Prosecution Witnesses Defend Colonel in Court Martial
Prosecution witnesses in Fleming's court martial defend the colonel against Communist collaboration charges. They describe discussions, alleged mediation requests, and read texts to debunk Red propaganda while asserting Fleming aimed to boost prisoner welfare. Trial counsel plans to rest the case. Fleming faces possible life imprisonment.
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Sheridan. Ji
Amy Warant
Harry Fleming
GWG
Dwight J, Coxe
Fresno
Calif
Fleming
John R. Pritchard
Coxe
Col
Flemingtal
Carp
Ives
Coxy
Fel
Wis
Swat
Iy Cesar
Anderson
Schnoth
Korea
Hastan University
Talny
Mie
Caltere Ol General Education
Doston University
American Psychological Association
New York
Boston
London
The
Mercury
New England counties declared disaster areas after hurricane
Washington declared 25 counties in five New England states disaster areas due to the hurricane. Homeowners and businesses in the areas are eligible for federal aid to repair damages.
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New England
Washington
Peterson's Dintment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Fragment from an old advertisement touts Peterson's Olntment and Jinskins Peterson's Olntment as soothing relief. It claims rapid action and broad use with a money back guarantee, urging readers to ask their druggist for a 4c box or 250 applicator tube.
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Jinskins Peterson
Peterson
Unclaimed State Bonus Checks In County Listed
The Department of Veterans Affairs lists eight World War I veterans from Madison County whose state bonus checks were returned unclaimed. Names include Arthur T. Langheidge and Paul D. Mack of Anderson and Frank Adams and Virgil B. Lanning of Pendleton, among others. Additional area veterans have failed to claim original discharge papers on file with the state agency.
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Nic Lwtlons
Veterans Affairs
Madison County
Arthur T .Langheidge
Snme Ave
Paul D. Mack
W. Sth
Sars F. Percin
Forcest Hills
Donald 0. Thompson
Bow
Anderson
Frank Adams
William H. Marrisa
Charles
Meimphill
Virgil B. Lanning
Box 23
Pendicton
Mahlon
Atkinson
Bloods
Lawrence W
Brinker
Hoberh
Bilis
Albert
Gout
Oly My Hussang
Elewood
Kenneth J. Hoover
Magar Thomas Lowh
Pendigiou
George Lig
Anederson
Emerson J. Manis
Thomas K. Smith
Losvilville
Lawrence TR
Stagg
Delbert E. Sullivan
Elwood
Arthur Goodwin Sutton
Pendleby
Carl Wy. Ward
Andogsun
Judge Rabb Named As New Judge In Lively Case
Victor Livi the judge selection in the Dorothy Poore murder case caused a change of judge. Lively's attorney argued for impartiality while Rabb was urged to dismiss habeas corpus and allow speedy trial by jury. Poore, a Clinton High student, was killed on the 18th and found two days later in a hotel dresser. Lively was arrested in St Louis after reportedly admitting strangling Poore when she resisted advances.
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Lively
Poore
Clinton
Cliygual Hotel
Woman Dies After Mega Operation in Indiana
HAUTE Ind a 23 year old Perc Haute died after a so called illegal operation police say. Her estranged husband Gordon EZ Clark and a man named Stoward levee are charged with manslaughter and held on $3000 bonds. Clark denied forcing her into the procedure and said they had agreed she should have it prior to a pending trial.
Studebaker Workers Face Mail Allegations From Communist Letter
A controversial letter allegedly from the Indiana Communist Party circulated among Studebaker workers in South Bend. The missive attacked wage cuts as job killers, claimed the company sought reduced pay to boost profits, and urged workers to resist concessions while criticizing Ford and General Motors. The unsigned letters claimed origin from the Communist Party in Indiana and bore a South Bend postmark without a return address.
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Soutil Hent
W.stuileon Cup
Wickarg
Linllartapo
Indiana
Communist Party
Naw
Studebaker
Otter Auto Parkers
Ithe Lollers
Ste
Tess
Ste Baker
Iford
Fragmentary Reed notes on Asia anti communists and vows
The readable text shows a fragmented line referencing anti Communist paths in Asia and a stance against submission to power. The exact names, places, and dates are unclear, leaving the core idea as a claim of resistance to control in Asian affairs.
Commerce department eases export controls on Russia ties
The Commerce Department announced this week that over 660 non strategic items may be shipped to Russia and its European satellites without export licenses. Secretary Sinclair Weeks noted prior restrictions were cast last week on shipments to the European Soviet bloc while a Senate subcommittee led by Senator George W Malone planned six weeks of overseas inquiry into strategic materials.
