Defiant Union Group Takes Over Control
Washington union turmoil erupts as pefant distillery workers seize control of a special AFL-CIO convention. Joseph ONeill declares “we’re in charge” while factions clash over leadership and a possible expulsion for mishandling funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pefant
Fig Afilcio Monitor
AFL - Cio
Ser ci
Avertion Ri
Farmer Unin
Joseph VE Oneill
clAise
Ned
Afl-Cio Konnor
Peter M. McGavin
Une
CIA
Gat Meany
Mei
McG Cad
McGavin
Diretatar
AFT. CO
APL Cio
Labor
O'Neill
George J. Queto
Afl-Cio
Doc
Etond
O'Neil
Warnout
Anderson Police Push Investigation On Robbery and Forgeries
Anderson police pursue probes into a robbery at 205 W. Vth St. where two men robbed Irvin Bright of seven wallets totaling 62 dollars Monday evening. Mrs. Rosemary Bondurant reported two watches worth 450 dollars missing from 525 E. 25th St. Detectives say a Kansas City arrested man tied to numerous forgeries allegedly passed three checks in Anderson recently. Also Indiana news notes U. Hil of Bloomington University named to the Indiana Supreme Court Character and Fitness Committee on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Irvin Bright
Vth
Rosemary Bondurant
25Th St
Kansas City
State Post
Indianapolis
Nat U. Hil
Bloomington University
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Nasser's Aide Heads to New York for UN Talks
Cairo AP report states Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamoud Fawzi left for New York to attend UN sessions and press for Suez canal compensation and Middle East peace progress. Nasser's government seeks renewed dialogue on Algeria Palestine and overall regional tensions.
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Cairo
Mohamoud Fawzi
New York
West
Fawzi
United Nations
Algeria
Palestine
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
York
SE Pra
Toastmasters Club Convenes At YMCA
A regular Toastmasters meeting at the YMCA was led by toastmaster James Clery. Garland Hamlin won prepared speeches over Dallas Sells James Fosnet and Orville Eubank, while Robert Wiebke captured table topics. Ed Schowe was topicmaster with Rob Roscherry as general evaluator and Ned Stephenson as grammarian. Bob White served as usher. Leonard Speller attended as guest. The neat meeting is planned for December 1 at the YMCA with Robert Wiebke as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
YMCA
James Clery
Garland Hamlin
Dallas Sells
James Fosnet
Orville Eubank
Robert Wiebke
Ed Schowe
Rob Roscherry
Ned Stephenson
Bob White
Umer
Leonard Speller
Twastmaster
Scott Elected to Blue Key at Indiana University
John T. Scott, son of Mr and Mrs Jon Sener, 322 Westaur, has been elected to Blue Key at Indiana University. Membership honors students with above average scholastic standing and campus service. The group aims to study student problems, enrich campus life, and cooperate with university interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Scott
Ote
Jon EL Sener
Westaur
Blue Key
Indiana University
Blue Kk
Handley To Occupy Pulpit In Hometown On Thanksgiving Day
Governor Handley will speak at 10:29 a.m. at LaPorte Presby terian Church in his hometown and attend the cornerstone laying for a new church educational building. He will be accompanied by Mrs Handley and their two children Kenneth 12 and Martha 3. The family plans Thanksgiving with Handleys parents. The Statehouse will close for the holiday and reopen Monday. Handley will then go to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Indianapolis
LaPorte Presbyterial
Kenneth
Martha
LaPorte
Andleys
Wavernor
Harald I Ffandley
Statehouse
Chicago
State Seeks Site for Science Academy Land Gift Offered
Fort Wayne business circle led by Samy W. Fletcher offers up to 2300 acres near Fort Wayne for a U S science academy modeled on West Point or Annapolis. The proposal follows Rep Earl Wilson and others pushing for a national science establishment amid the Soviet challenge. No White House backing yet. Land gift letter disclosed by Sen Jenner and Rep Adair.
