Sititng Bull Sketches in Smithsonian Pamphlet Exhibition
The Ft Joseph Historical Assn. Museum in Niles Michigan now holds sketches of Sitting Bull and Plains Indians life from a Smithsonian pamphlet by Alexis A Praus. The pamphlet, sold for 35 cents by Smithsonian Publications in Washington DC, details bravery as a mark of man and includes depictions of Sitting Bull on a branded horse and engaging enemies, with discussions of his roles as warrior leader medicine man artist and diplomat.
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Dr. Stirling
Sitting Bull
U. S. Army
Courthouse Annex Plans Tentative as Henning Agreement Reached
Commissioners heard merchants' concerns on parking meters around the courthouse square and entered an agreement with architect Arthur Henning for annex plans at a fixed fee of 4500 dollars plus six percent of construction cost if built. No final plan decision was approved.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Henning
Henning
Review notes mixed signals in consumer durables outlook
The Review reports consumer durables remain in focus in the overall situation with signs of a pickup in non-durables sales, though Indiana lags other regions. An April rise in orders for new machine tools and higher business spend estimates for equipment accompany a three year downturn in farm income seemingly leveling off.
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Indiana
Ten Girls Penny Newbern Julia Hudson Marianne Wise and Jessie Will
The American Legion Auxiliaries sponsor the Girls State event aiming to educate young women in citizenship and governance. Other sponsors include Tri Kappa Business and Professional Women's Club Rotary Altrusa and Chesterfield groups. selections honor interest in government leadership character and scholarship.
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Penny “Newbern
Julia Hudson
Marianne Wise
Jessie Will
American Legion Auxilies
al Ilerson
Tri Kappa
Buness
Professional Women's Club
Rotary
Altrusa
Chesterfield
Senator hints at 1956 vote choice amid Eisenhower criticism
The senator said he could not back Eisenhower unless the President acts on the prisoner of war situation. He added that if Adlai Stevenson were the only other candidate he would likely vote Eisenhower as the lesser of two evils, while McCarthy warned of no good ahead for the United States.
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Eisenhower
Denner
Erat
Adlai Stevenson
McCarthy
United States
Eisenhower Nixon Say GOP Drives Peace Prosperity Program
At Sheraton Park Hotel a women led dinner framed by a Republican platform praising peace prosperity and national strength. Nixon moderated a panel with Wilson Mitchell Benson Williams and Rogers detailing economic gains and government reforms.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
Sheraton Park Hotel
Nixon
Communist Party
Republican’ Women's Finance Committee
District of Columbia
Defense Wilson
Labor
Mitchell
Agriculture Benson
Commerce Williams
Rogers
Big Four talks edge toward appeasement debate
McCarthy warns the planned Big Four meeting with Russia Britain and France could serve as appeasement urging the US to discuss what it will give away not what it can gain He discussed invasion of China hostages and a possible role for Milton Eisenhower Nelson Rockefeller and Harold Stassen in shaping the decision The Los Angeles assembly of the Presbyterian Church opened with calls for end to dogma and broader church outreach.
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Russia
Britain
France
Milton Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
Harold Stassen
Tke
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Geechoclovatia
Hungary
China
THE
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Los Angeles
Ralph Waldo Lloyd
Maryville (Tenn.) College
General Assembly of the Church
Justices Void Part Of 1949 Red Infiltration Probe
The House committee heard from Thomas Quinn field organizer for the same union and Phillip Bart Daily Worker general manager during 1949 1950 investigations. Emspak and Quinn were jailed and fined $500. Bart got three months and $300. The U S Court of Appeals upheld Emspak and Bart convictions and ordered a new trial for Quinn. These three cases were the most significant in the inquiry.
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House Committee
Thomas Quinn
Phillip Bart
Daily Worker
Communist’ Party
Emspak
Quinn
Bart
U. S. Court of Appeals
Truck Bombed in Walkout at Indianapolis Warehouse
A delivery truck crossing picket lines at a struck Indianapolis warehouse was demolished by a bomb early Monday. Two people were injured, Lenora Jackson and John Moody, both nearby residents. Another truck was damaged as windows shattered in nearby buildings.
