Bergman Reunites with Rossellini for Christmas in Rome
Ingrid Bergman returns home from London with her children and a pink foam elephant for Christmas. The reunion with estranged husband Roberto Rossellini is unsettled by ongoing divorce rumors and cautious plans for family peace during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Marcella Mariani
London
Miss Bergman
Robertino
Ingrid
Isabella
Rossellini
Sonali Das Gupta
India
Cary
Roberto
Via Brunozzi
Insurance groups seek higher Indiana auto rates
In Indianapolis, the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the National Automobile Underwriters Association filed for premium increases with the State Insurance Department. The department will not disclose proposed increase sizes until after February approval, citing higher auto parts costs and rising court-awarded damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
State Insurance Department
Mrs. Clara E. Clark Dies In Wisconsin Rites On Thursday
Clara E. Clark 89 longtime Pendleton resident died at Lake Geneva Wisconsin hospital. She widow of Charles A. Clark and leaves five daughters Mabelle Riggs Katie Ford Eleanor Jacobs Agnes McClintock Eva Blue, a son Walter Clark and two grandchildren. Funeral in Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev L Wayne Eller and Dr T R White officiating, burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Clara E. Clark
Lakeland Hospital
Elkhorn
Wisc
Clark
Charles A. Clark
Wisconsin
Mabelle Riggs
Katie Ford
Eleanor Jacobs
Agnes McClintock
Anderson
Eva Blue
Lake Geneva
Walter Clark
Deland
Fla
Order of Eastern Star
OES Lodge
Madison County
Cornell Bright
L. Wayne Eller
Red Key
T. R. White
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Sheriff Fears Foul Play In Advertising Man Disappearance
In Rockport, Spencer County Sheriff Warren Shourds suspects foul play in the disappearance of advertising executive Frank Swallow, 28. His late-model station wagon with a bullet hole was found abandoned in suburban St. Louis. mud on the car and no sign of Swallow, last heard from Monday night in Marion. The FBI says it will not join unless abduction or interstate auto transport evidence appears.
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Rockport
Spencer County
Warren Shourds
Frank Swallw
St. Louis
Swallow
Marion
N. St. Louis
FBI
Indianapolis
Rockefeller grant boosts Ecuador agronomy veterinary faculties
Quito based Central University has been awarded a 300000 Rockefeller Foundation grant to strengthen and enlarge its agronomy and veterinary science faculties. The university trains 450 students with a faculty of 40 instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Central University
Primatine asthma formula marketed as nonprescription remedy
An advertisement claims Primatine tablets, an eight-medication asthma formula, stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief without prescription. It promotes safety, night sleep relief, and a money back guarantee for 98 cents at drugstores. Sponsored by Whiteball Pharmaceutical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Whiteball Poarmace Company
Christmas Weather To Be Fair and Mild All Regions
The Weather Bureau forecast fair and mild weather over nearly all the nation for Christmas Day. Limited white Christmas expected in northern Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and high eastern mountains. Record warmth last week cleared snow in the northeast with no new snowfall projected. Scattered showers likely in Missouri Kentucky Tennessee and Oklahoma with snow flurries in northern Rockies northern Minnesota Utah and Upper Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Midwest
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Rockies
Utah
Upper
Chevrolet Leads U.S. Car Output At Six Million Mark
Detroit reports the auto industry built over six million passenger cars this year with Chevrolet now ahead of Ford in production for 1957. Industry output reached 6,005,655 cars and 1,057,051 trucks through last week, compared with 5,702,027 cars and 1,089,732 trucks in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet
Ford
Eisenhower Urges Nation to Sweat and Build Peace
President Eisenhower called on Americans to toil and sacrifice for world peace in a speech prepared for the national Christmas tree lighting ceremony. He urged courage patience and charity as universal countersigns to bridge differences and translate good intentions into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Washington Monument
Churchill Oils Arrive for Exhibitions in US and Canada
A collection of 35 Churchill oil paintings arrived Monday for exhibitions in the United States and Canada. The works span landscapes seas capes still lifes and interior house scenes valued at about 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Otls
New York
Winston Churchill
Canada
Fifth Messenger Roles Listed for Ceremony Cast
