Major Ike wins and defeats in Eisenhower's 1950s agenda
The Anderson Herald lists Ike's major legislative items including atomic energy, 18 year voting, farm price supports, housing, reciprocal trade, seaway, social security expansion, and Taft Hartley law debates. It notes proposals in committees and tensions between Congress and administration over financing and control of programs.
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Eisenhower
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Ale Banking Committee
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Senate Communications
Inita Conmanity
Commission
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Chadsnan Jollee
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Mise Herrick
Lola
Edie Munity
Labor Leaders Face Counts
Federal grand jury indicted labor leaders and associates from multiple unions and companies on racketeering and conspiracy charges. Funds allegedly diverted in labor peace schemes tied to construction and operating engineers, with counts including extortion and violence threats against operators and employees.
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Soucie
Gess
Hale and Medley
Emspleey
Sovetion Co
Hvansville
Tidl
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Howie
Ferreher
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Mulher Andielinenteharelig
Chonewski
Syving Valley
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Share Market Surges to New Highs in Bull Run
New York stocks rise to fresh peaks the past 24 years as major divisions gain. Brokers cite strong business, optimistic defense spending, and favorable Washington signals driving the advance. The market has advanced four of five days this week.
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New York
Washington
Glock
Coal imports threaten US industry say executives
About 35 coal company leaders at a two day conference in Chicago warned that foreign residue imports endanger the industry. They urged federal action as soft coal miners face layoffs and 75 000 to 100 000 workers lose jobs amid an economic squeeze.
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Chicago
C. Crimpbell
Pittsburgh
National Coal Assi
Campball
Correlation Favored in 78th Preakness at Pimlico
The 78th Preakness Stakes tops the schedule with Correlation the 7-5 favorite in a field of eleven. The $100000-added race at Pimlico draws a nationwide CBS telecast and radio coverage with post time set for 5 45 pm EDT as fans anticipate a possible repeat of Derby favorite Montucky.
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Correlation
Savior Fie
CBS
Ford To Oppose Moore For World Heavyweight Title
Promoter Henay Ord announced St Louis challenger Archin Moora and Philadelphian Harold Johnaca will arrive June 16 or 30 for the world heavyweight title bout. Ford said the plan was arranged by Din Norris of the International Rosin Club. Paddy Carter with prior drunken driving record is also noted in the report.
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San Francisco
Henay Ord
Beiday
Archin Moora
San Wranchaca
State Farm
Uanison LeMarco
Ford
Norelyx
Moore
Bell To Confer With Word Over Rule Differences
Rumor fueled by sports figures from Beirut to Chicago about rule changes in the National Football League and Arab horse racing plans sparks discussions. Arch Ward plans to meet with stakeholders in the Tribune to discuss substitution rules and the potential impact on teams like the Detroit Lions and College All Stars.
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Bell
Wiles
Detroit Lions
Woman Wins 13th Divorce in Los Angeles
Bever ly Nina O'Malley, 44, received her 13th divorce decree from Nola Rays mond J. O'Malley, 97, amid accusations of cruelty and misconduct. The judge noted the marriage is in bad habit and implied the cycle would continue.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Nina O'Malley
Priday
le O'Malley
Retired Indiana Minister Dies
BLOOMINGTON Ind The New Wylie a retired Methodist minister who served 10 a storiates and was superintendent for two glistvicls in the Indiana Methodist Conference died Friday night. He retired years ago after 10 years in the ministry. He was superintendent of the Seymour and Bloomington districts and served churches at Corydon Greene st Allis Blooming ton Indianapolis Rushville Vincennes Columbus Evansville and Princeton. Survivors include the wife five sons one daughter seven grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Seymour
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Hloomntielst
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Columbus
Evansville
Princeton
Witaw
Geeaks Beamtchild
Pirates trade Walker Cooper to Cubs for 1 25 round number
Walker Cooper, veteran catcher, is traded from the Pirates to the Cubs for 175000. The move follows Cooper's earlier 1940s to 1950s form with a career .300 plus batting average and 33 home runs in recent seasons. The article notes his 1947 season and subsequent drops after knee operations, plus later stints and waivers.
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New York
Cincinnati
Ray” Mueller
Noxton Raves
Connie Ryan
Braves
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le—Mayer Meepin
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Cooper
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Ralph Kiner
Hank Sauce
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Dloclennich
Vuky Aims for Speedmark in Indianapolis Open
Vuky races for a new speedway mark in Indianapolis with a rebuilt Offenhauser car. He aims to break the 141 mph barrier as 24 unqualified cars vie for a place behind 16 qualified entrants in the Memorial Day weekend race.
