Egypt and UN Agree to Start Suez Canal Clearance
London reports Egypt and the United Nations agreed to begin salvage operations to clear the Suez Canal for shipping. Officials said the plan follows UN negotiations with Hammarskjold and Foreign Minister Fawzi, with U S confirmation that clearance will proceed expeditiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Kgypt
USM
United Nations
Mahmud Younis
Egypt
Clvatian
U.N
New York
Lavoiggh
Dag Hammarskjold
Mal
Moud Fawzi
Jamid
Middle al
Develomenty
Uyes
Naples
Wily
Israel
Hammarskjold
Suez
Jan
Andrew Cordier
Ham
Smarskjald
Alfred G. Kalvin
Washington
United States
Clabs
Cairo
Aveard
U.saymond A. Wheeler LL
IKE MOVES FOR INCREASE IN REFUGEE QUOTA TOTAL
The Associated Press reports calls for raising the refugee quota as part of broader New Year coverage. The piece also notes record New Year traffic tolls and Christmas fatalities, with figures from the National Safety Council predicting up to 1,000 deaths might occur over the holiday period. It cites 795 traffic deaths, 4 fire fatalities, and 124 other accidents during Christmas, plus police and military remarks on regional tensions and cease-fire compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Tealfig
U.S
Ned J. Dearborn
U.N
Maj
Guyl J. TL
Mt Burns
Lydda
Israel
Statf
Moshe Dayan
Sinai
Mt Jerusalem
Reignifier
Egypt
I Israel
Washington
Damascus
Isnai
Gaza
aIn Cait
Arab League
Sinai Desert
Suez
Canal
Middle East
Cold Strikes Southern Area Weather Hits Florida Vacations
The Associated Press reports freezing temperatures and frost warnings across Florida as citrus regions brace for potential damage. Mild readings persist in parts of the Northeast while snow flurries dot the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Cooler conditions extend from the Plains to the Mid Atlantic with scattered rain and clear, cold skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florida
Weather Bureau
Gulf Region
Gore
Horida
Billings
Monk
Sheridan
Wyo
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Appalachiians
Northeast
New England
Mississippi Valley
Mid Atlantic States
Plains
Sat
Post Office Rush Sends 4 153 194 Cards and Letters
An internal memorandum shows Anderson Post Office handled 4 153 104 letters and Christmas cards from Dec 16 to 22. If laid end to end they would reach 203.9 miles. back to back through canceling machines they would stretch 1.35 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actin
W. L. Tiplingsworth
Haskell d. Corn
Anderson
Alva
Lindsey
Pendleton
Hallingsworth
Continue Probe of 20000 Safe Burglary at Payless Market
Local police and state authorities pursued a continuing investigation into a Christmas Day $20,000 safe robbery at Payless Super Market, 291h and Main Streets. Officials said the heist appeared to involve professional shoplifters employing detailed store study and specialized tools to breach a two‑section door and access the safe within minutes. Police noted the case as the city’s largest single safe robbery in years, with investigators linking it to a broader pattern of recent robberies in the Anderson suburb and at nearby gas stations, where a total of about $232,000 was reported stolen in multiple incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payless Super Market
Main Sts
Canty Sheil
Joel L. Brosnan
Anderson
Te Aingo
Iman
Raible Ad Nebal Atas
Annual New Year's Baby Derby Rules Announced Here
The eighh annual New Year's Day Baby Derby, sponsored by Anderson Newspapers Inc and rural merchants, offers prizes totaling over 3102 to the first baby born on New Year's Day in Madison County. Parents must file birth details with the Baby Editor by noon Jan 2, including physician certificate, birth time and date, and baby’s race details. baby must be born in Madison County. An event tie will be resolved by earliest report to the office, with winner announced by Anderson Newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neré
Andersen
Share
Tesday
Norby
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Tife
Matson County
Anderson Newspapers
Enc
Frances Smith
Young Wolk
Fornihe Warehouse
Lot
Hank's
Heath's
Paramount
Slite
Jekels
Anderson Federal Savmai
Dass Fairy Farms
John
Marshal Jeweh
Rosenbach's
Western Auto
Nda
Daétor
Anderson News- Repers, Inc
Baby Contésh
Iirth
Madison County
Hungary Bank Rejected Loan for Red Government
President Nugene Black of the World Bank rejected any idea of lending money to Hungary's current government. Reports from Budapest and Washington indicate debate over the loan as the Air Force plans face budget pressures and shifts in 137 wing targets. The World Bank and U.S. defense officials clash over feasibility and strategic impact amid Eisenhower administration budget talks.
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Washington
Nugene RK
World Bank
Hungary
Black
Iendowy
Budapest
U Hun
Eisenhower
Mugay
Tir
Air Forte
Defense Department
Pyone
Congress Convenesihie International Bank
Evan Dan
Devdapawat
Ang
Block
Mader
Ue Air Force
Budget Bureau
Ar Force Smi
Wass
Ranoes Fn
Hungary and World Bank Membership Debate
The text notes Hungary is not a World Bank member and cannot borrow. It discusses postwar banks, U S leadership, and various Cold War era member statuses, including Russia and Czechoslovakia, plus debates over extending aid.
