Muncie Man Hurt When Auto Overturns Near Highway
Frank Chalfant of 720 West Powers Street Muncie sustained head and limb injuries when his vehicle skidded off the highway near Madison County. He was taken to St John’s Hospital for treatment. The crash adds to a list of American soldiers injured in recent days amid rising tension in Korea.
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Frank Chalfant
W. Powers St
Muncie
Ing
Seoul
Sevenjing
Ind
Madison County
Anderson
Syngman Rhee
Joe Brogdon
Howard Gilmore
Aid Chalfant
Jagent
Chalfant
St. John's Hospital
Mother Of 4 Faces Slaying Indictment
A 28 year old mother of four was indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of first degree murder for the fatal shooting of Nancy Penton 19. Coroner earlier ruled the shooting accidental but prosecutors say it was deliberate and premeditated.
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U, Ath Army
Washington
Pusan
Korea
Ead Nort
Piel Pai
Katherine Haynes
Nancy Penton
Navy Names Security Case Hearing Board
Washington Navy officials formed a special board of officers to review the case of missing girl Patricia Arthur 17 of Burgersville Indiana. The board will hear from the mother Deborah Landy and other witnesses to determine qualifications for a reserve commission while a separate investigation continues.
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Washington
Navy
Franklin, Ind
U S. Merchant Marine Academy
Charles N. Shipp
Burgersville
Ruth
Thomas Offordton
N.C
Eugene Landy
NIS Navy Reserve
Chicago
William G. Saunt
Juarez
Stratton
Deborah Landy
Patricia Arthur
Landy
Cayuga
Vermillion County
Ind
Maritime College
Turnpike System
Kings Point
N.Y
Indiana Girl Held In Fatal Shooting
An Indiana girl was held after fatally shooting Texas officer Albert J. Arreola in El Paso. She claimed she returned from Juarez with the gun to scare him during a quarrel at Crystal Palace Cafe, and it discharged as he tried to seize it. The officer died early Monday after the Sunday night incident.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jain
Juarez
Albert J. Arreola
Crystal Palace
Arreola
New Castle Lumber Plant Fire Causes Major Loss
A wind swept fire at Jennings and Sons Lumber Co. in downtown New Castle caused an estimated 150 000 to 200 000 dollars in damage. The blaze began Sunday night and damaged a large lumber warehouse while the office building survived. Firefighters from Muncie Anderson Richmond and another city fought the flames. two New Castle firemen were injured Richard Ocher sprained back Terrence Call jand burned on both arms.
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New Castle
Ind
Jennings and Sons Lumber Co
Muncie
Anderson
Richmond
Traftford City
Richard Ocher
Terrence Calljand
Freed fliers gain autonomy in Japan after release
Eleven airmen, held for 32 months in Communist China, become self reliant in Japan as they prepare to depart Tuesday aboard two planes to Travis Air Force Base. They were told they are on their own after medical and security checks end.
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Tokyo
J. S
China
Hong Kong
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
John K.arnold
Silver Springs
Tachikawa
Banker To Spend Two Weeks At School At Wisconsin
Charles R. Humphrey vice president of Citizens Banking Company will spend two weeks at the School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin Madison He will depart Aug 21 for a yearly program requiring two weeks of resident attendance each year for three years with extension work between sessions.
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Charles R. Humphrey
Citizens Banking Company
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin At Madison
MIT Billion Continued from Page One
William Weflelfinger discusses the national debt and government bonds. He notes daily federal reserve reporting and cites a World War II era debt totaling about 277 billion with 27,869.77 still on the books.
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William Weflelfinger
Heffelfinger
Federal Reserve
Havel
Iad
Plants Resume Dation Program Amid Trucking and Refit
The Pierce Governor Company resumes operations at No 2 plant 25th and Fairview Sts with machines moved from Toledo and Defiance Ohio. No immediate job cuts are expected due to retooling. the new guided missile component supports recovery after prior jet engine cutbacks. Ohio Ave plant continues steady output as National Tile and Manufacturing reports busy production with all staff employed.
