Nudist Wives Prove Talkative As Others Regarding Fashions
Brink's Service holdup investigation extends to Canada after a bold armored car robbery in Buffalo. Police tracked three gunmen. two were identified as Sylvester Mazziella and Anthony Pattinato. James Sheridan, alias Jimmy Salemers, fled and may be wounded. Money recovered. two 80 pound boxes missing about 150 000 value. National Park Wind Cave in Black Hills described as an 18 square mile protected area hosting diverse wildlife.
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Buffalo
Canada
Brink
James Sheridan
Jimmy Salemerson
New York City
Sheridan
Peace Bridge
Ft. Erie
Ont
North Garrison Rd
Sylvester Maz!azella
The
Bronx
Anthony ‘Pattinato
Baltimore
Fort Erie
National Park
Rapid City
Wind Cave National Park
Black Hills
Memorial Service for Philip B. O'Neill Held by Madison County Bar
The Madison County Bar Association held a memorial service in Madison Circuit Court for Philip B. O'Neill longtime Anderson attorney and former association president. A memorial resolution was adopted for the deceased and will be filed in the county court record. Last rites are set for 9 a.m. today at St Mary's Church.
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Madison County Bar Association
Madison Circus Court
Philip B. O'Neill
Anderson
O'Neill
The
Bar Association
Charles E. Smith
Lawrence M. Busby
Samuel ©. Johnson
Walter R. Bagot
Mr. O'Neill
St., Mary's Church
P. B. O'Nelle
W. Eighth St
St .Mary’s Church
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs Loudenback Celebrates Her eighty fifth Birthday
Mrs Ida Loudenback marked her 85th birthday with a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Bushy on their rural route. Attendees included numerous Loudenback relatives and friends from Indianapolis and nearby towns.
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Ernest Bushy
Irt
Ida Loudenback
Truman Loudenback
David
Earl Loudenback
Max
James Banker
Deborah
Jr Marion Loudenback
Ernest Perkins
Don Long
Stephen
Ernest Loudenback
Janalee
Mita Childers
Mildred Sylvester
Mary, Ashton
Marian
Telerand
Elaine
Claude Newcomer
Virginia
Gerald, Loudenbaek
Indianapolis
Nudist camp incident leads to arrests and escapes
Police investigated a drugged outshooting and abduction case in Muncie involving Victor Westlie and a suspect connected to Zapf. Westlie reported a shotgun beating during a car ride to work with the suspect forcing him from the auto. The suspect was arrested near Plant 7 as officers pursued the group.
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Zapf
Reed
Hartford City
Theling
Muncie
West
Polite
Ball Memorial Hospital
Zapf Jand
Madison County
Robert Graham
Plant 7
Five Killed In County Truck Crash And Juvenile Arrests
State police report a truck crash that killed Anthony Terwiske 21 of Ireland Dubois County after his car struck the rear of a stopped truck near Jasper. In Charlestown a two year old girl Virginia Grace was killed by a neighbor’s backing car. A Juvenile Division report lists 48 arrests for the month 43 boys 5 girls led by 14 larceny 15 incorrigibles six burglary and 30 youths released to parents six on probation five given suspended sentences three jailed two sent to Indiana Boys School and one sent to the CWWU Home.
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Beagdon
Howard Gi
Central
Indiana
Anderson and Munde
Carmen
Madison County
Rency
Delaware County
Zapf
St. John’s Hospital
Sever
Page One
Anthony Terwiske
Ireland
Dubois County
Ind
Jasper
Charlestown
Virginia Grace
Indiana Boys School
CWWU
County Council Considers Road Funds and Courthouse Plans
The County Council discussed road funding sourced from state motor vehicle and gasoline taxes not property tax levies, approved over $30,000 in appropriation reductions, and reviewed plans for new courthouse facilities. Architect Arthur Henning outlined project phases while President Carl Daugherty led the two day session with members Albert Rector John Gluck George Cummins Lester L Farran and Herman Markle present.
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State Tax Board
Arthur Henning
Carl Daugherty
Albert Rector
John Gluck
George Cummins
Lester L. Farran
Herman Markle
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Multiple Anderson area obituaries list the deaths of Orie Eugene Turpen, John C. Mahoney, Elmer Kern, Orville Purdy, Mrs. Savilla Sumner, and Philip B. O Neill. Graveside and church services are noted with locations including East Maplewood Cemetery St Joseph s Church Memorial Park Cemetery and Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Survivors, residences, and service times are provided for each figure.
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Ore Eugnen Turpen
Orie Eugene Turpen
Raymond Turpen
Third St
Leora Grimes
Anderson
East Maplewood
Earl Leonard
Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home
John C. Mahoney
Scotia
N.Y
St. Joseph's Church
Schenectady
Joseph Ruffing
St. Mary's Church
Airliner Crash Near St Louis After Engine Fire
Emergency landing attempt ends in crash as American Airlines flight from Tulsa to Syracuse with 27 passengers and 3 crew hits trees near St. Louis. Pilot Capt Hugh Barron and crew tried to reach a military strip. fire spreads over brush near housing area. Flight had stops at Joplin Springfield and targeted routes to Chicago Cleveland Buffalo.
