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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
1
A Wednesday vote approved extending federal coverage to about 3.2 million state and local employees. A referendum would determine eligibility, needing a two thirds yes from voters to join, with groups like therapists, chiropractors, veterinarians, optometrists, and self-employed individuals included.
Dr. Wright, a long identified figure in Hoosier education, has held roles from rural schools to the city high school systems. Since 1946 he has served as dean of the School of Education and as a professor of education.
The Lions Club event features locally manufactured and sold goods and runs through Friday night at 10 o clock before dismantling by Lions officials. Complimentary tickets are available at exhibitor business locations as residents mention prize draws and bystander notes amid a broader political discussion at the event.
Fragmented OCR reads like a fragmented report. Names such as Luther Essen and Stevens appear among disjointed phrases about associations, contracts, and military administration. The text hints at official remarks following an hour and a half delay but remains unclear.
A group led by Supervisors Runt and Conn, joined by General Henri Navarre and others, conduct an intensive study of the unitary situation officially described as serious but not hopeless or desperate. They assess the evolving Indo China context and strategic options.
A Frankton labor dispute involving the Army led to muttered walkouts and worker suspensions. Officials and new hires faced uncertainty as talks stalled over reinstatement and pay, with Army counsel John G. Adams testifying amid a tense standstill. Surviving relatives include a brother, several siblings, and a California-residing spouse, while unions press for resolution.
Cromwara receives Alexandria award while L R Kemp Guide Lamp safety director and Vir el Emlsworth Guide Lamp fire chief win industry honors. Robert Bowlin accepts small industries trophy for local participants. Other guests include Russell Norris Chamber president Sheldon Cooper Floyd Shelling Del Sargent Ed McClary Bart Martin L W Seaton and Robert Grimes with state fire chiefs and insurance representatives present.
Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court ruled that the Chase National Bank may issue proxies to Sid W. Richards and Chet W. Murchison in the New York Central Railroad control dispute. A hearing on managements appeal is set for next Tuesday. Nonrelated items note GM UAW appointing Nathan Fein singer as umpire for June 1 and a Pennsylvania plane crash tragedy affecting Democratic candidates.
The pact faced heavy criticism in negotiations spanning months. Nehru warned it would tilt the India Pakistan military balance amid Kashmir tensions. A Communist spokesman warned of a U S backed bloc in the Near and Middle East to oppose the USSR. No aid value yet estimated with military assistance to be tailored after further consultations.
Funeral services for Darious Riley 80 a retired farmer found dead Monday at his home Middletown will be conducted at 10 a m Thursday at the Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with the Rev Claude Kennedy of the Nazarene Church officiating Burial will follow in Miller Cemetery
Indiana Senator Capehart publicly stated he has no intention of retiring when his current term ends in 1956. The veteran Republican leader, 58, was a target of speculation after a recent power struggle with Gov. George Craig for Indiana GOP control.
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