Hoffman Urges United Front Against Reds
Paul G. Hoffman chairman of Studebaker urged Americans to unite against communism in a speech to the Indiana Civil Liberties Union at the Marott Hotel. He warned against disunity promoted by the Kremlin and urged focus on free enterprise strengths and voluntary groups like the ICLU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corp
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Marott Hotel
Hoffman
United States
Kremlin
ICLU
World War Memorial
America
Soviet order shuts vodka drink spots in cities
The Soviet Ministry of Trade issued an official order closing vodka quick drink stands in city areas near factories schools hospitals and clubs. It bans sales by the glass at street stands buffets bars and stalls but allows bottle purchases for home consumption and glass service in some eateries. Actress Ava Gardner plans rapid divorce from Frank Sinatra after arriving from Madrid to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ministry of Trade
London
Ava Gardner
Madrid
New York
Frank Sinatra
Calabria Legion Moves to New 1031 Main St
Calabria Post 371 announces its new residence at 1031 Main St with Tuesday evening meetings. The annual election session is postponed to June 8 at the new post home. Officers report good recent poppy sales and progress on Junior Legion baseball. President Eisenhower golfed at Burning Tree Club in Maryland. Gary man killed in Gary Ind. collision. his wife injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calabria Post No 371
Main St
the Post
Junior Legion
President Golfs
Washington
President Eisenhower
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
Gary
Ind
Leon Starling
Joyce
St Marys High School Honor Roll And Awards List
St Marys presents awards for valedictorian Judith Lindzy and salutatorian Charlene Roche with scholarships and subscriptions. Medals awarded in religion, citizenship, school spirit, and leadership to multiple students. Outstanding work in journalism, French, shorthand, and other fields noted. Activities include Girl and Boy State selections and perfect attendance recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoelting
James Ward
Judith Lindzy
Marion College
Indianapolis
Charlene Roche
Mary Ellen Schmitt
Phyllis Silvey
Virginia Brady
John Finney
Phillip Baumer
Martha Frossard
Rita Flynn
Robert Powers
Loretta Winkowski
Thomas Wickens
Mary Badger
Mary Lou Kraus
Robert Degritz
Dorothy Johnson
Robert McKaig
William McKinney
Carolyn Murray
Stephen Snyder Frank Harrington
Jerry Coy
Elizabeth Lipton
Carolyn Micnael
Paul Mudd
Michael Heppen
JoAnn Cherem
Sylvia Peter
Kathleen Richard
Loretta Wnukowski
Anthony Slaymaker
Dulles condition for intervention in Indochina war
Reliable informants report that Washington seeks Southeast Asia to hold overall responsibility for training the Indochina national armies as a condition for possible U S intervention. The proposal underscores the strategic link between Allied training control and escalation decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Dulles
French Leaders Favor Shift if U.S. Agrees to Extra Measures
Report notes earlier sharp objections but cites French military and government leaders as favorable to a shift in policy if the United States commits to additional extraordinary interventions in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Revised Social over Sixty Five Al Lotment Boost
The maximum family allotment would rise from 16875 to 2000 per month. Social security tax would apply to the first 4200 of annual pay, affecting earners above 3600 a year with a $12 yearly tax increase for those over 4200. The tax rate would advance from 3 percent in 1970 to 4 percent in 1975 for workers and employers.
Dulles and Sikes Clash Over Guatemala Crisis and Rio Pact
Dulles warned that U S arms shipments to Guatemala have made it the dominant Central American power and urged collective action under the Rio treaty. Sikes called for invoking the Monroe Doctrine to halt what he called a communist invasion of the Western Hemisphere and suggested steps be taken immediately.
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Boggs
U. S
Honduras
Guatemala
Rep Sikes
D-Fla
House
United States
James Monroe
Sikes
Western Hemisphere
Dulles
Central America
U.S
Nicaragua
McCarthy Questions Army Charts In Senate Hearing
Senator said he supplied the information for them himself and declared nothing put out by the Army is dishonest. Lt. Col. Murray testified he prepared the charts and admitted a rush job caused lighter ink on the average trainee chart. McCarthy challenged him, accusing Murray of covering up for the chart authors and insisting the jury could see an attempt to dupe them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F.T. Murray
McCarthy
Murray
McCarty
Senate
McCar
McCarthy Army hearing details on Schine and Cohn actions
The Army hearings neared final presentation with Gen Ryan denying any special Schine favors at Ft Dix and Col Belieu recounting Cohn’s anger at being denied entry to a Ft Monmouth radar lab. McCarthy pressed to admit Schine’s Ft Dix call records as evidence, while executive session sought to resolve access to monitored calls between Stevens and McCarthy allies.