The listing names Marian Villars as senior custodian, Jean Aiman as junior custodian, Peggy Alford as inner guard, Doris Green as outer guard, Judy Alley as soloists, Sharon Morris and Cue Ling Loy as flagbearers, Miriam Wise hart as flag escorts, Annalee Perkins and Cynthia Moreland as escorts, Marjorie Toppe as choir director, Diane Trout, Carol Jones and Patty Flowers on preparation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Villars
Jean Aiman
Peggy Alford
Doris Green
Judy Alley
Sharon Morris
Cue Ling Loy
Miriam Wisehart
Annalee Perkins
Cynthia Moreland
Marjorie Toppe
Diane Trout
Carol Jones
Patty Flowers
Bridge on the River Kwai Tops National Board of Review list
The Bridge on the River Kwai led the National Board of Review 37th annual ratings as the top film. David Lean earned best director, Alec Guinness was named best actor, and Sessue Hayakawa won best supporting actor for their roles in the movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
Board
David Lean
Alec Guiness
Sessue Hayakawa
British Reach Polar Point Of No Return
A 12 man British expedition reached the point of no return in Antarctica and paused briefly to rest before a 500 mile crossing over uncharted ice. Dr. Vivian Fuchs, leader, said he reached the jump-off site and would rest two or three days while tractors were overhauled. Sir Edmund Hillary leads a New Zealand team from Scott Base aiming to meet at the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vivian Fuchs
Sir Edmund Hillard
New Zealand
Mt. Everest
Scott Base
Fuchs
Indiana road toll climbs to 1111 after weekend deaths
Indiana's 1957 traffic death toll rose to 1,111 Monday after a belated Sunday accident report. Seven Hoosiers died in other states, with Raymond Jackson, 20, of Knox, killed on U S 35 while speeding from a chase. Police warn motorists to drive carefully during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Law Bans Saving More Than Fifty Six Thousand Toll Rates
INDIANAPOLIS UP The Indiana Toll Road Commission cannot save more than 56 000 in insurance rates for toll road buildings by law. The commission awarded a three year policy to American Surety Co for 14 million dollars at 138 000. Centennial Insurance Co offered 81 500. Governor Handley and State Insurance Commissioner Palmer said rates by the Indiana Rating Bureau blocked the lower bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Toll Road Commission
American Surety Co
New York
Centennial Insurance Co
Handley
Alden Palmer
Indiana Rating Bureau
Landlord Rights in Verifying Tenant Sewer Payments
In the continuedAlex Charges column the court outlines that landlords may inspect city records to verify tenants have paid their sewage charges. The ruling specifies the sewer payment verification remains with the landlord under city procedures.
Private sewer taps require permit and state standards
The text explains tapping rules for properties not within the prescribed distance. Property owners must obtain a private sewer system permit meeting state health department specs. Connections incur a charge of $1.50 per front foot with a $150 maximum.
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State Health Department
County Board Approves Bills Amid Bond Debate and Repairs
The county board, split along party lines, approved Burton's $3000 claim for legal services while paving the proposed bond issue for bidding without detailing post defeat expenditures. Regular County Attorney salary is $3600 yearly, duties include legal advice and litigation handling for county officials. Contracts for highway equipment parts and service were approved, and bridge projects at Sly Fork and Stony Creek resumed after steel and beam deliveries. County Highway supervisor reports repairs to a Green Township bridge after a crane incident.
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G. Lester McDonald
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Burton
Swain
Lewis
Paddock
Democrat Central Committee
Stover Construction Company
Board Steel
Sly Fork
E. 38Th St
Stony Creek
Hamilton
Lester Sigler
Board Highway Department
Green Township
President Reports Paris Talks Warn of Soviet Threats
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles spoke from the White House detailing the Paris NATO summit and a NATO plan for high level talks. They urged sacrifices by Western powers to counter Soviet threats while stressing the need for genuine Soviet intent and cooperation for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Dulles
U.N. Assembly
NATO
Paris
White House
America
Kremlin
State Dulles
Garbage Cans Contract and City Improvements Approved
The city moved to standardize waste pickup with a 17 000 dollar contract, detailing weight limits and placement rules for containers and noting a possible annexation payment per additional dwelling unit. The board also approved a sanitary tie in, vacated Fulton Street, and awarded a 1958 bid for large electric lamps to Peerless Electric Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Madison County
Annexation Case Seeks Township Area Exemption
The Anderson City Council passed the annexation ordinance on June 18 after a third reading. The township group filed an appeal on July 25, contending that all areas except incorporated ones cannot be annexed without a special vote of residents.