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Bill Holand
George Connor
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M4tine Storier
Fred Agappashtan
Albany Gaillfy Dim Rathpratt
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Long Beach
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Lee Wallird
Increased Glassware Duties Urged by Glass Industry
Washington report says glassware manufacturers urged higher duties on imports at a closed industry conference. They warned no domestic maker profits from hand made glassware, capacity utilization at over 30 percent, and urged relief to avoid further job losses. About 15 000 workers are affected as plants in Ohio Indiana New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and West Virginia face closure risk.
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Cary Merce
Industy
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Peing Liek
Department of Commerce
Aone
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
West Viewnd
Elinician
Whirlwind Destroys Concession Stand at Speedway
A whirlwind ripped through the Indianapolis track on Friday, lifting a wood and canvas concession stand and dropping it onto a parked car. No injuries were reported.
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Indianavolis
Senate Debates Lowering Voting Age to 18
Senator Langer of North Dakota urged the Senate to support a constitutional amendment allowing 18-year-olds to vote, arguing if they must fight for their country they deserve a voice in governance.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Portville obituaries and trial notes on Leary and Moore
Funeral notices for Lydia Fayne Leary and Ralph H Moore sit beside trial updates. Reports recount money found and charged suspects Dolan and Showders facing bail and appeal delays. Details place services in Eden Cemetery and K of P Cemetery with burials in Franklin and Portville areas.
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Lydia Laynes Leary
Portville
Lydia Fayne Leary
Eden Cemetery
College president leads baccalaureate with choir and music
A baccalaureate service features a congregational hymn, special undergraduate male quartet, and a sermon by Dr. Burt Coody. Graduates Mr. Court ney and Mr. Childes enter pastoral ministry while others pursue ministry, teaching in Canada, or Christian drama. The event highlights church leaders and faculty from the School of Theology.
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Pageomerison
Ronald Patty
Sapulpa
Okla
Oral Withrow
South Charleston
W.a
Tom Kurtz
Lima
Joby Taylor
W. Va
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Burt Coody
School of Theology
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Canada
Japan
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Bosdon
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Land 1
World Service Commission
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Christian Uigher Education
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Alexander leads boat plant amid 400 workers and rising backlog
General report from chairman I. Alexander shows Wehard GB alliance with Grass, Reykell, and Atacciton in key posts. The logs plant under Alexander is described as angraling steadily with a 400 person force and a growing backlog of victors.
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Grass
Raywound E. Reykell
Killeriman
BR. M. Atacciton
Alexander Smit
Committee approves welfare changes and pay suspensions
A legislative committee backed extending federal welfare payment cuts and asks reconsideration of a $5 monthly payment reduction for millions. The plan would adjust computing benefits by using the average of the highest four years of earnings and drop the five lowest years if the beneficiary has more than five years in the system, with a minimum of 18 months counted.
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James
Saker
Court records hinge on missing money in Dolan case
Greenlease case arguments focus on a missing ransom sum described as the rest phantom that influenced juries. Judge Hidge notes perjury convictions relied on the government's assertion that Dolan and Shoulder falsely handled the ransom money, with a briefcase and funds tied to a hotel arrest.
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Hidge
Shoulders
Missouri State
Heady
Craig Aims at Nominating Slate Amid Party Split
The report notes Craig plans a convention slate for multiple statewide offices including secretary of state and state treasurer. He claims confidence but signals possible opposition to Wilbur Young for superintendent and Crawford Parker for secretary of state, with Peters as a potential opponent. Party struggles and committee appointments are also described.
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Wilbur Young
John Peters
Pele
Chest Campaign I nages Involving Incumbent Opposition
The governor states uncertainty over opponents to incumbents as a community chest drive ramps up. Delegates for the GOP contest total 2 885 and target a slate of state officials including treasurer, auditor, and judges.
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Funeral services planned for Howard Sharritt Fortville
The article reports funeral arrangements for Howard Sharritt, a Fortville farmer, following a heart attack noted Friday evening. It mentions a German secretary named Leech and possible extradition proceedings, with Canfield and Canfield’s request routed through U.S. officials in Bonn.
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Howard MM
Sharritt
Farmer
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Canfield
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Justice Department
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Taech
Lima
Segregation Myths Highlight Small Mississippi Town
In Mount Bayou Mississippi a Negro mayor says no segregation worries exist and whites would be welcome in schools, while a nearby town reports no segregation problems after a Supreme Court decision. A school serves 1,500 local and surrounding area students.
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Supreme Court
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E. Ay Jreen
Merc
Laos and Cambodia Stalemate in Vietminh Armistice Talks
In Indochina discussions the core dispute centers on Laos and Cambodia. France rejects zones for Vietminh troops and refuses an overall armistice that would recognize the Vietminh resistance government in Laos and Cambodia.
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Pace
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
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