Farm bill veto spat looms in 1956 campaign
Ezra Taft Benson warned farm problems would be central in the 1956 race. He said the administration trusted voters would understand why the President vetoed a self-defeating farm bill, criticizing past price supports and a buildup of government crop surpluses. Nasser told Egyptian officers that the West arming Israel invites more arms for Egypt, as Cairo cites Czech arms and French jets in the region.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
New York
Truman
Gama
Abdel Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
France
Nasser
Gaza Strip
Middle East
Oregon Primary Returns See Write-In Gubernatorial Appeal
Oregon Democrats choose between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver as write-in presidential hopefuls while Republicans back McKay and Hitchcock in a key Senate race against Morse. Turnout rises in Multnomah County with hot weather aiding morning voting. statewide results await later counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mulnomah
Multnomah County
Roseburg
Eugene
Salem
Stevenson
Kefauver
GOP
Theisenhower
Douglas McKay
Phil Hitchcock
Morse
McKay
Democrats
Soviet Radar Espionage Indicated by Senators
Senators Fast and Jenner said a Russian scientist testified Soviet espionage occurred at Ft Monmouth radar labs in World War II. They tied the claim to Moscow secret police having supplied him US military documents, allegedly from Ft Monmouth, concealed under the alias FE Andriyve.
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Washington
Fastland
D-Miss
Jenner
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Moscow
FE. Andriyve
Subcommittee
McCarthy cited espionage claims in Fort Monmouth hearings
The statement from Eastland and Jenner defends Andrigue's testimony as justifying the investigation of Ft. Monmouth two years ago. They note McCarthy's alarm over espionage and his earlier stance that a widescale spy network was exposed.
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Eastland
Internal Security
Jenner
Andrigue
Ft. Monmouth
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Firemen find $100 bill blown from woman’s hand
In Fort William Ontario a bystander on a street corner dropped a $100 bill. Firemen responding to a street alert searched the area and found no smoke or flames. They joined the woman in tears as she lamented losing her first and only hundred-dollar bill.
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Fort William
Ont
Harold Lockwood
Average American Uses 1600 Pounds of Food Annually
A humorous bulletin note claims the average American uses 1600 pounds of food yearly and notes height loss after age 30. It ends with urging readers to place a Want Ad, claiming Herold Bull etin-Herald Want Ads deliver long on results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin-Herald
Used 5 ft bath tub in good condition
Advertisement notes a used five foot bath tub offered in good condition with a phone contact for inquiry.
Bulletin Herald Want Ads Sell Practically Anything
Classified Adver tiser testifies that Want Ads reach over 36 000 subscribers and sell quickly. Readers are urged to send selling messages to the Want Ad Girl by dialing 3 5371.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin-Herald
Aides to Study Russian Arms Reduction
President Eisenhower forms an eight man panel to study Moscow’s plan for a 1.2 million man reduction and its implications. Harold E. Stassen announced the group will meet in Washington to analyze the Soviet move and recent London talks with nuclear, military, and industrial leaders. The task force includes Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence and Gen. James H. Doolittle.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
London
Moscow
Ernest O. Lawrence
James H. Doolittle
Windy and Cooler Weather Seen for Central Indiana
Central Indiana expects windy cooler conditions with partly cloudy skies. The Indianapolis Weather Bureau forecast calls for a high near 66, with colder tonight and lows from 25 in the north to 45 in the south. Sunday outlook shows fair mild weather with Indiana highs 70 to 80. Friday station readings ranged from 39 to 73.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Retailers Plan Member Drive
The Anderson Retail Association's Membership Committee will meet at the YMCA on Tuesday noon to map plans for the annual membership drive. Burton McCullough and Wilbur Roby co chairmen head the committee with members W. Tom Walker Raby H. Roberts Maurice M. Buck John L. Kirkman Warren J. Marshall Francis Creek and Al Behrens. The association led by A. W. Heckaman and Warren Marshall also plans a Father's Day event before June 17 following last week's Mothers Day program. Ed Bronnenberg chairs the Father�s Day Committee with George Hurt as vice chairman and members Herschel Lewallen Guy C Hawkins Warren Park J Hoyt.
