Memorial Day tribute planned in Anderson today
Memorial Day services in Anderson honor war dead at 9 a.m. on the courthouse south steps. Retired Levi Sutton will speak, Taps by Dave Antrodus, and a firing squad drawn from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. A riverfront service on the White River follows with floral tributes and veterans groups. Memorial flags were placed on graves earlier, with participation from multiple posts and auxiliary units.
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Anderson’ Memorial Day Committee
Levi Sutton
Dave Antrodus
Anderson High Diol
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign, Wars
Sth Street
White River
Veterans Organization Auxiliary Units
Pendleton
Frankton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fleed
Alexandria
Summitville
Measure Funds to Make Up Losses on Price Support
Congress approved a $1.094 billion farm money bill for the next fiscal year to reimburse past losses on price support programs and fund the Agriculture Department. The measure, a compromise between House and Senate needs, exceeds Eisenhower’s request and advances plans for the soil bank amid talks on early aid for farmers.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Agriculture
House
Senate
Conec
Ezra T. Benson
Mr. Eisenhower
Benson
Whiteh House
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
New Soil Bank
Soil Bank
Fisen
Political shifts surface in Harriman bid and European tensions
The report outlines Harriman rallying Oklahoma support in the Democratic race while contrasting Harold Yates with rival moves. It notes Western German Army parade protests in Berlin and Soviet envoy Mushkin arguing East Berlin’s status. Sukarno visits New York City, expressing regret over not riding the subway.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Oklahoma
Yates
Raymond Tary
Nickly
Chicago
Gary
Harriman
CSSO
Berlin
Mushkin
East Berlin
Motes
Mussia
West
East Germany
Spkatno
Inynesia
Kefauver Stevenson In Close Florida Democratic Primary
Returns from Florida precincts show Kefauver edging Stevenson in a tight Democratic primary for the state’s 12 convention votes. Stevenson carried the west coast centers, including Tampa and St Petersburg, with contests under way in several districts.
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Miash
Fla
Lpisen
Estes
Kefauver
Adlai
Stevenson
Florida
Wao
Stevensony
Hugo
I Belauver
TMAPA
St Petersburg
Relouver
Volusia County
Daytona Beach
Nick Lory
Eisenhower
Renaulitan
Californa
Wiliam Rheonland
Tarmpe St. Petersburg
Istate
Flor ‘Ida
Lim
del Ly Refauser
Cate
Voles
Second Youth Dies Of Burns In Florida Fire List
In Florida a family fire claimed two young brothers. Allen Willoughby died of burns after a blaze gutted their home. his brother Lewaldon died at the hospital. The Madison County Board of Tax Review will study property assessments and fire loss schedules starting after an organization session Monday.
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Allen
Rowsy) Wiloughby
Willoashihy
Berry Xandria
Neo Yos
John’s Hospital
Aix
Leweldon Gene
Madison County Board
Russell E. Stewart
Walter Hay
Detroit divorce case notes amid stray boat references
The fragment mentions a judge addressing Mes, Nelli Mea, in a divorce from her husband dilian. It notes money spent on boats and a narrator Wis wie, with unclear further names and details. The text is garbled, offering little verifiable context beyond the divorce theme and boat expenditures.
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Detroit
Nelli Mea
Dilian
Pheafer
New Parachute May Be Boon To Eloping Couples
A patent introduces a small parachute that can hide in a suitcase and deploys from a second story window. The inventor boasts its use for eloping couples, while a local Want Advertiser claims ads drive results. Meant for readers to place more notices via the Bulletin Herald.
Most Departments Of The Herald To Be Closed Today
Most departments of the Andersall Herald will be closed all day for Memorial Day. Advertising and related sections may be closed. weather and other society staff will be on duty after 7:20 PM. News calls should not be made after that time. The Thursday issue will be delivered at the usual time.
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Andersall Herald
Edimelal
Herald
Delco Remy grads may earn college credit
Delco Remy Service School graduates could qualify for college credit through an accreditation program approved by more than forty teacher training institutions nationwide. The Automotive Industry's Spanning Conference led this effort after over five years of work, with Frank P. Plovick, manager of field service at GM, as chairman.
