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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

7

New Cold Wave Sweeps Across Northern Plains

A new cold surge from Canada hit the northern Plains driving temps down as much as 46 degrees. Minot North Dakota fell to 5 below from 41 the day before with light snow, while Montana the Dakotas and western Minnesota saw frigid air moving southeast toward Kansas Iowa Wisconsin and Missouri by Thursday. Forecasters expect the chill to reach the Ohio Valley by Friday morning though milder than the prior week. One to two inches of snow fell in eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota as bitter air spread over the region.

Chicago Plains Canada Minot N.D Montana Dakotas Minnesota Kansas Iowa Wisconsin Missouri Ohio Valley New England South Dakota Great Lakes Washington, D.C Texas Florida

Indiana Traffic Toll Reaches 1115 by Week’s End

Indiana State Police reported the 1954 traffic death toll at 1115 as of Sunday midnight, with 35 more fatalities that week before Christmas. The figure compares with 1077 a year earlier and lags behind 1953 and 1952 totals around 1275.

Indianapolis Indiana

Soviet Parliament to Convene Joint Session in Moscow

A joint session of the Supreme Soviet two houses is set for 10 a.m. Moscow time Thursday. Observers expect reports from Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin on their Asian tour and other matters.

Moscow P Supreme Soviet Moscow Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Nikolai Bulganin

Princess Galila of Iraq Dies from Palace Fire Burns

Princess Galila of Iraq died in a hospital from burns she suffered after lighting a gas heater in her palace. She was the youngest sister of Crown Prince Abdul Hah and aunt of King Faisal II. The royal palace issued a brief death notice with few details.

Baghdad Iraq Galila Abdul Hah Faisal II

Board of Works signs paving and water storage contracts

Board of Works approved the final assessment roll for paving an alley from Noble to Walnut between 19th and Grant streets. It signed a $69,254.70 contract with Hernly Brothers of Parker Indiana for foundations of a 500000 gallon elevated water tank in North Anderson. Tentative approval was given for Park A1 improvements from 3rd Street to Grand Avenue. Department heads reported on activities.

Board of Works Noble Walnut St 19Th Grant Sts Hernly Brothers Parker, Ind Anderson 3Rd St Grand Ve Hernly

Muncie Mother Slays 15-Month-Old Baby

In Muncie Indiana Judith Ann Warren 24 confessed to strangling her 15 month old son David Warren saying she could not take care of him any longer. The child was found dead in his crib while the four year old brother slept upstairs and the husband was at work. Warren claimed she did not mean to do it.

Muncie Ind Judith Ann Warren David Warren Bobby

State GOP studies legislative ticket in Indiana

Indiana Republicans will begin a survey to shape the 1956 state legislative ticket. State Chairman Alvin Cast will poll House and Senate members with expiring terms to see who seeks reelection and identify likely replacements. Cast is confident the GOP can retain control, citing the 1954 results showing a 63-37 House edge and a 36-14 Senate margin.

Indianapolis IIP Indiana Alvin Cast GOP House Senate Cast

Global premiere planned for Helen of Troy

Producer Jack L. Warner announced the first global movie premiere will occur January 26 with Helen of Troy shown to 500000 people in 130 theatres across 56 countries in 23 languages.

New York Jack L. Warner

Silt Flood Threat at Lake Mead Grows

In Las Vegas Nevada silt washing into Lake Mead behind Hoover Dam is estimated at about 500000 tons daily. Authorities monitor the sediment buildup threatening storage and hydroelectric flow as the river corridor carries heavy sediment into the reservoir.

Las Vegas Nev Lake Mead Hoover Dam

Inmate Stabbed During Transfer in Henry County Burglary Case

An inmate starting a 2 to 5 year sentence for a Henry County burglary was stabbed on Wednesday. Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg said Woolbright helped solve the Anderson robbery after arresting him with Sarvis and a third man. Sarvis pleaded guilty. Woolbright pleaded nocent and was later freed on bail while Sarvis had already been sent to the Reformatory. State records show Sarvis had two prior Terre Haute burglaries and a federal parole violation warrant on a Dyer Act charge.

Reformatory Henry County Anderson Melvin Thornburg Woolbright Sarvis Thornburg State Department of Correction Terre Haute

Quints Parents Describe Split and Private Life Plans

Dionne and wife defend their split from the quintuplets while noting the sisters seek a normal social life. They say the girls want privacy, friends, and perhaps a little house, insisting the siblings remain closely attached despite outside influence claims.

North Bay Dionne Yvonne Montreal Star Cotta Marie Annette Cecile

Four Dionne sisters plan New Year together in Montreal

The Dionne quintuplets with two nursing trainee sisters at Notre Dame de l Esperance Hospital in Montreal aim to stay together for New Year. They worry about sending gifts home to their eight siblings while continuing welfare for their family, including aiding younger brother Victor in Toronto. The family home in Callander, Ontario, remains in their ownership as they navigate ongoing medical treatment and education aid.

Dionne Montreal Cecile Yvonne Notre Dame de l’Esperance Hospital Marie Annette Quints Canada Emilie Dionnes Callander Ont Victor Toronto

Morgan Named to Head City Police Department

Morgan, long time assistant chief under former Mayor Lester McDonald, will lead the department after being chosen for training with the FBI in 1950. A Democrat, he has a wife Martha and two sons Michael and Terry, and is among the department’s elder members. Mayor-elect Ferguson and others plan to take office Sunday at noon at city hall.

