Lee Seeks 3rd Term In Utah
Lee Brackes Lee runs for a third term at a Utah Republican state convention amid opposition from within the party. He faces George Clyde Mabey Rendell Mabey and Eling Day in the GOP primary with 1,096 delegates casting a single ballot. Lee expresses confidence he will win a primary spot and then defeat the Democratic candidate in November.
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Salt Lake City
Brackes Lee
Lee
Arthur Watkins
Utah
Eisenhower
Pital
Tee
GOP
George, Clyde
Utah Water and Power Board
Rendell N. Mabey
Bountiful
Eling L
Temperatures Reach 70s In Parts Of The Nation
Temperatures climbed into the 70s in the northeast and midsouth areas while the northwestern region showed early autumn warmth. Rain fell across the Upper Mississippi Valley with over an inch in Eau Claire and Park Falls Wisconsin as showers spread into northern Minnesota and lower Michigan. A separate line reports Nassér called fool during Suez crisis discussions in Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
New York States
New Tongland
Midwest
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Eau Claire
Park Falls
Wis
Minois
Michigan
German War Criminal Released On Parole
German war criminal Hermann Dammann, 62, once sentenced to death, was released on parole from Landsberg Prison. Convicted in the 1940s for participating in the murder of a Allied airman near Hamburg, his sentence was commuted and later reduced, with a parole granted by the U.S. Army.
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Beivelberg
Germany
Hermann Dammann
Alibamat
Landsberg
U.S. Army
F Dammann
Wreenderth
William H
Hamburg
Dammann
Kane
Nand
Stevenson Attacks Harriman Tactics in New York
Adlai Stevenson sharply criticizes Harriman's moderation approach while in New York, insisting Democrats must unite for the party's success. He clarifies his stance on desegregation and says his comments were written en route to LaGuardia Airport. The piece also notes Handley’s Indiana campaign at the state GOP convention, pledging party unity and patronage control.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
Averel,Harriman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eisetyhower
Marriman
Leommon
Democratic Party
Hartiman
The
New Yorker
Handley
Homer Gapehart
GOP
Imine
Li Handley
Indiana
Egypt Clash Deepens Over Suez Canal Control
Secretary Dulles warned that any international canal regime must protect Egypt’s legitimate interests and ensure fair compensation. Reports from London and Paris indicate Britain and France plan a Mediterranean fleet buildup as the 24 nation conference seeks terms to supervise the canal after Nasser’s nationalization.
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Dulles
Egypt
London
Britain
France
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez
Norway
Russia
Middle East
Mmoment
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Malta
U.n.i
England
Admiralty
Elizabeth
Paris
Lie Defense’ Department
Tank Destroyer Reunion Planned at Yabroudy Park Evansville
Former members of the 633th Tank Destroyer Battalion formed at Camp Shelby Mississippi in 1941 will hold a reunion and picnic at Yabroudy Park Evansville Angi 26. Servicemen from Anderson Noblesville Muncie Evansville Kokomo and Indianapolis served with the battalion aided by the 138th Field Artillery 9th Field Artillery and Valin Peel Artillery. George J. Elver of Booneville Indiana is in charge of arrangements.
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633Th Tank Destroyer Battalion
Camp Shelby
Miss
Yabroudy Park
Evansville
Religious Film Theft Suspect Being Held
Leo Smith, 40, Los Angeles, held on charge of possessing a master copy worth 40000 of a religious film. FBI special agent Leonard Blaylock said Smith stopped in Indianapolis en route from Philadelphia to St Louis, and shot scenes for the picture while working for Tri-Continental Film Co. in Philadelphia.
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Imananwaruuis
Ifbi Arcestad
Leo Smith
Los Angels
Union Stallionee
Leonard Blaylock
FBI
Smith
Indianapois
Philadelphia
St. Dole
Soith
Blaylock
Fillars
Thet
World Church Fesston Detra Plan Voted On
The World Council of Churches committee voted to meet with Soviet church leaders next winter to discuss bringing the Russian Orthodox Church into the council. Delegations from Paris are expected to confer, with a judgment of moral force anticipated. The Suez Canal was discussed as a peaceable channel serving all mankind.