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Page
Tulsa
Okla
Syracuse
N. Y
Hugh Barron
Pauley
Reservation Administration
American Airlines
St. Louis
Springfield
Barron
William G. Gates
Thelma Roth Ballard
Salisbury
N. C
Joplins
Missouri
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Eisenhower Signals Open Stance on Disarmament Talks
In a January 3 1955 session Eisenhower said the United States will consider any fair disarmament system and respond sympathetically to Soviet proposals. He noted new U N disarmament ideas will be offered soon and underscored readiness to review Russians blueprints and aerial inspection plans.
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Bulganin
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
United Nations
Arrest dispositions from page list several categories
The report shows 485 arrests with 76 calls for resisted, 1 for open doors or windows. Of dispositions 104 were intoxication guilty, 11 disorderly conduct, five juvenile delinquency. Traffic dispositions: 38 speeding, 15 reckless driving, five DUI, five disregarding signals. Total dispositions tally 332 few.
Mark Brosier Led Fire Chiefs Program In Indiana
Mark Brosier established a broad fire prevention program and was active in Kiwanis Club charity for crippled children. A Disciples of Christ member, he attended Central Christian Church in Anderson and Christian Church in Ames. He planned to speak August 27 at the Indiana Association of Fire Chiefs convention, with a banquet at the Elks Home. Survivors include widow Helen Cook Brosier, three children Janet, Robert, and James, six grandchildren, sister Mrs W Anderson, and brother Myron J Brosier.
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Kiwanis Club
Club
Disciples of Christ
Central Christian Church
Anderson
Christian Church
Ames
Brosier
Indiana Association of Fire Chiefs
Elks Home
Helen Cook Brosier
Robert Anderson
Chicago
Janet Brosier
Fort Wayne
James §. Brosier
Midland
Mich
W. Anderson
Louisville
Myron J. Brosier
Tipton County Hospital
Tipton
Dairy Princess Alleric To Milk Dairy Queen Controversy
In Albuquerque New Mexico Shirley Irving a 20 year old dairy princess candidate reveals she is allergic to milk She explains large milk intakes give her severe headaches yet she can eat cheese and drink some milk The Bernalillo Sandoval County selection surprised the New Mexico Dairy Association members.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Dairy Assn
Shirley Irving
Bernalillo-Sandoval County
W E Carter longtime civic leader dies after long illness
W E Carter a onetime clothing retailer and civic figure in Anderson died after two years of illness. He founded Carter Clothing Company after moving from Alexandria and later owned the Meridian Street building housing a Walgreens. He served as Board of Works chairman under C D Ro truck and directed golf course greens at Anderson Country Club for over 20 years. Surviving are his wife Ella, daughter Mrs John Dages and two grandsons. Funeral arrangements are at Waltz and Hiday with services Saturday at 10 am.
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Carter
Actioe
11Th and
Meridian Sts
Walgreen
Board of Works
C. D. Rotruck
Anderson Country Club
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Ella Carter
John Dages
Grosse Pointe
Mich
William Dages
Richmond
James Dages
Detroit
St. John's Hospital
Waltz and Hiday Funeral
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
West Maplewood Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Hallie Stinson 60 of Markleville died Thursday at St John’s Hospital after a short illness. The body lies at Valurus C Rector Funeral Home Markleville. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Mt Zion Lutheran Church New Columbus. Burial Huntsville Cemetery. Survived by husband Hutch, daughter Gertrude Ala Elrod, son James A. Stinson, six grandchildren. One daughter predeceased in 1934.
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Hallie Stinson
Markleville
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Valuruus C. Rector Funeral Home
Gertrude Ala Elrod
James A. Stinson
Rt. 4
Bank plans new branch site after delay from FDIC probe
Anderson Bank had been granted approval by the Indiana State Department of Financial Institutions after a public hearing on May 25. Further action was delayed pending the FDIC investigation outcome. A spokesman said the firm will immediately seek a site and begin work to establish the branch in the community.
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Indiana State Department of Financial Institutions
FDIC
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Anderson Herald
Brinks Service
Salt Lake City
U.S. Geographical Survey
Paradise Spots
Salt Washington
Paradise
Spokane W
Parker City
Selma
Zapt
Suplee
Victin
T Hem
Granam
Anderson Obltuaries
Elmer Kern
Ringwood Way
Wil
Brown and Butz
Raymond Ernst
Christ Lutheran Church
Mahoney
Memorial
lPark
Kern
Orville Purdy
Morocco
John Purdy
Lennox St
Mr. Purdy
Savilla Sumner
Savilla Snideman Sumner
Fred Sumner
Middletown
Sumner
Anderson Lee
Russell Snideman
Mary Stephens
Grace Reasner
Miami
Fila
Carload
Andersons
Mark Brosier
Dairy Princess
W. E. Carter
Alexandria
Carter Clothing Company
Courthouse Square
Madison
Anderson Bank
Bonderti
Anderson’s
Meridian
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