Manila pact praised by Eisenhower in Colorado visit
President Eisenhower praised the Manila pact during a Rocky Mountain stop, saying it will substantially contribute to preserving free governments in Southeast Asia and curb communism in the Pacific. Dulles described the treaty as far-reaching beyond previous security pacts, with member nations to consult if threats arise.
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Eight Checks Cleared as Five Arrests Reported
City detectives cleared eight bad check cases with five arrests yesterday. Two of the suspects were 17 and 26 year old sisters who confessed to passing two checks totaling 95 dollars. A 42 year old Anderson man also admitted to a 25 dollar check. The two male cousins, ages 20 and 21, signed statements admitting to passing five checks totaling 125 dollars. Authorities say the investigation has been turned over to the prosecutor.
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Convicted rapist jailed for life in Fort Wayne case
George W. Mooney, 44, was sentenced Wednesday to life in Juelfana Prison for raping an 11 year old girl. The two day trial in Chicuit Court ended with a 24 hour jury deliberation and Judge William Scharmen immediately pronouncing sentence. The report appears in the classified section as part of the page one continuation.
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Gil Ing
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Million Dollars to Relieve Piles Tax Rates Proposed
A report notes estimates that over a million dollars yearly fund relief for piles through various remedies. It lists proposed local tax rates by townships and districts set during three courthouse sessions, detailing specific amounts for Alexandria, Anderson City, Chesterfield, Country Club, Pendleton, and others.
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Indiana Water Reservoir Plan Presented in Milan
Indiana officials considered a water reservoir proposal at Milan amid ongoing forest fire fears and water restrictions in effect since October. Engineers from the local area presented the plan during a Wednesday night town meeting to address supply and safety concerns.
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Eden Seeks German Rearmament in NATO Talks
Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn discusses West Germany rearmament and NATO entry, bypassing France and Western Europe as he aims for a revised Brussels pact with 1948 charter members Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. France shows reserve toward German rearmament within NATO.
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TEMPO Continues From Page One Miscue In The Paris Spawns
The item recounts Roy Cohn joining a two week selective service conference at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi after earlier duties at Canty Kilmer. Arthur Gaufrey seeks license restoration after a buzz incident at Leffertown airport. Archduke Ott of Austria and Princess Regina of Hungary welcome twin daughters in Wareburg Germany. De Castries explains France’s Dien Bien Phu defeat and Premier Mendes-France notes Castries’ return from four months in Communist captivity. President Eisenhower accepts Michael J. McDermott’s resignation as U.S. ambassador to El Salvador, pending retirement.
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Miss Gertrude Little Joins Anderson College Faculty
Miss Gertrude Little takes a full time position at Anderson College as lecturer in religious education, becoming the sixth new member of the school's teaching staff as losses begin today.
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YMCA Campaign In Anderson Names Cochairs And Workers
The 1951 Anderson YMCA membership and finance drive moved forward with co-chairs Mrs. Walter Stoves and Mrs. Herman Hartzell and a large list of workers led by Miss Phyllis Long. County Team leaders include Chet Craig and Russell Sinit. personnel span Pendleton, Chesterfield, Alexandria, Markle, Frankton, Elwood and Frankle. The goal remains a $1,200 qualifier with hundreds of men and women taking part in downtown, industrial, and women’s groups.
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George Me
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Clayton Steele
Merle Ray
Francis Howell
Robert Carter
Markle
Maxine Barcus
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Robert Lee
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Frankton
Jon Ward
Elwood
Robert Minsha
Candidates on Ballot Case Reaches Court Order
County Election Board members Armington Bright and Robinson named as defendants in a dispute over placing seven aspirants on the ballot for Monroe Township constable, Anderson Township justice of the peace, Lafayette Township justice, and an advisory role in Lafayette Township. Attorney Lewis E. Jones filed the request seeking court action.
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Anderson planners weigh urban street and tax plan
Advisory Board of Greet Township and county officials discuss a proposed ordinance to regulate new residential developments. Plan would classify streets and set city participation in construction costs, aiming to boost tax revenue and utility services while guiding future street layouts across the city. The measure seeks county wide adoption and considers three street categories with city cost sharing up to 60 percent on feeder streets.
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Americans in Hong Kong Return After Communist Interrogation
About 70 reporters and photographers in Kowloon watched as three Americans returned from captivity. Applegate Krasner and Dixon spoke of their ordeal and said others remain in Communist hands, while Krasner sought to reunite with his Chinese fiancee Wang Ying. Applegate hinted at pressure from interrogators over war germ warfare claims and said he lied to survive.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notice listing Magowan 82 of Bowne Township died in St. Johns Anderson Hospital after admission earlier the day. Survived by daughter and four grandchildren. funeral set Friday 2 p m at Ewing Funeral Home with interment at Maglewood Anderson. Also notes Samuel H Jones age unknown died Tuesday at Pike home. funeral Thursday 2 p m at Polhernus and Shirey Funeral Home with burial in Jones Cemetery.
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Miss Little Leads Religion Courses At Local College
Anderson Hondnace From lage Oned of the Gospel Crumpet Company presents a series of lectures and activities to acquaint newcomers with campus life. Miss Little, known for religious education work at Park Place Church of God, is a 1937 Anderson College graduate and has studied at Columbia University for master’s requirements toward a doctorate. She earned a bachelor of divinity at Butler University and is lecturer in religious education, author of church school materials, and contributor to Church of God publications.
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Child Kidnapped and Baby Dies After Hyst Cerebral Hemorrhage
Goldsmith describes a serious condition of the returned infant and says she may have been inadequately cared for. The mother cites anoxia from a birth complication and states a police complaint has been filed against unknown persons for the kidnapping.
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Gamma globulin controls easing polio vaccine distribution
In Indianapolis and Marion there are reports that gamma globulin controls are easing distribution through physicians. Pitman-Moore Co. executive vice president H G Ball said the move by the Office of Defense Mobilization and the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation will make serum available via doctors and distributors. A separate item notes the acquittal of Pega Hays in a homicide case and mentions illegal stock findings by the State Securities Commissioner amid ongoing market actions.
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SNUG Denture Cushions Promote Comfort and Stability
A quick appeal describes SNUG Denture Cushions as soft yet firm suited to denture plates. The ad touts a tasteless, easy fit that removes the need for sticky pastes, promising comfort and a secure bite. Money back if not satisfied. Available at all druggists.
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