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Hungary
World Council of Churches
Council
Paris
Panary
Suez Canal
Burney Indiana Denomination and Family Ties Highlight Local Doctor
Burney Indiana details a physician's ties to the town named for his ancestor who settled there around 1925 and started a still. The piece notes Burney's 31 year old son Robert Grayson studying medicine at DePauw University in Greencastle and his 18 year old daughter Kay Susanne attending St. Agnes Episcopal School in Alexandria Virginia where the family resides.
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Burney
Indiana
Pullic Health Service
Robert Grayson
de Pauw University
Greentaytle
Kay Susanne
St. Agnes Episcopal Girls School
Alexandria
Packard and Studebaker plan new models for board review
Packard division completed its 1956 model five weeks ago and assembly lines have been idle since. It is unclear whether a 1837 model will be introduced. The Studebaker division is expected to unveil its new models as scheduled.
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Packard
Studebaker
Malian government authorizes new vessel and plans
The Malian government greenlights a larger Andrea Dorta to replace the 327‑million Talian Line queen. The ship will start construction after a cabinet briefing and is slated to take at least two and a half years to complete, following Captain Piero Calamar's report on the vessel's design.
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Andrea Dorta
Talian Line
Queen
Atlantic
Piero Calamar
Hydrogen power near and far as world news blends
The Atomic Energy Commission predicts progress toward controlled thermonuclear energy for peaceful use and describes future nuclear plants as extremely safe. A one-year trade pact links Pakistan and Hungary, with Hungary to supply machinery and equipment while Pakistan exports cotton hides wool and other goods.
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Atomic Energy Commission
A E.C
Pakistan
Hungary
Karachi
Poland
Soviet Union
Pakistas
Woolson Last Rites to Start With State Lying In
The body of Woolson will lie in state at a local mortuary from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday nights. Nearly 100 local churches will toll three minutes at 2 p.m. Monday to mark the service start. Planned observances cover Minnesota Michigan and Indiana capitals.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Woolson
Madison Heights enrolls new facilities and programs
The Madison Heights campus adds agrientice and industrial shops geonomics science music and art spaces. A local auto agency provides a training vehicle and two large auto firms supply engines for automotive classes. New facilities include a packing area east of the gym room for 200 automobiles two baseball diamonds a quarter-mile track and central ball field. The Anderson Township School Building Corporation leases the front building to the township to retire the $1.5 million construction debt. Principal Robert Collier and Assistant Principal Ray Croxton prep for opening year. Custodians and a book store and staff additions are noted with more hires to come. Final boundary actions await a drivers meeting next Wednesday.
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Boone
New Township
Anderson's Township School Building Corporation
James Ail Wright
Robert Collier
Lathrly
Markleville High School
Ray Croxton
Offex
Croxton
George Simpson
Ralph Garretson
Custodiana
Boom
Span
Siew Wellin
Road
Banne
Tastes
Selon Distriet
Everett Foust promoted to foreman at Delco-Remy plant
Everett B Foust was promoted to foreman of tool cribs on February 1 1949 and later joined the equipment engineering department He lives with his wife and two children at 219 North East Street Pendleton He has been active in Madison County Civil Defense Corps Also noted are Delco Remy employees earning recognition for completing apprentice years and advancing to journeymen tool makers Maurice Gaither Jack Wood James Raden and Paul Dyer are highlighted as new journeymen in the apprenticeship program and the Navy plan discussion by Arleigh Burke is mentioned
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Everett B. Foust
Foust
Linda
Greg
North East St
Pendleton
Madson County
Civil Defense Corps
Delco-Remy
ADM
Arleigh Burke
Mediterranean
United States
Burke
Uct
Harold Gerard
Paul G
S. L. Gregory
Uelfernan
B.J
Ane
Maurice Gaither
Jack G. Wood
James J. Raden
Paul B. Dyer
Soviet Government News Praises Suez Canal Effort
Soviet government and Communist party papers celebrate the canal’s promotion this week, highlighting the strategic importance of the Suez Canal and framing the event as a major achievement for socialist cooperation and international shipping.
