Legion Plans Installation For Post 127 Officers
American Legion Post 127 will install new officers at the post home on August 4. Reed Beard of Bedford will officiate as Indiana Department commander. Officers to be installed include Laverne Riggins as commander and Robert Dunlap as senior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hocker
American Legion
Reed Beard
Bedford
Indiana
Relly
Laverne Riggins
Robert Dunlap
Paul Stitchell
Delmar Pocket
James Herbert
Fort Wayne
Riggins
Legion
Legion Ausil Jacy
Pennville
Arthur Koalkos
Ed Fullon
George Kileus
Aged Man Injured After Collision Near Home
Verde Grast, 72, of 2608 Columbus Ave, was critically injured when he walked into the side of a moving car near his home around 9 45 last night. He was transported to St John’s Hospital by ambulance with head and back injuries. Officers Robert Mitchell and iv Recob investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verde Grast
Coblumbus Ave
Movsing
Bia
St John’ M1
Sells and Rowe
Ifron
Robert Mitchell
IV Recob
Open Primary Bill Promoted by State Senator Bitz
State Senator Paul Bitz of Evansville said he is drafting a bill to overhaul election laws to create an open primary. The proposal would let voters vote without revealing party affiliation and include restrictions on election slate publication, precinct appointment of election boards, and campaign fund limits. Bitz has two years left in his current Senate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansville
Thu
Paul Bitz
Devansville
Bitz
Gand
Senate
Anderson Seaman Home On Leave
Anderson Seaman Kunve son of itr and Mrs C Kuhee of Worth St, a royal third class US Navy, is visiting family on leave. He is stationed at Whidbey Island after a six months Alaska tour and has served for two years. Also notes include Jose Pereira an 11 year old who took exams with his left foot, Melvin Mains losing a right leg, and General wartime discussions about Egypt and the Suez Canal with Eisenhower and Dulles in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xondle Kunve
Itr
Melvin Mains
SC John’s Hospital
Warner Gear
Muncie
Mes
Rebs Bilts
Delaware
London
Eisenhower
Innes
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
Robert Murphy
Murphy
Department
White House
Dulles
Aswan
U.S
Theanal
Britain
Sovviet Union
Russia
Mediterranean
Eden
Tee
Admiralty
Trade Assa Adiils
Wanat Suez Canal Co
Bayat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nikile S
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Nasser
Moscow
Suez
Khrush-chey
Eisenhower Ordere Dulles- Londott
Bri
Marcison
Bray
Strucuie
Tha General Construction
A. J. Glaser
Associated Builders
W. J
R. Thinkin
Tibbetts and Company
Burton Company
Hulel Company
Tanity
Chulios & Wilson
Drfense
Sorvice
General Motors Corporation
Labor Day Observance In Madison County Gathers Leaders
The Labor Day program features the 38th Infantry Division band from Muncie and Rev. Phillip Philbrook of Meadowbrooks Baptist Church. Speakers include AFL-CIO leaders and local politicians. Attendees will hear about five principles of peaceful coexistence, with Dr. U Nu among participants in a diverse slate across 1954 discussions. The event, rotating among area cities, draws thousands and includes a Labor Day Dance and entertainment at Shadyside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
38Th Infantry Division
Muncie
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrooks Baptist Church
Afl-Cio
Machilsay
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Snakebie
Splum
Lilian Herstien
Burma
Jhas
Harold Standley
Gover-Neignbor
Fis
Chou
Lai
U Nu
Leland Fisher
Madison County
Tomas Dillard
Caroline Stanley
Vernet Turner
4. C. Danson
CTO Organiza Hong
Harold Ludwig
Warren Butsler
Vernon Hannan
George Graham
George Totten
Clifton Morgans
AFL
Han
Indiana
Labor Temple
Shadyside Park
Everning
Marion County dedication marks new reservoir role
The dedication ceremony highlighted the Indianapolis area lake as a major recreation and fishing site. Speakers included Thomas W. Moses of the Indianapolis Water Co and Gov. George N. Craig. Officials from Marian and Hamilton counties attended with a luncheon for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jorita
Thoras W. Moses
Indianapolis Water Company
Daniel P. Morsé
Charles HF. Boswell
Indianapolis
W. Henry Roberts
Hospital Group Explores Site Options for New Facility
A hospital group led by Dr. Wilder and including William Schofield Todd Kirkman and engineer from the health board toured possible sites on July 11. State health board approval is required before final acceptance. Chicago guest Mr Gauger will meet St John’s officials as the county hospital expansion plan proceeds.
