Heart survey report to be published in October
Dr Paul Dudley White announced a 200 case coronary heart disease study, prepared at Massachusetts General Hospital, to appear in October in The Journal of Chronic Diseases. He withheld findings after a National Medical Association briefing, citing political caution. The project has tracked cases over ten years.
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TEMPO
Japan
Gruenbhee
Paul Dudley White
Naonal Medical Association
White
Journal of Chronic Diseases
Arthur V. Hasek Takes New Post At Connersville Plant
Arthur V. Hasek, long time assistant superintendent at the municipal power plant, resigns to join the Tonts Connersville Blower Company, a division of Tirestors Industries Corniralion, at Conners ile. He moves with his family to Connersville and assumes time study and motor duties. Former resident of Anderson for nine years, his daughter remains in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasek
Arrow Ave
Tonts-Connersville Blower Company
Tirestors Industries Corniralion
Conners Ile
Connersville
Hagek
Familly
Anderson
John B. Lauerlin
Alabama
Dulles Sees No Survivors in US Plane Crash
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said there were no survivors among the 16 crew of the US Navy patrol plane shot down off China last week. He noted fragments from the wreckage and clarified China’s negative stance toward blame, while the incident drew international tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ip
Joh Foster Dulles
Miers
Naty
China
Dulles
U.S
Anderson College Plans 24000 Expansion and Renovation
Anderson College outlines a 24000 expansion and renovation program including a new room at the northeast edge of the Ory structure, improvements for installation and use, additional storage, a new enclosed basement corridor, and a remodeled dining area with stairwells and upgraded access on the east side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Ory
Ates
Gatun T
Botanical Society marks jubilee with blush and ivy mishap
In Sorrs Connecticut the president of the Botanical Society of America led its golden jubilee meeting. Dr Harriet Creighton of Wellesley College confessed to fellow plant experts that her arms itched after she wandered into a patch of poison ivy while searching for a golf hall.
Ad Cost Of 80c Returns $20 In One Day
A northwestern Anderson resident advertised an apartment size Tango in the quick action bulletin Herald ad and earned 19.20 in a single day. Four more residents showed interest in the same item, with many calls coming in alongside the buyer. The notice promotes classified ads as the fastest way to turn a dollar, reaching 36 000 subscribers via the 35371 line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Anderson
Bulletin-Herald
Anderson Chamber BEI Tours Plans for BIF Day Program
Anderson Chamber of Commerce outlines final arrangements for the annual BIF Day program. Business Education Committee will guide several hundred teachers from county rural and city schools on tours of 32 local industries on Aug 30 and Sept 6, starting at Anderson High School.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Business Education Committee
Brooks H. Short
Joseph L. Dye
T the
Iran
Alexani
Plains
Anderson, Elwood
Pendleton
Anderson High School
Chamber
Af Yar
Fants Industries
Business Fit
Red Feather Drive named two chairmen for 1956 drive
P. E. Ned Bardsley and James R. Day were named co chairmen of the 1956 Anderson Community Chest drive by H. G. Riggs. They launch preliminary planning for the October campaign expected to exceed 100000 dollars to support Anderson welfare and related organizations. Bardsley is Delco Remy sales and service manager, former co chair of last year’s Chest campaign, and past Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E
Ned” Bardsley
Anderson Industrial
James R. Day
Andersony
H. G. J Riges
Community Chest Board of Directors
Anderson Welfare
Delco-Remy
Anderson Rotary Club
Piesse Torn
Colume
P. E. Bardsley
James R. Dey
Ho G. Riggh
Community Chait
Egypt, Eisenhower Budget Surplus and Suez Talks
The Eisenhower administration revised up its budget outlook, forecasting a 700 million dollar surplus for the current year, signaling a balanced budget for a second straight year. In London, Egypt agreed to negotiate the Suez dispute with a Western five nation committee, Russia backing Egypt’s sovereignty while urging international supervision of the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
Humphrey
Oher
Ieanlp
Truman
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Russia
Nasser
Robert G
Menzies
Evgeny Kisselev
Cairo Radio
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Kisseley
Nassex
Cairo
Suez Canal Co
Paris
National Guard Armory Site Given City Approval
City officials received word from Adjutant General H A Danaherty in Indianapolis that the state approved a city owned site on West 1st Street for a new National Guard Armory. Major Ralph Ferguson and City Attorney Jack Campbell said the state approved a ten acre site west of Moss Island Road, formerly a tile plant. Local and state Guard officials and city authorities have worked for nearly a year to locate the armory site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Danaherty
Indianapolis
Fite
National Guard
Ralph Ferguson
Jack Campbell
Moss Island Road
Maurice C. Foisi
Ninety Degree Heat Foreseen For State Fair Opening
The Indianapolis Weather Bureau warns of hot conditions on the first day of the Indiana State Fair with a high around 90. Thunderstorms are forecast for likely cooling by Thursday night as a cooler air mass moves across the state. Partly cloudy, warm and humid conditions persist in Anderson and vicinity with another forecast page promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Anderson
Calumn
Actress Natalie Trundy Returns From Monte Carlo
Four year old actress Natalie Trundy traveled on the Italian liner Saturnia to New York from Monte Carlo with French poodles given for her birthday Avp. 5. She told reporters at a news conference that Marlene Dietrich, a film star in which Trundy acted, threw gloves at her and refused to be photographed with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Trundy
Monte Carlo
New York
Marlene Dirstich
Miss Trundy
Hore
AP Wirephofa
Opening of Madison GOP Headquarters Marks Campaign Kickoff
Madison County Republicans gathered at the Tower Building to plan the formal headquarters opening and the start of active campaigning for the November election. County Chairman Raby and Mrs. Hollingsworth led the meeting with plans for visitor greetings, a campaign budget, and participation in the Laker Day program. John V. Beamer of Wabash seeks re election to the Fifth District seat and Crawford Parker of New Castle is set to speak at the Monday rally.
