Local Residents Injured In County Traffic Accidents
Shiela Isanogel and Joseph Stanley are among residents treated after a string of county traffic accidents. At least two people sustained contusions and lacerations as vehicles collided near Mounds Trailer Camp and Main Street Road, while GM and the UAW finalized a three year union shop contract affecting local workers.
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Far East
Britain
France
Australia
Detroit Uy
General Motors
Nand
Corp
Joseph Stanley
United Nations
China
Mounds
United Nations General Assembly
Ci0
United Auto Workers
Alm .Rds
George Smith
un/ and Security Council
Stanley
UAW
United
Sij
25Th Street
Peiping
John’s Hospital
Government of
Redj
Sare James Shaffer
Pearl St
Peipin
Bis
Ind
Main St
Stobler
Employment Branch Set to Open Today for Canning Season
Obituary and notice detail the late Mr. ONeill of Anderson, once with Sen. Van Nuys and the firm Pence ONeill and Diven, survived by widow May, daughter Mrs. Paul A. Schrenker, grandson Philip ONeill Schrenker, and cousin Miss Bess Harrared. Funeral services at St Marys Church with Rev. Frances Hall Keilly, burial at East Maplewood. Employment Office to open second floor of Joenl y we Indiana branch in Elwood. hours 2 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. applicants may apply in Anderson office. Also mentions social security debates and transfer costs to Anderson High School.
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Joenl,y We
Indiana
Employment Security di
Vision
St. Mary's
Elwood
Francis
Itv Hall Kienly
East Maplewood
New Reads
Anderson High
Boone
Senate
United
Bertha M. Fosnot
Red
China
Wang
Bertha
iFosnot
Cleveland
Land Rowe
United States
George
W. E. Smith
Tian Science Church
Anderson
Dulles
Maplemesa
Quemoy
Matsu — Island
Mary A. Kurtz
Mary A. Kurk
Lincoln St
Harold E. Rozelle
Levi Sutton
Valley Grove Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Kurtz
St. John's Hospital
John C. Prechtel
Robert (. Kirchner
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Germany
Euclid Masonic Lodge
Terre Haute
Prechtel
Gillis
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Rosa Whitworth, 74, dies Monday. funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Honey Creek EUB Church with Rev. Albert Howard officiating. Burial in Miller Cemetery.
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Eisenhower
Mildletown
Rosa E. Whitworth
Honey Creek
EUB
Sug
Albert Howard
Gested
Int Miller
Alaska
Hal Ballard
Shirey
Statehood
Cam! Mewes
Ann Halen
Services set for Aaron C. Geiger in Noblesville
Aaron C Geiger 78 dies Sunday evening. Services at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home at 2 p m Wednesday led by Rev Herschel Reed. Interment Crownland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Aaron C. Geiger
Noblesville
Evans, Godby and Trout
Herschel Reed
Crownland
Peiping talks and missing soldiers loom in varied efforts
U S officials report continued efforts to resolve disputes with China over the Korea war missing soldiers while U S and Chinese diplomats maintain talks. Back home, Anderson considers a stalled water expansion project as court decisions await, with city upgrades and new equipment proceeding despite delays.
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Peiping
U.S
Dulles
Washington
Johnson
Korea
Geneva
Wang
Freeing Fliers May Improve U S Relations
Washington reports China’s release of 13 American fliers could influence future talks with the United States. Eisenhower and Dulles signaled that Geneva ambassadorial progress might ease path to a high level foreign ministers conference with Peiping. US cautions that freedom was not bought, but the broader impact on U S relations looms.
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Washington
China
United States
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Geneva
Pei- Ping
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Im- General Motors
U. S
Jean
GM Production Totals Listed
Detroit GM produced 433,944 passenger cars and trucks in the United States and Canada during July, compared with 282,142 in July 1954, reflecting higher output and expanded production across core divisions and plants.
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Detroit
General Motors
United States
Canada
Colonial Church Group To Meet Thursday Evening
The WSWS of the Colonial EUB Church will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the church basement with officers serving as cohostesses. Refreshments will be served. The Soviet Union plans to maintain two permanent weather stations drifting on Arctic ice near the North Pole.
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WSWS
EUB
Soviet Union
iNorth Pale
Seven Injured in Home Accident Treated at St John’s
Seven people were treated at St John’s Hospital for injuries from a home accident. Names include Mrs Lavine Waugh Rt 2 Anderson for finger laceration Lynn Edelman 3 4041 Wheeler St for laceration under right eye David Huffman 16 months 27284 Morton St for lip laceration Mrs Florence Elsen 120 W 11th St for sprained ankle Duane Dyson 228 Gilmore Rd for steel piece in left arm Miss Nancy Eaton 227 Sycamore St for chin laceration Robert Branigan 1106 Los Alos pie for lower right leg laceration.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lavine Waugh
Anderson
Lynn Edelman
Wheeler St
David Huffman
Morton St
Florence Elsen
W.11th St
Duane Dyson
Gilmore Rd
Nancy Eaton
Sycamore St
Robert Branigan
Two Appointed Postal Carriers For Anderson Office
Two local residents named Eddie Freestone and Marvincomb s were appointed career substitute carriers for Anderson Post Office effective August 1. The notice lists many residents and their addresses and mentions infant children among the households.
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Anderson
Eddie R. Freestone
Madison Ave
Marvin
Combs
Herkomer
Walnut Stevenell Kesestay
St. Intments
Ira G
Mavis Rowe
E. Lynn
Lawmakers Pass Extended Trade and Budget Measures
Lawmakers backed Eisenhower’s trade extension amid GOP opposition. Congress approved about 52.2 million of new money in seven months, with 6.8 billion for interest and debt, and extended the debt limit to 281 billion. A $1 minimum wage was approved for interstate commerce. a fixed price support was favored by some, while long term highway funding and higher fuel taxes were debated. Indiana Republicans largely supported the draft and housing bill, though some Democrats opposed.