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Anderson
Christmas Day Program Bridges Joy and Forecasts
The Mt. Hope Methodist Church hosted a Christmas program led by Rev. Robert Springer with colors, True Tones, and the Norm Kinser Saddle Pals. Children received bicycles dolls and toys via Alfred Thompson and John Cooper. Weather officials predicted mild Christmas weather but flood threats persisted across Indiana with Wabash and White rivers advancing, though a rainless day slowed floods.
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Santa Claus
Robert Springer
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
True Tones
Norm Kinser
Jim Kemper
Alfred Thompson
W. 18Th St
John Cooper
Walton St
Local Residents Listed for Notices
Residents named include St. John Welsh at 1645 W 8th St and Mrs. Letha Brogdon 204 E 8th Mrs. Virginia Stottlemyer 3507 Sloan Ave Mrs. Myrtle Bright 2618 Meridian St Mrs. Nellie Carr Rt G and Mrs. Harriett Steiner 1615 Jackson St with nearby addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Welsh
Letha Brogdon
Virginia Stottlemyer
Sloan Ave
Myrtle Bright
Meridian St
Nellie Carr
Harriett Steiner
Jackson St
Clarence R. Cox Dies at 59 in Alexandria
Clarence R. Cox of Alexandria aged 59 died at 5 35 p m Monday in Bradford Nursing Home. A native of the city he worked as a glass worker and last with Pierce Governor Corporation at Anderson. He married Anna Deuchateau in 1920 in Anderson and was a member of St Marys Catholic Church and the Eagles Lodge. Survived by his widow Anna. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Clarence R. Cox
Lincoln Ave
Bradford
Pierce Governor Corporation
Anderson
Richard
Mary Frances Cox
Anna Deuchateau
Pilgrims Amid Tense Quiet Near Bethlehem Hilltop
Pilgrims walk past the Judean hills with the Israel frontier three miles away. Arabs and Israelis confront each other over barbed wire as visitors travel from Jerusalem to Bethlehem, amid visible war scar memories and scarce signs of conflict.
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Holy Land
Shepherds Field
Israel Frontier
Jordan Territory
Judean Hills
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Bethlehem Inn Empty as Joseph Seeks Shelter
Luke witnesses a crowded Jerusalem inn where no room is available for Mary and Joseph as they travel to Bethlehem. The scene contrasts bustling life with the impending birth, while Luke recalls their weary journey from Nazareth via Jericho and Bethany to the city of David.
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Luke
Jericho
Bethany
Jerusalem
Rachel’s Tomb
Bethlehem
Ephrath
Joseph
Joseph and
Mary
Corn Glue Used Washington Stamps Backed by Cassava and Corn
A historical note explains that American postage stamps are backed with a glue mixture made from cassava and corn. The detail highlights the materials used in stamp production and the reliance on agricultural sources for adhesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson Obituaries: George Chambers and others
George Chambers age 50 former Anderson resident died in Flint Michigan after a three year illness. He moved from Anderson 18 years ago and worked at American Wire and Steel Co. Survived by three sons five brothers and five sisters. Body at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with services by Rev J R Seybold. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Also Fred E Stark 74 died at St Johns Hospital after a year illness. Services at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with Rev Irvin Johnson and Rev George A Harris. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Lillian M Belles 68 died at St Johns Hospital after four months in Anderson. Survived by four sons two daughters and husband William Belles. Funeral arrangements pending Bakers Brothers Funeral Home.
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George Chambers
Anderson
Flint
Mich
Mr. Chambers
Dugger
American Wire and Steel Co
Jack
Freddie
Gordon Chambers
Cecil Chambers
Havre
Mont
Carl Chambers
Phoenix
Ariz
Clayton
Robert
Merle
Cleo Bays
Gladys Haynes
Eva Haynes
Hazel Beasley
Helen Rodgers
Brown and Butz
J. R. Seybold
Free Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fred E. Stark
Madison Ave
Waltz and Hiday
Irvin Johnson
Calvary Baptist Church
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Stark
St. John’s Hospital
Lillian M. Belles
Lillian B. Belles
William R. Belles
Central Ave
Belles
Olds Forge
Faith Baptist Church
Binghamton
N. Y
Allen Belles
Donnald Belles
Mills City
Karl Belles
Lacyville
William Belles
Norma Armfield
Norfolk
Merle Beles
Rome
N.Y
Bakers Brothers Funeral
Former Anderson Resident Dies in Detroit
Nicholas J. Blake 64, born October 6, 1893, longtime Anderson native, died suddenly in Detroit where he lived the past years. A tool designer by trade, he belonged to Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 77 F and A.M. Funeral services and Masonic rites will be held in Detroit.
