Government Fights Atomic Reactor Plan
Washington reports the administration moves to block a Democratic plan for government built atomic reactors and design studies for an eighth. Sen Clinton Anderson and Rep Cole lead opposition while Strauss faces criticism for backing public power. Paarlberg nomination also advances in a Senate subcommittee.
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Washington
Clinton P.anderson
N.M
U.S
Urban League
McCreary
Monroe
Congressional Atomic Energy
G. Schuster
Tral Christian Church
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic “Energy Commission
GOP
Presint Eisenhower
Rep. W. Sterling ‘Cole
Atomic Committee
House
GOP “Policy Committee
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Rules Committee
Cole
Strauss
Senate
Anderson
John
Pastore
D-R.i
AEC
Arco
Idaho
Eie River
Minn
Nebraska
Auto Bike Collision Injures Texas Girl In Dallas
A nine year old girl, Laura Robb of 2236 West 38th Street, was seriously hurt in an auto bicycle crash at 235th and Wallin. She was taken to St John’s Hospital with possible pelvis injuries. Two local youths, both 17, were injured when their car struck an abutment early Tuesday morning. They were treated and released. Dallas detectives and deputies question a 27 year old Anderson man over alleged theft of a rental car from St Louis firms as investigators pursue the wreck’s broader details.
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Laura Robb
38Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Wallin Strers
Harold E. Razelle
Dallas
Texas
Gene Brooks
Thomas Finney
Lincoln St
Brooks
Anderson
St. Louis
Government Aid for County Road Program Sought
Handley Highways Office sought state help to buy and consolidate highway offices in a four mile Handley area project. The plan targets efficiency and cost savings with a $96 000 shared cost and a building purchase to house state and county road operations. Officials met with the County Road No. 300 advisory commission and the State Budget Committee to review the plan amid $1.6 billion in statewide highway spending.
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Indianapolis
Gover
Legislative Advisory Commission
Ind. 9
Linder’s
Suth
Anderson
Lapel
Highway Department
Wuncie Paving Company
Con
Kahn
Truman Swain
Guy 1
Tecis
Cliff Paddock
Jesse Biddle
Bayne Burton
Lesteris Jeter
Two Die in Truck Freight Collision at Rosston Crossing
In Lebanon Indiana two people died when a tractor truck overturned a seven car freight train at U S 421 Rosston crossing. Boyd Evans 39 Marion driver and James Edward Jones 28 Maxwell trainman killed. Evans dozed at the wheel and Jones was stepping from the caboose when the truck struck.
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Lebanon
Ind
U.S
Rosston
Boyd Evans
Marion
James Edward Jones
Maxwell
Evans
Jones
Central Railways of
Anderson
State Police Promote Max Branch to Captain
Max Branch, longtime Indiana State Police member, promoted to captain and assigned to the central police headquarters in Indianapolis effective Aug 1. He previously served as sergeant and first sergeant, and led in Pendleton before the move. Branch is 101. his health note cites cataracts. Local UAW picnic plans set for Shadyside Park with games, dances, and a birthday tribute to newspaper pioneer Hargrave.
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Max Branch
E. Jackson St
Alexandria
Indiana State Police Department
Central Police Headquarters
Indianapolis
Capt. Branch
Pendleton Jpost
State Police Office
State Police Headquarters
George Daugherty
Pendleton Init
Ate Uaw
Sean Fe
Shadyside Park
Janatz Mewspaper
Actidiana
Hington Max Chester
Rocks
Senate
Yesville
Hargrave
Deanja
Ava 48
Chester
Claude
Ghester
Tata ‘ Chester
Retail Clerks~Union
Tombs Prison
New York
Max Chester
Johnny Dio
Puaitine Cantanaa
Edgewood Water Shutoff Is Thursday
Edgewood residents in the new South Edgewood addition will experience a three hour water outage Thursday between 9 am and 12 noon to allow a new main hookup. The shutoff affects homes in the second continuation of South Edgewood while work is completed.