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House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Wisenhower
Agriculture Benson
Pentagon
Washington P
Indiana
White House
Halleck
Deston and Madden
City Tax Study Shapes 1956 Rates With Minor Budget Changes
The 1956 tax rate compares to 3955 with a small budget rise for $75 in the insurance fund as the city, valued over $65.9 million, seeks steady operations. Street department cuts and engineering requests mirror 1955 levels, while a committee led by Hartley will study the water program amid surveys and plans for future needs. Resolutions 1149 and 1147 approve curb and paving projects on E 6th Street and 18th Street at about $2,083 and $8,406 respectively, with the city covering portions. A mural by Mr and Mrs Harry Clark depicting Indiana Industry was presented to the board by residents.
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Burton
Charles H. Hartley
Paul Wykoff
South Bend
Cole and Sons
Indiana State Supreme Court
Anderson
Tly
Ancalina
Windsor
Jones
Hartley
Wright
Act
E. 6Th St
Walnut
Chestnut Sts
Okeh
18Th
S&t
Harry Clark
Louise St
Indiana
Balk State Teachers College
Muncie
Clark
Flora Ethel Haines 70 dies in Huntsville
Flora Ethel Haines 70 of Huntsville widow of Thomas E. Haines died yesterday afternoon. Born in Frankton she lived in Anderson before moving to Huntsville in 1946. She leaves three sons Theodore R. Haines Route 3 Anderson Joseph M. Haines of Chicago and Thomas A. Haines of Huntsville a daughter Eleanor McCackern of Anderson 16 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Other obituaries note infant Deborah Lynn Herbig and William Frederick Dugger with multiple survivors listed.
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Flora Ethel Haines
Huntsville
Thomas E. Haines
Frankton
Frank and
Margaret Haines
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Thomas A. Haines
Theodore R. Haines
Rt. 3
Joseph M. Haines
Chicago
Eleanor McCackern
Deborah Lynn Herbig
William
Jean Herbig
W. 24Th St
St John’s Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Lee
Oval Ashby
Lee Koffman
YMCA Luncheon Schedule and Public Relations Event
Readings at the YMCA include a 12:00 luncheon by C of C Public Relations and 12:15 World Service. The daily physical schedule starts at 9:00 with boys hik s and various girls and women swimming sessions. An economic note credits Adam Smith with free trade doctrine in 1776.
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C. of C. Public Relations
World Service
Adam Smith
Madison County Council Meets to Consider Additional Appropriations
At a Monday meeting attended by Dale Flora as president, Fred Willits, Truman Swain, and County Attorney Burton McClintock the Madison County Council prepared for a two day session starting today. They will discuss a number of proposed additional appropriations to fund local needs.
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Dale Flora
Fred Willits
Truman Swain
Burton McClintock
Madison County Council
Township Budget Outlook Grows With New 1956 Plan
Advisory Board targets a final budget by August 30 with an estimated township rate rise from 3.29 to about 3.99 for 1956. Boone cites $30,000 in transportation funds lost to state changes and $28,000 tuition shortfalls. Fire protection to City of Anderson costs $15,000, poor relief may rise four cents, and 83 teachers will be funded, adding a full music department.
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Jnhich
County
State Tax Board
I“ Boone
Anderson
Boone
Youthful gang tied to vandalism and alleged threats
Report notes youths from Markleville found with pelet gums clubs hammers and pop bottles among objects. Similar weapons were seized from an alleged Middletown gang in waiting for a rivalry clash. Sheriff warns no tolerance for kid gang violence that could injure participants. Also confirms Newell Brown of Concord to be wage and hour administrator of Labor Department by voice vote.
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Markleville
I Middletown
Washington
Senate
Newell Brown
Concord
N.H
Labor Department
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Mercaiun Marsn
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Albright
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Dan Quickel
Everett
Arm|Schrenker
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Harry Persons
Dur McGoon
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Haal
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Works Board
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Victor Wolfgang
Fairmount
Elmer van Buskirk
Leo Koester
Andover
John Kovacs
Euclid
Richard Harris
20Th St
James Jones
Summitville
William Stringer
Alexandria
Norman Kinser
11Th St
William Miller
Jackson St
Eulas Mullins
Herbert Simmons
Eva Sullivan
Broadway
Daniel Taylor
Park Ave
Ann Southern
Tower Apts
Frank Cook
Middletown
Alonza Presser
Lapel
Clara Craig
Kathryn Noble
Hendricks
Kenneth Chesney
Rachel Howard
E. 28Th St
June Porter
Lindberg Rd
Lena Thompson
Eighth
Timothy Skiles
Albert Skiles
Nichol Ave
Wheeler Young
S. Main St
William Frederick Dugger
Wiliam Frederick Dugger
Charles *. Dugger
Vincentown
N. J
Fred J. Dugger
Patricia
Deborah
Harry L. White
Alfred Turner
Dorothy Salisbury
Columbus
White
Wheeling
W. Va
Rhoda White
Minnesota
Huntington
Herman Pearson
Rochester
N. Y
William Johnson
YMCA
Staleys
A.e.staley Mfg. CO
Decatur, Illus
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Mijedt
Aah
Staley
Thorn Coal & Feed Company
Yorktown Grain Corporation
Yorktown
E. Staley Mfg. CO
Decatur, Ill
Township
Jane
Mary
John
P.S
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Will Bagin
Freretertad Businese
International College
Fort Wayne , Indiana
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