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Commerce Department
Russia
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Weeks
Senate
Central
South America
George W. Malone
Nevada
Minerals, Materials and
Flele Economics
Fort Wayne
Tod
Indiana
Miami
J .& Michigan Electric Co
Proson
Port Wayne
Sens
Guy Cordan
Oregon
Frank Eaerett
Wyoming
Thomas A. Burke
Ohin' and
James B. Murray
Montara
Adm. Radford To Speak At Meeting Of Business Group
Adm Radford will be one of the principal speakers at the 28th Annual Meeting and Congress of Retail Business in Chicago October 14 15 announced by the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce. Other speakers include MUNICH Germany SaiGuy Stratton Ser Douglas soldiers in Germany and Joseph Muck.
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Chicago
W-Adix
Arthur W. Racford
Jointahnts of Star
Congress of I
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Munich
Germany
SaiGuy
Stratton
Ser
Douglas
Joseph Muck
Republicsity
Etyaminge
U. S
Sue Bayarina Hood Agi
Fragmented OCR Reads McCarthy Nixon Campaign Echoes
An OCR fragment references Adlai Stevenson and McCarthy. It mentions a 195 private hearing transcript about Stevenson and Nixon records. The scrambled text discusses loyalty patriotism and political influence in the Democratic and Republican campaigns.
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McCarthy
Ralph Zwicker
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Stevenson
Disaster Thrashed Thade Island Blasts Regional Economy
President HUnitiined Prom Cage die. Issuc to the Federal Clyis Defensa Advunlaltation about that time Gov. Dennis 4. Robarts off Thad Island wired the allot exace itive and other federal officials to decline the state a dajor dis aster area. The big, slovmi-christened Caro) c left and estimated a0,000 persons out of work in Thade Island. Newspaper accounts indicate the loss in that state alone will exceed the lot-million dollar loss in the 193R hurricane. The Federal Small Business Administration later declared all New Tingland states except Var mont disaster areas for emergency rebuilding. Another hurricane Dolly forms off Worida. still too early to tell if it will reach New England. About a third of the 1¢ Million in New England lack electricity and many have no telephones. A phone company spokesman said normal service will take days to restore.
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Prom Cage
Issuc
Dennis
Robarts
Thad Island
Dajor
Thade Island
Federal
Small Business Administration
New Tingland
Varmont
Dolly
Worida
New England
Niel
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Clarence Baward Austin dies at the Chesterfield Spiritual Campground and services are planned at the Cathedral with cremation later. Carl Y. Brown of New Castle dies at 60 after 29 years in Anderson area. burial in Memorial Park with military rites. Charles A. Gable, 74, of Summitville, dies after illness. funeral in Hartford City Cemetery with note of survivors. John Hon Russell, near Brookville, dies. funeral at Madison Church with pastors assisting. Bert Fesler, 89, farmer of Pipe Creek Township, dies. funeral at Frankton Church with burial in Frankton Cemetery.
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Clarence KB
Austin Chesterfield
Clarence Baward Austin
Schulz Austin
Hiff_le
Port Recovery
Teint
Chfford Bins
Mabie
Carl ¥. Wrown
New Castle
Carl Y. Brown
Ivnaee Anderson
Viplon
Drawn
Stec
Trawn
Eagles Lodge Moose Lodge
Charles AY
Able Summitville
Charles A. Gable
North Summitville
Warren
Emerson Gable
Grace Shipley
Priday
Otha Alman
Edward Antle
Bovind
Hartford City Cemetery
Grice Gable
Arthur Gable
Aarion
Bert Fesler
Frankton
Pipe Creek Township
Mercy Hospital
Eiwand
Franklian Church
Rev. C. &. Stroup
Raymond King
Prankton
Gometory
Toll Road Project Extends Westward Across Counties
A toll road project will extend from east of St Joseph LaPerly into St Joseph County. Groundbreaking ceremonies are set for Sept 21. The commission has purchased most land for the right of way, leaving Take County partly unsettled. Each lane will have two 12 foot concrete strips with a 10 foot shoulder and a blacktop shoulder on the outer edge. Dividing strips will separate the lanes.
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St. Joseph-LaPerly
St. Joseph
Take
Nixon Predicts Promoted GOP Support for Candidates
Nixon says he will back the Republican slate and that the McCarthy issue will have limited impact on the campaign. He notes few exceptions in some regions but believes the nation as a whole will not be driven by McCarthy controversy.
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Nixon
McGarthy
Il “Carthy
McCarthy censure push amid hearings and budget moves
Amid Senate hearings on McCarthy the censure drive continues with charges of seeking evidence from Army officials and mishandling confidential information. The committee plans to rely on the Army hearings transcript as it resumes and McCarthy defense begins next Tuesday. Separate budget actions in Anderson Township area adjust city and school rates and reflect local tax impacts.
