Tito Says U. S. Aid Cuts Not Important
Tito shrugs at U S congressional move to cut aid to Yugoslavia and says relations with the United States will not be affected. He speaks aboard the Kremlin train with Bulganin and Shepilov and begins a 10 day Soviet city tour. He notes he would welcome a Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tito
U.S
Yugoslavia
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Leningrad
Nikolai Bulganin
Dmitri Shepilov
Kliment E. Voroshilov
Belgrade
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Cooler Weekend Forecast for Indiana With Fluctuating Temps
Indiana weather today stays in the 80s with cooler highs expected Friday and Saturday. Forecasters warn of scattered thunderstorms in the northwest this afternoon and more showers in the south Friday, after last week’s floods. Low tonight 61 to 65, highs Friday 76 to 84 across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Space Satellite Forecasts Big Crewed Vessels by 10 to 15 Years
A defense official said a man carrying satellite capable of 80 crew could launch in 10 to 15 years and round trips to the moon by 20 to 25 years. John J. Crowley spoke at the Libraries Association Conference, outlining plans for larger crewed and crewless satellites following the first tiny satellite planned for 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John J. Crowley
Defense
Frank D. Newbury
Libraries Association
Crowley
Home on Leave for Vernon Kidd After Training
Vernon Kidd of Bloomfield is on a 14 day leave from the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes Ill after completing recruit training He is reassigned to a Naval Aviation preparatory school at Norman Oklahoma.
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Vernon Kidd
Bloomfield
U.S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Aviation
Norman
Okla
Army sergeant re-enlists six years at Fort Riley
Fort Riley Kansas reports Herman H Flath a first sergeant with the 611th Engineer Company re-enlisted for six years in the Regular Army. Flath who has served since 1949 has the Good Conduct Medal among his decorations.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Herman H. Flath
Agnes
Dugger
Flath
611Th Engineer
Jessie Johnson
Sullivan
Revolt in Stalin's Home Town Reported in Georgia
Vienna dispatches say Soviet secret police seized more than 100 people in Georgia last week after posters in Tiflis declared an independent Georgian republic. May 26 marked Georgia's 1919 independence anniversary amid raids for underground organizers.
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Vienna
Austria
Josef Stalin
Georgia
Tiflis
West
Caucasus
Stalin
Gori
Russian Population Over 200 Million Reported
Moscow reported Russia’s population as 200,200,000 in a Pravda review of a new government handbook. Western observers note this is below 1940 estimates and US figures, prompting questions about WWII losses potentially exceeding 20,000,000 and differing from UNEC Europe’s 216,000,000 in 1954.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
U.S. Census Bureau
United States
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
Greene County youth held on check fraud charges in Sullivan
A 20 year old Greene County man faced arraignment in Sullivan Circuit Court on charges of passing fraudulent checks. Police say he forged relatives' signatures to pass more than 30 checks totaling 800 to 900 dollars across Clay Greene Knox and Sullivan counties. He was arrested after a roadblock sting near Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Sullivan
Keith Allen
Bloomfield
Navy
Joe van Parys
Don Bovenschulte
Prairie Creek
Carlisle
Allen
Clay
Greene
Knox
Seelyville
Joe Loudermilk
Sullivan Court
Shorty Hamilton
Hamilton
van Parys
Bovenschulte
Brazil
Worthington
Sandborn
Hoosier Is Killed In Hunting Accident
Indiana man James A Bray 31 died after a hunting companion Raymond Sender 23 fired at a tree branch near Mooresville. Sender said he mistook a raccoon for Bray and shot, dragging him to a road where a motorist found them. Authorities ruled the shooting an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James A. Bray
Bray
Raymond Sender
Mooresville
Sender
Indiana Jobless Claims Rise By About Five Hundred
