherty appointed six colonels to Gov. Craig's staff to advise on forming a 10,000 strong State Guard if the Indiana National Guard is federalized. The six officers are Leroy S. Foster Richard E. Meiser Russell E. Brandenburger Paul L. Feltus W. O. Hughes and Chester V. Lorch.
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Leroy S. Foster
Richard E. Meiser
Evansville
Russell E. Brandenburger
Shelbyville
Paul L. Feltus
Bloomington
W. O. Hughes
Fort Wayne
Chester V. Lorch
New Albany
Tin fluoride cuts tooth decay more than prior methods
Indiana dentist Dr. Joseph C. Mahler reported a 10 year study in Bloomington and Marion showing tin fluoride reduces tooth decay by 60 to 70 percent in 2,500 children aged 6 to 15, compared with 30 to 40 percent for sodium fluoride. The tin fluoride is 90 percent effective in stopping decay for two years and is inexpensive. Judy Hale of Anderson was elected president of Spotlight Theatre at Ball State Teachers College.
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Indiana Dental Assn
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Muncie
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Death ends Dillinger gang legacy in Leesville store
Clyde A. Steinbarger, 56, linked to the John Dillinger gang, was shot by a detective waiting in a Leesville general store in Indiana. The incident ends the long chase associated with the famed 1930s bank robbers.
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John Dillinger
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I U Student Beer Parties Disclosed
Bloomington Indiana University Dean IR L Shoemaker announced that 56 students were named by state excise police in raids at Yellowwood State Forest and Ault Lake over the weekend. No arrests were made and some campus car permits may be revoked.
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Indiana University
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Ault Lake
Civic Group Seats Officers in Anderson Community Club
John Garrett, a Anderson businessman, was installed as president of the East Side Community Club at a Dining Hall ceremony. New officers include Charles McFarland as vice president A J Broderick secretary Roscoe Lee treasurer and Linfield Myers Floyd Hancock and Ray Westerman among new directors.
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Anderson
East Side Community Club
Anderson College
Wahn Dean
John Barnett
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Charles McFarland
A. J. Broderick
Roscoe Lee
Chester Edwards
Linfield Myers
Floyd Hancock
Ray Westerman
Ray Wood
William Zuck
Walter Faldeman
Joe Farwick
L. R. Abbott
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Sth Street
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East 3Rd Street
OOF Lodge To Meet Tonight
Anderson Lodge No 131 IOOF to hold 7 30 pm meeting at the lodge hall 9th and Jackson Sts The first nomination of officers will be held followed by the second degree conferred by the Kempton lodge degree team A large attendance is anticipated with a social session after the meeting An oven may say as many as 60 million eggs a year.
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Legion Post Nominations Opened For New Officers
George Hackett American Legion post opened nominations during the weekly meeting. Ed Fulton was named for commander along with candidates Lineberry, Willouthby for first vice commander, Dunlap for second vice commander, Hedges for adjutant, Whitehead for finance officer, Lott for athletic officer, Lowash for sergeant at arms, and Johnson for historian. Plans discussed include Poppy Day sales and progress on the Wooden Church Crusade. The Hackett unit leads the state in quota performance. Edward McMahan of California visited.
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George Hackett American Legion Post
Albert Lineberry
Ed Fulton
Mr. Lineberry
Leonard Willouthby
Robert Dunlap
Harvey Hedges
Catlin Whitehead
Bernard (Chick) Lott
Marion Lowash
Orville (Speed) Johnson
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Europe
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Edward McMahan
California
Post
Inight
Eight lend lease craft returned by Russia
Eight small US 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 in 1951 that 186 vessels be returned by Russia, with 38 to be sent back this month and in June, including 12 motor torpedo boats and 26 sub chasers. In France, Easter was once treated as the first day of the year until 1564.
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