Leaders warn of another war risks aim to preserve freedom
Indiana Republican Charles A Halleck urged Americans to act within freedom and honor to avert a holocaust of war while stressing leadership across generations. He spoke at Wooster College Ohio as part of the Institute of Politics. The State Department said the U S is airlifting military equipment to Nicaragua and Honduras under mutual defense pacts amid regional tensions. Rep Melvin Price urged bipartisanship in foreign policy, calling on President to lead and restore cooperation between parties. In St Louis, an 18 year old threatened suicide from a 70 foot high platform at Forest Park Highlands prompting a police response and identification of Robert George Adelsberger.
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HOUSE
Charles A. Halleck
GOP
Indiana
Halleck
Institute of Politics
Wooster College
Ohio
State Department
United States
Nicaragua
Honduras
Lincoln White
Guatemala
Poland
Melvin Price
Illinois
Eisenhower
Price
St. Louis
Forest Park Highlands
Robert George Adelsberger
Jennings
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
Lodi Italy Giuseppi Bonetti tried to do a cows a good turn during a milk strike and lost his nose for his efforts on a dairy farm near Corte Palasio Communists called dairy hands out on strike for higher wages Several non Communist workers tried to relieve the uncomfortable cows passing through a leftist picket line One of the pickets got in a fight with relief worker Bonetti bit off his nose and fled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Italy
Giuseppi Bonetti
Corte Palasio
Bonetti
Left-Over Items Sell Fast in Bulletin-Herald Ads
Housecleaning pushes furniture rugs and appliances into quick sale via Bulletin-Herald Want-Ads. Two 9x12 Axminster rugs offered for 35 dollars total or separately, described as good and clean. Call 3-5371 to place ads with help from the Want-Ad girl.
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Bulletin-Herald
U S Backing For U N Peace Mission In Indochina
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would support a U N appeal to send a peace observation commission to Southeast Asia and urged allied backing. Thailand reportedly drafts the request to be submitted to the U N Security Council for a quick survey on the Indochina War. Dulles stressed the U S would act with allies, not alone, and avoided naming Thailand while signaling improving prospects for international action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
United States
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Thailand
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Indochina
France
Republican Club Names Delegates To State Parley
The Madison County Womens Republican Club met at 212 W 8th St to name delegates and alternates for the June 9 state convention of Indiana Republican Womens Clubs in Indianapolis. Delegates include Mrs Harold Actor E C Toner Eva Thompson Grace Woodward Arthur Springer and Fairy V Stanley. alternates include Mrs Wava Thompson Mrs Harold J Anderson Mrs John Gray and others. Hostesses were Mrs Drumm Mrs Clarence Windsor and Mrs E N Davis. next meeting will be at Mrs Earl Martins with plans to aid the party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Womens Republican Club
E. C. Toner
8Th St
Indiana
Republican Womens Clubs
Indianapolis
Alpha Byrum
Claypool
Harold Actor
Eva Thompson
Grace Woodward
Arthur Springler
Earl Martin
Byrum
Monroe Township
St Marys School Honors Award Recipients at Convocation
At a St Marys School convocation, Rev Msgr Thomas Travers presided as students received honors. Recipients include Noreen Chambers Richard Orbik Peggy Christal Byron Francoeur Julia Blossom David Head and more. Additional awards span essays posters DAR and VFW medals with prizes and county honors noted.
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St. Mary's School
Thomas Travers
Noreen Chambers
Richard Orbik
Peggy Christal
Byron Francoeur
Julia Blossom
David Head
Stephen Snyder
New Harmony Setup Abolished in Indiana Plan
New Harmony Commission will be abolished in a few weeks. Memorial properties to pass to the State Conservation Department. Commission set up 17 years ago to memorialize communal living experiments in Posey County. Over $93,500 in the commission treasury to be turned into the state general fund.
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Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
New Harmony Commission
State Conservation Department
Wabash River
Posey County
Istate General Fund
Plane Crash Starts Fire in Newark Lumber Yard
A twin engine Air Force C45 training plane crashed into a downtown Newark lumber yard, exploded on impact, and started a large fire seen from Wilmington. Both crew members parachuted to safety with no immediate civilian casualties reported. The plane struck across from St. John the Baptist Church and ignited flames reaching an office building. Firefighters formed a water curtain to shield three nearby gas stations. Lt. Col. Benjamin H. King said the plane, from Mitchell Field, Long Island, was headed to Washington and planned to return tonight. The pilots reported they were uninjured. names to be released after questioning. Firefighters traveled from Elkton, Md., as flames rose over 100 feet.
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Newark
Del
Air Force
Delaware
Wilmington
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
Benjamin H. King
New Castle County Air Force Base
Mitchell Field
Long Island
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Mitchel Field
King
Wilmington Air Base
Elkton
Senator McCarthy Claims Schine Chart Misleads Public
Senator McCarthy charged the Army with presenting a dishonest chart to create a false impression that Schine had black marks on his record. Army witnesses testified the chart showed Schine’s passes at Ft. Dix, while a companion map depicted leaves for a typical trainee. McCarthy mockingly altered the chart in showman fashion, prompting laughter as Lt Blount offered a cautious comparison to a prize fight.
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David Schine
Ft. Dix
N. J
McCarthy
Schine
Wisconsin
John B. Blount
Blount
Cornelius Ryan
Kingston
R. I
Korea
Ryan
Revised Social Security Plan Wins House Approval
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a revised Social Security program item by item. It would raise benefits for millions, extend coverage to farmers, farm workers earning over 200 dollars a year, and more state federal workers. Two changes excluded physicians interns and most police and firemen from expanded coverage. Minimum benefits rise to 30 dollars monthly for current beneficiaries and 98.50 per month for couples, with future maximums up to 108.50 and 162.75 respectively.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
American Medical Assa
Memorial Day Weather Outlook in Indiana
Forecasts predict cooler Memorial Day weekend across Indiana with scattered showers in central and southern areas. It may stay cool on Wednesday and into the weekend while rest of the week should average 2 to 4 degrees above normal.
