Holiday Activities Progress In Anderson Area
Holiday plans expand in Anderson with multiple groups announcing events and a Christmas program by Delta-Remy employees. City and township schools close for vacation. Anderson College and area plants pause while festive concerts, choir numbers, and a New Year schedule unfold amid heavy holiday mail and parcel traffic.
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Anderson
Delta-Remy
Betty Dalton
Dave Salatin
Rou Haratesun
Gloria Davison
James Doyle
Howard Birt
Jean Pritchett
Deleo-Remy
Dawson
Deley-Remy
Christmas Wish Comes True In Odd Caper
A 48 year old man absconded with a roll of sausage from a grocery to fund Christmas dinner. He told patrons he hoped to avoid punishment and wished for a different outcome.
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Mawison
Clarence I
Gratice
Canty
Laco
School Board Proceedings Face Busy Year End
Amerian Board of School Trustees met at the Administration building on John Street to conduct the last meeting of the year. They approved a Madison County Dental Association request allowing excused absenteeism for dental treatment and discussed plans for Riley School addition including a multi purpose room and new class spaces. The board reviewed fencing around playgrounds, a printing contract for Wat Anderson High School, and a teaching appointment at Longfellow School. Payments totaling 19900 were approved. the date for New York meetings and year end actions were noted.
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Amerian Board of School Trustees
John Street
Niehol Avenue
Bard
Madison County Dental Association
Anthar Menning
Schasl
Riley
Eal
Th Lion
Cyprus
Yerushrael
Lonifel
Central Avenue
Calleagues
Alent
Vane
Hudson Penuioy Company
Vat Andersen
Wat Anderson
Norma Joan Stabler
Longfelow School
Marilyn Waite
Egyptian Canal Police Cheered In Port Said Welcome
In Port Said a crowd greeted 350 Egyptian canal police arriving to help maintain order amid the Anglo French evacuation. Demonstrators waved nationalist banners and slogans as Maj. Geo. Elm and units from Suez region joined the force. No incidents were reported.
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Merningensey
Port Said
Suez Canal
Parr Saud
Suez Salvage Compromise Plan Offered
A plan to use British and French salvage crews to reopen the Suez Canal was submitted to UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Egypt indicated it would not comment until British and French troops withdraw, risking rejection of the plan as salvage would depart with the troops if no new agreement is reached.
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Satd
Egypt
Suez Canal
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Suez Canal Authority
Mediterranean
Hammarskjold
Port Said
Adm
L. F. Deenford-Stater
Port Oid
Andy
Jon
U.N. ' Owill
M Burns
Naymond
A. Wheeler
U.N
Thel
Adi
Durnford
Selwyn Lloyd
Pendleton Escapees Brief Freedom From Milking Detail
Two escapees from the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton enjoyed brief freedom about 20 miles south of Hydram while authorities pursued them. Trooper Kaldhyia reported one man fled early, with the pair captured later near Carson farm. both had prior criminal records and were serving terms for various offenses.
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Fredom
Vonky
Robert Baldwin
Tirled Shull
Pendleton Post
Tony i
Columbus Avenue
Arnie Medrick
Poon
Deere Buevlay
David Mage
Crete
Andaman
Freucitan
Chon Sornico
Kaldhyia
Walkie Wiy Sr
Cairy Farm
Moy
Fern
Moore
Alder
Wedvick
Merkel
Vst
Entero
Macro 2
Grant County Men Acquire Citizens Bank At Shirley
Five Grant County men acquire the Citizens Bank at Shirley, forming a new bank group. The officers named include Rath Maye cuceilli as president, Arian L. Teadsan as vice president, and Roberda. Wrixht as cashier, with Marion, Sel G. right, and Uplandl involved as directors. The five banks hold total assets of about 12 million dollars.
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Marion
Tno
Grant County
Citizens Bank
Shirley
Lye Bank
Hrockines Prnapains
Antdoor
Ae Housing
Imelates Rath Maye Cuceilli
Marvin
Will Geree
Oh Die Sharien Wank
Arian L. Teadsan
Lyihand
Roberda
Wrixht
Uplandl
Cashier
Permaxy Mareneciti
Sel G
Vpdamd
Adi Reptors
Vsuik
Gaston
Edwund
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Chicago Department Store
A Northwest Side Chicago department store burned in a blaze Tuesday night causing about a million dollars in damage. Five people were overcome by smoke and evacuated. Fire officials said the fire origin and spread involved heavy flames through the building with a brick structure collapsing after the blaze. Residents and shoppers were left shocked as crews battled the fire for hours before it was extinguished.
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Chicago
Albert
Petersen
Fan Pam
Ferry
Eine
Elwood Industry Names Railroad In $782000 Claim
Elwood Industry sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 782000 claiming damage from a June 23 1934 incident that damaged its plant and disrupted research and engineering, forcing suspension of operations and depletion of capital reserves.
