Knowland urges UN aid and sanctions in Hungary crisis
Senate Republican leader William F Knowland of California backs UN involvement in Hungary while opposing Eisenhower. He outlines a five point program including withdrawal of troops and recognition of Soviet satellite regimes, worldwide sanctions, a US labor and business boycott against Soviet bloc trade, and a ready emergency UN force. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd outlines Middle East aims matching US-UK cooperation, stressing restraint and a permanent Suez settlement.
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William F. Knowland
Calif
United Nations
Hungary
Knowland
Eisenhower
BL. Louis
Know Tend
Soviet Union
Union
Soviet Bloc
Russia
U.N
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Maalil
Selwyn Lloyd
Middle East
United States
Britain
Baghdad
Dog owner pays fine over dog caused clothing holes
In Detroit Harald F Wangbichler faced a choice between repairing pants or paying a $1 fine after Terry Jenerean claimed his Doberman caused two teeth-hole damages to the seat. Wangbichler chose the fine, declaring it the principle of the thing.
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Fart
Detroit
Harald F. Wangbichler
Frid
Terry Jenerean
Wanghichiwe
Wanghichier
Classified Ad Highlights Old Household Goods for Sale
A fragment from the Bulletin Advertiser describes a family selling nearly all furniture and items in a living room including a table, lamp, pad, and chair. The notice showcases how the classified section turns daily want ads into home sales with broad subscriber reach.
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Harald
Cuban Revolt Takes Five Lives in Cuban City Attacks
Armed civilians raided police headquarters and a government arsenal in Baceras and other cities, killing five and wounding many. The 26 July movement, led by Fidel Castro ally Niel, vowed further actions against Batista officials as rebels blockaded key sites from Havana to Boniato.
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Cuba
Fulgencio
Batista
Hulguin
Boniata
Lhe
Revolutionary Movement
Niel
Fidel Casi
Nisl
Mexico City
iCastra
Chiba
National Police
Imine Policy
Holewin
Boniato
High and High School Receives First Class State Rating
The state rating ceremony was held yesterday with County Superintendent Na lell Prough presenting the certificate to High and High School. Principal Victor Owens and trustees from Union, Father Hind, and Wider townships attended the event as officials from the state department and General Board of Education observed the historic recognition.
Two Hurt In Auto Accident Near Anderson
Two people were injured when a car ran off a road near Anderson and plunged into a gravel pit. Deputy Gilmore and others investigated the crash as medical staff treated injuries including three heads and shoulders.
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Anderson
Fighteligs
Epshion
Reputy
Hows Gilmore
Mise Pax Parker
Nf Ind
Regan. Smith
Miss
State Department of
Pat- Parker
John
Smith
Mortvrist
Rass
Miller
Lineasey
Gilmore
Jack Soosier
Janey
Tre Murphy
Sher- Sounsbury
Joe L. Brogdan
Below Normal Cold Forecast for Midwest in December
The Weather Bureau predicts below normal temperatures for the eastern two thirds of the nation through December. Above normal readings are unlikely except in the far Southwest with some fluctuation in the Great Plains. Precipitation should be subnormal nationwide except near the Northeast and Northwest where amounts may rise, while Central and Southern West Coast regions may see increased rainfall as December approaches.
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Midwest
Washington
Cortina Divide
Great Pains
Frank H Allis Veteran Guide Lamp Official Retires Today
Frank I Allis longtime Guide Lamp administrative assistant to the general manager retires after 22 years with the Lamp Division Born in Kansas he served in World War I and spent years in teaching banking and public service In Indiana he held multiple local government roles and chaired budget committees with the Anderson community organizations
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Frank H. Allis
Guide
Frank I. Allis
A. Michel
Allis
Lamp
General Beames
Guide Lampes
Guide Lamp
Kansas
Altis
Seacher
Ilis
France
Army Air Corps
Illinois
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Anderson
Forthy
Real Estalis
Central
Nun
Please ‘Torn de Lamp
Age, Column
Guide Lamp Divison
Guide Honors New Official at Amerson Country Club Reception
More than 100 GM officials newspapermen and radio staff plus local industry leaders attended a reception at Amerson Country Club in Indiana honoring William TR Merritt named public relations director of the Guide Lamp Division. Weather outlook said midweek highs in 30s to 40s with light snow possible and cooler by Sunday night.