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Indiana
School Safety Patrols Stand As Monument To Mattie Fry
Anderson honors Miss Mattie B Fry for years directing elementary education with living memorials as school patrols on streets adjacent to the grade school. In 1921-22 while principal at Main Street School she secured police approval to station boys at street corners to signal cars. Patrols record license numbers of passing vehicles as children cross.
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Mattie Fry
Anderson
Mattie B. Fry
Haymes Wins Stay On Order In Deportation Case
Washington report shows crooner Dick Haymes and Rita Hayworth’s husband won a suspension of his government deportation order. The Board of Immigration Appeals directed a reopening for further hearings after claims of entrapment and alleged missteps by officials during his Hawaii trip. The singer, born in Argentina, had been ordered deported for reentering after the Hawaii visit and for draft exemption issues during World War II.
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Washington
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Board of Immigration Appeals
Immigration Service
Haymes
Welburn Maycock
Hawaii
Miss Hayworth
Argentina
Maycock
Richard R. Cody
Los Angeles
Cody
United States
Tax Revenues May Set Record
INDIANAPOLIS State tax collections head for new records this year. Gross Income Tax Division director George W Starr says April and May collections run about four million dollars ahead of 1953 pace, hinting at a fiscal year total near 116 million for June 30. Motor Vehicle Bureau receipts total 25,604,150, about half a million above last year, and gasoline tax may reach 60 million by June 30, about one million more than 1952-53.
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Indianapolis
George W. Starr
Starr
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Auto Safety Checks Continue in Anderson Program
Auto safety checks continued with 163 cars inspected over 45 minutes on 32nd Street between Columbus and E Lynn. The operation involved three state and nine city officers aiming to reduce accidents by directing repairs. Four motorists were arrested.
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Anderson City
32Nd St
Columbus Ave
E. Lynn St
Board Approves Fairwood Bluffs Sewage Plan
Members of the Board of Public Works met at City Hall to approve a sewer service agreement with the Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District. They also approved buying a 4 ton pickup from Hunter Motor Company for 1175.59. The district plans a sewer system feeding into Pittsford Creek Intercepting Sewer for treatment by Anderson's plant, with rates set for district property owners east of Nursery Road.
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Board of Public Works
City Hall
Hunter Motor Company
R. and H. Motor Company
W. H. Hardy and Son
W. C. McLain Company
Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District
Noland
Wright
Pittsford Creek
Anderson
Nursery Road
Nurse Describes Ordeal During Fortress Siege
Genevieve de Galard Terraube, a 29 year old French Air Force nurse, recounts two months at Dien Bien Phu amid the fortress fall. She describes calm courage, denies romance proposals, plans a Paris visit, and may write a story offer worth around 100000, with her commission expiring next January.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Dien Bien Phu
Paris
Roger de Galard Terraube
Dulles Warns of Red Move Near Panama Canal
Secretary of State Dulles warned that a 10 million dollar arms shipment from Poland to Guatemala could be a step to extend Communist influence near the Panama Canal. He cited the Caracas resolution and noted rising tension as airlifted arms reach Guatemala and its neighbors Nicaragua and Honduras. Lawmakers urged consultation with other American nations to deter Moscow’s Latin American advance.
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Washington
Dulles
Guatemala
Panama Canal
Central America
Caracas
America
Poland
State Department
Nicaragua
Honduras
Moscow Radio
U.S
Capitol Hill
Latin America
Rep. Boggs
D-La
The
House
United States
Bond Issue Remonstrance Awaited by County Officials
The Madison County Board of Commissioners advanced highway plans for summer work while awaiting remonstrance petitions against the $147,000 Anderson-Chesterfield road bridge bond. Petitions will be turned to County Auditor John Walker by opponents this week, with Friday set as the remonstrance deadline. If remonstrators exceed petitioners, the project is defeated, a previous defeat triggers a one year wait for new action. (Continued on Page 1)
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Anderson- Chesterfield
John Walker
Rev Day Elected New President of Ministerial Group
The Rev Wilbur V Day pastor of the Noble Street Methodist Church was elected president of the Anderson Ministerial Association at its annual luncheon in the Anderson College dining room. Gospel Trumpet Company hosted the event with Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson as hosts. Professor and Mrs Ross Ekstrom provided vocal selections.
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Wilbur V. Day
Noble Street Methodist Church
Anderson Ministerial Association
Anderson College
Gospel Trumpet Company
Charles Wilson
Ross Ekstrom
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Bowlin 100742 W 4th St a daughter. Born yesterday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie to Mr and Mrs Don K Johnston Rit 6 son. Mrs Lucia Butner Anderson is grandmother and Mr and Mrs C S Johnston DeLeon Springs Fla are the grandparents.
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Youngstown
Ohio
North Side Hospital
Edward Burns
John Burke
Larry Doerr
Avel Ries
Michael Vargo
William Sykes
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Bowlin
W. 4Th St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Don K. Johnston
Rit
Lucia Butner
Anderson
C. §S. Johnston
DeLeon Springs
Fla
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Ozark Hospitality
Republican Club
St. Mary’s School
Philadelphia
Philco Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Arthur Pryor
New York
Arthur Pryor Jr
Roosevelt Hospital
Batten,Barton, Durstine & Osborn
Army
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Fairwood Bluffs
Reds
Kohler Company
Elmer Schrader
Duchess
Kohler
Wis
Rev. Day
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