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Communist Party
Sues
Araunde
Anderson Obituaries Feature Local Death Notices
Anderson obituaries list multiple deaths with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Notables include Marsstall Cobb of Marshall Cobb, 73, former Deleo Remy and Guide Lamp employee, and Merle J. Lanane, Clifford J. Crouse, Myrtle Tillack, George Edwin Wood, Alta Rabourn, Christine Rosman, Ernest M. Early Wine, and Albert Scott, with services in Anderson, Corydon, and surrounding areas and varying burial sites. The notice summarizes next of kin and funeral home details.
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Deleo Remy
Guide Lamp
Charles Bray
Mastll
Cobb
Deleon Remy
Masome Lodge
Linton Dnd
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Dugeer
Ind
Willam
McKintorn
Wilbur McCartney
Jack Jordan
Anderson
Guy Richards
Vinton
Tiverett Hutchson
Jasonville
Hray xi
Vernon
Logansport
Jacksop
Miss
Eugene
San Diego
Ine
Harvey Ander
Ian
Donald
Midrintowns
Rad
Vynp- Ber
Amelia
California
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Passes In County
Multiple obituaries list deaths in Madison and nearby areas. Everett Berryman 4 of Summitville died at home of Mrs. Hazel Warren. services pending. Shirley infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gen Cupp dies shortly after birth. services planned. Minnie Chadwick of Shirley dies. services set in Cadiz. Martha S Millikan of Shirley dies. services scheduled. Grace E Humphrey 43 dies in Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie. funeral in Lapel with details. Families affected include Wegner, Beergian, Cupp, Cook, Libby, and Millikan with numerous survivors listed. Burial plans and funeral-home details noted.
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Myrtle Tillack
SLW
22Nd St
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
Irvin L. Pusey
Cemist Methodist Church
Merpurial Park
Everett
Berryman Summitvilla
Berryman
Hazel Warren
Summitville
Ewing
Ben Wegner
Ralph Beergian
Anderson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Cupp
Shirley
Gen Cupp
Memoral Hospital
Greenfield
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Cray
Wilkinson
Banry Lee
Wade Cupp
Ann
Sage Dethagen
Rushvlile
Minnie Chanwick
Minnie Chadwick
the Wood Nursing Home
Lueilia Cook
Verle Libby
Cophine, Dobelhower
Lela Lock Vidpe
Mia
Myrtle White
Detroit
Mich
Martha S. Millikan
Martha
Millikan
New Castle
New Castile
Conde Anit Son
Federal
McCray Cemetery
Wil Kina Brotherhood
Lynn C. Millikan
Mire Mary Guard
Lew Castle
Erly
Grace
Humphrey Apel
Vicks Fac
Grace E A Humphrey
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Fisher Brothers
McKeon Cleared in World War II Navy Court Martial
McKeon was cleared after a six hour and minutes long jury deliberation in a World War II era court martial. Betty McKeon, 28, wept with relief as she awaited sentencing and announced an expected third child within two weeks. Prosecutor Maj. Charles Sevier praised the verdict, while defence lawyer Emile Zoli contended for continued service. The Navy will review the verdict, and McKeon remains free pending sentencing.
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Wile
Betty
Hose
Maj
Charles 8. Sevier
Marne Corps
MeeKeon
Sevier
Maine
Emile Zoli
Bertan
New York
Mierney
Tee
Corp
Secretary of the Navy
Vienna
Irving N
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