Merchants Back Downtown Parking Measure
Merchants promote a new downtown parking rule to ease three hour limits and meter feeding as Christmas shopping nears peak. The Retail Association supports extending hours and warns violators risk towing at owner expense while officials note parking capacity strain after the holiday buildup. Local stores plan extended hours to attract shoppers.
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Iewels
Warren Marshall
Anderson
Retail Association
Hure
Hasing
Charles Humphrey
Tam Me
Mahan
Wilbur Raby
Ordinancr
Paris Gallery Gala Show Highlights Medical Experiment Parody
A group of doctors conducted a human emulation test under influence of art. Rita Renoir, famed strip artist, displayed her skills as Wilkesclad doctors measured pulse and yellows on stage. A report will be presented Thursday at a gala night of medicine banquet.
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Paris
Wilkesclad
Rita Renoir
Christmas Ads Drive Quick Sales For Bikes And Bags
Christmas is near and bulletin ads show a bike and a punching bag sold quickly through Want Ads. The classifieds reach 36,000 subscribers, offering families a way to earn extra money and parents affordable gifts.
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Bulletin - Merald
Bulletin Herald
Cold Sweeps Over Midwest Weather Storm
A United Press report describes a winter storm moving across the Midwest from the Great Lakes to Indiana with 40 to 60 mph winds and subzero temperatures along the Canadian border. Forecasters warn of heavy snows in the Pacific Northwest and western plains as new storms develop, while Brookings Oregon reports heavy rain and a missing Trans-Canada airliner.
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United Press
Great Lakes
Wakolus
Indiana
North Dakota
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canadian
WS. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Lower
Michigan
Snowfall Forecast Shifts as Cold Wave Looms
Temperatures reached 48 degrees yesterday erasing snow from Saturday night and Sunday morning. Forecasters warn new snow may fall tonight with mixed rain and snow likely in central Indiana. Overnight low dipped to 32 degrees as a new cold wave nears, with Thursday forecasts calling for widespread snow north and rain or storms south.
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Indiana
Tate
Indiana Governor-elect condemns proposed budget as fantasy
Indiana Gov elect Harold Handley told the 1957 Legislature’s Advisory Commission the proposed budget of 70,084,813 dollars could cost 70 to 80 million more in taxes or bankrupt the state. He warned it would wipe out the treasury’s free balance and rejected the large jump in revenues, noting no raises for teachers or new projects beyond two universities and two normal schools.
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Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Iniane
Handley
General Assembly
House
Legislative Advisory Commission
Purdue
Indiana University
intermedi_ate
Chow
Shetland
Madison County adopts speed rules for suburban roads
The Madison County Board of Commissioners recently adopted an ordinance regulating traffic speeds on suburban roads around Anderson. Drafted by County Attorney Bayne Burton and Road Superintendent Lester Sigler, it mandates speed limits such as 30 mph on Fifth Street and sets four way stops at key intersections including Madison Avenue and 38th Street. The measure, amid reports of 49 accidents over a weekend due largely to snow and ice, includes signage and enforcement actions by local police and notes potential arrest for violations of headlight and stop requirements.
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Anerson
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Bayne Burton
Lester Sigler
Anderson Police Traffic Department
Handley
Paul Clay, Jr
Reladianapolis
Floyd Kline
Traffic Department
Haas Fifth Street
Nursery Road
East Fifth
Street
Lennox Street
Madison Avenue
38Th Street
Cross Street Road
Alexandria
State Road
Yingling Show Plans 30 Tour Dates Across Arens
New York reports the Yingling Show, touted as the greatest on earth, will resume a 30 city road run. The Ringling style circus said most performances will be in arenas while ballparks and state fairs host dates in midsummer. After a mid tour collapse last year and coupled with financial strain from recent times, speculation swirls about the act’s future.
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New York
Ringling
Barnum & Bailey
Piltstireh
Postal Drop Box Returns to Original Location
Acting postmaster Wendell L Hallingsworth announced the forkle drop-in mail box moved Monday from Lith and Jackson Streets to a half block north has been returned to its former site. The move caused traffic tie ups and blocked the alley as motorists mailed letters. Anderson Palige Department will work with Pinstil officials on a safer site. An extra 150 workers and scales are being added at the post office to handle Christmas mail.
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Wendell L. Hallingsworth
Forkle
Lith
Jackson Sts
Mollingsworth
Anderson Palige Department
Mullingsworth
Moose Lodge Marks 50th Anniversary in Anderson
The Moose Lodge in Anderson observes its 50th anniversary tonight with speaker Branton of Batavia arriving from Chicago. Officials recall the lodge’s 1906 founding and 1908 ceremony as ceremonies begin with 50 candidates, including attendees from Marion, Muncie, Noblesville, Indianapolis, and surrounding areas.
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Anerson
I Ney Hi
Branton
Batavia
Til
Brandon
Tee Unik
James ‘Davis
Tater
I U.S
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Pennsylvania
Tower of Anderson
Chicago
Pennsylvania Rail Row
Ray V. Gibbons
Anderson
the Order
Tram Marion
Ew Castle
Muncie
Incanapolis
Bik
John Ashbaugh
Wait Sam Harper
Ralph Myrwasey
Jolges
North America
Ordearl
Mooseheart
Monheir Orange
Pla
Former Policeman Convicted in City Fatal Shooting
In Artinsville Indiana a former policeman faces life in prison after being convicted of the fatal shooting of Mogeny Bichowkan at a city steel plant. The defendant, identified as the son in law of Uvteatoning Range, was found guilty as a witness testified to the gunfire during the incident.
