Medical report linked to President deemed favorable
TEMP DR. PAUL DUDLEY White disclosed a 200 case coronary heart disease report due in October would be favorable for the President but declined to release findings. Observed over 25 years, the study at Massachusetts General Hospital targets The Journal of Chronic Diseases. Also, the Army will negotiate a 16.6 million contract with Utica Bend for the Dart anti tank guided missile. The government separately secured a 49.35 million loan with Japan under a 65.8 million trade pact to fund economic development and U.S. military housing in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dudley White
National Medical Association
White
Massachusetts General Hospital
Journal of Chronic Diseases
ARMY
Uticca-Bend Corp
Utica
Mich
Utica Bend
Curtiss. Wright Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Japan
United States
Skindiver Claims Roman Emperor Grotto Discovery
A skin diver reports locating the grotto where Emperor Tiberius swam with his court, a claim tied to an article continuing on page 2 column after a prompt to turn.
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Tiberius
Hosek Takes New Post At Connersville Blower Plant
Arthur V. Hosek of 2214 Arrow Ave moves from Anderson Municipal Power Plant after 12 years as assistant superintendent to join Roots-Connersville Blower Company, a Dressers Industries unit in Connersville Indiana. He begins duties overseeing time study and motion analysis as he relocates with his family. His daughter Mrs John R Laughlin lives in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur V. Hosek
Arrow Ave
Anderson Municipal
Roots-Connersville Blower Company
Dressers Industries Corporation
Connersville
Ind
Hosek
Anderson
John R. Laughlin
Alabama
Dulles Abandons Hopes for Missing Navy Fliers
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said there were no survivors from the U S Navy patrol plane shot down near China. A body with gunfire fragments was found near wreckage, and Red China claimed the downed craft was Chinese Nationalist. Rep Emanuel Celler urged decisive government blame and protest.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
U.S. Navy
China
Dulles
Red China
Peiping
Navy
Emanuel Celler
Anderson College Expands and Remodels Campus
Anderson College plans a 24000 expansion and remodeling program to improve basement access and usability of the main building on East Street. A new 52 by 23 room will house soon arriving dishwashing equipment and extra storage. An enclosed 12 by 24 entrance on the east adds new stairwells to reach the remodeled dining room. Two basement hallways link the dining room to external access and connect north and south basement areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
E. St. St
C. L. Edwards
Poison ivy distraction during society jubilee meeting
In Storrs Connecticut the president of the Botanical Society of America led the golden jubilee gathering. Dr Harriet Creighton of Wellesley College confessed she found her arms itching after wandering into a poison ivy bed while chasing a lost golf ball.
Ad Costs Of 80c Returns $20 In One Day
A northwestern Anderson resident sold an apartment size range after placing an ad at 80 cents, earning about $19.20 in a single day. Four more peopleSeek the same item, and the seller received several calls beyond the buyer. This was the quick action Bulletin-Herald ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Anderson
Bulletin-Herald
Apartment size tove in Pheang gas stove ad
Classified line promotes quick cash by selling or renting items. It advertises reaching over 36 000 subscribers with a contact number 3 5371 for placing notices. The text references a gas stove and apartment size but is fragmented.
Chamber BEI Tours Reached for Annual Day Program
Anderson Chamber of Commerce announces final arrangements for the annual BEI Day program. Teachers from city and county schools will tour 31 local firms on Aug 30 and Sept 6, with 379 rural and Alexandria participants and more than 400 from Anderson Elwood and Pendleton joining the Sept. 6 tour. The gatherings open at Anderson High School with a welcome and a purpose briefing before tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Business Education Committee
Brooks H. Short
Joseph L. Dye
Alexandria
Anderson, Elwood
Pendleton
Anderson High School
Nasser Accepts Offer For Suez Conference
Chairmen for Red Feather Drive named P. E. Ned Bardsley and James R. Day co chairs of the 1956 Anderson Community Chest fundraising appeal announced by H. G. Riggs. Campaign planned for October with a budget likely over 100000 to support eight local welfare and health groups. Bardsley brings prior chest campaign leadership and Rotary service. Day is a longtime local realtor and business leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E
Ned” Bardsley
Anderson
James R. Day
Anderson Community Chest
H. G. Riggs
Community Chest Board of Directors
Riggs
Bardsley
Delco-Remy
Anderson Rotary Club
P. E. Bardsley
Eisenhower Budget Surplus Forecast Reaches 700 Million
The Eisenhower administration raised its current year spending and income estimates and projected a 700 million dollar budget surplus for next June. The surplus, 280 million above January revisions, is viewed as too small for an immediate tax cut but would maintain a balanced budget for a second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the
Treasury Humblhrey
Humphrey
Truman
Egypt Pacts to Canal Talks as Russia Backs Nationalization
London dispatch reports Egyptian President Nasser agreeing to negotiate the Suez canal dispute with a Western five nation committee. Russia declares full support for Egypt sovereignty while Moscow favors international supervision of the waterway. A potential deadlock could disrupt canal traffic as Suez Co warns it may recall hundreds of non Egyptian staff if no settlement is reached.
