Water resources cabinet committee proposed by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announced plans to appoint a cabinet committee on water resources to study a nationwide water conservation program. The panel, including the Secretaries of Defense Interior and Agriculture, will coordinate with a separate committee to implement policies, stressing water as a critical national resource. The speech linked timely action to avoid regret years hence.
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Eisenhower
Iatte
Defense
Interior
Agricuture
Vand Rogret
Stephen A. Mitchell
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Maine
Rinker
Anderson
Mitchell
Statler
Washington
D.C
Mes
iKikthaven
Area Council
Ezra ‘Taft Benson
Agriculure
Scouting
Robert B. Anderson
Finlay
Br. Lewis Webster
Craig Denies Attempt To Bar Holder As Judge
Indiana governor denies pressing the White House to block the appointment of holder as a federal judge for Southern Indiana. The move sparks party maneuvering as senators weigh their own picks for the post, with opposition seen from Indiana GOP figures and possible cross-branch bargaining. The outcome remains uncertain as Chicago area connections and past political alignments color the fight.
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Craig
Indianapolis
U.S
Monier
Capchart
William
White House
Holder
Senate
Ional
Southern India
Jhlack Halder
Jenner
Robert A. Tat
Ohio
GOP
Mwight
Wisenhower
Crafz
Wany Fudge
Senators
Indiana
Bishops Gather For Canonization Of Pius X Today
Vatican City reports bishops from around the world gather for the canonization of Pius X the 26th pope of the Roman Catholic Church. An estimated 500 higher church officials will attend the ceremony in St Peter's Square alongside thousands of priests and lay Catholics. The rite marks the saint’s death anniversary and follows a pontificate noted for doctrinal reaffirmation and opposition to modernism. Vatican radio will broadcast the ceremony on shortwave.
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Vatican City
Pius X
Pius XIII
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter’s Square
Shis
Giuseppe, Sarto
Papa Dlus'x
Aay
Riese
Hehhildren
Pius V
Antonio Ghisleri
Vatican Radio
Colleges Share In $21 000 Gift From Foundation
Anderson College will share in a 21000 gift from Mandard Gil Foundation Inc as part of Indiana private colleges aid boost. Dr John A Morriston, president, announced the distribution covers 140 Midwest colleges and estimates Anderson’s share around 1700. Other Hoosier member schools include DePauw Earlham Evansville Franklin Hanover Indiana Central Manchester Rose Polytech St Joseph Valparaiso and Wabash. The foundation will also award 16 scholarships for science and graduate study, funded by Standard Oil Company.
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Anderson College
Associated Colleges of Indians
Mandard Gil Foundation, Inc
John A. Morrisson
Lastight
Indiana
Midwest
Hoosier Association
Anderson
DePauw University
Earlham College
Evansville Goblege
Franklin College
Hanover College
Indiana Central College
Manchester College
Rose Polytechnic Institute
St. Joseph's College
Valparisa University
Wabash College
Middle West
Daly Jerailies
Standard OH Company
Pitt
Frank I. Sparks
Associated Colleges
Stile Associations
Standard Ol Company
Nightmare Fire Destroys Negro Dentist Home in Birmingham
A fire gutted the Tudor style residence of a Black dentist in a white Birmingham, Alabama neighborhood. Investigators pursue causes as flames consumed the structure, damaging adjacent properties and prompting police to secure the area.
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Thrmingham, Ale
Real estate agent survives a stickup in Glen Ellyn
Thomas Martin 38 faced a masked robber in his suburban Glen Ellyn office on Thursday. The thief produced a pistol, demanded money, but Martin talked his way toward the door and spent about 75 minutes engaging the assailant. Police report the suspect fled in a parked car.
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Chicago
Thomas Martin
Glen Ellyn
Martins
Martin
Marlin
Lady sells refrigerator after quick want ad
A woman earned cash the same day by placing a Bulletin Herald want ad. She called the Want-Ad Girl, and a buyer quickly came forward. The ad listed a 1545 refrigerator in good condition and a phone number for interested buyers.
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Bulletin-Herald
Commissioners To Study Plans For Marking Roads
Madison County Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday morning at the courthouse to discuss proposed road numbering as adopted earlier. Wilbur House will lead the session with Dale Flora noting a district parley set for June 23 at Top Hat east of Anderson, hosted by Delaware County officials. Auditor John Walker says the Indiana State Tax Board will hold a public hearing June 2 on extra appropriations for Stony Creek Township to equip the new Lapel school.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Bounty Roads
Wilbur House
Dale Flora
Indiana County Commissioners Association
Alstrict
Top Hat
Anderson
Delaware
Flora
John Walker
Indiana State Tax Board
Stony Creek
Citizens Banking Company Elevates Three Executives
Citizens Banking Company announces promotions of three executives. George Griffith becomes executive vice president after long service as vice president and cashier. Charles A. Trumphrey is named to a newly created vice presidency. Carroll W. Cowerill is named cashier. All are noted for active local business and civic involvement.
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Citizens Banking Company
Yesteridlay
George Griffith
Charles A. Trumphrey
Carroll W. Cow Rill
Syears
Griffith
Citizens ‘Banking Company
the Union
W. H. Hardy and Sons
Constitutional Clash Between Ike and McCarthy Triggers Senate Inquiry
Washington lawmakers clash as Eisenhower administration takes on McCarthy investigators. Subpoenas are issued and withdrawn amid partisan friction. Roy Cohn faces cross examination while Francis Carr is set for questioning in the probe into Army secrets and the McCarthy camp's access to records.