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Delco-Remy Service School
Uraquates
pewaRebyl Service School
Aly Tae
Frank P. Plovick
Automobila Industry
AITC
Ployick
Senate Deadlock Over Highway Wage Bill Debate
The Senate split on highway wage provisions voting on who sets wage rates. An amendment would give rate fixing power to the federal government. Vice President Nixon broke a 39 to 34 tie on a Knowland amendment allowing states to set minimum wages.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance and Public Works Committees
Nixon
Hhe Ac
Sen
Knowland
Calista
Colima
More Thundershowers Forecast For This Afternoon Evening
The weather man predicted more showers this holiday afternoon and evening. Plan outdoor activities early and return before late afternoon rain. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in the area.
Reverend Miller to Receive Honorary Degree at Anderson College
Reverend Franklin Miller, executive secretary of the National Board of Christian Education of the Church of God, will receive an honorary doctor of divinity at Anderson College's 38th annual commencement on June 18. The ceremony honors 104 graduates and opens the International Convention with Robert H. E. Reardon delivering the commencement address. Miller becomes the 24th holder of Anderson's honorary divinity degree, joining many Church of God leaders recognized for their religious contributions.
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Anderson College
Frankin Miller
Church of God
Robert HE. Reardon
Anderson
Morrison
Mr. Miller
Missouri
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Southwesterversity
Sfarvard University
I Graruate School of Theology
Sheley
Religious Reader
Christian Education
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S
Columa
Calliope Call Sparks Hawley on Kanawha River Excurtion
In Charleston West Virginia a three deck sternwheeler named Oberland Rivers drops anchor for a three day Kanawha River excursion. Clark Hawley a 21 year old college student played the steam calliope when the boat stopped at Morris Harvey College exposing locals to the old river sound.
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Charlestown
W. Va
UPI
Capitol Street
Morris Harvey Col
Hawklese
Bus Lley
Avalon
America
Charleston
Kanawha
Callinpe College
Clark Hawley
Nation Honors War Dead In Tributes Today
The United States observes Memorial Day in its 88th year with ceremonies from coast to overseas cemeteries. Officials plan wreaths at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the National Cathedral. California events include National Guardsmen aiding traffic control and a joint military service planned for Arlington.
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Associated Press
United States
Golden Gate
Atlantic
National Safety Council
Grathamn
Connecticut
National Guardsmen
Fey
Iserhawer
Gettysburg
Lis
Washington
Rindge
Nhs
Cathedral of the Pines
Wilber M. Brucker
Artingston
National Cemetery
Army
Navy
Air
Force
Marines
Veterans’ Organization
California
Pease Ture
YMCA Branch Y site announced by Anderson 3s Club
The Anderson 3s Men’s Club announced Delca-Remy Division approved using the Delta-Remy baseball diamond for the YMCA Y branch. The plan includes a Baker Street office, storage for equipment, and a new program with awards totaling $9,278 for employee suggestions and foreman recognition.
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Anderson 3
Delca-Remy
Delta-Remy
YMCA
T. B. Bloom
Fates Savings
George Arnold
C. D
Robert Reation
Schrader
John O'Bry
E. Moore
C. F
Marsh
Ant
W. W. Welker
Sat
General Motors
Bowles
John A G. Fisher
Shirley B. Fox
John F. Gregg
Guida Lamp
Robert W. Cantwell
Robert Alide
Tom McAllister
Central Indiana Flood Mop Up Underway After Peak Waters
INDIANAPOLIS UP reports flood crests along the Wabash and White Rivers moved downstream, saving central Indiana with its biggest peak since 1913. About 2,909 families returned to soggy homes as waters receded, the Speedway 500 track dried, and Memorial Day plans remained on track.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Oly
Tech
Terre Haute
Vinenes
Columbus
Speedway
Fall Creek
White River
Plemse
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births listed from St John's Hospital and area families include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Allen of Rt ia, another boy to Mr. and Mrs. dit Smith of 1840 Madison Ave, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Luke Roseberry of 0014 Baath St, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Peters of ads FSi.
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St. John’s Haspitat
Johnnie Allen
Dit Smith
Madison Ave
Luke Roseberry
Dennis Thompson
Donald Totrpking
Vetpord Peters
Russell Glileapha
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Harry Hedges
Farrell Wilson
Zula Clem
Arbey Johnson
Women's Relief Corps
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Paar
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Belinda Lee
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Aelinda
Dartsman
Beachhead
Korea
Bulletin- Herald
Hatin
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Calliope
Nation
Central Indiana
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