Red On Trial Depicts Aims As Peaceful Labor Leader
William Sentner a defendant among five Communists on trial in St Louis, portrays himself Tuesday as a diligent labor leader seeking peaceful socialism. He cites organizing work with the United Electrics and Radio Workers Union and says elections of non beholden officials are first toward socialism. Testimony shows Sentner wrote to Missouri senators and area lawmakers in 1947 opposing what he viewed as harmful labor legislation and spoke at a labor conference criticizing the Taft Hartley act.
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ST. Louis
William Sentner
America
Sentner
United Electrics and Radio Workers Union
James F. Forest
Dorothy Rose Forest
Robert Manewitz
Marcus A. Murphy
Missouri
AFL seeks US funds for schools and higher benefits
The American Federation of Labor urged a 1 billion dollar federal fund to modernize and democratize state school systems. It also proposed raising the old age assistance cap to 4,200 dollars annually and sent the measure to Representative Reed. The group linked the fund to enforcing the Supreme Court's school desegregation ruling. An oil tanker capacity fact follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Reed
R-Ny
House
Ways and Means
AFL
George Meany
Supreme Court
Congress
Notice of Final Settlement and City Ordinances
Notices appear for creditors of John Spooner deceased to contest final settlement in Madison Circuit Court on June 3, 1954 with proofs of heirship due May 7 1954. Also ordinances regulate traffic on Main Street and set parking limits and update public works plans for West Eighth Street sewer improvements under Barrett law.
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Anderson
Carrie R. Conodoy Banking Company
Joseph H. Armington
Madison County
Ind
Busby
Devisson & Cooper Sonsberry & Dickmann
John J. van Vecten
Madison Circuit Court
Indiana
Madison
Maurice G. Robinson
Department OF Public Works
Andersen
Board of Public Works
18Th Street
Fast Lynn
City of
Chearing
Leota Heineman
Henry Street
14Th Street
15Th Street
Hendricks Street
Big Four Railroad
Central Indiana Railroad
John Spooner
Busby, Davisson & Cooper
City
Common Council
Main Street
Earl Martin
West Eighth Street
Dewey Street
Raible Avenue
FOP Prepares Convention Plan For Indiana Session
The Fraternal Order of Police Madison lodge announces plans for the state convention in June with 300 delegates from 60 Indiana cities. The program features speeches by Mayor Noland C. Wright Police Chief J. D. Coen and Circuit Judge Russell Stewart, plus Donald Bruce on Communism. Events run June 4 to 7 at venues including the Anderson Hotel Elk's Lodge and Elks Home with registration in the Glass Room.
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Order of Police
Robert L Grahame
Madison Lodge
Indiana
Anderson Hotel
Eagles
Grahame
Robert Morgan
Noble Higgins
Don Davenport
Vistor Power
Fred Richardson
Mabel Sibbach
Charles Hartzell
Anderson
FOP
Noland C. Wright
J. D. Coen
Russell Stewart
Elks Home
Donald Bruce
Indianapolis
Don Smith
Gary
Hotel Anderson
Elk’s Lodge Rooms
A. Vernon Hess
Madison Circuit
Russell E. Stewart
Glass Room
Mounds Rd
Badge
Herb Parson
Knudson
Elks Ballroom
Elks Lodge
Elks
Ruling Extends Public School Desegregation to Colleges
Government lawyers say the Supreme Court’s ban on racial segregation in public education applies to colleges and universities funded by the state. The court abandoned the separate but equal doctrine in public education, implying state-supported higher education must uphold equal protection of the laws.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Daleville Methodist Men to Meet with Guest Speaker
DALEVILLE The Daleville Methodist Men's Brotherhood will meet Sunday evening May 23 at the church with Rev. Wilbur Shirey as guest speaker. The refreshment committee includes Bill Russell Joe Hatfield Jack Zumpe and Glenn Franklin. Ann Orr daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Orr has been released to home from Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie.
