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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1956

Page

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Stevenson Wins Democratic Nomination On Unanimous Vote

Stevenson clinched the Democratic nomination in a near unanimous roll call with strong state support. Harriman conceded after a close count, with Kennedy and Chandler among runners-up considered for the ticket. The scene included cheers as California and Ohio allied with Stevenson, while a running mate selection loomed Friday.

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Stevenson Gains Momentum As Delegates Rally Support

Indiana delegates largely back Stevenson as tension over renominating Stevenson eases. Harriman, Symington, and Chandler receive scattered votes in a cautious poll while Stevenson thanks the convention and klatch of political Aides praise the leadership.

Stuart Symington Missour

Snawland urges GOP to dig for votes in California rally

At a party gathering in the far west, William F. Knowland and Herbert Brownell Jr. urged Republicans to focus on retaking Congress, warning that victory cannot be won by media alone. Elwood Judge Robert W. Hanson, past Eagles leader, was noted for appearing at a regional event as discussions centered on Senate prospects and the need to win in border states.

Bernard M. Shanley Shanley Alty Herbert Brownell Jr Willam P. Rogers William F. Snawland California Congress Elwood Robert W. Hanson Creeder of Eagles Jlwood Aevie Thomas Behlander Woods Senate Assid Hey Sen Knowland Nixon Indianapolis John G. (Buck) Sohn Elwood Aerie Dale Webb Robert Fortsart Lea Connell Connersville Indiana Eilwood Aerie Aerié Hanson Ind Sed Clifton Lewis Fire Department So. P St P St State Road Sohn Aerie Washington, D.C Willl Jle Lodge District Court Milwaukee Wis Kohler Wisconsin Board of Grand Trustees The Arider Eagle Magazine Radio Free Europe Crusade For Freedom

Stevenson says convention should pick nominee freely

In a Bloomington style address, Stevenson urged delegates to choose the presidential nominee through free convention processes, arguing the party’s central authority rests with the convention rather than a single candidate. He criticized Eisenhower and Nixon questions while outlining a path for a Democratic run. The speaker urged a convention driven by delegates to determine the nation’s fate.

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Anderson Obituaries Summary of Local Death Notices

Obituaries notice multiple Anderson figures including Robert A Macdonald of New Castle and Charles Gray of New Castle who died after a Wednesday auto accident near Blountsville. Funeral arrangements list Macer Funeral Home services Saturday at 2 pm. Other notices mention Elvis Ratliff’s death in Morehead Kentucky and Dorothy Strong of Long Meadow Massachusetts with private services and familial references.

Robert A. MacDonald Robert Allen Macdonald New Castle Malcolm MacDonald Anderson Young MacDonald Charles Gray Blountsville Heary County Macer Funeral Dennis mcCoy Morehead Elvis Ratliff Thelma Linda Whittmhan, Ariz Stucky McBrayer Buriat Clearfield Dorothy T. Strong Dorothy Taggart Strong Long Meadow Mass Strong Minog Cleveland Sid M Cleveland James P. Callahan This Ily

Presidential Suit Seeks Convention Approval

A discussed plan aims to secure convention approval for the presidential suit, with supporters urging timely action and adherence to established procedures. The move reflects ongoing negotiations among party factions and key officials.

Labor Day Parade Sponsors and Participants Listed

Labor Day page continuation lists police escorted bands from Elwood Huntington Lancaster Township and more including Wabash Gaston and Anderson high schools, drum corps, color guards, American Legion posts, VFW posts, marching units, and numerous local companies and unions contributing to the celebration.

Labor Day Elwood H Sawan 1 Noblesville Lapel Richmond Winchester Wabash Muncie Blwood Alexandria Fortville American Legion Anderson Ft. ‘Wayne VFW Moose Marjorie Denny M. Jorettes U. S. Army Reserve Life League Floast General Motors CIO AFL UAW Salvation Army Carpenter's Dego Milk Co Coca-Cola Co Bill Wilson's Boya Club Henry County Industrial Union Council AEC

Funeral service for Anderson kin near East Maplewood Cemetery

A funeral service was conducted Saturday at 2 in the Moore Funeral Home Indianapolis area by Rev Charles Opie. Burial will follow at East Maplewood Cemetery in Anderson. The service honored Anderson family members including nieces and cousins.

Anderson Moore Funeral Home East Michigan &I Indianapolis Charles Opie East Maplewood Cemetery

Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties

William Sylvester Hahn 6, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Hahn of Daleville, will be buried at Nelson Cemetery after services at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home. He died Wednesday in Ball Memorial Hospital after burns suffered three weeks earlier.

William Sylvester Bahn Daleville William Sylvester Hahn Russell Hahn KR. C. Shirey Polhemus and Shirey Nelson Cemetery Chesterfield Ball Memorial Hospital Munci Zarlamov Marten Steinmetz Boris C. MartinsteinJhe Metz Anderson Deat Erlena Tanya Alla St. Petersburg Fla Edithe Bein Brothers Rey Aper Sne Coney Steamers Florida Land Young Petukhoe Alpha M. Raper Alpha Mae Raper Robson St Indianapolis Beir Ethel Yent

Leaders Named Committed to Organize Bloc Formation

A newly planned organization announces its upcoming formation with more than 0 volunteers including men and women and a boys and girls division. The initial organizational meeting is scheduled for next week.

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