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Draf
George McDermott
Alexandria
Walter Hays
Markleville
Sid M. Cleveland
Anderson
Superior Court
Dale Flora
Alamo
R. H. Roberts
Herald
Madison County
GOP
11Th
Jackson Sts
Raby
H. Roberts
W. L. Hollingsworth
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Aadison County
Lincoln Club
Muadison County Young Republican Club
John V. Beamer
Wabash
Iséeking
Women's
Republican Club
Jhead
James Price
Pipe Creek Township
Str. Roberts
Shadyside Park
Crawford Parker
New Castle
Mundey
Yule Decoration Drive Opened in Anderson Campaign Kickoff
The Anderson Christmas Decorations Committee launched the 1940 drive at a YMCA breakfast led by General Chaimahi and Bing. About 2,000 volunteers attended and received supplies as plans for a report meeting on September 1 were made. Other leaders include William Moore treasurer Parl Hoover and William Schofield in Industries with Rev. George Harris coordinating church groups.
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Anderson
YMCA
General Chaimahi
Bf. Bing
Ers
Bing
William, Moore
Parl Hoaver
William Schofield
Ben Chilides
George Harris
General Seeks To Buy Two County Telephone Firms
INDIANAPOLIS UP The General Telephone Co of Indiana Tuesday asked the Indiana Public Service Commission for permission to purchase two Madison County telephone companies, the Orestes Telephone Co and the Pendleton Telephone Co. The plan calls for converting the exchanges to dial service and charging new rates similar to other dial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General
Indianapolis
General Telephone Co
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Madison County
Orestes Telephone Co
Pendheton Telephone Go
Mans
State Fair Opens in Indianapolis With Youth Program
The Indiana State Fair begins today running for 10 days with a theme Food from Farm to Family. One million visitors are expected as Youth Day activities showcase home economics demonstrations garden exhibits and wildlife forestry and home grounds improvements. A formal 11 gun salute to Lt Governor Harold Handley kicks off the event, with Handley also GOP gubernatorial nominee. The schedule includes tractor pulling baton twirling and the All Western Horse Show with Acts Pat Boone and the McGuire Sisters among entertainment highlights.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold Handley
Handley
Grandstand
Pat Boone
the McGuire Sisters
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 close next Monday for the annual Labor Day holiday. Normal schedules resume the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
State Employment Office
Sheppard Appeals to U S Supreme Court in Wife Murder Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard, serving a life term for the bludgeon murder of his wife Marilyn in the Bay Village home near Cleveland, asked the Supreme Court to overturn his conviction claiming the trial was tainted by newspaper coverage and public opinion. He argued the actual trial was a vehicle to justify a verdict already dictated by the media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel H. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Court of Last Appeal
Sheppard
Cleveland
Marilyn
Ba ‘Village
Ohio
Iai
All Troopers To Help With Holiday Traffic
Indiana state police plan a 78 hour Labor Day stretch with troopers to curb highway deaths. National Guard support will be absent after a fatal crash last year when a guardsman and a trooper died. Gov. Craig proclaims Labor Day week as Open Week urging safer driving as 3,000 school buses will carry over 300,000 rural students on local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
National Guard
Indiana Office of Traffic
Rochester
Craig
Picare Tura
Eisenhower Returns to Capitol After California Trip
President Eisenhower arrived in Washington aboard the presidential plane the Coronado II at 8 12 pm. A crowd of hundreds greeted him and Mrs Eisenhower at National Airport along with Vice President Nixon Secretary of State Dulles and GOP leaders. The reception featured shouts of Welcome home sir and jokes about We like Ike. The Monterey Bay return flight covered about eight hours and three minutes after a four day California holiday. The doctor says the President is feeling fine and in good condition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
California
Ntional Air-itart
Nixon
Dulles
Bertha Adkins
Peble Beach
Calif
San Francisco
Four Men Arrested in Riesel Acid Attack Case
The Justice Department reports four men arrested in New York City on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges related to the acid attack on columnist Victor Riesel who was blinded. John Dioguardi and his brother Thomas, both named, along with two others and a fifth man held as a material witness, face conspiracy counts. Dioguardi was seized at his Point Lookout home.
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Washington
Justice Department
New York City
Victor Riesel
FBC
John Dioguardi
Thomas
Jack On Riegel
FBI
Ait
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnny Din
Point Lookout
N. Y
Tommy Din
Atlantic Beach
Long Island
FBT
Domenico Ban Fisa
Columa A
Detectives Probe Cat Thief Case With Two Teens
Detectives pushed a cat burglar probe in Anderson as two teenagers from the west section were questioned yesterday. They were taken into custody Monday night by Detectives William Davis Isaac Weatherly and Arthur Miller with Assistant Chief Nick Martin Captain John Heiden and Patrolman Hampton Broadnax assisting in the расследation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Willliam Davis
Isaac Weatherly
Arthur Miller
Nick Martin
John Heiden
Hampton Broadnax
Heiden
Coluen
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St John s Hospital and local homes report several newborns. Including a boy for Jack Leffel and a girl for Bernard Lavelle, with additional births to Mollet Campbell Norris Dixon Johnson Dixon Powell and other families. Grandparents named Steil and Towel noted.
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St. John's
Sam Dixon
Henry Sr
Paul Powell
Cadillac
Mich
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Tift
James Steil
Fairview St
Me John Towel
Mastin
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Mitch
Utica-Bend
Nhew
Curtiss- Wright Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
United States
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Ture
Pepe
Colum
Arthur V. Hasek
Tne
Dial
Chamber Bei Tours
SUEZ
Red Feather Drive
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Riesel
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