Plans for 1955 program outlined by EMPOGOP groups
Madison County women’s Republican officers installed at City Hall as part of a countywide plan. William E Jenner arrived by air at Taipei. Admiral Felix Stump and other U S officials met with Chiang Kai-shek aides during a Taipei airport conference. Evacuation of the Tachen Islands discussed as possible fleet aid.
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Aay
Ats Foo
U.S
America
Pacific Fleet
William E. Jenner
Peh
Formosa
Stadison County
Tachen Islands
Fairy V. Stanley
Madison County
Lincoln
Rex Byram
Lery
Felix B. Stump
City Hall
Clifford Savage
First Vice Press
Taipei
Honolulu
Gee
Benice
Brest
Chiang Kai-shek
Stump
United Stateth
Ground Hog Dinner Plans And Veteran Leader Call
The report notes a Ground Hog Dinner to draw attendees with vice president Mrs Fletcher Misner recording secretary Mrs A P McDaniel treasurer and Mrs Raymond Wirt coresponding secretary. The group planned party activities and a tea at the next meeting on Feb 22. Retired Maj Gen Claire L Chennault urged a showdown with the Chinese Communists and proposed an international volunteer air force modeled on the Flying Tigers. He said a squadron could be in operation in three months and a full wing in six, if formed.
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Fletcher Misner
A. P.mcdaniel
Raymond Wirt
Chire L. Chennault
United States
Flying Tigers
Industry Honors National Tile Company Heads
National Tile and Manufacturing Co. executives were named to major Tile Council of America committees for 1955. RH. Alexander becomes chair of the non-residential construction committee and a member of the governmental relations committee. R B. Alexander named to other council duties as well.
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National Tile and Manufacturing Co
Tile Council of America
RH. Alexander
President Proposes Health Aid to Boost Private Plans
President Eisenhower asks Congress for a broad health program to strengthen private insurance, create a federal reinsurance system, and fund new health facilities. He also calls for aid to states, more public health efforts, pollution controls, care for the mentally ill, and increased WHO contributions, framing health as a national security issue.
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Hie
Congress
America
Eisenhower
Sind
United States
World Health Organization
West Memphis
Ark
Vixon-Yates
AEC
Presient Eisenhower
Rover
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Democrats
Mpaign
Fisenhower
Inter
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
London based Texas songwriter Stuart Hamblen complained that his songs face BBC censorship due to religious content. He said listing words like God or Lord could stop airplay and left him feeling stymied as a foreigner who does not want to start a fight.
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London
Texas
Stuart Hamblen
God
BBC
British Broadcasting Corp
Warmup May Bring Rain Across Regions
Readings from the Official Weather Station show temperatures rising above freezing after several days. Expect rain and a high near 38, with a Wednesday outlook of continued rain and little temperature change across Indiana, Goshen, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and Evansville.
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Campea
Indiana
Upstate
Weather Bureau
Goshen
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Evans Ville
County Board and State Inspect County Homes
County Board of Commissioners and Indiana State Board of Health representatives inspected the County Home and the County Children's Home. Dale Flora Fred Willits Truman Swain James Foster and Cedric me of the state board participated. County Auditor Jesse Biddle reported the State Tax Board would hold hearings Friday at the courthouse on the County Council's last week action to appropriate extra funds for county agencies and salary increases.
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Tne
Magrson County Board of Commissioners
Indiana State Board of Health
Dale Flora
Fred Willits
Truman Swain
James Foster
Cedric Me
State Board
Jesse Biddle
State Tex Board
Indiana House considers laws barring Communist lobbyists
A pair of bills to ban Communists as lobbyists appeared in the Indiana House amid calls to oust a lobbyist tied to Communist links. One measure would require lobbyists to sign a Communist oath, the other affidavits asserting no Communist ties or membership in subversive groups. The move follows Rep. John J. Kirkpatrick’s demand for an investigation into Victor A. Pasche, Evansville, who denied the charge and blamed a rival union.