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Gauger
St. John's Hospital
St. John’s
Elma Funk
John Drake
Frank Allis
Ister
Wilder
Burma frontier clashes spark heightened border patrols
reports say crossings at a longer stretch with stronger incursions than before while China declines comment Burmese authorities discuss illegal Chinese immigrants arrested in raids including a political officer who later escaped and police units are being reassigned along the frontier amid Communist activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Rangoon
Peiping
China
Yunnan
Kachin
Binstia
Srith Regan
Council Passes Rezoning and Veteran Affairs Resolution
Anderson council approved rezoning Ordinance No. 2307 for parcels in Hazelwood Avon Dale Sun Valley and Amington Additions with specific street addresses most in the 1000 1100 blocks. The meeting also adopted a resolution invoking the Indiana Veteran’s Affairs Law of 1913 and discussed including the veterans office in the budget ad. Officials from UAW CIO and Madison County Industrial Council signed requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Hazelwood
16Th St
Henry St
Avondale
Main St
Amlington
Sun Valley
Ernest Coburn
Lorat
Uaw-Cto
Ithe
Madison County Industrial’ (Union Council
Thomas G. Morgan
UAW. Cio
Walter (Slam) Park
Uaw-Cin
Thomas Dillard
Madison County
Vaie Conneil
Fr Wayne Noll Led Catholic Missions and Saw Shrine Drive
Fr Wayne Noll born in Fort Wayne led the Sisters of Our Lady of Victory and served on the National Catholic Welfare Conference board. He promoted a $125000 drive for a Licht of the World statue in Winnyton and helped fund a Washington shrine project before becoming an archbishop on September 2, 1933. He founded Fort Wayne Central Catholic High School and Hammond High School, with early service in Elkhart and neighboring parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Our Lady of Victory
Juntington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Statute of Christ
Nyton
Alholies
Washington
Father Noll
Legion of Deveney
Powe Pius
Fort Wayne Cenral Catholic High School
Hammond High School
Elkhart
Logangpret
Ligenler
Nesancan
Kefauver Quits Sparks Stevenson Move Amid Hopes of Victory
Kefauver withdraws and endorses Stevenson in a bid for unity and a November Democratic win. Backers in the Stevenson camp predict a large delegate shift and strong vice presidential potential, while Harriman supporters pledge to contest convention votes as Kefauver relinquishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Finnegan
Stevenson
Ictory
Stevenon
Kefauver
Harriman
Loyd Benefield
New York
Hal
Tennessee
Joh Sparkman
Alat
Chet Wolifield
Calif
Stevenson-Kefauveret
Kefanger
Harrigan
McKeon Relives Death March Trial Testimony
McKeon recounts leading a death march on an eight foot Ruble Creek replica and trying to save a young recruit who died in deep water. He admits tears and strain, cites comparisons to his Marine training, and faces charges of manslaughter oppression of recruits and on duty drinking. Defense seeks Gen Randolph McC. Pale as witness. records show his strong performance and stable psychiatric profile.
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Ot Vetor
Marine Corps
McKeon
Sieut
R McKeon
Hove
McReon
Fork
Potean
McKeor
Emile Zola Bermay
Beriman
Fine Corps
Randolph McC. Pale
Pale
Drill Instructors
iMefcon
McKean
Egypt Seizure of Suez Canal Raises Grave Concerns
Prime Minister Robert Menzies warned in Chicago that Egypt's move to seize the Suez Canal endangers international waterway status. Iran’s former premier Mohammed Mossadegh, jailed in 1953, is to be released from Tehran prison on Sunday, amid years of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Menzies
Chicago
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Tehran
United Press
Nan Wh
Nassadegh
Shah
Obituaries from Anderson notice list
Deboran Kay Buston infant daughter of Harold and Mrs Buston died shortly after birth at St John s Hospital. Graveside services at East Maplewood Cemetery with Waltz and Hillay Funeral Home in charge. Don Bosman 75 retired stock broker and former Anderson resident died at home. rites at Albany Methodist Church with interment in Albany Cemetery. Others noted: Donald Billy Stoops son of Sgt and Mrs Donald Stoops died in Paris after birth. services held in Paris. Mrs Lucy Williamson, former Anderson resident, died in Dayton Ohio. funeral in Dayton. Samantha Rushton 37 wife of Elmare Rushton mother of multiple children, services planned in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deboran Kay Buston
Deborah Kay Buston
Harold Buston
St. John's Hospital
Robert Eugene
Michael Doyn
Herold Buston
Muncie
Lily Neal
Terreaute
May
Weir
Anderson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Waltz and Hiay Funeral Home
Don Bosman
Faitany
Albany Methodist Church
Jtrong
Albany
Paris
France
Donald Billy Stoops
Set
Dohald A. Stoops
Risa Coral Stoops
Filly Brixencine
Lafayette St
Cecil Curier
Pendleton
Bertha Stoops
Alderson
Lucy ¥Iamson
Faemer Anderson
Dayton
Ohio
Williamson
Clarence
Bert Bell
Monica
Russell Bell
Hezel Chard
New Castle
Samantha Rushton
Imantha Rush
St. Francis Hospital
Beach Grove
Indiana
Lis
Rushon
Elmare Rushton
Harry At Wick
Earl Powell Harlan Mick
Vernon Fox
Fred Rushton
Roscoe Caylor
Sylvester and
Turner
Gray
Ida Hoover
Shirley
Irving Hill Chapel
Washington St
Indianapoois
Humphrey Declares Full Candidacy for VP on Democratic Ticket
Hubert H. Humphrey announced he is a full fledged candidate for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He said he would have friends actively work on his behalf for the second spot and sent the offer in a letter to Eugene McCarthy. McCarthy responded that Albert Humphrey could strengthen the ticket and help ensure a vigorous campaign.
