Herter Drives Effort if Eisenhower Sits Out
TEMPO CAPITAL NEWSMEN report a push for Christian A. Herter as a potential presidential candidate should Eisenhower not run again. Links with Mass GOP figures and the possibility of Martin joining the effort are noted amid other international moves and a Chinese anti religious campaign.
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Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
John W. Heselton
Mass
Channing L. Bete
Greenfield
Herter
Joseph W. Martin Jr
U S Soldier Freed After East Berlin Detention
U S Army said Sgt. Mike Kliman of Brooklyn was released by Soviet authorities in East Berlin after an auto accident. He had vanished with Communist police after being taken to a Soviet sector hospital in Karlshorst. Kliman, on leave from Orly Airfield, was visiting family when blamed for a drunken driving incident. He described detention as inedible food but adequate. The Army found the crash due to poor visibility and slippery roads and indicated the car would be returned if he went to police HQ.
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Army
Mike Kliman
Brooklyn
N.Y
East Berlin
Karlshorst
Kliman
U. S
U. S. Army
Orly Airfield
Paris
Brazil’s Kubitschek to Meet Eisenhower During Washington Visit
President elect Juscelino Kubitschek of Brazil said he would meet President Eisenhower during a three day visit to Washington possibly next month. He plans to leave Brazil January 4 and return 18 days later after visits to Britain West Germany France Italy and Portugal. Kubitschek is to be inaugurated January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Eisenhower
Washington
Kubitschek
Britain
West Germany
France
Italy
Portugal
Warmer Weather Predicted For Indiana Today
Cloudy and warmer conditions were forecast across Indiana including the Anderson area with a daytime high near 50 degrees. Yesterday's readings varied from 29 to 34 degrees as a mild pattern continues into Thursday with likely rain and highs in the 47 to 55 degree range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anderson
Ice Bureau
South Bend
Evansville
Commerce Department notes renewed business boom in late 1940s
The Commerce Department reports a resumed upturn in business conditions in November and early December after an October pause. Production outpaced consumption, causing some unsold inventories while nonfarm employment and weekly hours rose. Personal income also climbed, lifting wage rates and boosting overall activity.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Agriculture
Tzra Taft Benson
Eisenhower to start two week Florida vacation today
The White House announced President Eisenhower will leave Washington by plane at 7 30 a m CST for a two week vacation at Key West Florida The trip follows doctors orders for a warmer climate and mild exercise He will work on the State of the Union budget and other messages while away and will not be in Washington when Congress reconvenes The plan was announced after an unscheduled meeting with Secretary Dulles and General Twining
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Ike
Florida
Key West
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Fla
James C. Hagerty
Florida City
Truman
Congress
Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Anderson Banking Co Expands Capital and Surplus
Linfield Myers announces that Anderson Banking Co has raised capital and surplus to 1.8 million dollars. The increase from 600000 to 900000 in both capital and surplus was approved at a December 13 stockholders meeting. The bank, founded in 1890, now plans new branches including Chesterfield and Frankton with more expansions on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linfield Myers
Anderson Banking Co
Myers
Chesterfield
Frankton
Anderson
Rites Set For Crash Victims
Authorities report the investigation into a light airplane crash near Huntsville that killed two Anderson men continues. Funeral services are set for Paul Hubert Thompson 41 and Jesse Johnson Jr. 38 with detailed arrangements at local funeral homes. Thompson's service is at Waltz and Hiday with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson’s service is at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Huntsville
Anderson
Paul Hubert Thompson
Laurel St
Waltz and Hiday
George Skinner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Jesse Johnson Jr
Andover Rd
Baker Brothers
Monroe G. Schuster
Grand Jury List For January Court Term Announced
The Madison County grand jury for the January term opens next Tuesday. Jury Commissioners J W Barber and Robert Hinshaw drew the panel, with members including Leonard F Hutton and Harod A Kempher among others. The first six to qualify will form the grand jury, the rest serving as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
J. W. Barber
Robert Hinshaw
Leonard F. Hutton
Anderson
Roy T. W. Gaskins
Summitville
Allen Hasty
Darrell H. Rider
Chesterfield
Myron C. Poole
Alexandria
Harod A. Kempher
Oliver C
Taylor
Frankton
Floyd T. Hamilton
Dale Cotterman
Harold Goehring
Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Petit Jury
William P. Moroney
Clarence O. Sheward
Carl Kilburn
Lapel
Gladys Ripley
Elwood
James A. Beck
Ralph Lewis
Ned P. Short
D. E. McDermit
F. A. Swackhamer
Alfred E. Cook
Velma M. Farmer
C. A. Stahl
Katherine L. Jones
Robert E. Spies
Shirley Riggs
Pendleton
Edith M. Todd
Gladys Kemper
Russell J. Pattison
Jack L. Henricks
Robert Thomas
O. T
Robbery Attempt Ends When Gun Falls Apart
A would be robber pulled a gun on Enos Johnson near his taxicab. The gun allegedly fell apart during the confrontation, bullets spilling onto the street. The assailant was arrested moments later as Johnson looked for the bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Enos Johnson
Johnson
Poor Soul Bumbling Through Life in Classified Ad Parody
A humorous piece pokes fun at an amiable character who tries selling his own “don’t wants” without B H Classifieds and ends up wasting time and customers. It encourages readers to use Bulletin Herald Classified Ads to satisfy needs and avoid the label of a poor soul.