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Indianapolis
House
George Myers
John R. Feighner
Rma Fen
John J. Kirkpatrick
D. Fortville
Victor A. Pasche
Evansville
Kirkpatrick
Pasche
United Electrical Workers
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
John T. Gojack
Rules Committee
Interunion
Feighner
Rep
James D. Williams
Coryon
Otto Porgay
South Bend
U.S
Congressional Committee
Williams
Rules ¢ Committee
Senate
House Roads
Milwaukee Man Struck By Auto At 10th And Main
Milwaukee resident George Lemke, 58, of 3060 N 751 St, sustained lacerations to the left elbow chin and left leg with possible internal injuries after being hit by a car about 6 55 p m near Main and 6th Streets He was taken to St John's Hospital by Waltz and Hiday ambulance Police say Lemke was crossing Main from east to west when struck by car driven by Jack Lowell Carter 16 2803 Lincoln St Carter was eastbound on 10th St and turning left onto Main when the collision occurred
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George Lemke
Milwaukee
Wis
6Th
Main St
St John's Hospital
Waltz and Hiday
Lemke
Mothers March for Polio Raises Over Three Thousand
Nearly 1,000 women from all sections of the city collected 3020.22 during the annual Mothers March on Polio. Campaign officials expect continued donations in coming weeks to reach a county goal of 40,000 with major support from Delco Remy and Guide Lamp employees. The event was directed by Howard Bradshaw and Mrs Robert Alt, with county and city chairs Ralph Working Jr and Neal Renner. An annual Poli Parent Auction at Hazelwood School raised several thousands in merchandise sold.
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National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
J, Fund
Richard Reeder
Andeson
Anderson
Havino
Anual Poli
Hazelwood School
Power Contract Cease Fire Debate Votes 9-1
Washington heard Atomic Energy Commission member Murray urge cancelation of the Dixon-Yates power contract as skeptics claim it drains AEC time and stirs public opposition. Hearings opened before the joint committee on peacetime uses of atomic energy.
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Peiping
AEC
Washington
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Dixon-Yates
Len
Joint Committee
Murray
Enrollment Overcrowds City and Township Schools
Enrollment of 12,479 students strains both city and township schools with city enrollment at 9,958, including Anderson High School bulging to 2,640 pupils from a capacity of 1,600 to 1,800. Grade schools and junior high are also crowded, while new instructors join the city staff and plans to ease congestion involve adding space at Lindberg and South Side Junior High.
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Anderson High School
G. E. Ebbert
AHS
South 1 Side
Fee
Lindberg School
Anderson Two
John A. Boone
Lileth Gard
Carroll
Station Wagon Presented To Exceptional Children's School
A campaign to raise funds for an eight passenger station wagon to transport students to and from the School for Exceptional Children concluded with the vehicle delivery. Contributions totaled about 2400 dollars from Anderson organizations and individuals, including 1130 from Delco Remy Division, 500 from the Anderson Free Fair Board, and 250 from the Tri Kappa Sorority, among many others listed.
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Anderson
DelcoRemy Division
Anderson Free Fair Board
Tri Kappa Sorority
Civic Women's Club
Cornelius
Westside Woman Wounded In Monday Night Shotgun Attack
Suman Kamonus 23 was treated at St John’s Hospital for a shotgun wound to her left hand after an altercation with a 43-year-old Anderson man at 2218 Dewey St The victim’s small and ring fingers were mangled The attack occurred Monday night and police reported the details. John Convalesces: Johnson leaves Rochester for convalescence in Texas before resuming duties as Senate majority leader following kidney stone surgery at Mayo Clinic in January.
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Suman Kamonus
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Dewey St
Sels and Rowe
Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Len Tyndon Johnson
Texas
Austin
Tex
Washington
Senate
Mayo Clinic
Toll Road Plans Face Senate Attack in Indiana
An Indiana state Senate session erupted over proposals for a north-south toll road with critics charging taxpayers would fund feeder roads. Officials disclosed that public funds would cover adjacent road costs, intensifying opposition to the plan.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Detectives Probe Sunday Burglary at Madison County Lumber
Detectives continue to investigate a burglary at the Madison County Lumber Company office on 15th and Jackson Streets. Police say the building was entered by breaking a window and unlocking a door, with damage near the main office and a large quantity of tools missing from two tool boxes estimated at eight dollars.
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Madison County Lumber Company
15Th
Jackson Sts
Eagle Scout Wins God and Country Honor at Meadowbrook
Eagle Scout Terry Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Ward of 3 Dresser Dr, received Protestantism's top honor, the God and Country Award, at Meadowbrook Baptist Church. Ward, from Explorer Post 2009, was cited for yearlong study and service in Christian faith, witness, world outreach, citizenship and fellowship under Rev Phillip Philbrook.
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Terry Ward
Leo Ward
Dresser Dr
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
National Protestant Committee
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook
Ward
Christian World Oute Reach
Christian Citizenship
Christian Fellowship
Crusader
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Eugene Salee WolT E 27th St twin boys Mr and Mrs James Whittaker lexandria a boy Mr and Mrs Thomas Abel hesterfield a boy Mr and Mrs Howard Stout 24 W Fourth St a girl Mr and Mrs Roscoe Tucker a ston a boy Mr and Mrs Robert Price 41808 Rosewood Dr a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Eugene Salee
James Whittaker
Lexandria
Thomas Abel
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