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Daleville
Daleville Methodist Men’s Brotherhood
Wilbur Shirey
Bill Russell
Joe Hatfield
Jack Zumpe
Glenn Franklin
Inter Church Council of
Salem Township
R. C. Shirey
Taylor University
Central Methodist Church
Anderson
Milton Persons
Georgia Benzenbauer
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Jordan Bronnenberg
Pomona
Calif
Walter Turner
Raymond C. Shirey
Merril McFall
Don Davis
Wayne Shirey
Bloomington
Royerton
Ann Orr
Fred Orr
Fire at Rothschild Oil refinery in Santa Fe Springs
A $500000 blaze at the Rothschild Oil Co refinery in Santa Fe Springs was controlled after more than three hours of fighting. A refinery employee suffered flash burns, Fire Capt Tom Showers was burned by hot oil, and six people at Metropolitan State Hospital received minor burn treatment. Thousands of barrels of octane gasoline burned, eight or nine 1000-barrel tanks were destroyed, and a testing laboratory, refinery office and pumping station were wrecked. The fire began after an explosion in a 2500 gallon casing head gasoline tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE Springs
Calif
Rothschild Oil Co
George S. Figley
Los Angeles County
Fire Prevention Bureau
Boy Learns To Walk On Artificial Legs At Age Two
Lonnie Williams two year old son of Mr and Mrs Dwayne Williams of Lexington Tennessee walks surprisingly well on two artificial legs at Mary Free Bed center in Grand Rapids. Nurses say he will begin using artificial arms in about two months as donors fund his care raising six thousand dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lonnie Williams
Lexington
Tenn
Lonnie
Dwayne Williams
Mary Free Bed Children's Hospital
Lexington Rotarians
Memphis Press Scimitar
Tuskegee Makes No Preparations To Admit Whites
Tuskegee Institute will not admit white students while applications exist and until an attorney general ruling clarifies how the Supreme Court decision applies in Alabama. The private school relies partly on state funds but prohibits racial mixing at tax supported schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
L. H. Foster
Foster
Supreme Court
Alabama
Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Ball State to Break Ground for Frances Woodworth Hall
Ball State Teachers College in Muncie will break ground Thursday for the Frances Woodworth Ball residence hall for women, a $2 856 000 project. The notice lists classifieds and an obituary for husband and father, Mrs. Nettie V Taylor and family extending thanks for sympathy and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Ball State Teachers College
Frances Woodworth Ball
Nettie V. Taylor
Stalnaker Named Editor of 1954 55 E-Book
Bill Stalnaker of 1210 West 7th Street Anderson is announced as editor of the 1954 55 E-Book. A Ball State Teachers College junior, he belongs to Theta Chi and the Mike Club.
Classified Ad Rates Effective July 1 1963
Anderson Newspapers sets classified line ad rates with a three line minimum and five word per line rule. Rates apply to The Herald and The Bulletin, with 5 percent deduction for single paper ads and 20 percent cash discounts. Deadlines at 9 pm and 9 am for respective papers.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Herald
The
Bulletin
Ada. Anderson
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David A. Berry
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George J. Armstrong
Elizabeth Quickel
Lincoln Hotel
Johnson & Austin Attorneys
U. S
Fairy V. Stanley
Markleville
Ers
Emge
East Side
Fernoon
Prisey
WHBU
Shadyside Park
Anderson Coca Cola
Ssesasseenene Sga
Suubesuttime
Amu
Bourne
Ad Dept
DIAL
Dunham
Tarvin Pheves
Wm. Russell
Scott Atwater
Clay
E. Cross ST
Charles A. Turpin
Meridian
Jonary Boren
Frank
T.V
T & H Service & Sales
Meridian ST
Kaufman’s
Sth
Stone
Anderson Sporting Goods, Inc
Chas. Ehle
Marie Heckler
Nicholave
Anderson Apps, Inc
Main ST
Whitlow Paints
Alcoholics Anonymous P
Berlin
Durgan
Singer
Universal Admiral
Sew-Maid
Cunningham's Sewing Machine Sales & Service
Parrakeet
West 34Th and
Brown
Hunter Chev
Jackson
SHANK
Woolworth’s
American Motel Managers, Inc
Los Angeles
International Correspondence Schools
P.O. Box
Cincinnati Ave
Palmer Bros
Condra & McKeand Contractors
Housh
Sun Ph
Guar O. Case
Paul
California
Avid
Duraclean Service
J Fc Daniel
Armstrong-Am
Standard Furnace Sales
Lowry & Belbot
LEE Tri
Hamilton
Anderson Wood
Watson Jackson
Eliason
Baxter
Madison Co
Joe Welsh & Son
Raber Radio & T.V
the Behrens CO
Dan Stanley
Ward Smith
Cole T. V
Jackson Dilts
Auto & Home Radio
Th St. Road
Leslar Sanitary Service
Hazelett Ph
Fridley’s
Duraclean Serv Rug & Furniture CL Nee
Radio
C. W. Morrow
Joh
H. Box
Peggy Newton
T. Mills
Mothers Cookie Co
Louis Hill
Noblesville
WHSU
John R. Atkinson
Box
Guide Lamp
Noble St
Park Place
c/o
Warner Gear Division Personnel Dept
E. Seymore
St. Muncie Ind
Teachers College
Avon
China
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tillman
ARROW
B. H Box
Apex School of Beauty Culture
12Th
Delaware
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