Indiana unemployment compensation claims climbed about 500 last week. Director William C Stalnaker said 41 875 claims this week versus 41 336 the prior week. Among new claimants were 7 935 unemployed workers from automotive and auto parts plants and other plants shut for vacations or inventories. Stalnaker estimated about 15 530 auto workers and 12 625 employees of automotive supplier industries are off the job in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
William C. Stalnaker
Indiana Employment Security Division
Stalnaker
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported
Admissions list for Wednesday and today includes Delbert Robison Bloomfield Mrs William Ladson Linton Mrs Edgar Meek Odon Miss Peggy Branstetter Bloomfield Neddy Skinner Bloomfield George Terrell Bloomfield Gerald Johnson Sandborn Richard Riester Bloomfield Samuel Huffman Bloomfield Dismissals note Mrs Forrest Hunter Linton Mrs William Baird Bloomfield Mrs Lillian Powell Linton William Seals Bloomfield Mrs Bobby Perigo Linton Miss Nina Kellams Linton Miss Anita Brown Odon Chester McKee Sandborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Robison
Bloomfield
William Ladson
Linton
Edgar Meek
Odon
Peggy Branstetter
Neddy Skinner
George Terrell
Gerald Johnson
Sandborn
Richard Riester
Samuel Huffman
Forrest Hunter
William Baird
Lillian Powell
William Seals
Bobby Perigo
Nina Kellams
Anita Brown
Chester McKee
Truck Crash Kills Driver on U S 31 in Columbus
Frank Kelley of Scottsburg, 34, was killed when his tractor trailer struck a stationary truck during roadwork on U S 31 in Columbus. The hit truck was driven by William Hope of New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Frank Kelley
Scottsburg
U.S
Here
William Hope
New Albany
Plan Prayer Meeting At Linton Church Cottage
The Linton Church of the Nazarene will hold a cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Coulter Friday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Church of the Nazarene
Fred Coulter
Indiana candidates promise a good crop this spring
Despite frost drought or flood affecting plantings, Indiana candidates assure a reliable harvest of political support and progress for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
U S Machine Tools To Go to Schools
Indiana officials announced 13 million dollars in surplus machine tools from federal stockpiles. About 1 100 tools at O Hare Airport in Illinois will be offered to schools for low handling charges. Interested Indiana schools must notify by June 15 through Camp Atterbury surplus warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Clarkson
Public Works
O'Hare International
Parkridge
Ill
Clarkson
Camp Atterbury
Illinois
Drowning Prank of Two Boys Ends in Confession
In Alexandria Indiana Sheriff deputies firemen and State police spent three hours at a gravel pit searching for two boys after clothes were found on the banks. The victims Ronald Morgan fourteen and Max Morgan thirteen were later seen downtown and stated they left the clothes a week earlier when they went swimming in the pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
Ronald Morgan
Max
Admiral Joy Dies in San Diego at 61
Vice Adm. Charles Turner Joy, chief U.N. delegate to the Korean truce conference, died Wednesday of leukemia at the San Diego Naval Hospital. He was 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Charles Turner Joy
U.N
San Diego Naval Hospital
Mrs. Geneva Graf Dies at 48 in Bloomfield
Mrs. Geneva Ellen Graf, 48, wife of Dr. J. A. Graf of Bloomfield, died at Good Samaritan hospital in Vincennes after a three year illness. Born April 10, 1908, she was active in local sororities and civic groups and a member of Bloomfield Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband, two sons, parents, four sisters, and two brothers. Funeral set for Friday at Bloomfield Presbyterian Church with burial in Grandview Cemetery. Memorials suggested to the Greene County Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Ellen Graf
J. A. Graf
Bloomfield
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Graf
Bloomfiell
Ivan F
Ida Chipman Stalcup
Peter Allen Graf
Ivan F. Stalcup
Broomfield
Dimple Hedden
Worthington
Nona Sapp
Grace Brock
Agnes Evelyn Flater
Ivan Franklin Stalcup Jr
Earl, Ark
John William Stalcup
Indianapolis
Two Bloomfield youths enlist in the U.S. Navy
Jim Ashcraft and Warren Mishler of Bloomfield have enlisted in the Navy. Mishler, class of 1956, was a standout track man and is the son of Ethel Mishler of Bloomfield route one. Ashcraft, 17, attended Bloomfield High School, son of Roy and Debbie Ashcraft of Bloomfield route one, and husband of Debbie Ashcraft. A Bloomington Recruiting rep visits Bloomfield each Monday morning and Linton post office each Monday and Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Jim Ashcraft