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Artinsv Itaa
Ind Lettsi
Siday
Hig Ranaulove
Mogeny Bichowkan
City Steel Depirtment Esiploye
Mate
Mandi Weht
Seommibdognen
Shnaikt
Kichued
Pubes
Sid Binfal
Uvteatoning Range
Riehiadson
Anne
Lithuanian Uprising Threat Raised by Communist Leader
Moscow report says Lithuanian Communist Party chief A Suuchhas told the Baltic Supreme Soviet that unrest in the Soviet Union, sparked by Hungarian upheaval, could lift the Lithuanian challenge. He warned students and potential reformers, while noting past mistakes in nationality policy and urging vigilance against bourgeois elements, amid Soviet troop occupation of Lithuania.
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Moscow
Hungary
Soviet
Lithuania
A. Suuchhas
Baltic Republic
Supreme Soviet
London
Poland
Tele Lintis
Sneckhus
Saviel
Latvia
Msthunia
Opal Collins Prays After Commutation From Death to Life
In Indianapolis Gov. Craig commuted Opal Collins sentence from death to life for killing her paralyzed husband and three family members. Collins prayed in her cell at the women’s prison while the news spread. Flowers, convicted in a separate murder, learned of his own commutation by report via the prison grapevine. The governor’s action drew mixed reactions from prosecutors and officials as court cases and related indictments continue.
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Opal Culline
Gov. Craig
Hammond Iwommin
Taona Women's Prison
Telwn Turlson
Prism
Craig
Cori
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Torre Haute
Phawers
Shell
Micbisis City
Flowers
Madsay Sant
Collins
Saat
Hudson
Lake County
Qatar
Metra Halowaghisa
Ats
Sidhee
Cernig
Alhee
Mary Suu
New Crop Control Program For Corn Leads In Voting
A wartime era ballot in Washington shows broad support for a proposed new crop control program for corn, with 63,707 votes for and 22,097 against, about 74.2 percent favorable. The plan would establish soil bank baselines, set marketing quotas for corn, peanuts, and rice, and require aid funding tied to land use. Early counties include Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
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Astites Co
Agriculture Department
Liv
Saege
Larmack
Delaware
Georgii Fansas
Kenbicks
Maryland
Michigan
New Jersey
Sh Pt Ail
North Dakota
Ohio
Pentylvania
Virginia
West Vic- Barry
First Earth Satellite Deployment Promises Second
Navy Vanguard program officials explained the rocket launch and satellite production efforts conducted at the Naval Research Laboratory. Two 20 inch satellites are in development as part of the project, with one rocket body and another satellite sphere involved in space data testing.
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U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Navy and &Racks and Perkins Co
Detroit
Garth
Rae
Navy
Vanguard
Lauehers
Anal
Posal
Ve. Johny 1
Vareguard Prujvet Uirecta
Ilker Afficinis
Western powers weigh Egypt terms for Suez canal solution
Britain and France lean toward Egypt on canal control as NATO talks in Paris hint at a quick settlement. Hammarskjold may join the talks in Geneva with Egypt, Britain, and France seeking an Egyptian operated authority while ensuring free canal access and tolls set by the state.
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France
Egypt
Paris
Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva
Dallas
NATO
Selwyn Iloyd
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
Madison County Plannig Gamimission
Ray Wood
Ind. 32
Anderson
Itive Road
Gig
Wood
Egypl
State Highway Department
Hanmmarskijl
Egyptian Canal Authority
Flemming
Hammarskjold
Lloyd and Pineal
Suez
Dulles
United States
London
European Oil Emergency Lift Planned
Washington outlined a master plan for an emergency oil lift to Europe and invited 15 American companies to join. Mobilization Director Arthur Flemming announced a temporary exemption from antitrust action as firms pool resources, reroute fleets and swap markets amid U.S. scrutiny from Sen. Mahoney and others.
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Middle East
Canadian
Wis
Washington
Europe
Arthur 8. Flemnming
Tony
Jalty
Gun, Brownell
Iq'mahoney Dayo
Lems Ming
Voneeta
Defense
Interior V
State Departments
County approves Harmneson Addition continuation south of Anderson
County officials will attend state meetings in Indianapolis, with the commission approving Harmneson Addition continuation south of Anderson and withholding a decision on a subdivision plat west of Ponelot End 48 for further study. The nourline will close at noon November 22 for Christmas, reopening December 26.
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Harmneson
Anderson
Ponelon
Indianapolis
Waller Hays
Jesse Biddle
Joypl
Arnilietan
Hugene Wreagnile
Fred Willis
Truman Swain
Guy Lewis
New Arrivals Listed at St dnha's Hospital
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names with uncertain affiliations. The barely legible items mention Mrs Hubert Mellen JRE WL Lh Sh, Philp Brooks Pendleton, Mr and Mrs Witham Grose, and Hiehard J McCarthy among others, alongside vague locations and titles.
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Ant Mys
Ralph Gustin
Marklewill
Yurt Rand
Mas Hatha
Jt Bey
Hubert Mellen Jre
Amb Ales
Philp Brooks
Pendleton
Hny
Al's
Tilesthinkers Field
Ladin Riba Aith
Dd Abs
Shedhy
Hhers
Ak Sursonye
Witham Grose
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