Three Men Held Here On Robbery Charges
Two 20 year old youths and a 35 year old Nikolai A Bulganin linked to armed robbery at a diner near Speedway Service in Ind noting missing about $73. Moscow says measures to boost Soviet labor productivity and a new planning committee split the State Plan into future development and current industry groups. U.N. conference signals East West talks with Molotov and Dulles attending. San Francisco hosts key deliberations with Eisenhower invited to close the U.N. session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Ted Ferns
Conte Council of Ministers
Boark
Delaware County
Bulganin
Kremlin
Marjorie Boark
Minis
Ters
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
V. M. Molotov
The
United
Ebat Natane
San Fran
Moscow
Cisco
Molotov Sa
Thel
U.N
Hudson
Irondale
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
San Francisco
Eisenhower
White House
New England
May Queen crowned at Ander son College festival
Miss Donna Preston Narca tur Kansas senior was crowned May Queen at Ander son College May Festival on the East Campus lawn at 6 PM. Dean Russell Olt presented the crown after student ballots chose her from four seniors Anne Nichols Joyce Snelling and Doris Ingram also contended. The ceremony opened an evening program in the gymnasium followed by a maypole wrapping by six couples and musical entertainment from three athletes Joby Taylor Gary Rusbin and Joe Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Preston
Narcatur
Kans
Anderson College
Dean Russell Olt
Aqusium
Miss Preston
Dean Olt
Anne Nichols
Chicago
Joyce Snelling
Medford
Oklo
Doris Ingram
Bainbridge
Joby Taylor
Gary Rusbin
Joe Taylor
Her
Dean Russell Ok
Norcatur
Preston
Dean Ol
Herald
Honors Presented To AHS Students By Thirty Groups
Thirty organizations awarded Anderson High School students at the Honor Day program held in the high school gym. Donors included Mrs. A T Rowe presenting the American Association of University Women prize to Harold Phillips and Mrs. O K Gray presenting American Cancer Society awards to Patricia Gouldsberry Ronald Ross Richard Moberly Wanda Fields Gerald Hodson Karen Pemberton Nancy Tran barger Hazel Young Sandra Jackman and Patricia Tanget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
American Association of University Women
A. T. Rowe
Harold Phillips
American Cancer Society
O. K. Gray
Patricia Gouldsberry
Ronald Ross
Richard Moberly
Wanda Fields
Gerald Hodson
Karen Pemberton
Nancy Tranbarger
Hazel Young
Sandra Jackman
Patricia Tanget
Aliusa Club
New Yorkers See Bargains in Want Ads for Summer Furnishings
A Bulletin-Herald notice highlights a New York pet shop offering parefree items at 1.79 dollars and boasts a Davy Crockett gag. readers are urged to place Want Ads for affordable furniture and appliances, with an illustrated example showing an apt size refrigerator and gas stove in excellent condition and a dialing path to the Want Ad Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rariem
Bulletin- Herald
Bulletin-Herald
Anderton Township High School Breaks Ground For New $1.5 Million Building
Ground breaking yesterday marked start of a $1.5 million Anderson Township junior senior high school project on Madison Avenue Road. W. R. Dunkin and Son of Anderson will build more than 50 classrooms plus facilities including a large cafeteria and gym, financed by bonds from the Anderson Township School Building Corporation and leased to the township. Officials from the holding company, township, and construction firm attended along with state police and local authorities. Completion is slated for September 1956 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Wright
Anderson Township School Building Corporation
John A. Boone
Anderson Township
Anderson
W.R. Dunkin and Son Construction
Harold A. McCormick
Ralph Jones
Donald H. Harreson
Mr. Wright
William C. Edmundson
Mr. Boong
Robert C. Miller
Charles L. Sfiner
Herald Phote
Madison Avenue
W. R. Dunkin and Son Construction
Arthur Mickel
St. Sami
Yester- Adams
Robert Daubenspeck
Press- Anderson
Charles L. Stiner
Charles Epperson
Sedective
Cretary
Harold McCormick
Donald Harreson
Township Advisory
Richard W. Dunikin
Arthur Henning
Dale Prough
Maurice Robinson
Philip
Cooper
Wilson G. Anderson
Serviceman Gets 12 Years In Sale of U S Secrets
Pvt. William T. Marchuk, a Russian speaking serviceman from Norristown Pennsylvania, was convicted by a U S Army court martial in Berlin of deserting to the Russians and revealing Army Intelligence secrets. He received a 12 year prison sentence after pleading innocent and then appealing for clemency.