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Marion
Toledo
Defiance, Ohio
Pierce Governor Company
25Th and
Fairview Sts
Pierce Aircraft
McGregor
Ohio Ave
Speed Governor
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
Hospital Survey Outlines County Hospital Needs
A meeting at St John s invited about 40 people to discuss the acute shortage of hospital facilities. The survey aims to inventory St John s capacity and determine future county needs with a 60 day study and report and to name a site and ownership type if a second hospital is recommended.
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St. John’s
Kincaid
St. John's Hospital
Fragmented OCR Social Column Teaser Patch
A garbled OCR snippet presents a list of ordinal terms and numbers with no clear event or context. The readable bits include Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth through Eleventh and stray figures. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are discernible.
Nuclear peace fund aims to reward peaceful energy use
Ford Motor Co announces a 4 million dollar pool to reward peaceful uses of atomic energy. The Nobel-style fund will award 75 060 dollars and a medal annually for 10 years to scientists or engineers outstanding in peaceful atomic work, regardless of nationality or political belief.
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Ily
Britain
London
Beveridge
la Coolant
Norman Thomas
Sis
Thomas
Rowland Watts
Baltimore
Strauss
Meessage
Workers Defense League
Eisenhower
Army
U.N
Wilbur M. Brucker
Atoms For Peace
Theylgram
U.S
Brucker
jArmy
Sollife
Italia
Ford Motor Co
State Parties Pick Governors and Senate Candidates in 1956 Convention Plan
Fractional factional fighting slows both conventions with Gov Craig and Sen Jenner clashes. Delegates elected May 1 under State Election Board rules at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Democrats meet June 26 and Republicans June 29 with delegates by congressional district and per 400 votes, reflecting 1954 counts and local outcomes.
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Page One
Gov
Craig
Sen
Jenner
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
State Election Board
Secrets and Shipboard Romance Surface in Honolulu Case
Six year old Ut. Comdr. Charles Richardson details a secrecy climate aboard the Athabaskan. Joyce Joycelyn, brought to Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles by the FBI, admitted a planned pregnancy ruse while leaving Hawaii. She worked aboard the ship serving officers before capture.
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Joycelyn
Los Angeles
FBI
Bil
Athabaskan
Hawaii
Bill
Joyce
Obituaries Endnote Minta Carter and Others in Anderson
Minta O Carter 88 of 1730 Jackson St died Saturday night at St John s Hospital after three weeks illness. Survivors include son Glen and five daughters. Services today 2 pm Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Also listed are Herbert G O Conner 57, Elbert Hugh Lawson 67, Mrs Larma Ecoff 19, and Chester E Shelton 46 with details on their deaths, addresses, church affiliations, and survivors.
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Minta O. Carter
Jackson St
St. John's Hospital
Howard County
Peter Wyrick
East Lynn
James H. Davis
Nerbert G. O’conner
Herbert G. O'Conner
W. Sixth St
St. John’s Hospital
Zenas
Ind
Florence
Sarah O'Conner
Greensburg
Delta-Remy
Arrow An Occoupant Heights Church of God
Larma Ecoff
Larma Alice Ecoff
E. 38Th St
Mounds Baptist Church
Harold E. Rozelle
Everett Landrey
Fort Jilte
East Maplewood
Paul Cory
Fortville
Vera Carter
Orlando
Fla
Stella van Dyke
John Foust
Anderson
John Evans
C. E. Shelton
Chester E. Shelton
Columbus Ave
Waltz and Hiday Funeral
al East Maplewood
James Davis
Melvin Shelton
Bernell
San Diego
Calif
Mes
Ray Reash
Muncie
Fern Cottrell
Mack Kemper
Eva June Johnson
New Hampshire Senate Approves State Lottery Sweepstakes Plan
The New Hampshire Senate narrowly approved a plan to establish a state sweepstakes drawing with two annual races at Rockingham Park. Tickets cost five dollars, offering a top prize of twenty five thousand dollars, with proceeds funding the general fund. The plan is forecast to generate about two million dollars yearly.
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NEW Hampshire Senate
Rockingham Park
Woman Slain After Struggle With Captor In Suspected Kidnapping
Detectives theorize a ransom kidnapping was planned but the struggle with the captor or captors led to the shooting of Mrs. Allen. The body, left in sun and rain for nearly three days, hindered confirmation. Richard R. Seward, 31, a filling station operator, saw a car resembling Mrs. Allen's at his station and described a Black driver who led the vehicle to an open field near the discovery site.
