Dulles predicts Suez setup goes global
Senator James Eastland urged the U N Commission on Human Rights to free Ukrainian political prisoners in Soviet camps. He cited letters from the Supreme Ukrainian Liberation Council claiming camps sit on cemeteries and bones of executed prisoners. Eastland is chairing the Senate Internal Security subcommittee.
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Mississippi
James C. Eastland
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Eastland
Senate
Internal Security
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr
United States
U. N
Supreme
Ukraiian Liberation Council
Council Hail
U.N
Leas
Krevina
Suez Crisis Forces Massed British and French Action
London reports Britain and France mobilizing Mediterranean expeditionary forces for direct action in the Suez dispute if talks fail. Egypt rejects a worldwide settlement, while the US hopes for a peaceful solution. Britain readies Cyprus deployment and Malta support. three British carriers are ordered to the region.
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London
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Egypt
Caire Maco
Big Three
Trench
Guy Moller
National Assembly
Paris
U.S
John Fo. Valles
Washins
Toulon
Malta
Cyprus
Pos
Eral
United States
Burney
Leon
Scheele
Senate
Congress
Paget
Morris Plains
Ned
Traffic Courtesy Notices Adopted by Police for Nonmoving Violations
Chief Robert Morgan announced new courtesy notices for nonmoving traffic offenses. Recipients failing to pay 25 cents in meter boxes or appear by the deadline face affidavits and city court action. About 490 motorists received notices. 100 did not comply, leading to affidavits to be filed soon for overtime parking and similar violations.
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Nouicn
Police Traffic Bureau
Robert
Morgan
Perenne
Jack Campbell
Neworaffic Burda
Offendars
Chied Morgan Cad
Pair's wedding prompts license bureau approval in LA
Myer Kriffe and Hinda Juba, both aged 8 and 35 respectively, received legal go ahead for marriage after years at the Jewish Home for the Aged. They report lifelong devotion and plan a Sunday ceremony, noting shared long histories and large families.
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Los Angeles
Myer Kriffe
Hinda Juba
Marsisle
Myer
Hinda
Uome
Vlada
Tost
Tests Show Nose Takes Over When Eyes Rest
A report notes that the sense of smell becomes more dominant at night or when vision is reduced. The observation contrasts eye fatigue with olfactory sensitivity, while other senses like touch are consistently noted during certain activities such as handling money in classified ads.
Secretary of State Addresses Nation on Suez Canal
Secretary Dulles called Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal an angry retaliation and stressed U.S. confidence in an Aug 16 24-station conference to assure continued international operation of the waterway. President Eisenhower said he was greatly disturbed and briefed Dulles after London talks.
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Washington
Dulles
Egypt
Suez Canal
Great Waterway
White House
Eisenhower
Siez? Canal
Oir
Southamerica
London
Indusity
I M Plans New Office Building At Alexandria
Officials of Indiana & Michigan Electric Company announced that Bowman Construction Company of Marion won the contract to build a new one story office at the corner of Washington and Wayne Streets in Alexandria. The 624x building will replace the current leased HQ at 224 North Harrison Street next year. Features include heat pumps, a demonstration kitchen, community room, drive in cashier window, and off street parking.
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Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
Bowman Construction Company
Marion
Alexandria
Washington and
Wayne Streets
North
Harrison St
J & M Jong
Elwood
7 &M Marlon-Muncv
J. Byler
J. 4. Davis
1 &M
Ofice
Bank Holdup Recoveries Reveal $27,777 Loot
In Francesville Indiana two armed robbers dressed as farmers robbed a bank, taking $27,777. They fled in a late model Cadillac after threatening cashier Roy Osburn and forcing two female employees to lie on the floor. No arrests reported. Hoosier bank robbery losses rise to $183,950 since last July.
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Ind
Francesville
Indiana
Wirtumac
Jaer
Downtown Dollar Days Kick Off With Busy Opening
Pleasant weather drew crowds to downtown for the annual Twin Dollar Days sale. Merchants opened early, banners displayed value specials, and co chairmen Clair Call and John Kirkman led the event sponsored by the Anderson Retail Association headed by U W Heckamian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Call
John Kirkman
Anl-derson Retail Association
U. W. Heckamian
Parking Area Expanded for Annual 4 H Fair at Alexandria
Aug 7 4 H Fair expands parking by about two acres east of the 4 H Club Grounds owned by Mr Himes to park about 400 cars. Entrance via drive north of the skimming pro and through the 4 H grounds. exit southeast lane then traffic to Scott's audition and back to Ind 9 on Rethel Pike. Summitville Auxiliary Police and State Police to police. Home Economies building prepared for exhibits. Agriculture dept to set up stock pens and equipment. Gold Medal Calf Show scheduled Aug 7 at 2 am.
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Alexandria
Himes
Scott
Ind
Rethel Pike
Trust
Summitville
Montay
Agriculture Departments
Woolson Last Union Veteran Paid Tribute in Duluth
Fragments note Duluth and Minnesotan observances at half staff for Albert Woolson, last Civil War Grand Army of the Republic survivor. The 109-year-old veteran reportedly died Thursday in a county hospital, with local notices and shore imagery referenced in torn copy.
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Duluth
Albert Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
Wes
Lake Superior
McKeon Cleared Of Manslaughter In Marine Deaths
A Marine court acquitted Sgt McKeon of manslaughter in the Ki po Creek deaths of six recruits during a training march. He was previously convicted of drinking on duty and negligent homicide but faces a lesser maximum sentence. sentencing postponed to Saturday.
