Indicted Illinois labor leaders face new charges
Two Southern Illinois labor leaders Orell B Soucie of Terre Haute and Ferpebre of Lawrenceville were indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts alleging conspiracy and extortion of 1825 from Moss Construction Co. of Paris Illinois. The case involves Texas Co refinery at Lawrenceville a highway project on U S 150 near West Terre Haute and Kewaner Oil facilities near Robinson. Other defendants pled innocent in separate labor racketeering cases.
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Hudsons Lead Stock Car Points Show Strong Season
The Hudsons top the Grand National standings with 264 points after 160 miles of racing. NASCAIS figures show the Hudsons winning eight events, with other drivers from Clinton, Morgan, and nearby counties contributing. A cold spell and high moisture troubled crops, but farmers report only light replanting needs while farm equipment firms note overall good yields and ongoing fieldwork.
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Slayer Charged With Rape Murder In Indianapolis
An indictment lists William Koideck 42 of Indianapolis accused of raping his 21 year old daughter and murdering Howald Hopson 24 after a shotgun attack at the Kendrick home. Hopson allegedly assaulted the daughter prior to the killings and was killed Thursday night by authorities.
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Witler
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Transfer Vollum To Kokomo Office
Robert B. Weir a So cial Security Office claims examiner at Anderson has been reassigned to Kokomo field office and should report Tuesday morning. Old Minnesota university ties and long local routing muddle the text but the key event is the staff transfer and duty report.
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Social Security
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Will
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Anderson
Marine enlistee joins 1st Marine Division in Korea
Joseph Parisl son of Mr and Mrs Ane thony Parisl of 19 Orchard Kane Edynwood has arrived in Korea to survey service command of the 1st Marine Division. He completed Anderson High School prior to enlisting last September.
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Anethony Parisl
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Marineh
Anderson Iligh School
Courthouse News Recap of Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces
A bản assortment of court items lists divorces and civil actions including Wilson G. Anderson v Wazl J. Brown and Bernadine Shelton v Robert Bhellon, with complaints for divorce and actions for damages. It notes a habeas corpus denial in Frank B. Stannard v Ralph Tahash and mentions historical context about the Washington Monument.
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Jack EB. Cox
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Lewise A. Smith
Jerry Tee Farr
Jona Craig
Jamies A. Craig
Frank B. Stannard
Ralph Tahash
Indiana Reformatory
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Loose Elected Senior Head At Anderson High School
In the last days remaining in school the junior class elected Bab) Loose as president of next year's senior class at Anderson High School. David Clem was elected president of the sophomore class for next year. Senior officers Connie Actor and Mary Ann Warner were named vice presidents and secretary respectively with Janice Slagg as treasurer. Martha Marsh will be sophomore vice president with Mary Marsh as secretary and Judy Coon as treasurer.
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Anderson Thigh School
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Connie Actor
Mary Ann Warner
Janice Slagg
Martha Marsh
Mary Marsh
Judy Coon
Suspect Held By Detectives in Sleepy Hollow Case
A suspect connected to a shop lifting case and theft of $15 from Mrs. Mildred Noyes, 1500 Walnut St., was apprehended by detectives in Sleepy Hollow, WV. The investigation centers on a motor theft and related disturbances, with further details pending.
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Sleepy Hollow
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Adleyeanoklonian
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Delrelives
Mildred Noyes
Walnut St
Norkrs
30000 French Draftees Called Ahead Of Time
Paris reports 30000 draftees to the colors ahead of schedule to relieve the need for troops in Indochina. The conscripts will not enter combat but will free professional soldiers. 40000 to 46000 may be called within 3 to 42 days, with others in late summer. Premier Lanier's cabinet acted on the National Defense Council's recommendation after Gen Paul Bly led a mission to Indochina following Dien Bien Phu losses.
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France
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Vietinh
Joseph Lanier
National Defense Council
Changes In 1954 Derby Racer Rule Book
The article outlines evolving 1954 rules for the Soap Box Derby, noting updates to car building, official rule books, and required gear. It explains how youths may enter via the Derby headquarters, obtain driver badges, and comply with updated axle, wheel, and inspection standards to compete in Akron and beyond.
