Indiana Senator Rey Conrad Aims For Senate Reelection
The article profiles Senator Rey Conrad representing Carroll Clinton and White counties since 1941, detailing his independence from Governor Craig, leadership within the Legislature, business ties to Monticello area, and plans amid possible opposition from Glenn R. Sienker. It notes Conrad’s war service, Legion membership, and stance on toll roads and the East West highway project.
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Rey Conrad
Carroll
Clinton
White
Conrad
American
Aberdeen-Angus
Monticello
Roy
Glenn R. Sienker
Norvally
Senate
State Senate
Craig
Taig
Bill Sayer
Howermor
Elmer Sherwood Conrad
Nehru labeled broker for Soviet foreign policy
Sen Knowland accuses Indian Prime Minister Nehru of aligning with Soviet aims after his Moscow visit. He says Nehru’s joint declaration with Russia shows a pro Communist China stance on Formosa and UN representation, and notes the U S should insist on preconditions before easing tensions or prisoner exchanges.
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Washington
Sen Knowland
July Fourth Parade Draws Dozens Of Bands In City
A large July Fourth parade is planned with many bands marching beside Lebaron’s Fireworks and other venues. Officials announce a community celebration with a concert and a formal sendoff at Park, while workers prepare for a strike and wage talks between steel unions and US Steel, hoping to chart a hopeful future.
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Tuy
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Akemortal Park
Pau
Lester Deffie
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van Stekle
Corie
Een Lainarm Ag
MI6 Attack On Plane Casts Shadow At UN Conference
A Soviet MIG attack damaged a Viet Navy patrol plane during the UN gathering era. Seven or more injured in the crash aftermath as leaders press for peace and solidify talks with Truman in San Francisco. Molotov and Bath duties attended, with U.S. Secretary Dag Hammarskjold mediating.
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Th Mointoy
Pente
United States
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MIG
Anles
Busine
MI6
Davy Crockett Caps May Revive Trapping
Indiana fur buyers and staff from the Department of Conservation foresee a niche market revival for Davy Crockett caps if trapping heats up. With supply concerns for badger and skunk hides, trappers may dress cheaper skins like raccoon tails and possum to meet demand, while conservation officials warn against overharvest as the season runs from September 15 to February.
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Indiana
Ndisha Department of Conservation
Indany
Harley G Fork
St Sun
Bride-to-be Leaps To Death In Desperate Tragic Ending
A bride-to-be leapt to death at a farm near St Petersburg on May 20. The man involved, a former fifth grade student identified as Mik, faced nervous strain and had been staying with his parents after returning from Lineage two weeks earlier. A note and injuries described a final, panicked act amid a broken engagement and mounting distress.
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Ies
Ise Hashim Wishies
Seth Tor
Endyost
Car and truck collide on Ratsburg curve near Lebanor
A morning crash on Ratsburg road four miles east of Lebanor involved Sam Rodgers of Route 2 driving west in a truck and Michard M Kouns of Whitestown Route 1 driving east in a car. Both vehicles sustained about 50 dollars in damage.
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Wheat Farmers Vote On Control In 36 States
Wheat farmers across 36 states voted today on price controls for 1956 wheat, a referendum that could reopen debate on supports. Most leaders avoided predicting the outcome, signaling congressional action may be needed if controls fail.
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Ated
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Wales
Hospital Releases Collision Victims
Six people injured in a collision between a stalled wagon and a government track near Road 334 and 5.32 at about 20 p m were treated at Witham hospital in Peru. Glenna Vendricks the truck driver suffered severe arm, head and chest injuries and was released later. Other patients included Baton Collins and a truck passenger with heart injuries who were treated and released at Witham. Station wagon occupants Sebastopol Cal Oliver and wife Jennie 72 sustained minor injuries but left for Indianapolis. The track overturned. William Chaffin and Dick Hitt, both of Peru and Eaton Ind were unhurt.
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Sebastopel Cal. Oliver
Jennie
Shiek
Indianapolis
Yraterday
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Peru
Dick Hitt
Eaton
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Molotov Balks CBS Show Canceled
Russian diplomat Vyacheslav Molotov refused impromptu questioning by a CBS panel on Face the Nation, leading to cancellation of his TV and radio appearance. CBS had prepared questions. Molotov rejected on the spot questioning.
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Family Of Five Dies In Turnpike Crash
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a New York City family of five perished when their car rear ended a tank truck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The victims include Abraham Kowalski, Benjani Kowalski, Beatrice Kowalski, and two children Judy and Anil Deborah, ages three and four months. State police say the driver appeared to fall asleep at the wheel and the family was en route to Akianan.
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Anil Deborah
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War tensions and West Unity debate at a university conference
Secretary of State Rober Murphy warns against any easing of tensions with West Unity and urges careful testing of potential changes. He argues that premature moves could worsen relations, while stressing that only firm evidence will justify policy shifts. The discussion centers on European stability and possible shifts in German policy amid global probing.
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Rober Murphy
Piri
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Pucdham University of
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Names Of Six Inferred In Labor Camps WIENER NEUSTADT
Austri wh A. buggard. group of Austrians returned from long So viet imprisonment today and told of 16 Aprémeats held In Russian labor camps They were able to give the fumes of only sin of the Aimeri cans. Some of them apparently foreign-born The returnees said one of 'Oye Americas, Sidney Ray Sparks of Yonnile, Ga. asked them with twats in his eyes to inform US, authorities that he is being held at Camp Patma in eastern Bure. Pate Russialle also asked 'that, his mother in Tenniise be informed that he is alive. The Austrians said Sparks told them he was arrested by the So viets on Berlin imiss. They said the 21 year-old American is sek hat tli is forced to work in the clouds by the Humes. The SS Army European head quarters at Heidelberg, Germany, listed Sparks, a private, as absent without leave, from the 6th infantry division in Berlin since Dees 4. (Wat US army spokesman in Ber lin said Sparks had escaped with two other privates from a west to guardhouse,. At the one Sparks was facing a funeral court martial on charges of being absent with egh teeve, stealing money and resaulting a cab river. Three days after the escape east Ger man Communist authorities said the trio had sought political aay: then. The two who escaped with. Sparks were identified as Ray B. Schultz. Batavia, S.Y. and Charles J Scott Decatur, Hi, Schulte i re turned from east Germany in dure, rentinued on Page 4
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