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Thy
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Schine
Subcommittee
Army
McCarthy
Gen. Ryan
Ft. Dix
Dirksen
Cohn
Sehine
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Mundt
Stevens
Madison Avenue Road improvements advance in Anderson area
County crews widen shoulders and berms on the first three mile segment from Anderson to Alexandria. A new Pipe Creek bridge is planned with plans by County Surveyor Martin A Milling. Seal coating and resurfacing are studied for other highway sections this summer. A concurrent project: a four lane divided highway on Ind 109 from Ind 32 to 67 by Moellering Construction, with grading for a $700 000 contract well underway.
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Derway
Madison Avenue
Anderson
Alexandria
Martin A. Milling
Pipe Creek
Wilbur House
Board of Commissioners
Moellering Construction Company of
Fort Wayne
City Board Resolves Sewage Rates Based on Schedule
The board approves a 90 cent minimum charge for sewer use with a proportional increase for all other classifications. The new rates are set by the city rate schedule for charges to residents utilizing the sanitary system.
Anderson District Sewer Rates Agreement Details
An agreement sets district sewer charges at a percent of city minimum rates and requires district officers to provide records for city review. City terms on rates and rules may bind district residents, with a ten year maximum, signed by Mayor Wright and district and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson City
Anderson
Board of Works
Conservancy
Wright
Ray Wood
Jahn D. Dean
William Zuck
John H. Burton
Paul Wykoff
Charles H. Hartley
SAFETY PATROL PIONEER MISS FRY REMEMBERS 22 YEARS
A city wide safety patrol program grew after a fatal事故 near the high school and was funded by Kiwanis Club, PTA groups, and AMVETS. Miss Fry, former elementary education director and Anderson College faculty, recalls her career, teaching challenges, and a disciplinary moment that helped a student reform.
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Kiwanis Club
PTA
Amvets
Fry
Anderson
Miss Fry
Columbia University
Indiana State Teachers Association
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Anderson College
Miss Fry and the gun incident at the school
A frightened teacher reports a boy from Miss Fry's room threatened classmates with a loaded revolver. Miss Fry instructs the boy to come to her room after the bell, confiscates the gun, and promises to call the parents. The piece highlights Mattie B. Fry’s role in shaping character and safety patrol standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fry
Anderson
Mattie B. Fry
Safety Patrol
Nurse Describes Vietminh Attack at Dien Bien Phu Air Strip
A French nurse recounts the siege of Dien Bien Phu describing mud, wounded, and limited doctors as Vietminh mortars and artillery battered the underground hospital chambers on March 30 and 31. She notes Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries remained calm as a prisoner.
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Dien Bien Phu
Miss de Galard
Christian de Castries
de Galard
Ozark hospitality greets Mahomet high schoolers on trip
Twenty six Mahomet Illinois seniors planned a two day visit to the Ozarks but postponed vacation after donating the saved $800 to their adviser Mrs Eunice Sifford when her home burned. Local leaders and groups offered an expense free trip. .Officials from Kohler Company surrendered deputy sheriff credentials to avoid responsibility while maintaining rights. Gary Crosby injured in crash that killed a man and injured five others. A Michigan City Coast Guard crew found a 22 foot cabin cruiser with four Indiana residents aboard after engine trouble. all were unharmed.
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Mahomet
Ozark
Eunice Sifford
Joplin, Mo
Chamber of Commerce
Ozark Playground Association
Joplin High School
Citizens of
Kohler Company
Kohler
Wis
Ted Mosch
Coast Guard
Michigan City
Indiana
Marquette Yacht Club
Gary
James D Sheefel 46 dies at St Johns Hospital
James D. Sheefel, 46, of 1901 Main St, died last night at St Johns Hospital after a week as a patient. He was an electrician for Delco-Remy and a Church of God member. Survivors include his widow Cordelia and several siblings. Burial plans were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Sheefel
Main St
St John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sheefel
Paulding County
Ohio
Anderson
Kokomo
Delco-Remy Division
Church of God
Cordelia Sheefer
Beulah Turner
Cleo Wilson
Hawaiian Islands
Ruth Moore
Wabash
Dale Sheefer
Langley Field
Anderson Family Mention in Obituary Snippet
Old Martin, a daughter, Mrs Lu cille Waddell, a grandchild Dar rell Allen Martin, all of Anderson.
