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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1955
Page
5
Sgt. JH Horan walked out of the wilderness near Kachess Lake four miles from the Cas Mountain area and into the Rustic Inn on U S Highway 10. He told deputies he survived freezing temperatures by finding shelter and food in a cabin. He asked his wife be told he is okay and to expect him tomorrow.
Sheriff deputies said Horan, missing after bailing out of a C45 Sunday, found a cabin Monday morning near Rustic Inn 15 miles east of Easton Washington. He later was taken to Larson Air Force Base hospital as military authorities planned a full medical checkup.
More than 250 Gospel Trumpet Company employees and officials attend the Christmas dinner at Linder's at 2:30 PM. Charles F. Wilson hosts as master of ceremonies. The event kicks off a 34 day Christmas holiday with plans for gifts to Anderson Christian Center in Park Hill Oklahoma and German Gospel Trumpet works in Essen Germany.
Washington State Department files new charges against Donald Dozer a historian reinstated last December by the Civil Service Commission after an Oct dismissal ruling. Attorney Kenneth Wells Parkinson says the charges are more detailed but same core issues including alleged poor work and false statements and disruptive relations. Dozer will respond within 10 days and may appeal to the Civil Service Commission and courts if needed. Dozer has 12 years service in the historical documents unit.
Governor Craig voices heavy pressure to oppose Senator Capehart in Indiana GOP nominating fight. He cites voting records and factionalism while noting constitutional limit on his term. Jenner criticizes Capehart as having a stronger record on some issues. Independent readers are also told of a festive commuter train scene in New York.
In Philadelphia the potential midnight strike by 22,560 Pennsylvania Railroad nonoperating workers was postponed seven hours before the deadline after progress in talks. PRR and the Transport Workers Union agreed to reconvene January 4 with a presidential fact finding board recommending a wage rise of 10 to 14 percent for about 775,000 railroad workers nationwide.
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