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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1954

Page

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Weather figures forecast light showers and warmth regionwide

The Weather Bureau reported light showers possible in the north and west areas with cooler trends on the way. Above normal temperatures lingered in many cities while a general warmup was expected across the state, with 50s to 90s noted in various reports from Indianapolis to Cincinnati and Milwaukee to Denver, as storms and clear spells moved through.

Indianapolis Indiana Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Bireau Detroit Hidlavapolis Memphis Milwaukee St., Paul Evansville Siang City Williston Grenoble France Boston Berger Mnony Los Angeles Eledr San Francisco Troude-Glaz Seattle

Child Hit By Auto Injures Gilber L Alha in North Anderson

Seven year old Gilbert Lee Alha suffered lacerations over his body after a bicycle collision with a car at Aimex and Poplar in North Anderson. City police identified driver George Leonard Yust, 23, of 732 Amber St. The child was transported to St John's Hospital by Baker Brothers ambulance.

Gilbert Lee Alha School St Aimex Poplar St Anderson George Leonard Yust Amber St St John’s Hospital Baker Brothers

Supreme Court ruling sparks southern political strain report

A southern observer notes growing strain in the region as the Supreme Court bans school segregation and factions fault Republican farm policies. Pravda accuses the United States of covert Catholic espionage in China while Gen James George Christiansen is named Hoovers Commission staff director to study CIA activities. A Frankfurt congress of anti Communist émigré leaders reports Soviet living standards at new lows and hints reforms have stalled. Pope Pius XII urged modest attire and craftsmanship as tailoring is praised for its creator’s work.

Mat James George Christiansen Hoover Commission Uip Central Intelligence Agency Mark W. Clark Chaiming OC Christian Soc Army Around Rome Frankfur Germany Soviet Union Hay Stalin Fius Thettoman Sauke Teme

Chamber Event Delegates and Speakers List

An announced chamber event features numerous listed officials and volunteers. Afternoon entertainment will be provided by Thom Cephardt and others, with golf, business program, decorations, and registration arranged by named organizers and volunteers.

Paredacer Everett Smith Don Forse Everett Peek Fred York Thom Cephardt William J. Peek Bob van Winkle Don Williams Mike Martin Joseph Pulliam Ed Flanagan Charles Lardy Walter R. Bagel Lloyd W. Stoelting William Mitchell John Wilding Gordon Odett Phil Miller Paul Wycuff Edy Flanagan John Atkinson Willian Mitchell Robert N. Shoemaker Maynard Meacox

Beamer outlines new policy to curb government power

The speaker argues for a 4 part program including agricultural reform, broad tax cuts, reducing federal government reach, and fighting socialism and communism. He criticizes price supports, praises a 87.4 billion tax cut, and claims the new policy returns authority to ordinary Americans while warning of socialism. He asserts past Congresses favored tax relief and criticizes government control.

Beamer Republican Congresses Congress America

Voters near as primary races shape up for state offices

National interest centers on Democratic Senate contests in Colorado and Massachusetts with a three way Republican race in New Hampshire for a two year term. Governors to be chosen in Colorado Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire Vermont and Wisconsin. House seats in New York Utah and Washington. Rhode Island undecided for November.

Senate New York Jose Rhode Island Colorado Mase Sachusetts New Hampshire New Hampshire Minnesota Massachusetts Vermont Wisconsin Utah Washington Styles Bridges Leverell Sallonstal Camugss Hobert Humphrey D-Minn Edwin Johnsorr Jolin- Ison McCarty McCarthy Johnson John A. Carroll Denver Zwicker Hrotzman Kim Kirke B Vat Bjornson Richard 3. Wilcox Arthur Russell Humphrey A. B. GI Hart Harold Strom

McCarthy Probe Closes With Tense Hearing Moments

Witnesses described heated exchanges as McCarthy faced accusations of contempt and described plans for further Senate recommendations. Testimony highlighted threats against Flanders and attacks across the United States, with notes on Zwicker and Solomayor and the party’s influence in Chicago and New York.

Warn Lehran Sotomayor Chicago New York United States Wicker Paress Kilmer McCarthy Far East Zwicker Senate Lebron Sotomayor Lawrence E. Walsh Congress Chron Salomayor Monmouth Nut Kel Indepensante Pliers Tico Bo Get

McCarthy Hearing Plays Out Over Classified Material

Testimony at the inquiry included Clifford Nelson outlining how the government labels secret documents, James Mullang detailing a copy of an Army grief favoring Peress’s discharge, and George Anastos quoting Zwicker about Communist ties. Zwicker defended full disclosure under orders, while McCarthy claimed he had a right to the material.

Clifford J. Nelson Justice Department Aly McCarthy FBI James N. .Iullang Zwicker Peress Juliana Anastes Losti- Mony Army

Zwicker Testimony Raises Fifth Amendment Questions

An aide to McCarthy pressed Zwicker on undisclosed material while Zwicker recalled a February 18 hearing in New York. Testimony indicated McCarthy labeled witnesses as Communist threats, and Zwicker clarified he did not invoke the Fifth Amendment. The exchange highlighted tensions over cross examination and alleged evasive answers.