Page One Tion Morgan Lester McDonald FBI Washington Martha Morgan Michael Terry Ferguson City Hall

President asks four point nine billion for foreign aid

The president proposes a four billion nine hundred million dollar foreign aid budget for next year, higher than last year's three point two billion and greater than the three billion two hundred million Congress finally approved.

Schultz Heads Scout Lodge Leadership and Activities

Schultz leads as deputy lodge chief with Richard Stephenson Arcaddia Lonnie Young Knights town and Richard Heaton El wood among officers. W Shirell Fox continues as lodge adviser. OA members meet at the YMCA with Alley presiding announcing a Hoosier conclave in May and a national OA gathering at Indiana University in August. Schultz of Explorer Post 2081 at Alexandria Methodist Church has earned Lincoln Trails awards and joined expeditions to Mexico City Minnesota and Canada. He is the son of Mr and Mrs N H Schultz.

Richard Stephenson Arcaddia Lonnie Young Knightstown Richard Heaton Elwood Corral Zeabart Anderson Post W. Shirell Fox Anderson YMCA Old Salem Alley Mexico City Minnesota Canada N. H. Schultz

Names of officers and chairs across multiple state committees

The document lists co chairs and chairmen for many committees including industrial affairs safety new business and industry conventions finance solicitation review transportation business education aviation and more. It names Leo Magers Robert Bowlin William Schofield Roger Elpers Brooks Sefton Burton McCullough Melvin Swan Roland Maine Paul Newbern Carl Cleaver John Atkinson A. O. Barnes Virgil Tetrick Tom Kuhn Brooks Short Joseph Dye Matt Brown Scott R. Conwell and others.

Charles Humphrey Leo Magers Robert Bowlin William Schofield Roger Elpers Brooks Sefton Burton McCullough New Business Melvin Swango Roland Maine Paul Newbern Carl Cleaver John Atkinson A. O. Barnes

Local committees to appoint chairs across city groups

Fitzgerald and Robertson lead municipal facilities while Wade Free and Charles Fasone head parking. New committee chairs will be named this week for agriculture Clean Up Week roads industrial safety and fire prevention and membership welcoming groups. Anderson Chamber officers with John Meehan of the U S Chamber of Commerce discussed various program phases.

Fitzgerld Robert Robertson Wade Free Charles Fasone Anderson Chamber John Meehan U. S. Chamber of Commerce U. S

Eisenhower begins tropical retreat with golf plan and drive rename

President Eisenhower pauses at Key West for rest after heart attack recovery. He weighs an exercise routine with doctors, favors light swimming and golf putts, and seeks privacy away from the town’s nine hole course. He is accompanied by Milton S. Eisenhower and Howard McC. Snyder.

Eisenhower Gettysburg James C. Hagerty Key West Milton S. Eisenhower Penn State White House Howard McC. Snyder Edward L. Beach John Eisenhower Chamber of Commerce Chamber North Beach Drive Eisenhower Drive Truman Avenue Roosevelt Boulevard Hagerty

Eisenhower to Deliver State of the Union on Jan 5

The president will work in Washington with the State of the Union message set for January 5 as Congress convenes the following Tuesday. He is expected to be absent from the White House around January 8 while the address is read and other messages are prepared for lawmakers.

Dent White House Congress Mr. Eisenhower

TEMPO plant moves after Columbus zoning fail

Rezoning needs in Columbus Ohio were not met delaying plans for TEMPO steering gear plant. Separately Israel accuses Egypt of organizing Fedayan squads in Jordan to raid Israel while Premier Nasser admits the effort as part of a broader Arab campaign. House Government Operations launches a study on expanding or shrinking federal state programs led by Rep. Fountain.

Columbus Ohio City Israel Egypt Jordan Israel Foreign Ministry Damal Abdel Nasser HOUSE Rep. L. H. Fountain N.C Fountain

IRS orders agents to prepare 1955 tax returns on request

The Internal Revenue Service reversed course this week ordering agents to fill out 1955 income tax returns for any requester. Commissioner Harrington scrapped a plan limiting aid to certain groups and removed a restricted schedule for when help could be provided. Britain’s Comet III jet liner departed Montreal for London with a patched No. 3 engine to complete a globe-trotting voyage.

Internal Revenue Russell C. Harrington T. Coleman Andrews Harrington Britain Montreal London

DeHaviland jet journeys toward London after record tour

A four engined DeHavilland plane, after weathering a Mon treal freeze and engine trouble, is set to reach London just over six hours post departure. The craft completed a 23 600 mile tour reaching Australia returning to Britain while aviation evolves. Sears Roebuck reports a 2 percent average price rise in its spring catalog versus last year. Montgomery Ward lists mid winter sale cuts averaging 10 percent with some as high as 40 percent to move seasonal goods, not comparable to a general catalogue.

DeHaviland Montreal London Australia Sears, Roebuck and Company Montgomery Ward and Co

Defense policy to speed wartime aircraft and missile production

Quarles ordered an immediate policy to concentrate industrial resources on the most important planes and missiles. Officials say government contracts with airplane builders may be adjusted to accelerate production in an emergency to maintain the health of the aircraft industry.

Page One Quarles

Whitmans Diary Recovered Displayed After Reward

A man who lent Whitmans Diary to a library display called its recovery the finest Christmas present. Feinberg offered a 1000 dollar reward earlier but now doubts any trace will reappear. The diary covers 1852 to 1854 in Whitmans life. Police inspect the envelope and contents for fingerprints. The postmark shows St Clair Shores a Detroit suburb.

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