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T. C. Mealing
Chevalel Motor Division
Akron
Alhild
Constance
Unemployment Claims Drop Across Indiana States Office Report
New claims for unemployment compensation fell week ending with 4,684 in Indiana. State officials noted improvement in labor markets over six weeks, led by service and construction sectors. Largest decrease occurred in South Bend area. increases tied to temporary layoffs in manufacturing.
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County TB Organizing Session Fractured by Film Controversy
Indianapolis reports a county tuberculosis group meeting to organize was marred by dispute over the film The French Captive. County theater owners and distributor RKO face possible prosecution under state obscenity laws. film showings may start next week if negotiations fail.
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RKO Radio Pictures
Purse Returned By Honest Patrol
An Indianapolis safety patrol incident leads with a 1,200 member unit, a fatal injury, and a missing purse found after a car crash near Shadyside Park. The purse owner’s sister and a Detroit woman are noted. a driver remains unidentified and serious. The story shifts to a Greek shipping magnate settling with the U.S. government over wartime surplus vessels and indictments involving multiple associates.
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Shadyside Park
Thomas Barrow
Geneval
Here
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George Barrow
Detroit
Fond
Georgia Ann
Birdle Nelson
Louisiana
Engraving Bureau Theft Term Given in Slaying Case
Disjointed report details a complex theft and murder case involving an engraving and print bureau. It cites Navy officer links, a dancer victim aged 28, multiple suspects including a former employee, and substantial sums stolen such as $100,000 in travelers checks. The Secret Service pursues leads amid a web of arrests and varying sentences.
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Wallington
James R.lortalner
Uondis
Early
Smith
Hestler
Injured Player’s Condition Good After Eye Injury
Donald Smith, 17, of 204 Columbus Ave, Anderson Itteh Sehnal baseball team, suffered a severe right eye injury when struck by a ball during Thursday night’s game. He was reported in good condition at St. John’s Hospital last night. The incident occurred as he ran to a base. A stray sentence about a car and insect remains in the source text and is not part of the event.
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Columbus Ave
Anderson Itteh Sehnal
St. John's Hospital
Lonely Giraffe Attracts City Attention In Frisco
A brief note describes a solitary giraffe at the San Francisco zoo drawing public interest. City officials, led by Director Carey Bald Winsay, consider potential care options as observers wonder about the animal’s welfare.
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Smathers Claims Red Arms Ship Intervenes in Guatemala
Senator Smathers charged that Russian arms shipments reached Guatemala aboard the Swedish freighter Alfhem which diverted from a Cuba sugar cargo to Key West for inspection. He cited alleged internal details of the arms consignments and noted the vessel’s route from Poland to Dakar and then to several Latin American ports before reaching Guatemala. State Department officials boarded the ship at Key West for questioning.
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Steel Head Defends Private Capitalism Institute Talk
New York leader Clifton Fy Hood of U S Steel Corp urged frank debate on private capitalism at the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting. He warned the industry must survive the current war for profit or risk defeat, promising a "fabulous new era" with advanced tech including atomic energy and automation.
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Cilford Fy Hood
U.S. Steel Corp
Irom de Steal Institute
Bunche Cleared In Loyalty Board Inquiry
Dr. Ralph Bunche, top U.N. official and Nobel laureate, was cleared by a U.S. loyalty board after two days of secret questioning. The panel, created to review U.S. citizens employed by the U.N., withheld details of the allegations. Bunche, 49, has served as principal director of Trusteeship and Information From Nonself-governing Territories and was slated to become under secretary to Dag Hammarskjöld.
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Pierce J. Gerely
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Burton in Hospital After Surgery on Thursday
John WW Burton. chairman of Ute Board of Public Works. entered Johns Hospital Thursday for surgery at 913 Arrow Ave. A separate report notes a crash at the junction of Ind 6 and a Thursday night incident that killed Pfc. Gerald E. Stefanski, 13, in Michigan.
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Park Flag Raising Ceremony At Makepeace Memorial Park
Park flag raising services today at 10 a.m. honor Makepeace Memorial Park in Chesterfield with Local American Legion Post leading. Chesterfield groups including churches, scouts and civic clubs helped finish park facilities over three years. Makepeace donated the 84 by deed to the city. The park sits on East Main Street near the business district. Whetstone Church Men Meet Tuesday for 7:30 p.m. fellowship and financial report, refreshments served. Re-opening Barber Shop at 2603 Main Street.
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