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Robert Handy
Edgewood
South Edgewood
50 Hoosiers Compile Holiday Gift List in Indianapolis
More than 50 state hospital staff members and Indiana Association for Mental Health representatives will meet in Indianapolis to draft a Christmas gift list for Hoosier mental hospital patients. Mrs. John Kirkpatrick of Delphi chairs the committee explaining the meeting allows clubs to donate gifts in time, noting last year over 50,000 gifts were sent.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Assn
John Kirkpatrick
Delphi
Association
Highlander Bartel Zandstra Enters Senate Race
Highland resident Bartel Zandstra announces Democratic bid for U.S. Senate nomination to oppose Sen. William Jenner. Former Lake County clerk, he ran for lieutenant governor last year and is a Calvin College graduate who studied law at the University of Chicago and works in real estate while helping run a 1000 acre family farm.
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Zandstra
William Jenner
Zandska
Lake County
Calvin College
Michilann
University of Chicago
Indiana Guard Camp Ends With Mass Homeward Move
Indiana National Guard units from the Hoosier 38th Infantry Division prepare to wind up a two week summer encampment at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Nearly 11 000 guardsmen will depart by convoy to hometown armories starting Saturday morning.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Indiana National Guard
Hoosier 38Th Infantry Division
At & A.m
Indiana Guardsmen
Survivor Of Manila Bay Engagement Dies
Washington veteran Vice Admiral Henry Warning Butler, 83, who served with Admiral George Dewey at Manila Bay, died Tuesday at Bethesda Naval Hospital from a paralytic stroke. A World War I and II veteran, he earned the Distinguished Service Medal for laying mines in the North Sea and served as aide to Captain Charles Girdley during the SpanishAmerican War. Navy records note his presence at Dewey's command You may fire when you are ready Girdley.
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Manila Bay
Washington
Henry Warning Butlery
George Dewey
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Butler
North Sea
Charles Girdley
Navy
Dewey
Girdley
Local Merchants Plan Unified Sale Event
A list of merchants including Johns Furniture Vermillion's Jewelry Kirman's Jewelry Gates Hang Drugs Burkett Furniture Foland Paint Store Bryce Brown Schogers Behrens Co L Lutz Furniture Fire stone Stores Anderson Camera Hoosier Market Liberal Rogers Jewelry Bargain Leader Jack Jill Pittsburgh Plate Glass and McDonald's Furniture Inc announces a coordinated sale.
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Nnuce Sxum Rage
One
John’s
Vermillion’s
Kirman's
Gates
Hang Drugs
Burkett Furniture
Foland Paint
Bryce Brown
Schogers
Behrens Co
L. Lutz Furniture
Firestone
Anderson Camera
Hoosier Market
Liberal
Roger's Jewelry
Bargain Leader
Jack & Jill
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
McDonald's Furniture, Inc
City approves budgets and airport fund with new levies
The 1958 city budget includes a 4.7 cent special levy to fund a $35,000 airport fund, with federal support already in place. A $100 annual raise for police and fire personnel and wage increases for hourly workers are planned, along with higher costs for garbage handling and hydrant rentals. Total departmental tallies cover city offices, public safety, health, parks, streets, and pensions, with an airport commission budget of $35,000.
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Stu
Anderson
Indiana
Board of Public
City Hall
Department of Law
Barrett Law Depa
Health Department
Sewer Department
Police
Airport Commission
Gold Medal Calf Show Completes with Breed Champions
Complete results from yesterday’s Gold Medal Calf Show list champion and reserve in Angus Hereford Red Poll Shorthorn and Bull breeds. Owners include Buford and Jim Rather Alexandria. George Baker and daughters Alexandria. Donald E Paddock Alexandria. Arthur Gossett Summitville. Merwin Shuter Franklin. Jay Peters Elwood. Evening talent show at 8 p.m. in the auditorium.
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Max. Gordon
Lynn
Auctorium
Angus
Buford
Jim Rather
Alexandria
George Baker
Hereford
Donald E. Paddock
Rea Poll
Arthur’ Gossett and
Summitville
Red
Mervin Shuter
Frankton
Jay Peters
Elwood
Champion and reserve cattle win at local Angus Hereford Red Poll show
Hays Angus Farm Markleville wins champion Angus with Smoky Beth Trimble Elwood earns reserve Angus Charcoal Denver Mays and Son Elwood claim champion Hereford Vick Stephen Antrim Elwood reserve Hereford Spat Montgomery and Sons Alexandria win champion Red Poll Sunny Don Gossett Summitville reserve Red Poll Smokey Gossett family also place. Best office show highlights three animals from one sire with top finishes for Hays Angus Farm David George Edward and Wanda Kay Hallowell in Angus and Kenwood Farms earning awards in Hereford.
