Anderson Obituaries and McCarthy Hearings Draft Clash
The Anderson Herald reports obituaries including Applegate of Anderson and a long section on McCarthy era hearings. It covers Navy and Army liaison issues with Schine, Cohn, and Secretary Stevens, noting inquiries into improper pressure and loyalty questions, plus local funeral details.
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Millee
McCarthy
Cary
Cohn
Hardo
Central Intelligence Agency
Schine
Army
Navy
Air Force
Young Committee
Atomic Energy Commis
New York
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McClellan
Syumlington
Sale
McCarthy Committee
Sen. McCarthy
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Anderson
Charles Herb
Fountainette
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Hight
Frank Welsh
Lima
Democrats
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Francis Carr
Lowe
Margarets
John
Charles Lowe
Anderoich
Asin
Himderson
James Law
Acd
Shepe
Clyde Long
May Taylor
Rvd
Alboth
Ohn Jawyer
Land
Lane
Library tours showcase film and reader services at local center
A 210Mm page describes a library program offering guided tours to groups and pupils, with special activities for class assignments. Expanded reference room features a microfilm viewer and access to New York Times and local papers. some films are available now, others expected soon.
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New York Times
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Country
Madison area obituaries list deaths of TOM RUSSELL and others with details of residences, church memberships, survivors, and funeral arrangements across several local communities. Read specifics for Markueville Brookville Frankton and Anderson area notices including services and burial plans.
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Madison
Tom
Hon
Russell
Markueville
Amy Francis
Lon
Methodist Church
Jiny Evil
M.A. McClain
Hurial
Dae Grove
Brookville
Willow
Nora Hussell
Mis
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Carmel
Shiey Brothers
Sir Charles
al Anderson
Marporie Hampton
Cece Grove
Mia
Cecil Sehbler
Belroll
Mich
Dawson Kula
Anderson
Sileows
Stephens
Har Fest Festival plans underway in business district
Fragmented text shows groups organizing back to school activities and a festival in the business district. Maurice M. Buck is named chairman of the organization. Plans reference new light poles and type decorations for the event.
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Businness
Maurice M. Buck
Youth dies after driveway scooter collision near Omega
An accident on Aroma road near Omega in Hamilton County involved a car driven by Lees and a youth on a motor scooter who was returning from a pea field. The youth, an only child, died after being taken to Leatherman Mortis Funeral Home in Tipton.
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John Herman Lowe
Nichol Ave
St. John’s Mustresh Hildreth
Dy Vital
Lowe
Firacie
Tecra Haute
Porse Fir
South Side
Ith
John
Amanda Lowe
Nazarene
Donald Me
Snow
Parson
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Elmridge Cemetery
Pea
Lees
Mile Youl
Omega
Hamilton County
Aroma Road
Hamilton-Tipton County
Lakun
Leatherman and Mortis
Tiptom
Suede Jacket Bandit Confusion Mentioned by Police
Sergeant Epperson said enforcement improves when victims clearly describe a gunman. Police say the suspect Smith wore a low priced brown jacket while disguising himself during a crime spree. A Pendleton resident recognized the suspect from a composite drawing after hearing victim descriptions and noted the suede jacket clue.
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Epperson
Smith
Anderson Herald
Sandil
Kidney Slow Down and Restless Nights Warning
Fragmented text describes concerns about kidney slowing and sleep disruption with mentions of aches and urinary issues. It references unclear remedies and dubious claims, including a product or person named Ney Noan a Pana and others, with scattered phrases about rights, energy, and calming effects.
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Real Nergy
Theaudie
GOP Plans Big Campaign Strategy in 83rd Congress
A Republican plan outlines a Peace Progress and Prosperity theme to win the elections as Democrats face issues like farm price supports and European alliance defense. Talks in France and Berlin reference West Germany and German military policy while Dulles comments stress sovereignty and neutrality limits.