Trosson Ugal Williamen John W. Scott John W Latchstt Zwicker Serius New York McCarthy Brown and Buzz Jagainst

Mrs Fishback Honored For Longtime Service At Center Church

Mrs. Fishback served as teacher of the Loyal Gleaners Class at the Center Christian Church for many years. Surviving are daughter Carol Madson of Bloomington, sons Robert Fishback of Indiana and Frank Fishback a city council member, and six grandchildren Tom Hudson Marilyn Dennis Ann Alice and Alan.

Warmen's Club Center Christian Church Fishback Loyal Gleaners Carol Madson Bloomingtowns Robert Fishback Indi Frank Fishback Ely Tom Marilya Hudson Dennis Ann Alice Alan Fishback

Britain Aims for West European Defense Unity Pact

Reported talks in Bonn among Eden, Adenauer, and others outline a European unity plan. A Brussels treaty clause on automatic aid to partners could underpin a new British involvement with the six EDC nations and pave a formal partnership.

Britain AM Uescasses Aemeer Eavemeey Thony Eden West Geraad Anderson Kathryn Allardt Konrad Adenauer Juncie Helen Roberts Bonn Germany L Anderson Thos Nounced Eya’ Relfenberg Margaret Mnghes Stalla Conklin Sacramento Calif United Kingdom Charles Muncia Hutperl George Chicago Aden Luxembourg Brussels Causy Nemher

Community Harvest Event Leaders Named For Vale Season

Maur ice Buck heads the planning group with co chairs Charles Fasane and George McMahan for the harvest event. Mor Jess Rosen chairs the group in charge of Christmas fighting. Tomorrow evening a Fire Committee meeting will organize details for the annual Fire Prevention Week observances. James F. Behrman, 71, of St Petersburg Florida, died after a five week illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in St Petersburg. Chester W Campbell, 62, of Meridian Street, died Saturday. funeral today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Three more polio cases raise year total to 50 in St Joseph County.

Sowntown Maurice Buck Charles Fasane George McMahan Jess Rosen Cnltice Forthcomng James F. Behrman James Fred Behrman Beach St Petersburg Fila Behrman Deleg- Remy Florida Matthews Frans Chester Campbell Cheater W. Campbell Meridian St Baker Brothers Philip Philbrook Meadowbrook Hurch Memorial Park South Bend Ind Indiana Children’s Hospital St. Joseph County

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties services held

Several obituary notices report deaths in Madison and nearby counties. William P. Dillon 85 of Alexandria died at Graser Nursing Home. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Jones Cemetery. Ruth Smith 70 of Tipton dies at Tipton Hospital. service at Tipton Methodist Church. Joseph S. Whitworth 76 of Jefferson Two dies at home. burial at Sulphur Springs Christian Church area. Other notices list survivors including spouses, children, and grandchildren and indicate funeral arrangements or schedules.

William P. Dillon William P. Ditlon Alexandria Graser Mr. Dillon Richland Township Baker Brothers Funeral Jones Cemetery E. M Dillon Lee Anderson Daughires Esther Wright Parker Jessie Margin Rich Ruth Marian Rutil Sol Tipton Ruth Smith Charled Smith Winster Smith Davis Gary B. W. Halsworth Ludington Mi¢h Robert W. Smith Detroit Whitworth Middletown Joseph S. Whitworth Rt. 2 Jefferson Two Lottie ‘Whitworth Gilbert Good Sulphur Springs Floyd Horace Muncie Christian Church Ballard and Shirey

Tax Adjustment Schedule for Local Taxation Hearings

The schedule lists adjustments for Pare Line, Monroy, and Jackson with amounts of 2.31, 2.88, and 2.905 dollars. Representatives from various districts such as Pipecreek, Fallcreek, Metropoli tan Schoolist Pendleton Elwood Alexandria Anderson Richland Stonycreek Chesterfield Union Van Buren Summitville Edgewood and Orestes are to appear before the board in sequence from 9:20 a.m. to 3:40 p.m.

Monroy Jackson Pipecreek Fallcreek ‘Township Metropolitan Schoolist Pendleton Elwood A. m. Elwood Alexandria School City Alexandria Anderson Township Richland Township Stonycreek Chesterfield Chesterfield School City Union Township van Buren Township Summitville Edgewood Pr.imen P. My P.m. Orestes Apel Mackleville

Dancer’s Wife Dies in Beverly Hills at 54

Mrs. Fred Astaire, wife of famed dancer, died in Beverly Hills after a long illness. Astaire, 54, and the former Phyllis Livingston Potter, 46, were wed in New York City in 1900. Survived by husband and three children Fred Jr, Ava, and Peter, plus a son from a previous marriage.

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