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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1956

Page

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Employment Claims Decrease Reported in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS UP The Employment Security Division said claims fell to 40,448 last week from 43,404 two weeks earlier marking a second straight drop. Director William C. Stalnaker blamed factories reopening after vacations and inventory shutdowns for the decline. About 18,200 auto workers were idle that week.

Indianapolis The Indians William C. Stalnaker Stalnaker Indiana

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A fragment from Page One references a quote attributed to Cab Raman and mentions weed framing. The readable text is sparse and unclear, with limited context on who Cab Raman is or the event surrounding the quotation. Further readable details are required for a precise summary.

Southern GOP Leaders Sure Of the Victory

In San Francisco Dixie Republicans predict Eisenhower will widen the 1952 solid South margin. Kefauver as Democratic running mate seen as boon to GOP. Civil rights plank unlikely to derail Eisenhower Nixon ticket. Texas Florida Tennessee and Virginia leaders foresee a substantial Eisenhower majority again, with emphasis on his wartime popularity and meth lands support. The piece also touches on the ongoing Peter Weinberger kidnapping case and related FBI notes.

San Francisco Eisenhower Sen Estes Kefauver South Eiseshower Tennessee Stevenson Adam Q. Adams Tyas Republican Sentral Committee Texas Eison- Hower Tidelands Toe W. Parsons Virginia Cy Spades Florida Animitteeman Weinbergers Sheltheir Citizens Farj

Eisenhower Nixon at convention and kidnap case notes

The article covers varied events from a failed kidnapping hoax in New York with a infant safe at the Weinberger home to Eisenhower and Nixon at the 1956 Republican convention. It notes a late campaign role for Eisenhower, possible Midwest trips, and Nixon's emergency flight to his father's bedside before delivering his acceptance speech.

Nixon Accepts Nomination and Campaign Lead Call

Nixon accepted his presidential nomination with a strong pledge to carry the administration’s record across the nation. He framed the campaign as a choice between freedom and slavery, urging support for what he called the living symbol of peace and democracy. The president spoke from San Francisco amid party efforts to regain Congress control, while Eisenhower aims to rally two-score GOP candidates.

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Indiana Democratic Leaders Rally Around Convention Signals

Tempo report flags audience tracking for the Democratic National Convention with Trendex showing 23.9 and the top entertainment at 30.4. Indiana figures show Senator Spessard Holland campaigning and Justice Minton weighing Stevenson as the presidential option amid mixed endorsements.

Dies Suddenly In Anderson Area Pastor Overseer Of Maintenance

Otto Wat gon 67 of 1924 Jackson Street died suddenly Thursday at 7:30 AM in St John s Hospital after a few hours illness. Born near Fairmount he lived in Anderson area 50 years and belonged to Mt Hope Methodist Church and the Industrial Management Club. He supervised maintenance at Nicholson File 12 years. Surviving four daughters Isabelle Lewis Alice Rinker Charles Watson Betty Finley all of Anderson one son Charles Watson Marion his mother Mrs Alice Epstein Marion two brothers Earl Watson and Kellar Watson Marion one sister Myelle Blake Marion and 13 grandchildren. The body to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with services Saturday 2 PM conducted by Rev Loren Lewis Union Grove Methodist Church burial Memorial Park Cemetery.

Otto Watson Jackson St St. John's Hospital Fairmount Wate Gon Anderson Mt. Hope Alice Rinker Charles J. Smith Betty Finley Charles Watson Alice Epstein Marion Earl Watson Kellar Watson Myelle Blake Harold E. Rozelle

Local Woman Hurt In Indianapolis

Mrs Mildred Soya 2301 Nichal Ave sustained bruises and cuts in an incident Wednesday night in Indianapolis. Her injuries were treated at St Johns Hospital. Miss Marjorie Lievd, daughter of Mrs Lynd, was with her mother but unharmed. Keith Tharp 14 of Rt 2 Alexandria injured Wednesday night when a tracked vehicle damaged a fence along Little Killbuck Creek. He was reported in good condition at St Johns Hospital. Miss Lucia May Manning 220 W 12th St broke a hip Wednesday evening after a fall at home and was taken to St Johns Hospital. Orla D Phillips 43 of Jopnette drowned Sunday while fishing at Kenora Lake Ontario. Services to be held at 10 am Saturday by Rev Monroe.

