Eugene Foster of Alex Dies
Eugene Clif ford Foster 82 of Alexandria died Friday afternoon at Bottle Nursing Home Elwood after a long illness. A lifelong Methodist, he retired from R Leeson Company and later ran Foster's Garden. Survived by Luella widow three daughters and service details pending.
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Alexandria
Eugene Clifford Foster
Elwood
John
Elsie Foster
Point Isabel
Luella Ballard
R. Leeson Company
Delco-Remys
Eisenhower Sees White House Colleagues Amid Routine
The report notes President Eisenhower met with Col. Andrew Goodpaster to discuss official duties and later spent time with Aksel Nielsen of Denver, a longtime friend and fishing companion. A Saturday morning visit with Eisenhower is planned at 10 30 am.
Pendleton Area committee approves raises for state physicians
A Pendleton area committee continues from Page One noting about 60 department heads. The panel had previously authorized raises up to 600 dollars annually for physicians and psychiatrists serving at state institutions.
Fire safety tips for Christmas trees from Chief Tibbetts
Chief Tibbetts warns that pitch and resin in trees fuel fast flames and urges cautious setup. He advises placing trees outdoors until use, in cool rooms away from heat, water holders, and only safe electrical lights with intact connections. He also recommends nonflammable decorations and removing the tree when needles fall while keeping ashtrays handy.
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Tibbetts
Anderson
Christmas events schedule for local clubs and groups
The schedule lists Christmas activities at various venues for club members and families. Local 663 UAW CIO hosts at Longfellow School, Moose Lodge at 2 pm, Salvation Army kettle shifts downtown, and club shifts run from 9 am to 7 pm for Lions Kiwanis Rotary Optimist Exchange and Jaycees.
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Uaw-Cio
Longfellow School
Moose Lodge
Anderson Service Club
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Optimist
Exchange Club
Jaycees
Ira Davis
Postal rush prep with extended Sunday hours planned
1120 extra clerks and carriers will be on duty today to handle the peak postal rush expected Monday. The post office will stay open until noon and the station and parcel post window will operate part of the afternoon. Station 4 at Baker's Hardware will be open Sunday with deliveries planned, but windows will not be open and no night hours are planned for post office windows.
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Baker's Hardware Store
Davis
U.N. Delegates Agree on Unusual Deal to Break Council Deadlock
In a rare move five ballots failed to resolve the Council seat stalemate over Turkey. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov announced a plan for Yugoslavia to resign and for the United Nations Assembly to elect the Philippines, a proposal met with mixed support and objections to terms and tenure.
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United States
Britain
France
U.N
Turkey
Vu. Kuznetsov
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Ulth U.N. Assembly
Philippines
Maralies
Minnie Ross Dits Rose longtime church leader dies
Minnie Ross Dits 51 of 300 W 6th St died yesterday at St Johns Hospital after a two day illness. A charter member of East Lynn Christian Church since 1900 she lived 63 years and was widow of James M Rose. Survivors include two daughters Miss Mary E Rose Mrs Fred P Secrist a son Laverne three grandchildren three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Minnie Ross
Minnie Elma Rose
6Th St
St. John's Hospital
East Lynn Christian Church
James M. Rose
No. 5
Mary E. Rose
Anderson
Fred P. Secrist
Carmel
Laverne
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harold E. Rozelle
Vatican warns communists differ from fifth century barbarians
A Vatican commentary contrasts modern Communism with fifth century barbarian converts, urging Catholics to show firm faith amid the onslaught and noting a junior high standard of heroic testimony. It also mentions smaller pay raises for teachers and the State Teachers Retirement Fund voting results for about 30,000 members to be tabulated Monday.
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Vatican
Rome
Marty
Retirement Fund Board
NATO to Defend German Prisoners Returned from Russia
Some 702 German prisoners of war arrived at Camp Friedland this week, the first group to return to West Germany since the Soviet Union halted prisoner repatriation. The prisoners said they were stopped near Moscow in October and informed that Chancellor Adenauer had failed to meet obligations. Russia had released 3,863 POWs and 1,973 civilians of the 9,626 promised in exchange for West Germany’s pledge to establish relations with the Soviet Union.
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Friedland
Russia
West Germany
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Ralph Weed, 57, of 216 S. Franklin St., Pendleton, died Friday at St. John’s Hospital Anderson after a yearlong illness. He was born in Greenfield, moved to Pendleton in 1919 from Elwood, a World War I veteran and retired postal worker. Survivors: widow Lillian, three children John in Columbus, David at home, Janet Herbert of Anderson. three brothers John of Corning, Clarence and Charles of Alexandria. three grandchildren. Funeral home arrangements in Anderson.