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Winnesota
Hubert RL Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene B. McCarthy
Minn
McCarthy
Albert Humphrey
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Raymond Hart of New Castle dies suddenly after a heart attack. He worked for Chrysifer Corp. at New Castle for over years and is survived by a widow and several children, with services at Macer Funeral Home. Burial at South Mound Cemetery. Charles Paul Bright, 66, dies after admission to Veterans Administration Hospital Indianapolis. Burial at Huss Cemetery near Cadiz after Center Chapel Church services. He was an auto mechanic by trade. Other obituaries include Frank Huston of Greentown and Mrs Sophia Pullin of Yorktown with services in local funeral homes and cemeteries. Burial details and survivors listed. Indiana housing contracts approved with a protest over units for Indiana.
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Raymond Hart
New Castle
Grand Ave
Me. Hart
Cadiz Christian Church
Ik of P Lodge
Chrysifer Corp
Idow
iGladice
Merlelowe
Jerry bLantery
Middletown
William Hart
Edna Stover
Aul [Brown
Cadiz
iCarl
Howard
Charles Paul Bright
Marklevilule
Veterans Administration
Eudianspalis
Rt.1
Shirley
Marklesville
C. Hector
Rome
Center Chapel
Shirley Christian United
Brrial
Huss
Heax
Georgy
Amanda Crak Bright
Henry Garnty
Jete
Leslie Chew
Jastos
Bright
Shirlew
Do Wonders With Packaged Food
A fragmented ad style feature promotes packaged food ideas and quick meals. It mentions rotisserie and oriental dinner concepts, a chef name Rost Beeler, and a home kitchen theme with ready to use meal ideas. The copy urges readers to get a copy where magazines are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer & Gardens
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Leiaia
Portugal
Jose Pereira
Arma
Dase
Craig
Tinmianapolis
Uinois Republican Veterans League
Gavelnor Gray
Cram
Republican Veterans League
Fibner
William G. Stratton
Len Everett M. Dirksen
The
Town & Country Wholesale Food Co
Cope
FAO
Anderson Branch
Morton St. Phene
Selwyn Lloyd
Retford City
Huntington
Christan II
Pineuil and
U. & Air Force
Augyart
Ino O
Smith
Jackson
Cly Hall
John George Noll
Avina
Mary
Catherine Noll
Fort Wayeie
Raymond R. Noll
Ralph R. Ferguson
Ulss Lens Advisory Committee
Ferguson
Déssee Mintzinger
Melvin Bitrle
Farrell Wilson
Hospital Group
Pave One
Council
Noll
Wayne
Anwar
McKeon Relives
United States
College Library
Phillip
Barefoot
Henning
Williamsburg
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Irving
Alabama
NAACT
Alabama Supreme Court
Endwerak
Walter BL Jones
Ighigten Perel
Air Force
Kilgore
Meadow
Oostin Ale Fares
Title Star Bullen
Eniwetok
Honolulu
Namu
Hikim
Honalut
Balgure
FajWetok
Air’ Force
Toops
Mrs
Lucy Williamson
Bikini
Madison
Kendal
Jeratie
Ted Mandiev
Roden Pickett
Navy
Sophia Tollin
Yorktown
Sophia Pullin
Ericard
Pullin
Letown
Williams
Munele
Walter St
Ndiana Mousing
Chicaga
Pubila Mousing
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