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Washington
W—li
Congress
Roosters
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Clothier
Samy W. Fletcher
West Point
Annapolis
Earl Wilson
White House
Fletcher
Eisenhower
Sen
Njenner
R-Ind
Jenner
Rep
Adair
Fort, Wayne
State Moose Group Names New Officers
The Fifth District of the Indiana State Moose Association elected officers at the Moose Home in New Castle for the coming year. Louis Hannebaun of Lodge No. 17 in Indianapolis was named vice president. Anderson Lodge No. 150 appointed Arnold Taylor as district secretary, Roscoe Criles as sports chairman, John Ashbaugh as membership chairman, and Paul Kinnamon as Opportunity Lodge chairman. Meetings will be the second Monday each month, starting December 9 with past state President Charles McCall presiding. District lodges include Elwood, Anderson, Muncie, New Castle, Greenfield, Rushville, Indianapolis, Shelbyville, Richmond, and Anderson.
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Indiana State Moose Association
New Castle
Louis Hannebaun
Indianapoliis Lodge No
Anderson Lodge No. 150
Arnold Taylor
Anderson Lodge
Roscoe Criles
John Ashbaugh
Paul Kinnamon
Opportunity Lodge
Charles McCall
Indianapolis
Elwood
Connersyville
Muncie
Greenfield
Rushville
Shelbyville
Richmond
Anderson
Cub Pack Awards Highlight Evening Meeting
Cub Pack No v127 met Monday evening in the auditorium of 7th Street School with Cecil Carmichael in charge. Awards were presented to cubbers and den mothers with parents handing prizes to their sons. Titles include First year service for Bruce Jones John Slayer Steve Huntley Drew Grubich Stuart Williams John Grimes Robert Coats Wayne Brattain Larry Reveal Mike Bender David Toombs John Earp Mite Baker Bear badges Bruce Lone John Mayer Steve Huntley Drew Grubich Lion badge David Toombs Wolf badges to Petey Carmichael and John Earp Silver arrow points Mike Baker Bobcat pins James Coals Lanny Gains Wayne Elliott. Spare pack meeting planned soon for Christmas arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th St. School
Cecil Carmichael
Bruce ‘Jones
John Slayer
Steve Hunt‘ley
Drew Grubich
Stuart Will Hams
Join Grimes
Robert Coats
Wayne Brattain
Larry Reveal
Mike Bender
David Toombs
John Earp
Mite Baker
Bruce Lone
John Mayer
Steve Huntley
Petey Carmichael
Mike Baker
Bobcat Pins
James Coals
Lanny Gains
Wayne Elliott
Two Local Students Named To Committee
Sandra Kemp of Anderson and Ug Rider of Pendleton are among 97 IU seniors and juniors named to the Student Foundation Committee by President Herman B Wells. The group plans the annual Tattle 500 bicycle race whose proceeds fund scholarships. The 1954 lineup is set for Saturday May 19.
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Sandra Kemp
West
Fth
St. Anderson
Ug Rider
West High St. Pendleton
Indiana University
Heriman B Wells
Foundation
Sher
Dulles questioned as US weighing Soviet strength and missiles
The article notes Allen Dulles questioned behind locked doors about intelligence estimates of Soviet strength. It also cites scientists urging strengthening the Strategic Air Command and accelerating the missiles program. Captain Thomas promotes school safety patrols and related activities. He belonged to several fraternal and veterans groups and is survived by his wife Velma Estle. Funeral arrangements listed.
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Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Doolittle
United States
Stra ‘Nic Air Command
Satellite program upstages military aims at briefing
Dr Hagen outlined a three stage test launch and a goal to place a 20 inch satellite into orbit within the IGY period from July to December. The White House says the project is scientific, not a direct arms race, while officials acknowledge urgency and Russia's rapid progress in military tech. Cyrus Vance and others pressed for pace and scope. Doolittle, chairman of advisory boards, endorsed the need for acceleration amid Cold War pressures.
