Margaret Truman Heads to Independence for Wedding
Margaret Truman left New York for Independence Missouri to marry newspaper man E Tifton Daniel on April 21. She said the couple will live in New York City after a Nassau honeymoon and has completed wedding shopping. Daniel, an assistant to the foreign editor of the New York Times, will join her for the wedding.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Independence
E. Tifton Daniel
Truman
Daniel
Eilter
New York Times
Daniel Plant
New York City
Nassau
St. Louis
Fromm
Sit
Mrs Phillips suffers stroke near school
Mrs Millard Phillips wife of the Fall Creek Heights School janitor suffered a stroke at the family trailer home beside the schoolhouse early Friday afternoon. She was taken by ambulance to St Johns Hospital Anderson where her condition was reported grave.
Free chest X rays offered by Madison County TB group
The Madison County Tuberculosis Association with state health boards offers free chest X rays to the public for two weeks. Schedule includes Elwood High School, Armory locations, Pendleton, and Alexandria High School with times and dates across two weeks. later sessions in Anderson. Examinations are confidential and performed by Indiana State Board of Health technicians. results provided to each individual.
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Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Far County Medical Society
Madison County
The
Tuberculosis Association
Christman Seals
Elwood Thigh School
Elwood Armory
30Th St
Association
West Side Community Center
W. 14Th St
B. Mn
Anderson High School
BR. C. Swan
County TB Association
Indiana State Board of Health
Legion to Fete Children’s Home in Knights Town
American Legion members from Madison County posts sponsor an ice cream party for 400 Knights Town Children’s Home residents Sunday April 22 from 2 to 4 PM. Legion members will visit the home and distribute treats marking the fifth year of Legion charity. William Fry chairs the event.
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American Legion
Madison County
Knightstown
Legion
Ond
Uie
William Fry
German Polio Vaccine Debate Sparks Cold War Tensions
Medical advisers in Germany and the United States warn that Salk polio vaccine and German serum may have turned some inoculated children into carriers. West German officials report thousands of children and pregnant women vaccinated while critics cite a Munich journal claiming risk. The Army notes 17,256 U.S. personnel and dependents in Germany have had at least one shot. Local notices mention falls and hospital treatment.
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Vhanaruur't
Germany
West Corman
Harry B. Armstrong
U.S
Raymond
Europe
Will
Alvin L. Gorby
U. S. Army
Phetts
Armstrong
Park Place
E.W. Hamiveat
Unified Church
Park Place Methodist Church
MYF
World Health Organization
North Anderson Plgrim
Emil Wilson
Frank-Great Britain
Denmark
Indiana College
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Africa
North Ander
Son Pilgrim Holiness Church
He Gorhy
Ivan Settlen
Frankfurt
Sozialistis i Volkszeitung
Federal , Health Office
Ti Jed
Munich
U8. Army
Geraldine Easter
Milton Ave
Mes
Theds Godby
Fortville
Dorothy V. Tichwine
Main St
Albert M. Yancey
Opal Mae Nichols
Dakota Dr
Hospital Dismissals List From St. John's Hospital
The hospital released a group of discharged patients including James W. Riley of 1329 Forkner Bl and Linda McCallister with listed relatives. Other names include Tan Rybinking, Halph Collins, Mrs. William Wrightsman, Mrs. Hubert Flowers, Mrs. William Haslam, Mrs. Shella Short, and associated addresses.
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St. John’s Hospital
James W. Riley
Forkner
Ats
Linda McCallister
William
Reason
John Wrightsman
Cedar St
Hubert E. Flowers
Derailment Sparks Freight Train Wreck Near Gas City
A burned out journal caused 18 freight cars to derail south of Gas City Indiana on a Pennsylvania Railroad line. Most cars carried steel as about 700 feet of double track was torn up and traffic was rerouted while crews repaired the damage.
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Gas City
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Soviet Leaders to View RAF Nuclear Bomber Display at Marham
The Soviet premier Bulganin and Khrushchev will visit Britain to see the Royal Air Force at Marham Norfolk in a flying display planned for early April. The event includes a Valiant four jet bomber described by Britain as the most powerful operational bomber.
