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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1955

Page

28

Paratrooper Reappears Ending Weeklong Mystery

Sgt JH Horan walked into the Rustic inn on US Highway 1 exhausted and frostbitten after a five day ordeal in cold mountain country. He told deputies he survived by finding a cabin near Lachess Lake and was later transported to Larson Air Force Base for a medical checkup as the search ended with his wife Teruko and three children awaiting in Seattle.

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Gospel Trumpet Dinner Opens Christmas Holiday Plans

Gospel Trumpet Company officials and employees attend the annual Christmas dinner at Linders today at 12 30 PM with Charles F Wilson as master of ceremonies. The event marks the start of a 3 ti day holiday and features a large committee led by Kenneth Ahrendt and Sheldon W Helms coordinating arrangements and decorations. The group plans gifts to the Anderson Christian Center Indian mission and the German Gospel Trumpet work in Essen Germany including a station wagon for the latter.

Gospel Trumpet Company Linder’s Charles F. Wilson Gospel Trumpet Kenneth Ahrendt Robert Shoemaker Ida Hart Clara Hall Sheldon W. Helms Harold L. Phillips Jane McGillen R. D. Olek Eddie Downey Charles Herrington Carol Olson Arnold Higgins Shirley’ Powell Alien Hart Merle Bosworth Mary Jo Bosworth Henry Cortner Illeana Blackwell Anderson Christian Center Park Hill Okla Essen Germany Kenneth F. Hall Eunice Joiner Perry Hobbs Murrell Doty

Renew Charges On Historian

The State Department filed new charges against historian Donald Dozer after reinstating him with back pay following a Civil Service Commission order. Attorney Kenneth Wells Parkinson says the charges are now more detailed and largely the same as prior allegations of inadequate work, false statements, and disrupting good relations. Dozer’s team plans a comprehensive answer and potential appeals to the CS, and courts if needed.

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Lions Club Delivers Christmas Food Baskets

The Anderson Lions Club organized a day sharing project to deliver baskets of food and gifts to families. Arvin McHenry chaired the Lab members committee and the special events group coordinated luncheons and delivery with YMCA participation and Lions President Ralph Manger.

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Craig Hints Race Against Capehart

Indiana Governor Craig says he faces heavy pressure to oppose Senator Capehart for the next year’s senatorial nomination but remains deterred by constitutional limits and his private law return. He criticizes Capehart’s voting on the President’s program and notes Jenner has a better record. Capehart remains the lone declared candidate for now as party conventions approach. Charles Billiter Donnelly Jr. remains home ill, while New York commuters on Train 192 staged a festive Christmas gift exchange en route to work.

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Union Talks and Threats Over Railroad Strike

Negotiators for the Pennsylvania Railroad and Transport Workers Union faced a potential strike as deadlines neared. A session aimed to give both sides time to study a presidential contingency plan. The board recommended wage increases of 17 percent and 14 cents an hour, accepted by unions and employers before the nationwide rail strike deadline.

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