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Wales
Planders
Sen
Fulbright
Ark
Morse
Senate
McCarthy
Army
FBI
Ft. Monmouth
Walking
Wertheslay
Wisconsin
Kelvin C
Johnson McAle
Johnson
Banteau Ais Senate
Tonthus
Las
Colorado
Anderson
Anderson Township
Milles
Jerson
Anderson City
Latay
Alfal
Slavie
Camp Kilmer
Nal
Irving
Anderson Cily Valualians
Anderson Town
Carthy
Zwicker
Sion
Anih
Rales
Williams
Tax Report Coptured Free Yage One
Officials discuss a 1955 tax adjustment. Some say council or Tax Adjustment Board could cut a reduction of about five cents per unit. The report notes potential changes but preserves the core proposal and authority debate.
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Council
Tax Adjustment Board
President Signs Seamennen Reform Increases Benefits And Taxes
The reform raises future benefits significantly and expands coverage. Individual maximums reach $8.40 and $5 for dependents, couples max near $162.75, while the tax base rises from $3,000 to $4,200 annually starting January 1. Affected workers include 3 million farm operators, 2.1 million farm hands, 100,100 engineers and others, with a tax rise of $17 to $18 for higher earners.
Charlie Reedy Dies in Ohio Sudden death of local resident
Charlie Reedy widow of Anne Bogol died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. He lived in that city and passed away after a brief illness. Mr Reedy is survived by relatives in the area.
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Charlie Reedy
Ohio
Anne Bogol
Apo
Reedy
Fauuloatt
Anderson Obituaries Mrs Minnie Hahn and Others
Obituaries from Anderson list Mrs Minnie Hahn 68 of Indianapolis wife of Phillip Wahn 61 death at General Hospital in Indianapolis and services at Cadiz Friends Church with burial at Hess Cemetery. Also notes Bert Applegate 77 of Nichal Ave burial at Beech Grove Cemetery. John N Lowe 48 burial in Memorial Park Cemetery and Minnie Snyder 75 of Cotner Street services at Harold Nozelle Funeral Home. Gris Calling 7 Lake Milton Graveside in East Maplewood Cemetery with Rev Frederick Polthoff officiating.
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Dint Frits
M. A. McClein
Valores £. Neetor
Mable Grave
Brookville
Minnie Ham
Minnie Rosetta Hahn
Phillip Wahn
Sandnes St. Indianapolis
General Hospital
Hahn
Henry County
Williaam
Margaret Cole
Anderson
Fife
Indianapolis
Nobo
Earl Spegal
Ruby Grown
Helen Spegil
Indscapolis
Charroll Jackson
Alfred Cole
Cafianapa Tis
Dorothy Moffler
Brown and Butz Puneral
Serviers
Priends
Cadiz
George Cole
Hess Cemetery
Bert Applegata
Nichal
Clive
St. John's
Brown and Bale
Walter Gibson
Beech Grive
Muncie
Belme
John N. Lowe
Ibn Hovinah Lowe
Nithal
Dohi’s Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
Minnie Tt. Snyder
Minnie Bell Snyder
Cotnr
Gussi Coltans
Dirs
Gris Sie
Lake Miltot
East Maplewanl
Krederick Polthoff
St. Ambrose Church
Howe
Money Missing From Church Sale and Crime Sweep
Local detectives investigate a 28 year old man suspected of trying to pass forged S47 at Sears Liquor Store and a burglary at Mohagas filling station pipeline on Madison Ave. Police report an assault and battery case involving a minor on Brown Street, with details reduced in charges. Ralph Sears reports the forged check and ongoing recovery efforts.
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McAntonel Prom
Willy
Sears Liquor
Whith St
Ralph Sears
Theeetablishimant
Mohagas
6Th St
Madison Ave
Burslar
Daubenspeck
Brown St
Polien
Continued Promised Woes Highlight Captives at Camp
Continued Prominent captives Edward Dickenson of Sig Slane Gap Virginia and Batchelor were among the original Americans who refused to change sides. Dickenson faced martial law and received 10 years hard labor last May on similar charges.
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Edward Dickenson
Sig Slane Gap
Batchelor
Dickenson
Hatelelor
Batehelor
Kennil
Tex
Rohas
Lamrang
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Deve
Seria
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Barnes
Thority
Joe Hall
Associated Press
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Micaele
Hennings - Hayden « Hendrickson
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Annyar
Iadiana
Michigan
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Radford
Iraq
Tommirs
Bagdad
UNI Issuer
TEMPO
Pese Warnney Exere
Ytrene
Chris Bouldr
Talend City Anewing Company
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