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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1954
Page
1
Local notices list deaths and services for residents including David J. Sobel in Warsaw and Mrs Viola Baer in Federal Drive, with memorials at Memorial Park and East Lyn Christian Church. Also notes funeral plans for Walter Keesling, William Main, Stella Gale, Laura Brown, and Charles L. Hale, with burial sites in Memorial Park and Grovelawn Cemetery and services from Sobel and Hiday funeral homes.
Mrs Coddington, widow of former Anderson police officer Clarence Coddington, dies after a tavern shooting in which five to six shots were fired. Detective Rex Toombs and officers report Taylor was mortally wounded and Mrs Coddington died at St. John's Hospital. The survivor list includes five grandchildren and several relatives. Services set for Saturday at East Lyng Christian Church. burial in Memorial Park.
Funeral services for Mrs. Gladys Watson 58 wife of Lester Watson to be held 2:30 p.m. Friday at Vinson Funeral Home with burial at Vinson Memorial Cemetery Rev Clarente Cook Muncie to officiate. Samuel Porter Sr 68 retired farmer found dead Tuesday to have final rites 10 a.m. Friday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with Rev George Long Knox officiating and interment Grovelawn Cemetery Pendleton.
Fragmentary report notes West Germany proposing a much larger force for the European Defense Community. The plan reportedly would mobilize a 24 division reserve, quadrupling the previously stated 12 division contribution. Details and official names are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary report cites German and Western Allied figures and a proposed mobilization mix including 17 divisions and multinational air and naval assets. It mentions U S atomic cannon discussions, concerns over energy and hydrocarbons, and a public statement denying a planned division deployment.
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