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Amerson Country Club
Hotor
William TR. Merritt
JF. E. Skinner
Kenneth Youel
Detroit
B.C. Culp
Indianapolis
Kokomo i
Indiana
Berry W. Cooper
Govperatures O
Delco Radio
Weatherman
Dean
Allsop
Dell
Cenger
Hamlin
Vision
A. Mi
Talaileks
Delco-Remy
KD. Diwson
Weather Bureau
South Meadowl
Treanapolis
South Beni Hak
Excise tax cuts urged on many consumer items
Washington urged Friday to cut excise taxes on a wide range of items including theater admissions cabaret entertainment and autos to ease unemployment and boost business The subcommittee heard appeals from musicians theater negotiators and others who said high levies have driven venues out of business and cut attendance at minor league baseball and other events
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United Nations
Hungary
Dag Hammar
Isk
Gat U. Ob- General Assembly
U.S. A
United States
Hazmarshield
Washington
Roneress
Earkar
Guy Trombaede
Meyer Davis
American Federation of Musicians
Wands
Musicians Union Sali
George M. Trautman
Charles
Poller Urmich
Jexitimate
Theater
Bell Telenhone
Janion F. Reilly
Continuous Check Of State Costs Against Income
Indiana legislators debated oversight of state spending with Governor’s influence and a suggested legislative budget arm. Diener urged a formal mechanism to compare costs against income and called for a defined advisory commission to guide expenditure controls.
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Bloomington
Ing. i
Andiaapolis Republican
Andiaapolis Republican, Tive
Andiana
Dioner
Tire
Neta
Lothian
Manley
Jessup Announces Four Police Promotions in Indiana
Indiana State Police promote four officers including Young, Chester, Wann, and Was. Promotions occurred at the command staff level in Indianapolis with sergeant and corporal ranks noted. Jasper district reports another corporal promotion.
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Indiana
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Orqad
Thary Young
Chester Qn
Mere Wann
Timon
City
Losargeant
Shirley Wasconde
Winerie Corp
Gas Siven
Jasper Distri
Hruggenschovidll
Sauthipor le
Eisenhower orders emergency oil shipments to Western Europe
President Eisenhower signals action to send up to 500000 barrels daily to Britain France and other European nations facing shortages due to the Middle East crisis. White House worries a timed withdrawal by Britain and France could undercut guarantees while plans await a clear timetable. Officials forecast possible price rises and rationing pressures as canal and pipeline limits loom.
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Europe
White House
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France
Feenhower
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Eisenhowers
Pe Yunis
Sues
I Eisentawer
Soomayoy Oil
Punape
Inaugurations Hit Across States Amid Middle East Tensions
Indiana prepares for 1957 state offices with sworn in leaders including Secretary of State and Lieutenant Governor. In the Middle East, France and Britain push for a settled exit from Egypt and a UN buffer forms near Port Said while Syria border fears spike and UN monitors report no military buildup.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank A. Lommy
Roy Tt
Crawford Barker
Hassekian
Marion County Auditory Sime
Aschival Wilbur
Jamey
Conchia
Siandemy
Edwin Steers Berrie
Fing
Virginia Butler
Adolph F
Fosgier
Richmond
John Peters
New Albany
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LaPorte
Janisley
Parker
Tandlay Wall
U.N
Nag Vammarskinid
New York
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Irael
Mse
Farid ‘Elheddine
Britain
France
Israel
Tanan
Post Office Turns Over as Hollingsworth Becomes Acting Chief
An inventory of the Anderson post office facilities was completed as Wen dell L. Hollingsworth assumed acting postmaster duties, succeeding retiring Ira G. Davis. Inspectors Bruffey and Manson checked equipment and merchandise, while a celebratory dinner at the YM C A marked the transition.
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Homlingsworth
Wendell J. Hollingsworth
Fray Lair
Af Anderson
Jack Hartson
Mantia
Ira G. Davis
Jet
MT. Stuffey
Marian
Herald
Anderesom
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Mavis
Hollingsworth
Act ‘Ling
At & P.m
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Fifth District
John V. Reamer
Madison
Jlancock
Brown St
Republian
Guide Lamp Livision
Brute Fey
Extended Christmas Shopping Hours Start Here Next Week
Retail stores in Anderson and nearby areas will extend hours starting next week following a new agreement with the Anderson Retail Association and clerks. Open until 5 p.m. on several days in December, with Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 5 p.m. and Fridays extended as noted. City utilities crews finish installation of human decorations across multiple business districts.
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Anderson Restail Associa
Assecialian
Anderson Jollas
Dan Heffernan
William Sparks
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