Board Eyes Freshman Program At High School Meeting
The board urged parents to bring children to a Monday 7:30 PM session at the High School to discuss subjects for incoming freshmen and the approved program. Architect Arthur Henning will present heating plant plans for senior and junior buildings within days. Next meeting is May 3. claims totaling 2640 dollars were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henning
Henning
Mary Ethel Thurston
Anderson High School
Horace P. Holmes
Tipton County
Tipton
Thurston
Busby and Davisson
C. D. Rotruck
Bids Listed for Auto Fleet and Barn Projects at Alexandria
Five firms submitted bids for the fleet purchase and two barn construction projects at the Alexandria 4-H Fairgrounds. Hunter Chevrolet bid 1466.51 and was accepted due to tire and horsepower differences. other bids ranged from 1300 to 1453 with trade-ins on an old truck. Unopened bids for livestock and show barns will be resubmitted after a wage scale is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McCarel
Hunter Chevrolet
W. C. McLain
Cox Chevrolet
Fred Welker Ford Company
W. H. Hardy and Company
Hunter
Alexandria
Bids Opened For New School Building Plan
The Ross McCord Ice firm of Indianapolis led bids to adopt a 6 3 3 plan for the fall term of 1956, financing a new building to be retired over 20 years. Attendees included James A. Wright president of the school building corporation, Charles Stiner, Robert C. Miller secretary, Harold McCormick treasurer, Don Harreson, George Early, William Edmondson, Anderson Township Trustee John Boone, County School Superintendent Dale Prough, attorneys, Architect Arthur Henning, and bonding company reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Dee
Adop
Ross, McCord, Ice and Miller
Indianapolis
James A. Wright
School Building Corporation
Charles Stiner
Robert C. Miller
Harold McCormick
Don Harreson
George Early
William Edmondson
Anderson Township
John Boone
Dale Prough
Arthur Henning
Actress Susan Hayward Seeks Distance From Barker Rift
A hotel peace meeting between Barker and Susan Hayward shows no progress as rifts linger. Hayward cites personal and professional tensions impacting her work on two films, with family and MGM disputes cited as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Barker
MGM
Susan
Lillian Roth
Miss Hayward
White House Conference on China Ties to Education Discussed
A Saturday session discussed the White House Conference and Its Relation to Higher Education. Sen George Dfield urged attention to China policy amid mixed reactions from friendly nations. Readings covered areas include Formosa and national concerns as colleges and universities in Indiana participate through a conference on higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
George
Whitelea
Nationalist House Conference
China
White House
E. Third St
Clean Up Week 1.4 Billion Focus Across Farm Aid Plan
The Eisenhower administration faces pressure as Sen Humphrey and officials discuss a 250 million crop support program. Benson defends the drought loan rate hike, while farmers confront drought and dust bowl areas. Congress debates peace talks with the Communists and Red China with mixed views on meeting proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Clark
Fontaine
Tration
Floyd Stoclting
Chambers
Delco-Remy
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Culloum
Benson
Agriculture Department
Olin Johns
D-Sc
U S expands military aid and Chiang liaison hub
The United States plans a substantial increase in the Military Assistance Advisory Group to train Chiang Kai-shek forces. Vice Admiral Pride says a Taipei center will coordinate U S and Chinese military authorities. Coordinators sign an agreement on training intelligence communications and logistics under the mutual defense pact. Robertson surveyed Quemoy defenses and spoke with Lt General Liu Yu chang commander of the garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pays One
U.S
Chiane
Adm
Alfred M. Pride
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Taipei
Navy
Air Force
Pride
Quemoy
Robertson
Liu Yu-chang
Dulles outlines Asia Europe peace talks and cease fire
Dulles warns Red China may be using a propaganda game as Chou En l ai calls for direct talks and Bandung. He says mediation by a third country UN or actions by neutral states in Asia could help, but reiterates a Formosa cease fire is not the only path. The US prioritizes international channels for a broader peace in Asia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
George
Far East
Sen
Knowland
California
Munich
Dulles
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Naeo
Htpen
Ile
Kremlin
Austria
Europe
Russia
Arctic
Aegean
Germany
Yugoslavia
Ria
Asia
China
Indonesia
Chou
United Nations
India
Indochina
Burma
Japan
East Asia
United States
Middle East
Moscow
Peiping
U. N.j
Tong
Sia
Benson Seeks Soil Conservation Answers in Plains Visit
Benson told farmers and officials that uniform methods are lacking and a broad educational campaign on soil conservation is needed. A motorcade tour of a once lush wheat region showed drought, drying lakes, and dust, underscoring conservation questions and the drive for further experimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
Benson
Washington
Colorado
Gav
Ed C.johnson
Colorado Sarm
Susan Hayward in Navy Blast Death Tragedy
The actress was found unconscious in her Sherman Oaks home after a pre dawn blast in a Navy testing facility killed several workers. Detectives say Susan Hayward appeared distraught and threatened self harm, with two sedatives nearby, before officers rushed her to safety. The Navy cited a compressed air test as the blast cause.