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France
Dulles
West Germany
Germany
Tatler
Congress
Storm Rips Along Atlantic Seaboard Hitting New England
A violent storm battered the Atlantic coast with hurricane like force. Winds up to 125 miles per hour toppled the Old North Church steeple and felled guns at Boston Common. Flooding disrupted rail lines from New London to Westerly and left power outages across Rhode Island and Massachusetts. 2000 riders stranded briefly while passengers were ferried to destinations. Repair crews rushed from Pittsburgh as Narragansett Electric cut power coast to coast. The storm also damaged Long Island Sound infrastructure and left widespread travel snarls.
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Connecticut
Longsland Sound
New London
New Haven
Westerly
New York City
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Narragansett Electric Co
Pittsburgh
Boston
Eisenhower signs law on burial rights for missing personnel
President Eisenhower signed legislation allowing burial at national cemeteries for missing military personnel with markers in appropriate plots, aligning their rites with those of bodies recovered. He declined to confirm if a broader policy ties into anti-Communist fronts and immigration debates linked to McCarran Walter measures. The remarks touched on international allies and a review of ENC plan amid Cold War tensions.
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Eisenhower
Mati
Wis
United States
McCarran
Luxembourg
Italy
Dulles
YMCA Leaders and Notables in Local Teams Listed
National figures clash over remarks by Hep Julia Phillips while local YMCA rosters feature captains from Ward Stilson Seaton and Griffith to Anderson College and Nottingham. Amid reports, Clare Boothe Luce arrives for a funeral as Peron’s Argentine holdings face government seizure.
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Page Feybrock
Monroe Schuster
Ward K. Stilson
L. W. Seaton
George
Griffith
Senpal
G. TB. Abbertt
Howard
Lindsey
Joe Dye
James Abt
Jen
Higher School
Giuden
Susie Kirkmans
Ally Doe
Argentia
Lam Romings Peron
Brewery Works
Peron
Otto Bemberg
Remberg
Controversy advances on state plans and governance
Fragmented note claims Contirard Prom Page Urey government out of business and goals of socialism and continuation across state governments. Mentions hackel Ajnner and requests from those willing, indicating unsettled political actions and public sentiment.
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Urey
Hackel Ajnner
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McCarthyism in Hearings Provokes Republican Findings
Republicans found no evidence that Sen McCarthy personally influenced the Pentagons decisions in the Schine case and urged scrutiny of subpoenas on Loyalty Board members. Democrats countered that McCarthy demanded information on fraud and corruption in government and pressed for classified material.
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Pace
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Himpraber
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McGarthy
Dave
Schine
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Loyalty Board
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Beamer Defends Farm Policy Amid Economic Debate
Beamer lauded the Isenhiwer administration’s farm program, claiming it moved toward socialism more than any single act of Congress. He warned of price support strain on farmers, noted flexible supports could complicate equitable policy, and cited monthly price hikes in buffer zone farming as evidence of growing opportunities for farmers this year.
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Beamer
Isenhiwer
U. S
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Epuypele Odkan
Eucl
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McCarthy Hearings Stir Senate Debates In Denver Session
In a tense Denver session on March 12 the McCarthy matter dominated as senators pressed five groups and McCarthy’s counsel Ward Williams. Senator Johnson, retired to run for governor, denied saying Democrats disliked McCarthy while defending Democratic leaders amid the ongoing committee inquiry.
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Joe
McCarthy
Select ‘Committee
Senate
Ward Bennell Williams
Denver
Johnson
Congress
Joe McCarthy
Tuesday Johnson
Rosa
Colorado
Fen
Daseply McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Merion Judge May iHear Lively Case in St Louis
Judge in Merion County selects Tuesday as provisional judge for the trial of Vicing Lively charged with first degree murder in the death of Dorothy Poore. Poore, 18, was found July 18 hidden in a dresser at the Claynoal Hotel. Lively, 26, a Texas man, was arrested a week later in St. Louis after allegedly signing a confession.
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Merion
Tnotanapolis
Criminal
Poore
Clinton Raid
Claynoal Hotel
Lively
St. Louis
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Paul Dyer
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