Eisenhower Presses to Raise Hungarian Refugee Quota
President Eisenhower ordered the Justice Department to take the first step toward admitting more than the 9,309 Hungarians allowed, while the White House said processing of the initial 21,500 quota is underway and will arrive in the U.S. by mid January. Nixon floated options to expand admissions from Hungary and other communist countries, and White House aides noted ongoing refugee processing and potential emergency funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Justice Department
AN Eyre Eire
White House
United ¢ States
Richard M. Nixison
Nixon
United States
Congress
America
Donald Nyroy
Northwest Airlines
Camp Kilmer
Tnes
Miune
Refugees to Start New Life in Indiana
New York reports 49 refugees bound for Indiana among 1187 Europeans aboard the U S Navy transport General Harry Taylor heading to the Midwest. The group includes Redford-Klara Voigt and others with sponsors from Indiana and various native countries such as Germany Poland and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New York
U.S. Navy
Harry Taylor
Cee
Redford
Klara Voigt
Shariored’ Amany
P. Fi.hirner
Port Waaz
Ras ‘Ifin
St. and
Teifer
Germany
Left turn aftermath near Spokane ends in injuries
A Spokane area collision left Viola Stanke injured when a car veered on a country road east of Spokane crashed into a telephone pole. State patrol notes misread signage and a missing arrow on a warning sign contributed to the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Mar Johnsson
Viola Stanke
Lost And Found Ads In Newspapers
A look at the Lost and Found service in newspapers highlights how such ads help recover items. Readers submit notices with details like items lost or found, locations, and contact information, often paid for by the advertiser if placed by a preferred deadline.
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Ter
Tla
Meridias St
Chamber of Commerce Open House Friday
The annual Chamber of Commerce open house will be held Friday from 4 to 6 pm at the chamber office in the Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association Building. Retiring officers I Keenanagan Carl Cleaver and Paul JH Newborn, and new officers A W Heekaman and Newborn, will assume duties January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Charaber
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Siand
I. Kelanagan
Carl D.cleaver
Paul
JH. Newborn
Mr. Cleaver
A. W. Heekaman
Sir. Newborn
Chamber
Floyd Stoelting
Astm
William Vermale
Sleet and Ice Reported at Local Internal Revenue Office
Fragmented OCR notes sleet and ice found at the Anderson Internal Revenue Service office. Mentions staff such as Fred Steal and Boho tee and claims forms for tax problems are available. text is garbled but indicates residents can get assistance with tax issues at the post office or local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Internal Revenue
Aanangh
Anderson
James van
Fred Steal
Internal Revenue
Boho Tee
Coffortim
Moth
van Whatte
Sorand Moor
Mielitieg
Estonian action taken to prevent uprising
STOCKHOLM UP The Soviets disbanded the Estonian Army to avert a Hungarian type uprising in the Baltic satellite August Ret said all officers were sent elsewhere in the Soviet empire and Estonian troops will replace Russian soldiers. DIES SUDDENLY Chester A. Thomas 64 prominent Republican and former Madison County clerk died at 5 am Wednesday at his home 1227 Central Ave after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Imer
August Ret
Tei
Soviet Empire
Chester A. Thomas
Madison County
Central Ave
Danger Outlined If Crackpots Had Atomic Weapons
A Harvard sociology expert warned Wednesday that criminals or crackpots could obtain atomic weapons soon. The article notes the risk and urges attention to safeguards as experts discuss potential threats from illicit access to such weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lusi
Eiremy A. Kore
Ein
Harvard University
Pleave Torq
Colaten
County Offices To Close Early For Settlement
County offices will close early to complete settlements with the county treasurer Walter Tht. All offices that collect fees will close for the day Monday. County Clerk Joseph A. Acon inson and Recorder Eugene Chuxduile report the early closing to allow processing of outstanding county fees and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Swith County
Walter
Irly
Hans
Joseph A. Aconinson
Andy
Eugene Chuxduile Aba Ani Nance
Towle
State Allocates 22.9 Million for Soil Bank Setup
The Agriculture Department announces 22.9 million dollars allotted to soil bank programs. Indiana’s share is noted, with funds available to farmers not producing cotton and to cover crops like spring wheat and winter wheat under the soil bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agce
Ealtiiter Department
Indiana
Jarvei
Taney
Devan Cine Livelieneery
New County Officials To Be Installed At Tuesday Meeting
County officials will take oath at a public ceremony Tuesday morning in Madison Circuit Court. Newly elected Republicans including Judge and county officers will assume duties on July 7, 1958, with reception for friends. The Board of Commissioners will organize with Paddock as president and Swain as vice chairman, amid a GOP slate including treasurer and county commissioners.
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Hans
Madison
Comesious
Alfles
Acm
Wavold i Smith
Clifton
Camidysioney
Fyod Hiday
Carenes
Hort
GOP
Walte Waves
John Hersherter
Noth
Ways
Hersherter
Lerman
Allort
Cleveland
Indiana General Assembly
Hiday
Padd
Lily
Truman Swain
South District
Coooiastoner
Count Hound
Guy Lewis
Ale ‘Rin
Bobh Swain
Lewis
Feaganltol
Highwax
Wat
Susie
New Arrivals at Local Hospital Mixed Names and Places
A garbled notice lists arrivals and individuals with scattered locations including Mes, Manchester, and Wells. It mentions Mr and Mrs Edwin Sealy and a few unclear phrases about a boy and ages, with several distorted place names and entities.
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Thomas
Johnny O'Neal
Johnny
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ike
Pene
Pacific
Malibu
Deli
Saga Thar
Vocal Post Office
Recuiys
Washington Il
Internal Revenue Service
Han
Hilton Dallas
Wally Falk
Fiat
Purethermore
Bhick
Weven
Rhe
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Dollies
Morc Honeless Telucss
Asj Conchoslovakia
Neda
Austria
Will Venter
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Europe
Ely Firangar
Mr. Eisenhower
Govern House
Deal
Allarvey General House
Herbert Brownell
Cross
Antivi
Hares
Teansnort
Howe
Addiliont Mungerian
Ackinr
Murray Snyder
Eggent, Hower
Whitey House
Min
Olberlis
Todilas
Walter Franklin
Kansas City
Bron Ridnand
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