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Ike
McCarthy
White House
Washington
McCarthy Army
Mundt
R-Sd
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Eisenhower
Roy M. Cohn
Coli
Ft.Monmouth
Francis P. Carr
Carr
Ray Hy Jenkins
Schine
FL Dix
Cohn
Sonic
IMA
Sen
Brownell
Aps
Wisconsin
Senate
Sas Elinlynian
Orn
Ae McCarthy
Shirae
McCarthys Army
Nilions
Tele Coley
Found Guilty In Ohio Red Inquiry Case
A Columbus Ohio report shows a Common Pleas jury finding four defendants guilty on multiple counts of contempt of the Ohio Un American Activities Commission. Vassel Thames Marry McGill Melvin Hupman and Julia Pearl Hupman face possible fines up to 1000 per count and await sentencing after a late Friday verdict.
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Columbus
Ohio
IMA Common Pleas
Becamwe
J Beenee
Genences
Tharnet
McGill
Muptran Guilily
Mr. Hupman
Eant
Pam
Hla Defénne
GM Prospects Favorable For Summer Months
General Motors reports steady production in the past quarter and a favorable industry outlook for the next three months. President Harlow Curtice notes dollar sales near last year’s record and a 2.5 percent rise in net income, with employment hitting a first quarter high and unit sales of passenger cars continuing at strong levels.
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General Motors Corporation
Harlow HL
Curtice
347 Autos Checked Friday Arrests Made
Last night on Niehal Ave between the 1800 and 3900 blocks police conducted another automobile safety check as part of May and June efforts. Cant. Maillon led the operation with a total of 347 cars inspected by both Early and late patrols.
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Niehal Ave
Maillon
Construction permits rise in county and city in May
Construction activity shows permits issued for 4 new homes in the county and nine in the city, plus various additions and remodels. Total spending reported reaches into the hundreds of thousands with hospital and driving service mentions, while Memorial Day observances close banks and factories. Local veterans groups plan ceremonies at the courthouse and shipyard graves are decorated in Anderson area.
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Floyd Hancock
James Shadtr
Walt
Anedorsen
Nurnox Cullents
Hymothetste
St. John's Hospital
Volserans
Women's Belief Corps
White River
American
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Henry Schmits
Anderson
Doxie Moore Succeeds Sayer As Craig Aide
William E. Sayer resigned as administrative assistant to Gov. Craig. Doxie Moore, state conservation director, was named to a $12,000 a year post. Harley Hook was named to take Moore’s place in the Fish and Game Division. Vic Smith joined the State Highway Commission to replace Harry Essex. Sayer had served since the start of Craig’s administration, handling patronage appointments and acting as assistant national adjutant of the American Legion.
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Harry Essex
Decatur
Soyer Long
Lia
Boyer
Capehart
Jenner
Carrier Death Toll Rises After Newport Carrier Blast
The aircraft carrier Rennitystan suffered a devastating explosion and fire injuring many sailors and killing seven. Navy doctors fought to save fellas as crews filled two wards. A naval court of inquiry will investigate the blast cause, still a mystery after inspections by Adm Robert B Carney and top officials.
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Monset Point
Rennitystan
Newport Naval Hospital
Naval Air ‘Base
Eritien
Naval Court of Inquiry
Chief of Naval Operatioins
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Sharp Fight Develops On Bridge Bond Issue
Revocation petitions filed with County Auditor John Walker and a remonstrance against a proposed $147,000 bridge bond for the Andere-son Chesterfield road echo a heated county debate. Proponents race to gather signatures to counter opposition as more than 60 real estate owners sign petitions and others deny earlier signatures.
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John Walker
Andere’son-Chesterfield
Moscow
Pravda
Russia
Lawo
Petitian
Wedding Save Amid Bennington Carrier Blast
Seaman Charles Lakey son of Mrs Mary Lakey Anderson credits his wedding plans with saving him from possible death or injury aboard the USS Bennington a carrier hit by a raid. Twelve men were arrested on charges of operating a gaming establishment aboard the vessel during the attack that killed 94 and injured over 206.
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Charles Lakey
Mary Lakey
Anderson
U. S. S. Benington
Lakey Hasheen
WA Mainj
Elly Poly
Charles
Big Carrier
Lakey
Hisister
Serbert
Armstrong
Arrow Ave
Colwes
Farmers Must Comply With Federal Wheat Allotments By June
Madison County farmers have until Tuesday June 2 to meet federal wheat allotment rules. County ASC manager Jesse Shuman said wheat used for hay or silage must be clipped by then, and plowing under excess wheat for green manure without penalty must occur before that date. Shuman notes only three farmers in the county have complied so far.
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Madison County
Jesse Shuman
County Agricultural Stabilization Committee
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New arrivals in Anderson include newborns at St John’s Hospital. Mr and Mrs Leo Jackey of Delaware Street report a son. Mr and Mrs Jack Musick of Nurmmitville announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Norman Anderson of 125 West 19th Street welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Earl of Mownds Road greet a son. Mr and Mrs Joseph Harris of 7811 State Road 67 announce a daughter.
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St. John's
Hnspitat
Leo Jackey
Delaware SC
Aro
Jack Musick
Nurmmitville
Norman Anderson
19Th St
Earl
Mownds Rd
Joseph Harris
State Rd
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