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Aunumn W—Briain
Bulgatin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Royal Air Force
Nue
Leten
Taal Ste
Marham
Norfolk
Toutay
Plans For Joy and Local Auto Campaign Mention Ford Agencies
Campaign officials note that discovering an auto defect at one agency does not obligate owners to repair there and that repairs can be done anywhere. Ronald Snodgrass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byerel Lee Watson, will receive the God and Country Award in Middletown on April 2. Snodgrass has ten years in scouting with thirty merit badges and has completed the church award through guidance from Rev. Emwattiing, Lt. Daugaerty, and Police Chief. The award emphasizes Christian faith, citizenship, and fellowship, with a car-check drive slated to begin outreach and a parade possibly in May. the program seeks high school bands and church-sponsored activities.
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Middletown
Ronald Snvd- Reass
Byerel Lee Watson
Upper Fall Creek
Suseh of the Brethren
Snodgrass
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Emwattiing
Ronald
Mission
Erusadec
Family Men Gather for Grace Methodist Banquet
A large crowd attended the 4 Father and Sons Banquet at Grace Methodist Church. Leland Copeland chaired the program for Bleth eist News, with John R. Walsh welcoming attendees. Ralph Bachman of the FBI Indianapolis office spoke on federal investigative work.
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Father and Sons
Grace Methodist
Ralph Bachran
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ofice
Indianapolis
Bachman
Federal Bureau of Investigac’tion
Woman's Society of Christan Service
Church
Byford ‘Thompson
Mya
Essie Copeland
Delco Suggesters Reap Big Harvest in 194? Week
Delco workers named as top earners for a single week totaling 4416.64. William J. Granger led with 900.20, Virgil A. Gregory 487, Xen L Small 817.00. Wristwatch awards honored three Delta-Remy veterans for 25 years service. Frank R. Briggs, Marion J. Gibson and Charles R. Tiller started in April 1931. Two men, Clarence Iarl ess and Richard M. Pine, were promoted to foremen.
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William J. Granger
Virgil A. Gregory
Xen L Small
Delta-Remy
Afis
Frank R. Briggs
Marion J. Gibson
Charles R. Tiller
Clarence
Iarless
Richard M. Pine
WGN
Forermen
W J Witte Named Trainmaster Here
The New York Central Railroad promotes three Indiana Division leaders effective April 18. W J Witte becomes train master here after serving as assistant at Greensburg. Harry Mays moves to Cincinnati terminal while JC Moloney advances to Kankakee division.
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New York Central Railroad
I TW. Bripfish
Indianapolis
Indiana
NYC
JC. Moloney
Eastern Indiana
Kankakee
W. J. Witte
Greensburg
Harry Mays
Moloney R
Cincinnati
Railroa
Rardin Drops Out of Indiana Primary Bid
Indianapolis INU P Curtis Rardin withdraws from renomination after changing plans he would retire at end of current term no seek renomination at June 29 Republican state convention. He says he will serve out his term and nothing more.
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Indianapolis
Curtis Rardin
Nardin
NAACP Madison County Holds Spring Meeting At Church
The Madison County NAACP branch schedules its first membership meeting for 3 30 p m Sunday April 22 at the Second Methodist Church Prominent attendees include David Straaty Lloyd Smith and Roosevelt Sparks who recently attended a Washington civil rights meeting Local fraternal bodies and city organizations are invited to participate.
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Madison County
NAACP
Second Methodist Church
David Straaty
Lloyd Smith
Roosevelt
Sparks
Washington, T. C
Edgewood Plans War On Speeders
Edgewood Town Board head J. K. Flock launches a drive to curb speeders after numerous reckless driving incidents. A 30 miles per hour speed unit is set, with youth Wn Anderson fined $25 by a justice of peace after speeding arrest.