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Indianapolis
Beard H. Whiteside
Whiteside
Lenora Jackson
John ‘Moody
Wilson Re-nominated and Re-elected Cited By Newsletter
The article notes a newsletter writer in Wilson indicating Tke forecast a reelection based on observation and conditions. He said he had no inside information but formed his prediction through appraisal of the candidate and the political environment.
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Wee
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Pravda
David Zaslavsky
Zaslavsky
Ceoninced Frone
Ze Wilson
Ex-Prisoners Appeal to UN Over India Transfer
Lifelong detainees and ex-prisoners in India seek UN intervention to prevent transfer to another neutral nation and insist on civilian treatment. Indian officials say talks are ongoing as government pushes for a solution.
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Hlammarskjold
U.N
New Delhi
Jimt Cheol
Nehru
Roup
Frente Cone
Becars
East German unrest and union protest at Vienna conference
East German authorities reported new security measures to curb public discontent as labor unions from 77 nations denounced Soviet tyranny. The Inter Confederation of Free Trade Unions opened a Vienna congress with over 200 delegates representing 54 million workers as an eight day session began.
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East Germany
Lincoln Club to Elect New Madison County GOP Officers
Lincoln Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 in City Hall court room for the annual election and installation of officers. President William Chambers will preside and new officers will be named with installation to follow.
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Lincoln Club
Madison County
GOP
City Hall
William Chambers
Air Reservists Meet Last Night in North Anderson
Air Reservists of Flight A506 held a regular session at the Naval building in North Anderson with Maj. Fred Fuller in charge. Rev. Vernon Hes spoke on present Communist strategy. R. Tomlinson, Muncie, presented Reserve Officers Personnel Act details including special and retirement benefits for military personnel.
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Air Force Reserve
Naval
North Anderson
Fred” Fuller
Vernon Hes
St. John’s Lutheran
R. Tomlinson
Muncie
Angli
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Thurlow W. Richman a former Daleville resident died Sunday in Detroit Michigan aged resident of the area for 40 years funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home officiated by Rev RC Shirey burial in Sanders Cemetery friends may call after 7 pm Tuesday at the funeral home survivors include widow Beulah Richman a daughter Mary Shaughnessy Detroit four grandchildren and great grandchildren three brothers Carey Walter and Henry Richman of the area
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Jhurlow Richman
Daleville
Thurlow W. Richman
Detroit
Mich
Polhemus and Shirey
RC. Shirey
Sanders Cemetery
Richman
Michigan City
Beulah Richman
Mary Shaughnessy
Carey
Walter
Henry Richman
Tucker Rites Set For Today
Feral services for James Jonroe Tucker, 70, 1222 W. 14th, will be held today at 2 p.m. at Second Baptist Church with the Rev. Charles B. Dailey officiating. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery. The body was taken to Leonard Underwood Funeral Home where friends were received yesterday. Mr. Tucker died Saturday at St. John's Hospital.
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Edna M. Jarvis
Meridian St
Jaris
Charles Jarvis
Anderson
Waltz and Hiday
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Charles Duckworth
Frank Duckworth
Culver
Nannie Samuels
Nannie Bell Samuel
East Lynn St
Church of Christ
Columbia
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Carl Kethherside
Missouri
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ruth Stanley
Rachel Howard
Mary Lee Higginbothem
Charles R. George
Morton St
St. John’s
Meadowbrook Baptist
Arthur Proctor
Mounds Baptist Church
William Rawlins
Salvation Army
Geneva Bertram George
Alexandria
Henry
Mes
Paul Clark
Terre Haute
Dallas Shrout
Pittsburgh
Nancy Lyst
Richmond
Thomas
Ellen Lyst
Mable Tollingsworth
Mabel W. Hollingsworth
Sixth St
Whitehall
Mich
Hollingsworth
Frederick L. Hollingsworth
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Giuster
West Man, Newood Cemetery
George
L. Durbin
John Hoppes
Pomona
Calif
Monte Nuzum
Dan Clevenger
W. V. Corsaut
James Jonroe Tucker
W. 14Th
T' Second Baptist Church
Charles B. Dailey
Pasor
East Faplewood
Leonard
Underwood Funeral Home
Mr. Tucker
St. John’s Hospital
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