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London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Russia
Egypt
Nasser
Robert G. Menzies
International Committee
Evgeny Kisselev
Cairo
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Kisseler
Menzies
Suez Canal Co
Paris
All Troopers To Help With Holiday Traffic
Indiana state police suspend leaves for the 78 hour Labor Day period to curb traffic deaths. National Guard pilot support will be unavailable after a crash last year. Indiana had the worst highway death toll last Labor Day weekend. Governor proclaims Schools Week and urges drivers to watch for school children amid 300000 rural students transported by 6000 buses. More traffic fatalities reported as the toll rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
National Guard
Naional Guard
Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
Hoosier
Rochester
Craig
National Guard Armory Site Approved by State
City officials learned from Adjutant General H A Daugherty that the state approved a city owned 4.16 acre site on West 8th Street near Moss Island Road for a new National Guard Armory. Mayor Ralph Ferguson and City Attorney Jack Campbell noted the area’s former tile plant site as the location after nearly a year of joint planning with state and local guards. Maj Maurice C Foist, state facilities officer, indicated hope for progress.
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H. A. Daugherty
Indianapolis
W. 8Th I
National Guard
Ralph Ferguson
Jack Campbell
Moss Island Road
Maurice C. Foist
Ninety Degree Heat Forecast For Indiana State Fair
Ninety degree heat is forecast for the first day of the Indiana State Fair on Wednesday with humid conditions. Night thunderstorms may drop temperatures into the 80s by Thursday across the state, per the Indianapolis Weather Bureau. Anderson area forecast calls for partly cloudy, warm, humid weather with a high around the upper 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Anderson
Actress Natalie Trundy Returns from Monte Carlo
Natalie Trundy a 16 year old actress arrives in New York aboard the Italian liner Saturnia with French poodles for her Aug 5 birthday. She says at a Monte Carlo news conference Marlene Dietrich hurled gloves at her and refused photo session with her, AP Wirephoto.
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Natalie Trundy
Monte Carlo
New York
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Trundy
Opening of GOP County Headquarters Set in Madison County
Last evening the Madison County GOP met at the Tower Building to finalize plans for the opening of the new headquarters on Jackson Street. County Chairman Raby H. Roberts and Mrs. W. L. Hollingsworth led the session with talks on campaign kickoff, a Labor Day program, and a financial drive to start campaigning for the November election.
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GOP
George McDermott
Alexandria
Walter Hays
Markleville
Sid M. Cleveland
Anderson
Superior Court
Dale Flore
Aroma
R. H. Roberts
Herald
Madison County
11Th
Jackson Sts
Raby H. Roberts
W. L. Hollingsworth
Roberts
Shadyside Park
Crawford Parker
New Castle
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Lincoln Club
Young Republican Club
John V. Beamer
Wabash
Fifth District
Women's Republican Club
James Price
Pipe Creek Township
Elwood
Chesley Thomas
Yule Decoration Drive Is Opened in Anderson
The Anderson Community Christmas Decorations Committee launched a $9,000 campaign to fund downtown Yule decorations. The kickoff breakfast at the YMCA was led by General Chairman I. M. Bing with 57 volunteers present. Plan for a report meeting at the YMCA on Sept. 11 was announced, with leaders William Moore, Earl Hoover, William Schofield, Don Childes, and Rev. George Harris directing efforts across financial, industrial, and civic groups.