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J. K. Flock
Edgewood
Anderson Youth Honored In Ohio
John Stoelting son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Stoelting Edgewood is a sophomore in business administration at the University of Cincinnati named general shaker at the 1956 Freshman Orientation Camp. He joined Pi Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Pi and serves on the university paper staff and student cabinet. In a separate briefing NATO conducts largest naval exercise Dragon in the Mediterranean with forces from the United States Britain France Italy Greece Turkey and Portugal.
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John Stoelting
Floyd Stoelting Edgewood
University of Cincanati
Feneral Shakeman
Jay
Ip of Cincinnatis Soc
Ely
John
PL Kappa Alpha
Delta Sigma Pi
MCA
Valletta
Malla
United States
Britain
Frater
Italy
Groves
Turkey
Portugal
Police plan drafting team named for car check program
Captain Floyd Kline Police Chief Robert Morgan and state troopers will lead the effort to draft police plans for the car check. The Safety Committee includes Leo Magers as chair and many local officials and residents such as Clarence Bowlin Carl Toedtmann Milford Jarron James Cain Gordon Iwina William Heathans C W Stachey FG Happes and others.
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Floyd Kline
Robert Morgan
Leo Magers
Clarence Bowlin
Carl Toedtmann
Milford Jarron
James Cain
Gordon Iwina
William Heathans
C. W. Stachey
Happes
Jilburn Kemp
Jack Scheel
Floyd Schuyler
Robert Shoemaker Jr
Robert N. Shoemaker
Carl Smith
Herbert Kennedy
James Steele
al Stow
Kenneth Stutfern
Roy Wheasler
Roy Sympsons
Kenneth Wood
Don Davenpor
Norstad Named NATO European Commander in 1957
The White House announced Norstad’s NATO appointment approved by the NATO council. Eisenhower praised his leadership and effort to build up NATO forces. Norstad faces the task of integrating West German forces into Allied command while his candidacy for Air Force Chief of Staff becomes unlikely. Generals Taylor and Decker are named for Europe duties and command changes follow.
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Thurmond Chatham
D-N.c
Gruenther
Eisenhower
NATO
Eisenthawer
Taruenther
White House
Norstad
NATO Council
Noristad
Campiac
I Norstad
Air Force
Iol
Nathan F. Twining
Maxwell J. Taylor
Army
Europe
Taylor
Paris
U.S
Charles Wilson
Orvald. Cook
Shy Arty
Geo
George H. Decker
Prince Rainier Wedding Photo Restrictions and Paris Gown Arrival
The article notes limited access for photographers at the Throne ceremony with plans for a larger press presence afterward. It mentions a fashion gown by Tanya Paris for Miss Nelly and a gown from Paris arriving for the wedding events, reflecting high fashion and media interest surrounding the Prince’s marriage.
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Ona Palace
Tadet Previnis
Prince
Miss Welly
Cathedal
Grace
Shere
Paris
Hollywood
Nelly
Adlai Estes Campaign Swing Targets Florida Coast
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver pressed campaign stops along Florida's west coast in a bid for the Democratic nomination. Kefauver praised the Farm bill as good and urged Eisenhower to sign it, while Stevenson attacked big business and warned against GM profits dominating national farm income.
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Stevenson
Florida
St. Petersburg
Kefauver
Congress
Eisenhower
Benson
Illinois
Tampa
General Motors
Preparations for Primary Balloting by County Committees
Preparations involve Republican and Democrat committee members and inspectors. Each board will include two judges two clerks and two sheriffs. Voters will indicate party presidential preferences nominate congressional and state legislative candidates and elect local officials and precinct committeemen.
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Ferson
Cartwright
Superior Court
Canada bars American singer Robertson from entry
Canadian immigration officials said American singer Paul Robeson will not be allowed to enter Canada for a concert amid ongoing suspicions. Previously officials had allowed appearances only if he pursued his act, but the present stance blocks entry.
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Paul Robeson
Canada
Citizea Shly and
Immigration Department
Roberson
Egypt Israel talks loom as forces mass on frontier
Cairo envoy arrives after talks slated in Beirut for staff work then Israel. UN and Egyptian technicians study a proposal to thin troops in frontier zones as both sides funnel forces into the Sinai and near the Israeli border. Reports persist of a U N mission and a May Geneva Security Council hearing on proposed steps.