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East Saplew
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Hagen
White House
Russia
Marek
Cyrus Vance
Subcommittee
Maren
Wagen
Doolittle
Tokyo
Industr
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Force, Scientific Advisory Board
Aerial Inspection Advisory Committee
Dootlittle
United States
Edward Teller
Vannever Bush
Boojfittle
Armington Family Medical Legacy Noted In obituary
Dr John Armington and his large family of medical professionals are listed as survivors. Widowed wife Catherine E Armington, three daughters including Mrs Anderson and Mrs Nay, Sister Catherine Armington of Mobile, and four sons Dr Charles L Armington Dr Robert Armington Joe H Armington and Capt Fred Armington. Also one grandchild two sisters Mrs Florence Smith and Mrs Catherine Rousch, and three nephews. Funeral at St Marys Church at 9 a.m. Friday with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call Brown and Butz Funeral Home until 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Armington
Nicholas Anderson
Richard Nay
Anderson
Catherine Armington
Charity
Mobile
Ala
Fou
Charles L
Robert Armington
Joe H. Armington
Madison County
Fred Armington
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Chicago
Florence Smith
Catherine Rousch
Candy Wilson
George Rousch
A. Rousch
Terre Haute
Stir Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Tomediler
P.m. Taday
Leslie D. Baker
Sacramento
Calif
Baker
Delco-Remy
Tempe
Ariz
Church of God of Abraham
Rachel Morgan
Elwood
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Notables and Services
Obituary notices list Mrs. Anna V Wilder 76 of 136 W7th St and Mrs. Edith May Fox 43 of 2922 Brown St among those mourned. Also noted are Thomas H Johns 87 with services at Baker Brothers and other community tributes with funeral details and burial plans.
Eisenhower Illness Shapes White House Activity and Line of Succession
The article recalls Eisenhower's health scares and how Congress and White House aides managed duties during recess. It notes Nixon as next in line, Senate reactions, and past presidential assurances of stepping back when unable to serve. It also mentions Chilean president Ibanez del Campo considering a Washington visit and Hagerty's absence abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Denver
Congress
White House
Sherman Adams
Nixon
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
United States
Ileilis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez del Campo
Washington
Dullesce
James C.hagerty
Hagerty
Paris
Shelp
NATO
Prostitution Case Leads to City Prompt Action
Sheriff Reagdon warns mayor to tackle gambling and prostitution as prosecutors outline a raid linked case. Hopkins faces trial for keeping a house of ill fame after four women were charged in City Court.
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Morgan
Capt. Heiden
FBI
Anglerson
Magor Ralph Ferguson
Gamling
Matison
Joe Reagdon
Madison County
James J. Hopkins
Wth St
Hopkins
Melvin B. Thornburg
Thornburg
House of Ill Fame
Diana Stone
Naomi Marshall
Anderson
Betty Taylor
Deloris Tate
Dayton
Ohio
Meather
Lewis Rites Today in Middletown
Services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Lewis of Middletown who died Monday night at Sherman Nursing Home near Middletown in her 97th year will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Middletown Methodist Church with Rev. Earl Cogan officiating. Burial is in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Friends may call at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home, Middletown.
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William Luther Spell
St John's Hospital
Yaker Brothers Funeral Home
A. F. Byrne
George Skinner
Miller Cemetery
Liddletown
Lillian E. Denny
W. 8Th St
Alybright
Edith Tuhey
Church of “Christ
Scientist
West Maplewood Cemetery
Mark Miller
George Smith
Jesse Richardson
Paul van Dyke
Kenneth Rogers
Anderson
Harold McGary
Muncie
Pearl M. Wolf
Lindberg Rd
Bethany Christian Church
Kermit Pugh
East Maplewood
Bakar
Brothers Funeral
OES
Clarence Sylvester Rites Set at Albright Funeral Home
Clarence G. Sylvester 64 of Anderson died Monday in Middlebury Indiana. Rites will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Albright Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today.
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Clarence Sylvester
Albright
Clarence G. Sylvester
Anderson
Middlebury
Ind
East Maplewood
C. D. Johnson Found Dead in Alexandria Home
Clarence Orville Johnson, 63, was found dead Tuesday at 3 pm at his Rt. 2 home likely from a Sunday heart attack. Madison County Coroner and deputies ruled natural causes. Graveside rites at 3 pm today at the I.O.O.F. cemetery with Rev. Archie Kent officiating. Survivors include the widow, two daughters, two sons, two step-daughters, and ten grandchildren plus other relatives.