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Anderson Retail Association
YMCA
Burton McCullough
Wilbur Roby
W. Tom Walker
Raby H. Roberts
Maurice M. Buck
John L. Kirkman
Warren J. Marshall
Francis Creek
al Behrens
Retail Association
A. W. Heckaman
Ed Bronnenberg
George Hurt
Herschel Lewallen
Guy C. Hawkins
Warren Park
J. Hoyt
Barron To Head Mental Health Drive In County
Milford Barron, general motors executive, is named Madison County chair man of the Indiana Association for Mental Health fund drive for 1956. A 15 member statewide committee led by William S. Hamilton aims for a 300000 dollar goal with members from Wabash Indianapolis Greencastle Osgood Shelbyville and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Barron
Anderson General Motors
Madison County
William S. Hamilton
Columbus
Henry F. Schricker
Wabash Fire and Casualty Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Russell Pierce
Greencastle
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Henry Humphrey
Osgood
Indiana Federation of Clubs
William Tindall
Shelbyville
Indiana Medical
Foreign Aid Block Rejected By Committee Split Vote
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reversed a plan to bar U S aid to nations shipping strategic goods to the Communist bloc. It nearly cut about a billion dollars from Eisenhower's 4 9 million dollar aid bill but delayed final action until next Tuesday. Chairman Richards said the panel shifted after four days of closed sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Richards
D-Sc
Edna F. Kelly
Kelly
U. S
United States
Great Britain
Spring Tax Collections Hit Four Million Four Hundred Thirty Nine Thousand
County Treasurer Walter Hays reported spring tax receipts total 4 439 000 with final figures due next week. The amount rises from 3 985 000 in 1955 and credits higher real estate and personal property payments. Officials plan the spring settlement and fund distribution as the office reopens after the May 7 deadline. Increase stems from new homes and real estate improvements in the Anderson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hays
Hays
Jesse Biddle
Anderson
Mollet and Soviet Chiefs Disagree Over Summit Outcomes
French Premier Guy Mollet said in Moscow that he and top Soviet leaders reached no agreement on key Cold War issues from their Little Summit. He cited deep gaps on disarmament German reunification and the Middle East crisis. Mollet spoke at a NATO ambassadors lunch noting Germany positions remain as far apart as ever.
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Moscow
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Middle East
Germany
NATO
Christian Pineau
France
Russia
Madison County GOP Women to Attend Indiana State Meeting
Several Madison County Women Republican Club members are named to committees for the 11th biennial State Convention of the Indiana Federation of Women s Republican Clubs. The event will be at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis on June 6 with Mrs. Von L Snyder presiding. Madison County officers include Mrs Fairy V Stanley and other listed members.
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Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Indiana State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Claypool
Indianapolis
von L. Snyder
Maude Lee Anderson
Madison County
Fairy V. Stanley
County Club
Glen Rogers
A. O. Barnes
Jack Misner
Ed Wellington
Robert Wagner
Robert Heaton
Madison County Club
Stanley
May Festival Queen Reigns At College
Miss Wanda Schliep of Los Angeles was crowned May Festival queen at Anderson College's coronation on the West Campus lawn. President John A. Morrison placed the crown as a festival program featured winding of the maypole, royal entertainment, and performances by the Festival orchestra, College band, choir and soloists.
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Wanda Schliep
Los Angeles
Calif
Anderson College
Margaret Fites
Greensburg
Nita Roy
Eaton
Ind
JoRene Stiles
East Peoria
Ill
Betty Robertson
Nowata
Okla
Queen
Wanda
Beverly Barton
Sand Springs
Thelma Verden
Allegan
Mich
Donna Roush
Milwaukee
Wis
Jackie Becraft
Mt. Sterling
Herald
John A. Morrison
Miss Schliep
Royal Court
Police List New Totals In Car Check Campaign
New totals in the Anderson Check Your Car Check Accidents drive were announced after city and State Police held two blockades at Pendleton and Madison avenues and Nichol Ave and Louise St. Car checked last night brought the total since the drive opened.