Warren Mishler
U.S. Navy
Roy O. Ashcraft
Debbie W. Ashcraft
Bloomington
Linton
Bluhms Return to Idaho After Visit
Dr and Mrs Gilbert Bluhm and daughters Brenda and Diane return to Pocatella Idaho after two week visit with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bluhm of Freelandville and Mr and Mrs Clarence Goodwin of Marco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bluhm
Brenda
Diane
Pocatella
Ida
Freelandville
Clarence Goodwin
Marco
House Leaders Push Fight for Aid Funds
Congress pushes to restore at least 600 million dollars to Eisenhower’s foreign aid bill with a looming roll call vote. Richards defends 1.1 billion cut while administration and Democrats seek reversal amid election year stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — i
House
James R. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
W. R. Poage
Dtex
Agriculture Department
Senate
Appropriations
White House
House Rules Committee
Lowen
Charles J. Lowen Jr
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Thomas A. Wafford
Britain to test first hydrogen bomb in Pacific in 1957
Prime Minister Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Britain would conduct a limited number of megaton range hydrogen bomb explosions in the remote Pacific during the first half of 1957. The tests will be high air bursts to minimize radioactive fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Eden
Commons
Pacific
County Bond Purchases Surpass Seven Million Dollars
Greene county citizens hold 7,838,000 in U S Savings Bonds as the fifteenth anniversary of the program is celebrated. Interest adds about 235,140 yearly to local wealth while Indiana totals reach 1,451,370,000 in bonds with 43,550,000 in annual interest. Series E bonds issued fifteen years ago become eligible for retirement in 1951 but may be held 9 years 8 months longer. About 70 percent of eligible bonds remain unredeemed. The bonds yield over 4 percent for those held to full term of 19 years 8 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
E. Kirby Ashcraft
County Savings Bonds Committee
Indiana
Linton group debates parking pool and school land fate
Twenty five civic leaders, school officials and others met at Linton high school to discuss converting Central school lot to city parking, building a pool, selling eight school properties, and possible zoning. No action was taken but officials said more study is needed and sessions are beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
P. H. O’hern
Linton Planning Committee
Linton-Stockton
Ordin
Paul Lester
O’hern
J. Raymond Powell
Indiana
Industries For Linton Committee
Edwin Bailey
White Rose School
Red Cross Swimming Classes Open At Shakamak Park
Red Cross will offer two week swimming courses for Greene County youths ages seven to fourteen who have completed one year of school. No enrollment fee. park admission at gate. Applications available at Hamilton Rexall in Linton. For more details call Mrs. Don House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakamak State Park
William Walters II
Jasonville
Greene County Red Cross
Park Gate
Linton
Hamilton- Rexall
Don
Ivy Division Soldier Serves in Germany Training
Pfc. Larry G. Plummer, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Plummer of Sandborn, serves with the 4th Infantry Division in Germany. A liaison specialist in Battery C of the 42d Field Artillery Battalion, he arrived overseas last October from Fort Sill. He attended Indiana State Teachers College before enlisting in January last year and is a 1954 graduate of Sandborn High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Larry G. Plummer
Charles D. Plummer
Sandborn
4Th Infantry Division
Ivy
U.S. Seventh Army
Plummer
42D Field Artillery
Pattilion
Fort Sill
Oklo
Army
Indiana State Teachers College
Sandborn High School
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United Press
Hoosier
Venus
Earth
Naval Research Laboratory
Cornell H. Mayer
Timothy P. McCullough
Russell M. Shoanaker
International Soundphoto
Plan Prayer Meeting
Admiral Joy
Idaho
MOOSE
Martinsville
Moose Lodge
Far Pacific
London
Powell
School
Red Cross
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