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Hays Angus
Markleville
Kenwood Farms
Anderson
H. L. Hoffman
Alexandria
Sunny
Don Gossett
Summitville
Smokey
Don ‘Gossett
Curly
Jeff Mays
El‘wood
Jay Peters
Elwood
Angus
David
George Edward
Wanda Kay Hallowell
Hereford
Beryl Hoffman and
H. L.hoffman
Georgee W. Baker
Daugh‘ters
Red Poll
Arthur Gossett
Final rites today for Minnie Owens in Madison county
Obituary notes funeral services for Mrs Minnie A Owens 75 of Madison who died Monday at St Johns Hospital. services in Summitville led by Rev John M Clark with burial at Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include son C E Latchaw and three grandchildren.
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Minnie A. Owens
Madison
Aye
St. John’s
William Latchaw
Summitville
William the Sherman
Ind
Leonard the Pray
Char- P
Underwood Funeral Home
Lotte
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Lloyd C. Wyatt
Summitville Methodist Church
C. EB. Latchaw
Charlotte
Maude Parker
Pearl St
St. John’s Hospital
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
E. D. Imler
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Nola. Butler
Nola M
Boots) Butler
East Lynn
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers
John K. Summers
Ovid
Angus
Memorial Park
Red
Herschel L. Kilgore
Auburn
Hershel ’'Trimble
Albert Widsmah
Brown
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
R. E. Burchfield
Fifth Street
Minnie F. Bonduervant
Pendleton
Fse
Minnie Fowler Bonduervant
E. 10Th St
Indianapolis
Shirley Brothers
Irving Chapel
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Ethel Applegate Wilkinson
Ralph Little
Fairmount
N. F.st
Marion
Friends Meeting House
Xen Harvey
Burnary
Park Cemetery
Hunt Funeral Home
First Lady Paatin Hospitalization Reported
The record notes that the First Lady Paatin was hospitalized after an operation. A brief White House announcement confirmed the procedure occurred and was successful.
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Chare Teaux
Ingarly
White House
Congress Debates Rights Bill Amid Southern Opposition
Senators from Georgia and South Carolina voiced strong objections to the civil rights bill, warning it encroaches on states’ rights. President Eisenhower met Congress leaders at the White House as the First Lady’s health update remained undisclosed. A hospital operation for the First Lady was performed by Dr Humbert L Riva with details sparse.
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Sen
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate
Sens
Talmadge
Georgia
Thurmond
South Carolina
Eisenhower
White House
Maj
Congress
Hagerty
Humbert L. Riva
Imer
Gop
Florida
Waller Reed
Smith
Cuba
Santiago
Mrs. Eisenhower Health Report Details No Serious Illness
The text notes Mrs. Eisenhower has had only occasional colds and a flu bout in March 1955 since becoming first lady. It states a past rheumatic fever as a girl left a slight heart murmur monitored by Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder. The President says her health is not robust yet she is regarded as a capable person and has sometimes rested in bed for days.
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Eisenhower
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Promotion Record At Guide Lamp Highlights Clerk to Buyer Path
The article outlines career progressions at Guide Lamp with personnel such as Gonmea advancing from foreman of tool cribs to assistant buyer in 1947 and to buyer in 1952, Hart entering in 1940 with multiple assignments and promotions to follow-up clerk in 1945 and supervisor in 1950, and Jones starting in 1842 as a crib attendant with a 1949 promotion to follow-up clerk.
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Gonmea
Mr. Hart
Fot
Guide Lamp
Mr. Jones
Rail Freight Rates Set to Rise Across Goods and Regions
The commission approved a 12 percent general rate hike for most manufactured goods and a 9 percent rise for grain livestock fresh meats and packinghouse products in all territories. Domestic coal up 15 cents per ton export coal 10 cents lignite 7 cents coal transport. Domestic water carriers may apply the same railroad increases.
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Domestc Water Carriers
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