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Anderson
Pendleton
Madison Avenues
Nichol Ave
Louise St
Anderson Men Hurt In Wreck Near Seymour
Three Anderson men on a southern Indiana fishing trip were injured in an auto crash near Seymour Thursday evening. They were taken to Schenck Memorial Hospital, where Ro bert Tillett, 53, was listed in serious condition with a fractured leg and broken shoulder. John Melcher, 38, had minor injuries. Alvin Chapman, 66, had a back injury and was released. The State Police report said a guard-rail failure and embankment plunge occurred after a rear tire blew out of the vehicle on Alternate U. S. 31.
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Anderson
Indiana
Seymour
Schenck Memorial Hospital
Robert Tillett
Central Ave
John Melcher
W. 24Th St
Alvin Chapman
Locust St
Tillett
Melcher
Chapman
U. S. 31
Democrats Will Meet Today In Indianapolis
The newly elected Democratic State Central Committee will meet to elect a state chairman and officers. Charles E. Skillen of Winamac is expected to retain the helm. Contests include selecting a new national committeewoman to replace Inez Scholl who retired for health, and a new state committee treasurer. John K. Jennings will not seek another term as treasurer. Paul M. Butler seeks another term as national chairman and Indiana national committeeman. re election seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Charles E. Skillen
Winamac
Inez Scholl
Connersville
John K. Jennings
Paul M. Butler
South Bend
Indiana
Primary election expense reports filed with county clerk
Three candidates filed expense reports for the May 8 primary with County Clerk Joseph H. Armington. Garland Brookbank listed 190.75 dollars for the south district county commissioner race. Nelson Bohannan reported 392.04 dollars for Superior Court 2 judge. George Johnson listed 390.90 dollars for county treasurer.
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Joseph H. Armington
Garland Brookbank
South District
Nelson Bohannan
Superior Court 2
George Johnson
Local Organizations Present High School Student Awards
Several local groups awarded Anderson High School students at a convocation yesterday morning. Faculty, students, and parents attended as in school honors will be given May 24. Sharon Friend and Marianne Wise earned recognition for four years of perfect grades.
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Anderson High School
Sharon Friend
Marianne Wise
American Association of University Women
James Rice
Carolyn France
Lenin Will Disown Stalin Revealed in Soviet Paper
The 34 year old deathbed testament of V I Lenin disowns Josef Stalin as a power seeker and criticizes his rash temper and capriciousness. The Komsomolskaya Pravda publication marks a push to contextualize Stalin’s one man rule and offers corroborating details known to top leaders.
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Lenin
Stalin
Moscow
V.I. Lenin
Josef Stalin
Sovie
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Cambridge
Mass
United Press
Henry Shapiro
Shapiro
Soviet Union
Wilson Seeks to Keep U S Armed Forces at 2 850 000
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said the United States will maintain its military strength at 2 850 000 troops for the indefinite future. He spoke at an Armed Forces Day dinner as Moscow announced Soviet manpower cuts. The dispatch notes no clear improvement in the world situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Wilson
U.S
Russia
New Arrivals In Anderson Area At St. John's Hospital
Born at St John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Simmerman Lapel a boy Mr and Mrs Richard Schuyler 1810 St Rd 67 West a boy Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Mayer 824 Lafayette Rd a girl Mr and Mrs Henry Morland 1917 W 9th St a boy Mr and Mrs Paul Brinduse 44 Williams St a boy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
William M. Simmerman
Richard Schuyler
St. Rd
West
Ellsworth Mayer
Lafayette Rd
Henry Morland
W. 9Th St
Paul Brinduse
W Llth St
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Sullivan
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EYE
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Amercan Cancer Society
O. K. Gray
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Ernest Couch
la Frenda Ebbertt
Sandra Fisher
Ralph Hite
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Joyce Alexander
Kenneth Kemp
Penny Newbern
American Legion Awards
J. Ward Starr
Sarah Hopping
Willard Christman
Boys State
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Warren Bailey
Roger Roudebush
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