Mildred Soya Nichal Ave Ian Indianapolis St. John's Hospital Marjorie Lievd Linyd Keith Tharp Rt. 2 Alexandria Little Killbuck Creek St. John’s Hospital Lucia May Manning Orla D. Phillips Albright’s Kenora Lake Memphis Tario Tennessee Perking Baker Brothers Missouri Indiana Monroe

Obituary notices for Whetsel Thompson Hodson in Anderson

Ida Mae Whetsel 68 of 2401 W 22nd St died at St John s Hospital after two weeks illness. Survived by husband George, daughters Roscoe McCune and Mrs Ralph Brown, son Emerson Prater, nine sisters, one brother, nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Waltz and Aiday Funeral Home Sunday 1:30 p.m. Interment Besch Grove Cemetery. Frank A Thompson 90 of 2610 E 9th St died at Sanders Nursing Home after an extended illness. Survived by five sons, 32 grandchildren, 44 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral at Florida Metrnt Church Saturday 1 p.m. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Narcissus Hodson 78 of 30¢ Andover Rd died at St John s Hospital. Funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Friday 10 a.m. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may be received at the funeral home.

Ida Mae Whetsel 22Nd St St. John's Hospital Church of the Brethren Beech Grove George Whetsel Roscoe McCune Alfons Knd Ralph Brown Edgewood Emerson Prater Wilmington Delaware Frank A. Thompson Sth Mt. Mariah Masonry Lodge Sanders Nursing Home Nrsing Mr. Thompson Madison County James Thompson Lestor Manufacturing Company Container Corp Free Eastern Star Florida Methodist Church Harold Robert Anderson Ifc Fortville Allen Tampa Fla James Houston Tex Mary. Reynolds San Diego Calif Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Serviers Florida Metrnt Floyd | Murphy Memorial Park Cer Masonic Lodge Narcissus Hodson Andover Baker Brothers Funeral Earl Moore Everybody's Tabernacle Memorial Park Cemetery

Thornburg obituary in Middleton and nearby counties

Clell E Thornburg 73 of 405 W Locust Street Middleton died Thursday night at Henry County Hospital New Castle after years of illness He was born in Delaware County and lived in Middleton for 33 years He was employed by Delco Williams He was a member of Mechanicsburg Masonic Lodge Survivors include his wife two sons Marilyn Jeannine Thornburg two granddaughters two uncles and aunts and a number of nieces and nephews The body to be taken to Davis and Steikler Funeral Home for services burial Miller Cemetery in Miller Cemetery

Clell E. Thornburg Middletown Henry County Hospital New Castle Delaware Coun Alexandria Jeffrey Lynmjty Middletons Williams Delco Billy Williams Rt. 2 Remy Employe Thornburg Mechanicsburg Masonic Lodge Mercy Hospital Elwood Patricia Josephine Exhman Huntzinger I Markleville Calvin Mid Loic Marilyn Jeannine Thornburg Arents Eddie Will Mai Cedric Huntznger Ballard and Wood Shirey Punerat Gervlces Davis and Steicler

Gary teacher killed in France crash injures husband

A Gary schoolteacher died in a traffic accident in France while her husband was injured. The couple had completed a monthlong European tour and were en route to board a Cherbourg ship after traveling from Paris. Several Hoosiers died in separate incidents reported Thursday.

Associated Press Gary France James Hill Cherbourg Paris Caen Normandy Europe Hill Mig Sandra C.H. Chester Elkhart Columbigity Boatswains Claude Eggers Dorothy Sylvia Ezgers Shel Iley Eggers Mary Eggers Indianapolis Hull Great Lakes Naval Training Center Mishawaka Thursiday Milo Burket iMishawaka Richard Akard Jr Tex Vincesnes

Burial plans for Schunter of Central Christian Church

Funeral arrangements for Schunter of Central Christian Church are announced for burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Stegail Berheide Funeral Home in Richmond after 2 p.m. Friday and viewing will precede removal to Baker Brothers Funeral Home for service.

Schunter Central Christan, ‘Church Stemorial Park Stegail-Berheide Richmond Baker Brothers Funeral Home

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