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Seonmses
Cairo
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Isael
Egypt
Sinai
Staeli
Israel
4Nasser
Nammarskjold
U.N
Security Council
Geneva
Haremarskjald
Television Talk Highlights Ike Farm Bill Rift
The White House liaison Fred A. Seaton and aide Kevin McCann push milestones on speeches as key Democrats demand Eisenhower sign the farm bill or skip farm measures this year. The draft includes a soil bank paying farmers up to 1,209,005,1100 a year to curb crop lending but retains a rigid price support plan for basic commodities, conflicting with the administration’s flexible approach.
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Page
God Matters
Fred A. Seaton
White House
Land Kevin McCann
Eisenhower
Congress
Anderson Obituaries Delivers Detrich Broderick Smither Notices
Lewis W. Detrich 60 of 610 W 12th St died at St Johns Hospital. Survivors include widow Viola and four daughters. Burial at Miller Cemetery after services at First Baptist Church. Margaret Broderick 58 died at St Johns Hospital after three year illness. Survived by daughter Phyllis Barrett and sons Walt and Joe, a granddaughter and siblings. F A Smither funeral services set for today at Connelly Funeral Home Cassopolis Michigan.
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Lewis W. Detrich
12Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Detrich
Delay
Ware County
Jareh
Dean Hill Pump Company
Guide Lump Division
First Baptist Church
Viola
Muzetta Detrich
Baker Rothess Funeral Home
Xeneth Losh
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Margaret Broderick
EL John's Hospital
Mishawaka
Ind
Walter D. Broderick
Broderick
St. John's Hospital
Broderick Brothes Realtors
Phyllis Barrett
Walt Broderick
Joe Broderick
Janine. Broderick
John Burggraf
Phyllis Walker
Clara Lamp
Loretta Doyle
Anderson
A. Smither
F. A. Smither
Connelly
Cassopolis
Mich
Seither
Oatis Kincade Portville
Oasis Kincade
George C. McCarty
Arthur Procter
Mounds Baptist Church
High Ina
Fisher's Staton
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Harry William Smith, 86, of Whwood Rt. 2, died in Be xohn's Hospital, Anderson. The item notes a 1958 construction project by W R Dunkin and Son of Anderson, with footing and foundation work for a two story building and Nichol Avenue shopping center contracts awarded.
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Harry William Smith Frankton
Harry William Smith
Whwood Rt. 2
Be Xohn's
Anderson
Hes Nets
W. R Dunkin and Son
Local Traffic and Fatalities Reported in Meadow County
Several car bicycle and pedestrian accidents were reported yesterday with injuries. Ada Jonas, Mike Poe and Mrs toe were treated at St John s Hospital after collisions at Sally and Pearl streets. A child, Margaret Gors, was struck by a car and remained in good condition. Harry Neimeyer and Ord Kuhn funeral arrangements were noted along with other obituaries and services.
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St. John's Hospital
Atu
Mike Poe
Abright
Ada D. Jonas
St Lonsvale
Sally and
Peari
Jones
Margaret Ant Gors
St. John’s Hospital
Trio Nabbed In Car Incident At Local Intersection
Police arrested the third member of the party after the crash at the intersection. The 16 year old driver said a pedal mix up caused the car to strike a pole. The vehicle belonged to Theo Miller of 215 Elva Street.
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Theoore Miller
Elva St
Weather forecast shows warm to hot conditions across state
Weatherman reports a slight drop tonight with lows near 40s in the north and 50s in the south, highs Sunday up to 80 in the north and 97 in the south. A five day outlook suggests statewide showers Tuesday or Wednesday. Readings compiled by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce indicate temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal across the northern half of the state.
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Anderson Chamber
Elly
Souinky
Chamber Relief Funds Fall In Early Year Totals
The chamber reports poor relief spending for the first three months of this year at 12292 dollars, down from 22572 dollars in the same period last year, a drop of 44.4 percent. The number of claims also declined.
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Fage
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