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Nicholas J. Blake
Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Blake
Mt. Moriah
Frazier Funeral Home
W. Grand Blvd
George Snyder Rites Thursday in Hope
Perkinsville mourns George Snyder 84 of Hope father of Harold Snyder Perkinsville and Warren Snyder Anderson died Monday in a Columbus nursing home. Member of Hope Methodist Church active in politics. Survived by widow Nona four sons two daughters and nine grandchildren. Service 1 30 p m Thursday Norman Mortuary Hope burial in Hope.
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Perkinsville
George Snyder
Hope
Harold Snyder
Warren Snyder
Anderson
Columbus
Snyder
Methodist Church At
Nona
Harold
Warren
Floyd
Steer
Ill
Leonard
Booneville
Martha Smiddie
Cheyenne
Wye
Claude Miller
Norman Mortuary
Buria
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
John D. Cornelius, 88, of Noblesville Rt. 3, died Monday in Sunderman Nursing Home Cicero. Born September 27, 1869 in Lewisburg Missouri, he was a farmer and member of Refuge Christian Church and Clarksville Lodge Scottish Rite. Survived by one daughter, one brother, four grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Noblesville. Burial in Crownland Cemetery.
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Noblesville
John D. Cornelius
Rt. 3
Sunderman Nursing Home
Cicero
Lewisburg
Eugene Cornelius
Cornelius
Refuge Christian Church
Clarksville Lodge
Jake Tescher
Tom
Obituary notices from Wilkinson and Daleville
Wilkinson Gilbert M. Casey 55 of near Kennard died Sunday in Henry County Hospital New Castle. Survived by wife Mary Pierson Casey daughter Phyres Lee Baker son Glenister Casey four grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson. Burial Glen Grove Cemetery Knightstown. Edward B. Walker 80 former resident of Anderson died Sunday at son Albert’s Daleville home. Retired farmer, lived in Clearwater Fla ten years. Survived by three daughters three sons two sisters one brother fifteen grandchildren eleven great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville. Burial McCray Cemetery Wilkinson.
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Wilkinson
Gilbert M. Casey
Kennard
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Charles
Mary Pierson Casey
ASC
Mary
Phyres Lee Baker
Rt. 2
Middletown
Glenister Casey
Rt. 1
Condo and Son
A. F. Byrne
Glen Grove
Knightstown
Daleville
Edward B. Walker
Anderson
Albert
Clearwater
Fla
Hancock County
Jack) Walker
Vera M. Meuttman
Cincinnati
Vesta Stanley
Jane Shoemaker
Chesterfield
Horace
Russell
Atlanta
Kenneth
Fannie Finney
Charlottesville
Louella Morris
Greenfield
Oren
Polhemus and
Shirey
Funeral
Arlie Stohler
McCray Cemetery
Services for William P. Ware 83 in Shirley
William P. Ware 83 of Shirley died Saturday in Henry County Hospital New Castle. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Shirley Methodist Church with Reverends Verl Libby and Paul Crumbauer. Burial in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson. Body at Condo and Son Home Wilkinson. friends receive at daughter Mrs. Mary Jessup’s Shirley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
William*p. Ware
Shirley
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Shirley Methodist Church
Verl Libby
Paul Crumbauer
McCray
Mary Jessup
Condo and Son
Cash reserves hit record 233 billion in U S households
A recent study reports total consumer cash resources at 233 billion dollars, averaging about 5 550 dollars per family, highlighting a national liquidity decline or rise depending on context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Quito College
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International Order of Job's Daughters
Pendleton Masonic Temple
Candy Moreland
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Terry Smith
Linda McLary
Lynda Miller
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Pam Wellens
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Florence Clore
Lydia Watkins
William Martin
Lafayette
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Ireland
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Evans, Godby and Trout
Frank Albert
Crownland Cemetery
Gilbert M Casey
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