Willkie Keeps PTA Debate Challenge Alive
Willkie refuses to drop his challenge to PTA head Mrs. James C. Parker over modern educational philosophy. The Rushville lawyer, son of the 1940 GOP nominee, urged a public argument on school policy and a tougher study program focusing on math and basics. Parker replied that debate can bring heat, but Willkie insists debate shapes policy in a free society.
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Rushville
Ind
Philip H. Willkie
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Willkie
James C. Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
GOP
Parker
Cost Of Living Index Readings Dashed At April Figures
The article notes the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI for April 15 is 126.2, up from 125.4 on January 15. It states the date used for the last quarter’s cost-of-living allowance and that the next review will occur in September based on the July 15 index.
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United States Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nicholson officials visit Anderson plant expansion celebration
Nicholson Jr. managers and board members tour the Anderson plant during a three day visit led by Mayor Ralph Ferguson and Chamber of Commerce President William Schofield. The event marks a major expansion with employment rising to nearly 1,000, double the prior peak. Notables include John C. A. Watkins Providence Journal publisher and T Dawson Brown Industrial National Bank chair.
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Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Nicholson
Chamber of Commerce
William Schofield
Anderson Plant
Frederick J. Knowles
Philadelphia
Barnegat Light
N. J
S. Foster Hunt
Nicholson J
Harry Marshal
Hayward T
Nicholson Co
Providence Washington Insurance Co
E. Blair LeFevre
Bruce R. Zeiser
Charles E. Fogg
Edmond A. Neal
Brown University
City weighs armory site purchase for storage use
Mayor Ralph Ferguson said no formal bids were submitted for the two story brick structure and the city would consider purchasing it for a utility department storage facility. The building had housed National Guardsmen until a new armory was completed on the Indiana 109 bypass months earlier.
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Ralph Ferguson
Utility Department
National Guardsmen
Ind. 109
Mrs Hodson Hosts Middletown DD Club Meeting
The Middletown DD Club met with Mrs Sam Hodson with Mesdames Davis Hale Graves Reedy Armintrout Best and Scothern present The next meeting will be with Mrs Reedy Also Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs Bertha McClain co hostess Mrs Claucie Fleming president Mrs Howard Pullin chaired A history of the song month was given by Mrs Rex Hale Devotions led by Mrs Maurice Schreyer Flower arranging lesson by Mrs Ray Sherman with demonstrations by Mrs Schreyer and Mrs Grace Cooper Refreshments were served to attendees Other notes include visits by Mrs Ora Sherman Mrs March Sayford Miss Ola Cummins and Mrs Floyd Purdue a patient at St Johns Hospital in Anderson Noted travel plans and guests from Martinsville Indianapolis and Pleasant Plain Iowa are mentioned as well as several local names.
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Middletown
DD Club
Sam Hodson
Mesdames
Gertrude Davis
Rex Hale
Fred Graves
Howard Reedy Sr
Armin Armintrout
Ray Best
Margaret Scothern
Reedy
Fall Creek
Maurice Schreyer
Purdue University
Ray Sherman
Grace Cooper
Opal Huff
James Stokes
Joe Weightman
Everett Riggs
Clyde Miller
Vet Smith
Orizada Davis
Allen Henderson
Ermal Craig
Rockefeller shifts role as U2 talks shape Republican convention
The Eisenhower Khrushchev split creates a diplomatic vacuum that may influence the Republican National Convention. Rockefeller moves to keep New York uncommitted, seeks a role in the U2 debate, and aims to exploit administration errors while Kennedy faces pressure over U2 remarks. The dynamic risks leaving the party with a fragile two party stance as the convention nears.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Khrushchev
Rockefeller
New York
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Soviet Union
Recife businessman jailed over unpaid property taxes
AP reports Joao Francisco de Silva was placed under arrest this week in the city jailhouse he owns for non payment of property taxes on it. He challenged the debt claiming they owe him three months rent.
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Recife
Brazil
Joao Francisco de Silva
Air Force to test Midas detector in California desert
The Air Force may ignite a flare in the California desert on Memorial Day to test the Midas attack warning satellite’s infrared sensing ability. Additional flares are planned over the next two days, visible up to 50 miles for about 45 seconds, to evaluate detection of missile launch heat trails. Italy leads in exports of foreign cheeses to the United States.
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Force
California
Midas
Italy
United States
Twelve Hurt At Edmundston Parade Incident In St. Joseph
A parade accident in Saint Joseph Edmundston sent twelve youths to hospital for X rays. Among the injured are Bonita La Pointe eighteen Lionel Martin eighteen Richard Vaillancourt fifteen Ernest Albert sixteen Dean Pelletier junior fifteen James Johnston seventeen Paul St Ament eighteen Bertrand Garon seventeen Rita Herbert fifteen and Judith Pielkeard nineteen with two more children lightly hurt sent home. Governor Reed postponed the parade and dedicatory ceremonies and left for Fort Fairfield after checking on the injured. Ghana leads world cacao bean production used for cocoa chocolate.
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Rita Herbert
Judith Pielkeard
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