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Page
Allen J
Richard R. Seward
Talks on Chinese nationals repatriation amid US Peiping plan
The United States discussed listing Chinese nationals in the United States and proposed India as a third country to represent repatriation interests. The Chinese Nationalist government branded the move sinister, arguing it concedes Peiping as the legal claim over Chinese people. Talks are in recess until Wednesday.
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United States
India
Peiping
Formosa
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Margaret Clary 72 of Daleville died at home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Daleville Methodist Church with burial in Bronnenberg Cemetery. Survivors include husband Jewett two daughters Mrs. Ortha Hunt and Mrs. Marie Ray both of Indianapolis one granddaughter and three great grandchildren her mother Eva Bronnenberg of Daleville and three brothers Gus Bronnenberg Clarence Bronnenberg and George Bronnenberg. She was a member of the Daleville Methodist Church.
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Lawson
Madison County
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Anna Bessie
L P
Victor Pike
Harold Boyer
Huntsville
Harold E. Rozelle
Raymond and
Weyne
Rt. 6
Wanda Kindrick
Orestes
Arlene Wimmer
Anderson
Grant
Augusta
Donald
Pendleton
Emellot Anderson
Margaret Clary
Daleville
Rt. 1
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville Methodist Church
Byron Stroh
G. L. Farrow
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield
Jewett
Ortha Hunt
Marie Ray
Indianapolis
Eva Bronnenberg
Gus Bronnenberg
Lacoma
Clarence Bronnenberg
George Bronnenberg
U.S. Checks On Petroleum Import Volume
Washington reports the government is pressuring oil firms over importing foreign petroleum in excess of limits and has called for an official industry review and response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Hurricane near Bahamas shifts north toward land
The storm advances north about 180 miles and could move into the northern edge of a low pressure area bringing easterly air flow. Its Monday course was mainly north with a slight west drift, keeping it clear of the Bahamas and Florida coast.
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Page One
Bahamas
Florida
Four Drownings Reported Across Indiana Coastlines and Lakes
The Happy Hoosiers page reports four drownings Sunday and Saturday across Indiana. Calvin Ansbury, 15, of Atlanta, drowned at Secrest Lake near North Webster. James Tomlin, 6, Indianapolis, fell into a pond on a Jennings County farm. Robert L. Stephenson, 18, Michigan City, drowned after being caught by a high wave in Lake Michigan. Chester M Payton, 44, of Mitchell, died in a quarry near Mitchell.
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Hamilton County
Calvin Ansbury
Atlanta
Secrest Lake
North Webster
Indianapolis
James Tomlin
Edward Tomlin
Rt. 4
Jennings County
Robert L. Stephenson
Michigan City
Lake Michigan
Chester M Payton
Mitchell
Bitchell
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Ivelu LE
South Korea
Autoscene
Neverrtheless
United Nations
U. S
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Inchon
Kunsan
Taegu
Kangnung
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rhee
WY. N. Command
Navy Names Security Case Hearing Board
Indiana
Paris
Gisele Flaust
Mademoiselle
Blanche Faye
Gisele
Seine
Japan
Eer
West Coast
Mid-West
D. Pluy
Midwest
Ocean Minerals, Inc
W. Jackson Street
Muncie, Indiana
The
Herald
Madison
Hone
Ask For Circulation Dept
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
MIT
Iran
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N. General Assembly
Lord Beveridge
Great Britain
Pate
Gallagher
Donald T. Baxter
John W. Jones
Billy Evans, Jr
Rector
Ark
Jones
Loretta Jones
Detroit
Party
Charles Richardson
Cmdr. Richardson
Honolulu
Elbert Hugh Lawson
Flemming
Energy Supplies and Resources Policy
EL Tiempo
Colombia
Roberto Garcia Pena
Il Tiempo
State Department
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Atone
Happy Hoosiers
England
New England
Southwestern Limited
Indias
New York Central
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Boxer Brothers Funeral Flame
East Eleventh St
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