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Old Martin
Lucille Waddell
Darrell Allen Martin
Anderson
Miller Rites Await Family Arrival in Anderson
Donald Myrrel Miller, 38, former Anderson resident, died Sunday in Phoenix, Arizona. His body will arrive in Anderson tonight and be taken to Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. A journeyman lineman, Miller was born in Carmi Illinois and lived in Anderson for years before leaving in 1943. He belonged to the First Methodist Church. His daughter Vonda Miller and two sons Donald and Vernon remain at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Miller
Donald Myrrel Miller
Anderson
Phoenix
Ariz
Nith
Harold E. Rozelle
Arizona
Miller
Carmi
Ill
First Methodist Church
Vonda Miller
Virginia Diane Miller
Donald
Vernon
Mrs Nina Rushton Dies at 64 in Madison Area
Funeral rites for Mrs Nina Rushton 64 wife of Jesse Rushton of Rt 5 will be held at 10 30 a m Thursday at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Page officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery east of Fishers.
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Belle Myers
Caude P. Myers
Arrow Ave
Adrian
Mich
Michigan City
Clyde
Ohio
Myers
Myers Sand and Gravel Company
Anderson
Robert Myers
Helen Myers
Portland
Ore
Pamela Ann Myers
Joseph F. Beck
Robert J. Beck
van Buskirk Rd
Lafayette
Beck
Tippecanoe
Thomson and McKinnon, Brokers
Robert
Hippensteel Funeral Home
Nina Rushton
Noblesville
Jesse Rushton
Rt. 5
Riverview Hospital
Evans, Godby
James Jones Dies After Lingering Illness at 63
James Jones, 63, of 2030 Park Ave, Anderson, died early yesterday after a lingering illness. He lived in Anderson 30 years, worked 25 years at R.W.G. Foundry, and was a deacon at Bethesda Baptist Church. The body was taken to Taylor Funeral Home in Muncie. Survived by wife Nellie Eldridge of Anderson, two brothers Eddie and Calvin Jones, six grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Wallie) Lytle
W. 6Th St
St John’s Hospital
Sells and Rowe
George Harris
East Lynn
James Jones
Park Ave
Mr. Jones
Anderson
R.W.G. Foundry Company
Taylor Funeral Home
Muncie
Jones
Bethesda
Calvin Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Officers Elected At Central Christian Church Meeting
Rev Day presided as president with Rev John Clark Sherman Street Church of God as vice president and Rev Albert Byrne Whetstone Church as secretary. Rev Raymond Breaker of First Friends Church was chosen treasurer while Rev Monroe Schuster chaired the business meeting.
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Pace One
Catherine Marsh
Monroe Schuster
The
Central Christian Church
Mr. Day
John Clark
Sherman Street Church of God
Albert Byrne
Whetstone Church
Raymond Breaker
First Friends Church
Warnings Issued After Check Cites 21 For Vehicle Defects
Police inspection found 29 defects across vehicles with 21 warnings issued. Defects included headlights five, brake lights nine, tail lights three, license plate lights five, bad brakes one, windshield wipers two, blue dots in tail lights one, defective horn two, and one case of no operator's license. Officers noted warnings were given after drivers returned home and retrieved their licenses.
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United Front
Reds
Calabria
St. Mary's
International College
Southeast Asia
Nally
Roper
Deneovica
Central Indiana
OUR Services
Brown and Bu
Fletcher Sts
Tempo
Bing Crosby
San Jose
San
Lita
Kattye
Iah , Gellens
Grocers
Robert H. Mills
W. and St
St. John’s Hospital
Albright Funeral Home
Mr. Mills
Anderson High School
Delco- Remy
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mt. Moriah
George W. Lytle
J. FE. Martin
Jesse
Jack) Elmore
Myers Mortuary
Lebanon
Center Cemetery
Friends
Har
Madison
Rev. Day
E. & A. Shoe Store
E. 8Th Park Place
Aldersoun
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