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Tara One
Page One
Tures
Brooklynjsion
Navy
Daniel J. Sullivan
New
Port
Anthony
Susan Hayward
C. Ziman
Peter Lada
New Bedford
Mass
Ard Staats
Newport
G. W. Wilkerson
John Lavender
Fall River
Ken Brandell
San Fernando Valley
Sherman Oaks
Wilkerson
Susan
Detective Bureau
Hospital Dismissals and Public Record Inquiries
Dismissals listed from St John’s Hospital include Miss Lena Dickerson Albany Mrs Florence Whittaker 322 W Second St Miss Iris McKinster 1915 Walnut Bemny Wilboite Chesterfield Mrs Ada Ross Alexandria and others including twins infants and servants. Public note cites Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and Receiving Hospital transfers, marital scandal referenced with Mary Brennan and Miss Hayward. police blotter lists deaths by own action and custody dispute results in Superior Court.
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St.ohn’s Hospital
Lena Dickerson
Albany
Florence Whittaker
W. Second St
Iris McKinster
Walnut
Bemny Wilboite
Chesterfield
Ada Ross
Alexandria
Ruth Brake
Main St
Margaret Smith
North Holly Idriawood Receiving Hospital
Herbert Hollenback
Ruddle
Ave
Olive Lake
Pendleton
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Jessie Edgeman
Florence Hallenback
Fourth St
Stanley Imerman
Verna Shipley
Guy Wasson
Drexel
Mary Carraway
Main
Christine Nagel
Rt. 2
Iderson
Gladys Etchison
Lin
Hayward Andioin St. Barker
Elia Stroud
Thomas Tague
George Tague
Barker
William Herbig
James Herbig
W. 24Th St
Congress to back Benson with larger farm bill funding
A Tempo-Te report notes Congress planned to display disapproval of Secretary Ezra Taft Benson by approving millions more in farm subsidies than Benson requested. The committee supported several increases in the annual farm money bill while disagreeing with Benson's policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ezra Taft Bensom
Comture Committee
Benson
Deaths in Madison And Nearby Counties
Notices record multiple local deaths and funeral plans across Madison and nearby counties. Virg il H. Carpenter 51 of Pendleton died from injuries in a tractor accident. services at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Virgil H. Carpenter burial at Oak Lawn Cemetery. Other obituaries include Vincent B. Rush of Sarasota formerly Pendleton. funeral by Park Place Church of God with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pernina Wheeler 75 of Frankton funeral at Moore Funeral Home. Charles Hines of Sheridan funeral at the Hoosier group. burial in Republican Cemetery. Additional brief items note Mrs. Pernina Wheeler and Albert Morano. Tea follow. Milan Lee? Postmaster nominations for Indiana listed by Eisenhower. Italy anniversary celebration mentioned with Mussolini era notes. Harlan Kenneth Hayden 56 of Eaton died in Florida. services at Gaston Methodist Church with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Recaps of notable survivors and details vary.
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B. Rush
Vincent B. W. H. Carpenter Rush
Sarasota
Fla
Pendleton
Anderson
Virgil H. Carpenter
Harold E
Rozelle
Marvin Hartman
Park Place Church
Pernina Wheeler
Charles Hines Frankton
Charles Hines
Eeel of
Neen
Albert Morano
C. Harper and Son
Sheridan
Vonn
Hines
Clare Boothe Luce C. Stroup
Christian Riverview Hospital
Maude Hines
Republican Nationals Cemetery
N. Hines
Raible Ave
Leonard W. Hall
Mor
Ray Hines
M. Monroe
Ane
Nelle Hines
Indianapolis
Ameri
New York Central Sys
Harlan K. Hayden Eaton
Harlan Kenneth Hayden
Gaston
Mesea Hospital
Dunedin
Hayden
Florida
Pitman Mortuary
Eaton
Gaston Methodist Church
Russell Siferd
Urbana
Mil
Larce
G. W. Manley
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Maplewood Cemetery
Ander
Goldie
Donnalson
Lou
Maurice
Eugene
Kenneth
Said, Jr
Esther Payne
Fairmount
Delaware County
Muncie
Dr Peale Talk At Omar Bakery Dinner Across Highway
Washington Reuters report notes a House Senate conference aimed at a pay boost for about half a million postal workers. The Senate favors a flat 10 percent raise while the House version would average an 8.2 percent hike and adds a job classification program opposed by postal unions.
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Pape One
Omar Bakery
Linder's
Dr. Peale
Washington
House
Senate House
Senate
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Young Women's Christian Assn
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Riverside Park
Anderson Retail Merchants Group
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Fred W. Butz
Fidence
Gion
Reardon
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Butler
DePauw
Vince Angiee
Ueles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gromyko
Stockholm
Ste
Evans Hier
Madison
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Mario Scelba
Piazza Venezia
Mussolini
Luigi Einaudi
Genoa
Indiana
Glen D. Bray
Amno
Mark M. Hadley
Coatesville
Joseph FE. Fouts
Greens Fork
Helen L. Ort
New Haven
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Thorntown
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