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Anderson Community
Anderson
YMCA
I. M. Bing
Mr. Bing
William Moore
Earl Hoover
William Schofield
Don Childes
George Harris
General Seeks To Buy Two County Telephone Firms
INDIANAPOLIS UP The General Telephone Co of Indiana asked the Indiana Public Service Commission for permission to buy the Orestes Telephone Co and the Pendleton Telephone Co in Madison County. It plans to convert the exchanges to dial service and adopt a new schedule of rates similar to those used for dial service elsewhere.
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Indianapolis
General Telephone Co
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Madison County
General
Orestes Telephone Co
Pendleton Telephone Co
State Fair Opens With Youth Program and Gala Events
Gates swing open Wednesday for Indiana's State Fair with the theme Food from Farm to Family. Aiming for one million visitors over ten days, Youth Day features top steers in the Coliseum and judging in poultry and swine barns. Girls' activities include home economics demos, gardens, entomology wildlife forestry and home grounds displays. An 11 gun salute marks opening as Lt Governor Harold Handley arrives by helicopter. The program includes a tractor pull, baton twirling, All Western Horse Show, and appearances by Pat Boone and the McGuire Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold Handley
Handley
Pat Boone
the McGuire Sisters
Arthur Godfrey
Sheppard Seeks Supreme Court Appeal in Wife Murder Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard, serving life for the bludgeon death of his wife Marilyn in Bay Village Ohio, asks the Supreme Court to free him calling the trial a sham driven by sensational headlines and public opinion. He asserts an intruder killed his wife while he was unconscious and urges review of the verdict.
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Washington
Samuel H. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Cleveland
Marilyn
Bay Village
Ohio
Bay View Hospital
County And City Offices To Close Early For Holiday
Public offices at the courthouse city hall and many agencies including the auto license branch Social Security office and state employment office will be closed all day Saturday to mark the Labor Day weekend. Banks financial institutions retail stores and industries will close next Monday for the holiday with normal schedules resuming next Tuesday.
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Auto License Branch
Social Security Office
State Employment Office
Ike Returns from California to Warm Capitol Welcome
President Eisenhower arrived in Washington Tuesday night aboard the Columbiad III after a four day California vacation. A crowd of several hundred greeted him and Mrs Eisenhower at National Airport as Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles looked on. The welcome featured handshakes and laughs at We like Ike placards while the trip from Monterey took about eight hours. The president, resting after the Republican National Convention, is reported by his doctor to be in good condition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
California
National
Nixon
Dulles
Bertha Adkins
GOP
National Committee
Monterey
Calif. Naval Air Station
Pebble Beach
Calif
San Francisco
Four More Seized In Riesel Case In NYC
The Justice Department reports four men were arrested in New York City on conspiracy charges tied to the acid attack on columnist Victor Riesel who was blinded. FBI agents detained John Dioguardi and his brother Thomas Dio plus two others, with a fifth man held as a material witness. Hoover noted Dio’s NYC home arrest and Dio’s brother’s Atlantic Beach residence.
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Washington
Justice Department
New York City
Victor Riesel
Department
FBI
John Dioguardi
Thomas
Riesel
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnny Dio
Point Lookout
N. Y
Tommy Dio
Atlantic Beach
Long Island
Domenico Ban
Detectives Probe Two Teens In Cat Burglar Spree
Detectives push a cat thief investigation in Anderson as two colored teens from the west side are questioned about multiple soft shoe and cat burglar episodes. The suspects were taken into custody Monday night by Detectives William Davis Isaac Weatherly and Arthur Miller with Assistant Chief Nick Martin and Capt. John Heiden aiding the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
William Davis
Isaac Weatherly
Arthur Miller
Nick Martin
John Heiden
Huston Broadnax
Heiden
Local Newborns Reported From St Johns and Ball Memorial
New arrivals include seven births at St Johns Hospital to Leffel Mollet Lavelle Campbell Norris Johnson Dixon and Powell families with a mix of boys and girls. Additional baby born to Paul Powell and spouse in Cadillac Michigan at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Grandparents listed as Stelle and Powell families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Jack Leffel
Apache Dr
Clifford Mollet
Clark St
Bernard Lavelle
Westwood Dr
William Campbell
Crescent Cr
Robert Norris
E. 47Th St
Forrest Johnson
W. 28Th St
Sam Dixon
Henry St
Paul Powell
Cadillac
Mich
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
James Stelle
Fairview St
John Powell
Maston St
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