15 Cent Bus Fare Change In Anderson City Lines
New rates take effect today under Indiana Public Service Commission authority. Adults pay 15 cents for straight fares while students with ID pay 10 cents during school hours. Tokens are no longer accepted as fare by drivers and may be redeemed at 625 John St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson City Lines, Inc
Arthur Kimm
Indiana Public Service Commission
John St
New Year Closings Reported Across City
City businesses and government offices resume normal operations after the holiday. Local banks and agencies will close next Monday in observance of New Year. County courthouses stay open until noon Saturday. Anderson merchants report strong Christmas trade and year end events planned.
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Anderson
Anderson Newspapers Announces Annual New Year’s Baby Derby
Madison County opens its seventh New Year’s Baby Derby with sixteen local merchants offering gifts totaling 100 dollars. Parents must submit a physician signed birth statement to the Baby Editor by noon January 3.
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Anderson Newspapers
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Madison County
Anderson
Hill's Department Store
Leath’s
Lutz Furniture
Storklin
Rosenbaum’s
Paramount and
State Theatre
Marshall Jewelry Store
Banner Store
Ste
Indiana Holiday Toll 16 Shows 60 Percent Rise
The Associated Press reports 16 people died in traffic over the long Christmas weekend, a 60 percent rise from last year. A fatal bus car crash near Gary killed Andrew Farmer of Jackson Michigan, and three Detroit bus passengers were hospitalized. Two other fatalities occurred on Ind 45 near Loogootee involving Lois Kemp and William Mosier, with Kemp seriously injured. Authorities warn for the upcoming New Year’s weekend as the 78 hour period matches prior lengths.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Chicago
Detroit
Gary
Andrew Farmer
Jackson
Mich
Michigan City
Alfred Chapman
Etta Hudson
Martha Wollainger
Ind
Loogootee
Lois Kemp
Claude Kemp
Velpen High School
William Mosier
Mosier
Kemp
Kemps
Jerry
County office issues permits for 412 million
Madison County Building Inspector James A. Shartz reports 472 construction permits in 1955 totaling 4 242 750 dollars. New homes accounted for 407 permits valued at 3 709 450 dollars with activity focused in the Anderson rural area. Business permits reached 17 projects valued at 446 000 dollars including a Farm Bureau elevator near Elwood and Read Canaday Co warehouse off Raible Ave west of Anderson.
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Madison County
James A. Shartz
Anderson
Farm Bureau
Elwood
Read Canaday Company
Raible Avenue
Indiana University notes solid state business trend in 1955
The IU Bureau of Business Research reports optimistic conditions for Indiana and Anderson. Bank debits rose 37 percent year over year and 9.9 percent from October. unemployment claims fell 53.4 percent from last year. Steel mills run near capacity, employment at high levels, and retail activity strong. Farm sector lagging due to lower hog and cattle prices. Wholesale prices up about four percent over the past year, suggesting higher retail prices in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Business Research Bureau
Anderson
I.U. Bureau
Indiana
Largest Cave In World Found
Explorers announced the discovery of the world’s largest cave system near Cave City Kentucky totaling about 32 miles with possible expansion to 60 miles as mapping continues. The Floyd Collins Crystal Cave is identified as the nucleus of the system, announced to the AAAS by the National Speleological Society.
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Atlanta
Cave City
Louisville
Switzerland
American Assn
National Speleological Society
Floyd Collins Crystal Cave
New Flood Strikes Coast City Amid Martial Law
A new crest of the Feather River flood inundated half of Yuba City as 300 Army troops were sent to guard against looters. The flood flooded the town to depths up to three feet, halted search efforts for casualties, and pushed California and Oregon tolls toward 60 deaths with potential to rise. Total damages were unofficially estimated at 100 million dollars as authorities assess the ruins.
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San Francisco
Yuba City
Feather River
High Sierra
California
Oregon
Yuba
Sutter County
Sacramento Valley
Officers Named By Republican Women's Club
Mrs Fairy V Stanley Anderson city clerk for four years was re elected president of the Madison County Women s Republican Club at a Top Hat dinner meeting Also re elected were Mrs Ruth Savage first vice president Mrs E C Toner second vice president and Mrs Stella Mc Daniels treasurer Other officers include Mrs Ped Rowe recording secretary Mrs Peggy Heinaman corresponding secretary and Mrs Sid M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Top Hat
Ruth Savage
Fairy V. Stanley
Stella McDaniels
E. C. Toner
C. J. Stanley
Bertha Gray
Ped Rowe
Sid Cleveland
Herald
Anderson City
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Peggy Heinaman
Sid M
Quints End Ties With Family in Ontario
CALLANDER Ont UP Papa Oliva Dionne says his four surviving quintuplet daughters have left home. He blames intruders and outsiders who gained influence after they turned 21 last May and took control of their one million dollar fortune.
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Callander
Papa Oliva Dionne
Albert
New Arrivals In Andersen and Vicinity
Birth announcements from St. Johns Hospital list newborns for families including Prather Alexandria Bickel Couch Cross Smith Hunnicutt Crowder. Each entry notes street address and child as daughter or son in the Andersen area.
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Andersen and Vicinity
St. John's Hospital
Ralph Prather
Fletcher Sr
George Allen
Alexandria
Robert Bickel
Woodlawn Dr
Francis Couch
W. 14Th St
Iven Cross
Charles Smith
College Haven
John Hunnicutt
Mounds Rd
Fred Crowder
Jefferson St
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