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Pahris Island
McKeoa
McKeon
Ame
Carrer Marine
Cnurt
Worcester
Mass
Enrollment of 3 700 Seen In Anderson Township Schools
Enrollment officials report about 3 700 pupils in Anderson Township for the 1936 57 term across seven schools. Roosevelt Franklin Edgewood Bath Street Road Lindberg Forest Hills Madison Heights and the new units at Madison Heights will serve Grades One through Twelve with a large gym and cafeteria planned as two new schools open.
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Anderson Township
Highland Highland
John A. Boone
Jonshire
ap-Boone
Anderson
AM Township
Madison Heights
Boone
Ohaal
Roosevelt
Franklin
Edgewood
Bath Street Road
Lindberg
Forest Hills
Laan
Anderson Hiat
Madisor Heights
Page T Colma & Plea
Auto Company Deal Completed
Curtiss-Wright Corp will operate Studebaker Packard under a ten year management contract. Curtiss-Wright to lease Studebaker plants and inventories for 25 million and 10 million respectively, with a potential five to seven million SP stock option at 4 dollars. Resignations of key Studebaker leaders expected amid shakeup.
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Detroit
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Studebaker- Packard Corp
Red Taps
Curtiss-Wright
Proneer Aircraft
SP i
Cw Wright
Studebaker Rd
Studebsker Park
Eft
Tts
Paul G. Wolfman
James J. Nance
Studebaker Pleson
U S Steel and Republic Steel Sign Pacts Ending Workout
U S Steel and Republic Steel joined powers Friday night signing three year labor pacts with United Steelworkers, signaling an end to a four day nationwide steel strike. Major firms and 39 others were ready to follow, with Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin negotiating into late Friday. Industry officials expect a broad resumption of production as contracts settle.
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New York
Steel and Republic Steel
United
Jones and Laughlin
Bethlehem Steel
Closto
Mary Steel
John A. Stephens
Industrialations
U. S. Steel
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Crucible Steel Ca
Everett B. Foust named new engineering post at Delca-Remy
Everett B. Foust is appointed equipment engineer in Delco Remy Division, succeeding retiring William J. Raymer on August 1, 1956. A Pendleton native, Foust joined Delco Remy as a General Motors Institute student in 1934 and served in the Navy during World War II before returning to Delco Remy in the equipment engineering department. He has been with the company since 1951 in various roles prior to his advancement.
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Burney
Public Health Service
al Ands Health
Aley
Indiana Univ School of Medicine
Indiana University
Jobas Hopkins
Blue Sneaks
Jn i Burney
Howne
C. A. Nichols
Delca-Remy iDivision
Everett B. Foust
Foust
William J. Raymer
Pendleton
Delco-Remy
General Molars Institute
Anl
Navy
Delco Remy
Chamber Plans Fall Dinner At Anderson Country Club
Public Relations Committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce will meet at the YMCA at noon Wednesday to draft final plans for the annual Fall Membership Dinner set for September 13 at the Anderson Country Club. Speaker will be Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame football coach, with a menu of grilled steak, a golf tournament, and remarks by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Williogs
YMCA
Anderson Country Club
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame University
Gordon Odell
William K.mitchell Cochairman
Chamber Public Relations Group
Winstar
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Leahy
Elino Punk
Anderson Business
Bastmester
Ralph Ferguson
State Chamber of Commerce
Muncig
Elwood
Marien
New Castle
Five Day Heat Wave Expected Across the Region
The Weather Bureau forecasts rising temperatures over five days with cloud cover today. Expect scattered showers Tuesday or Wednesday and cooler conditions by midweek. Highs today near 64 to 85 in the area with 90s possible, and a gradual warm then cool pattern through the weekend and into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
With & Inn
Dairies And Farms In Area Get High Rating
A 94.3 rating was given to dairies and farms in Anderson and Madison County last week by Hoyte Favour survey officer and Earl O. Till county milk sanitarian. Deputy health officer Earl McCarel announced the top state rating and that four surveys will be conducted annually in fall, winter, spring and summer to form a seasonal record of farms and dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Madison County
Hoyte
Indiana State Board of Health
Earl O. Till
Earl McCarel
McCarel
New Arrival Born at St Johns Hospital
A list of births records several families welcoming newborns at St Johns Hospital. Among them are Victor Eliasen and wife with a boy. Thomas Sefton with a boy. Warret Gorter with a girl. Sverett Berry with a pitt (likely a typo for child). Floyd Delph with a boy. Benjamin Wire with a boy. Also notes parental grandparents Reverend Miser M. Wire and Wins Cica War Sun.
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St. John's Hospital
Victor Eliasen
Rattle Ave
Mes
Thomas Sefton
W. Ath
Wand
Warret Gorter
Sverett Berry
Sheyidon St
Pitt
Floyd Delph
W. 96Th St. A Boy, My. and Mya
Benjamin Wire
Mis
Miser
M. Wire
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Adlai Stevenson
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Etlender
Lynda B. Johnson
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
Democratic Natinal Committee
Aedersan
Laverr
Yestern
Jie
Transslers
Muncie
Tcibutor
Ce Wibiis
Wally Falk
Ltar
Kck Meridian
I-M
Police Dept
Anderson, Indiana
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Fant
Woolson
NEW@M
Yester
Lowman Construction Company
Auto Company
Republic Steel
Delca-Remy
Everett
Houst
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