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Elwood Industry
Port Wayne
Ind
Lamps Manufacturing Corp
Elwood
Fennsylvanay Railroad
Federal Cott
Army to cut combat units to 60,000 in atomic age plan
The U S Army will trim its combat crews by about 18 000 men over two years as part of a streamlining program. Infantry and two airborne divisions will feel most the cuts while armored divisions face smaller reductions. Ground troops will be dispersed into smaller units to deter nuclear attacks and support forces will expand to offset manpower losses.
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Washington
Rombal
Nehru Sees U S Stand Boosts Freedom Over Domination
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told a Washington audience that recent tragedies in Egypt and Hungary show that the most powerful nations cannot impose control on weaker states. He praised U S leadership in upholding United Nations principles and urged continued American support for India's development program. He discussed with President Eisenhower at Gettysburg and planned further talks at the White House.
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Washington
Jawaharlal Nehru
Egypt
Hungary
Nehru
United States
United Nations
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Ifit
India
Indian India
Ameriea
Technolopien
Navebron
United States of America
City Council Addresses School Ground Purchase Plan
City Council met last night to pass resolutions for the Anderson School Board to buy land for future expansion and to set plans for a special meeting on Dan.
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Okehs
Lastaight
Anderson School
Boar
County approves bids for highway supplies and services
County commissioners accepted a range of bids for highway materials and services including fuels, pipes, culverts, gravel, and maintenance equipment. Bids from Chiles Petroleum, Standard Oil, Pannelly Parts, and others were approved. arsonified details noted delivery quantities and supplier items.
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Lourty
Vesterdiny
Acer
Ovina
Fred Willits
Bavard Idea
Taray
Vesterdy
Bo Cinodrieh Company
Servier
Tarane
Chiles Petroleum
Childes
Melvaleum
Sorvier
Sport Vet Company
Sandi Gravel Company
Robert Reeman
Ward Stoller
Myers Rand
Love Yards
Gelvel
Thinned Materials Company
Geeront
Weision
Countty
Scianty Highway
Willits
Trimin Await
Guy
Andie
G. Rover McDonald
Coune Wighway
Lester Hinlon
Nixon Leaves For Austria On Refugee Mission
President Nixon travels to Austria on a refugee mission and meets with Eisenhower in Washington earlier. The agenda includes housing finance approvals and school projects, with funds allocated for Grandview Clubhouse renovations, athletic park expansion, pool repairs, and new building in Maleview Park. The council approves land purchases near Indian Meadows for West Vale School expansion and plans for a new city school building. Church Trustees present changes to property use and traffic near the church as part of session notes.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Grandview
Maleview Park
Indian Meadows
Church Property ‘Trustees
Nyameni Bed Brethren Sheeh
Mayor Ferguson Drives Airport and Water Plan Push
City officials led by Mayor Ralph Ty Ferguson pushed revised airport drawings and a new water system project this week. The plan involves bid reviews, engineering recommendations, and progress on a North Anderson water line while authorities discuss funding and future steps.
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Aitpoll
Andernot
Ralph Ty Ferguson
Navneed
Aidmin
Tes
Ferguson
Puustday
Hoi
Aviation Gon Missioners
Cede B Williams and Assneciate, Inc
Cav
Sormantius Authority
Nent
Hie
By of Works
Proliiwziry
Fernal Secophiares
SysHon
Buarel
Pablo Wark
Copsifey
Kidanr Jones
Waloy
Mair
North Anderson
Ting
Ater
Main
Nixon plan to visit border amid security buildup
The Red Cross said a shipment will provide Habitul an average of 174,000 daily doses. Austrian officials denied reports Nixon would visit the Austrian Hungarian border to see refugee routes, with guards deployed for his security. Nixon was expected to travel to a forward refager center about 12 miles from the boundary before returning to Washington.
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William P. Magers
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Pat
Anton
Rogers
Hollister
Rusia
Wisteria
Washington
United Shitisiumts
Idulin
Marshal Tiloft
International Fed Cross
Dallas
Delavade
Vitweatavie
Res Goysibie Sores
Tang
Nike
United States
Red Cross
Ansteig
Ob Wars
Nixan
Supreme Court Briefs Filed in Indiana Killer Case
Irvin Finishes Filing Supreme Court Briefs as killer Lessie Line’s final appeal moves forward. The accused, who confessed to six slayings, faced unlikely state waterage claims and was invited to the next hearing following an escape from Gilson County Jail.
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Irvin
Supreme Court
Lessie Line
Ivein
Gilson County
New Arrivals Bolo at St Johns Hospital
A garbled list of names and places appears to describe arrivals and associated details at St Johns Hospital. The text includes numerous personal names, locations such as Daleville and Watersand, and scattered references to families and individuals. The fragmentary OCR yields no clear event or outcome.
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Bolo
St John's Hospital
Ray
and Mix
Ald Miss
Abesandiva
Ariel Mes
Iadiaiskh
Crabie
McCarft
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