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Berlin
U. S
William T. Marchuk
Soviet Union
Norristown
Marchuk
Panama
India
Burma
Germany
East Berlin
Army Intelligence Department
West Berlin
Vorkuta
Soviet Arctic
Pact Ends Long Rail Walkout
A binding Friday night agreement ends the Louisville & Nashville Railroad dispute after a 58 day strike. The plan requires the railroad to pay the entire cost of a health insurance plan, resolving the main issue of cost sharing with nonoperating unions. The arrangement, based on a referee award, funds medical, surgical and hospital benefits at about 5.95 dollars per employee monthly, with benefits insured by New York Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisville & Nashville
L&n
Francis J
Pebarisons
New York Life Insurance
Time For Immunizing Millions Of Children Grows Doubtful
In Washington a Friday decision refused to cut polio vaccine doses to stretch scarce supplies. Surgeon General Scheele noted the advisory panel urged continuing the three 1 cc doses injected into muscles. Experts also weighed delaying vaccination in peak polio areas, recommending first shots be delayed only after evaluation, while second shots could proceed with minimal risk. The Gore bill seeks 17.9 billion federal outlay over five years for four U S road systems, with about 12.75 billion from federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
The
Public Health Service
Gore
Em Oe
David Bodian
Hopkins University
Thomas Francis Jr
University of the Four Systems
Moscow
Soviet Union
Michigan
W. McD. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Rob
Vitation
Agricul
Iowa
U .S
U.S
Senate Battle Opens on US Highway Plans
In Washington the Senate debated rival highway plans with Democrats backing Gore and Republicans seeking to replace it with Eisenhower’s. Gore’s proposal envisions a vast interstate system crossing the nation, while Eisenhower’s bill would fund ten years of federal state programs. No votes until next week as lawmakers discuss strategy and potential amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
America
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Public Works Committee
Sen. Martin
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Indiana GOP Urges Ike Run Again for President
The Indiana Republican State Committee unanimously approved a resolution urging President Dwight D. Eisenhower to seek another term. State Chairman Alvin C. Cast said no other state party had acted similarly and urged nationwide adoption. Gov. James P. Craig echoed support, calling it the will of Indiana citizens.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
iFriday
GOP
Eisenhower
Ieek
Alvin C. Cast
Republican Organization
White House
State Committee
Craig
Indiana
Cast
Candidates File Expense Lists for May Primaries
Campaign expense reports filed with County Clerk Joseph H. Armington cover seven candidates in the May municipal primary. Names include Elmer Tunis for mayor of Elwood, Charles R. Kratz for mayor of Elwood, Ralph Ferguson for mayor of Anderson, Donald P. Jones for mayor of Alexandria, Ernest W. Coburn for Ander son city clerk, Earl Toombs for city councilman, and Gladys Land for treasurer of Elwood. Deadline for filing is June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Armington
Elmer Tunis
Elwood
Charles R. Kratz
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
Donald P. Jones
Alexandria
Ernest W. Coburn
Earl Toombs
Ece
Gladys Land
Eterie
Armington
County Building Permits Reach 1.5 Million Mark
County building records show permits issued since January totaling 1.59 million for the year, including 173 new homes and 326 000 in May alone. James A. Shartz reports 37 home permits this May totaling 326 000, with city and county combined nearing 2.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisons
P. J. Byrum
James A. Shartz
Anderson
Shartz
Floyd
Hancock
Grand Jury To Meet Tuesday For Nett Investigation
Madison Circuit Court officials said the grand jury would convene Tuesday morning to open an investigation into the fatal beating of Vera Rosalie Neff, 23, of Frankton. Her husband, Robert Lee Neff, 31, is jailed in Madison County after a preliminary hearing in Anderson City Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Vera Rosalie Neff
Frankton
Robert Lee Neff
Madison County
Anderson
Neff
Toll Highway Survey Contracts Approved in Indiana
Indianapolis Atty Gen Edwin K Steers approved contracts for a preliminary resurvey of the proposed north south toll road from Indianapolis to Gary Hammond. J E Greiner Co Baltimore will get 15000 for a civil engineering survey. Wilbur Smith Associates New Haven and Parsons Brinckerhoff Hall Mac Donald New York will collect 33000 for a preliminary traffic survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gary-Hammond
Edwin K. Steers
J. E. Greiner Co
Baltimore
Wilbur Smith & Associates
New Haven
Lions Dismantle 1955 Merchants Home Show at Athletic Park
Anderson Lions Club concluded a four night Merchants and Manufacturers Home Show and Exposition at Athletic Park drawing about 30 000 attendees. Organized by 85 Anderson firms the event featured a record 132 booths and attracted visitors from distant cities. General Chairman Harvey Neal led the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Lions Club
Merchants ‘and Manufacturers
Athletic Park
Anderson Area
Harvey Neal and Co
Birth Announcements From Local Homes
Born yesterday at St. John's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks at 2619 State Street a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Taylor at 1719 Morton Street welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. George Kachelein at 415 Henry Street report a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stewart at 125213 E 29th Street announce a girl. Mr. and Mrs. David Hartwell in Alexandria report a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Charles Parks
State St
Willie Taylor
Morton St
George Kachelein
Henry St
Claude Stewart
29Th St
David Hartwell
Alexandria
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Tempo
U. N
NATO
Truman
United States
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Nevada
Ames
Iowa State College
Oppenheimer
Des Moines Tribune
Los Alamos
N.M
Stuart Symington
Symington
Air Force
Trequan
Penne Preston
AHS
Molotov
Ellerbe W. Caster
Titusville
Fla
Carter
Pact
Indiana Gop
Toll
J.D. Coen
Roy Smith
City Hall
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