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Alexandria
Clarence Orville Johnson
Johnson
Madison County
Fred Hiday
Karl Kyle
South
Leroy Sayre
Karl M. Kyle
Angeline (Shaffer)Johnson
Bessie Murl Gosnell
Rada Lightfnot
Eagles Lodge J
The
Farmy
Thelma Chafin
Doris Dalton
Orville of
Chesterfield
William Johnson
Massise [Webster
Kathleen WillApite
Joe Lightfoot
Floria
Arthur Lightfoot
Myrtle Hall
Lafayette
Mildred Berry
Alexandeia
Arva
Eustis
Floyd
Howard Johnson
Andria
Roscoe Johnson
Lafiayette
Patterson Dies at New Castle Indiana at 61
Billy Pat Patterson 61 a Madison County native died suddenly yesterday at Henry County Hospital New Castle He lived 27 years in the community and worked for Public Service Company He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Vermillion Christian Church He is survived by Rosa Patterson four daughters one son a sister a brother and seven grandchildren Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at Main and Sons Funeral Home with burial in South Mound Cemetery
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Thomas
Page One
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
A. M
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Elks Lodge
Indiana State Juvenile Association
Velma Estle
Nedra Carr
Andersen
Nanette
Chris Carr
Jeanetta Estle
Dayton
Ohio
J. Ray Estle
Day’ton
H. Leon Astle
Nfe Anderson
David Eatle
Anderson
Harold FE
Rozelle
First Methodist Church
Bransford
Edith May Fox
Brown St
Woodland Hosital
Chicago
Fox
Hope
Ind
Anaconda Steel and Wire Company
Moravian Church
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Eagles
Lelia Cain
Josephine Broader
Land
Beatrice Hall
Ossgood
Harold E. Rozelle
Levi Sutton
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Emergency Service
New Castle
Muncie
Richmond
Delaware
Uu Suuuemy County Next Year, Yielding To Sunday At St. John's Hospital
Ernest Carroll
Art
Wayne County
Coun Marchal
Madison
Baker Castle
Brothers Funeral Home
Henry County
Billy
Pat) Patterson
Madison County
Rt. A. New Castle
Patterson
Public Service Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Vermtilion Christian Church
Gilman
Main and Sons
South Mound
Airs
Rosa Patterson
Melvin Fleming
Lawrence
John Hickman
Newirville
Neal King
Alexandria
Richard Brown
Charles W. Patterson
Lewisville
Dale Miller
Shirley
Charles F. Patterson
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Dean
Walllans Sur Yants
Nasser
Lusiss Aml Bernie
Curtis Tanner
Bluffton
Handles
Finex Company
Syevor
Randy-tAived
Constantiolad
Alan
Toastmaster Club
Y McA
Scott
Blue Key, I.U
Science Academy
State Moose Group
Jackie Lee Madill
Louise Madill
Rt. 2
Fred Devies
Washington St
Joe Brogden
Virginia Lane
Madill
St. John’s Hospital
Herald
John
Anna V. Wilder
Anna ¥. Wilder
7Th St
Sardinia
Perry
Molly Bare
Stanley M. Wilder
Carl Whisler
Allie Moler
Nortwood
Thomas H
Thomas H. Johns
Columbus Ave
Mr. Johns
Whetstone Christian Church
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Emily F. Johns
W. Earl Brown
Elmer G. Johnson
Robert Love
Eric
Emily
Deborah Ann
Love
Gideon
Johns
Baker Brothers
Whetstone
Friends
Justice
Don Western
Robert Baker
Robert Simmons
Community Bund
iCity
Clare
William E. Adams
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Wiliam Edgar Adams
Antesa Aaa Ee
Reenes
T Anderson's
Safety Board
Anderson Funeral
Ambulette
John Kuntz
William Spell
Grave Laboratories
Walter F. Wiesenhan
Edith Stillwell
Iod
C. D. Johnson
Bloomington
Frank E. Horack
Indiana University ‘Law
Vermillion
D. D
University of South Dakota Law School
U. S Treasury Department
Peel Sea
Jerry Falk
Here
Chega Ely
Hakes Pontiac
Pouce
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