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Ralph Weed Pendleton
Ralph Weed
S. Franklin Sr
St. John’ S Hospital
Anderson
Greenfield
Pendleton
Elwood
Lillian
John
United States Air Force
Columbus
David
David, At Home, and Mrs.’ J Janet Herbert, Here; Three Brothrers, John, Corning
Clarence
Charles
Alexandria
Cornell Bright Funeral
Friends Cemetery
Suspect tied to multiple burglaries in Indiana and near Indy
Police say the suspect admitted two armed holdups near Indianapolis and burglaries at drive in restaurants and service stations over five years. He faces second degree burglary charges in Henry and Madison counties and awaits trial on armed robbery in Indiana. Authorities recover small sums from the Anderson Credit Bureau and Polish Club as part of the ransacking. Kirby services are held for Benjamin Harrison Kirby who died in a car collision on Ind. 9 north of Anderson.
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Indianapolis
Daubenspeck
Speedway Oil Company
Ali Ind
Pickering Coal Firm
Brown
Anderson Credit’ Bureau
Anderson
22Nd St
Ohio Ave
Dale Overman
5Th
Meridian Sts
Kirby
Benjamin Harrison Kirby
Scotts Addition
Alexandria
Sells and
Pierce Governor Company
Leach and
Weekend thaw predicted for Indiana with rising temps
Temperatures rise rapidly by midmorning and near freezing expected Saturday with highs in the 30s north and 40s south. Snow flurries possible Saturday and Sunday night or Monday around Lake Michigan. South Bend reports 4 inches, Lafayette 2 inches, Goshen 1 inch, with most southern totals under half an inch.
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Page One
Goshen Zero
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Lake Michigan
South Bend
Lafayette
Goshen
Burglaries Reported Across Tipton County Area
Police said arrests Friday tied to three burglaries in Lapel and incidents at Elwood Country Club, a drive in near Frankfort, a Tetersburg service station, and Aroma grocery. Loot included power tools, a shotgun, candy, and other merchandise. Interrogation continued last night with more details expected. A former Anderson man in New Castle led to clearing four local burglaries and many others in Indianapolis and Middletown areas.
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Page One
Lapel
Elwood Country Club
Frankfort
Tetersburg
Tipton County
Aroma
Anderson
New Castle
Indianapolis
Middletown
Robert H. Daubenspeck
Charles Epperson
Pickering Coal Company
Bill
Brown
Mrs. Agatha I Money Obituary in Anderson
Mrs. Agatha I Money age 51 wife of Marion H Money of Anderson Newspapers Inc photographer died Thursday at St Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute She was WWII Air Transport Command photographer a graduate of Indiana Teachers College Survivors include her sister and parents Funeral at Callatan Funeral Home in Terre Haute with Rev Neil Kunz Burial Grandview Cemetery Indianapolis area details follow.
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Agatha IS Money
Agatha I. Money
Marion H. Money
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
Money
Air Transport Command
Indiana Teachers College
Gladys Criss
Otis Worth
Callatan Funeral Home
Neil Kunz
Grandview Cemetery
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Muncie
Donna
Sandusky Vis
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James Lopp
Koreh
Sistol
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Baker's Hardware and Variety
Broadway
Santa
L. Lutz Fine Furniture
Durham
Casco HI
Casco Youth
Anderson’s
Pendleton Area
CK eDangiin
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Maza
NATO
Madison
William L. Jackson
William Lar
Jackson
Rt. G. Anderson
Parks
Force Base
Calif
NATO Council
Fisher Brothers
New York
Averell Har
H. L. Lanahan
Pioof
Sen Frankton
Lyndon B
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Tex
Joseph C
Mahoney
Harriman
Middle East
Ralph
Margaret Jackson
Foreign Service
John Foster Dulles
Henry M. Winston
Brown University
State Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Clarence A. Davis
Ind
Benry County
Bennie Hallan
Revell
Carl Erskine
Indiana Craft CO
Chesterfield
Harry Earl Adair
Dewey St
Delco Remy Smploye
Robert L. Jackley
Dee Henderson
Alexandria Church of the Nazarene
Sunset Memorial Park
Mr. Adair
Austin
Assembly OF God
Lincoln
West Side Tabernacle
the Carter
Oliver Springs
Tennnessee
Arthur Lane
Frankton, Indiana
Great Commission School
Fred McIntyre
Jesse Morrison
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