Federal civil rights proposal sparks state police powers debate
Alexandria officials seek federal aid for sewer and water projects amid a national civil rights push. Mayor Wendell Yoosnaty says the city will pursue federal funds covering up to 60 percent of costs for a sewer treatment plant and trunk lines, with multiple communities listed for matching grants. Local officials warn against creating a national police role in enforcing civil rights and stress state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Washington
Caroling
Tuessday
Edward Sebeidt
Alltoca
Kenneth B. Keating
RS Snm
GOP
Keatini
Park
Enhoyer
Tye
Hadthern
Blanshard
Iokers
Ion
Enyiy Mouaé
Seale Thrutten
Wendell Yoosnaty
Tealion
Saik
Wetfold and Son Engineering
South Berd
Moxeandria
Andes
Forelhar
Inmernus
Wuosnain
Lust
Alaxan
Iria
Nmxla
Alexsine
Joleshure
Lagvarye
Moton
Morristown
Schricker In Fair Condition After Hospital Stay
The text reports that Schricker, a prominent political figure, is in fair condition at Methodist Hospital after a stroke. It notes his key roles, including leadership in the Democratic Party and his status as a former governor, with references to his long career and near-term political influence.
Irvin's Final Plea Rejected in Death Penalty Case
In a lingering case from Indiana, Irvin faces potential execution after appeals faltered. Historical notes cite the court's opinion on a 1950s murder trial tied to a chain of events across multiple states and a governor’s potential commutation.
Fire Damages Draperies After Light Bulb Incident
A Tuesday night fire at 2035 McKinley 51 caused burns to Herman Tames 19 and Mrs Misse Weight 70 as flames spread from a light bulb to draperies and an overstuffed chair in the dining room. They were treated at St John’s Hospital by Baker Brothers ambulance crew. investigators Robert Ihell and Charles Trogdlen examined the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Welock
Herman Tames
McKinley
Tutus
Janes
Misse Marie Weight
St. John's Hospital
Baker] Brothers
Robert Ilehell
Charles Trogdlen
Gre
Delce Remy Tol To Exhibit Marine Engines At Chicago Show
Delce Remy division of General Motors will headline exhibits at the 4th annual Chicago National Boat Show at the Chicago International Amphitheatre. The show, directed by Guy W. Intchies, will feature 150 boat builders, 25 hull suppliers, and 150 marine accessory firms, with Delce Remy displaying special outboard engines and cranking gear. The event aims to attract a quarter million visitors and will mark the largest marine exposition to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delce-Remny Division
Genorm Motors
Chicago
International
Guy W. Intchies
Beat Wulthers
Hank Traiter
Ihnard
Neleg- Remy Advertaing
Paul P. Peeking
Stanley V Xaminski
Antelppling
Cnvhng
America
Selteel Delca-Remy
Hassenger
Mare Vnte
Colon Aid Promises Rapid Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts a “thrifty colon” concept and branded laxative Colon Aid. It claims to moisten and stimulate the colon to induce normal bowel movements with no interference on nutrient absorption, listing exercise and a tablet form priced at two dollars for a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLonain
Drought aid vote looms as Congress weighs emergency package
President Eisenhower faces a drought relief plan backed by Massachusetts Republicans and House leaders. The proposed supplemental bill would authorize up to 1.25 billion dollars for ranchers to keep cattle alive and support long term measures in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliington
Martin
Mueslay
Hank
Eisenhower
Che
Vaien Vale
Minutin
White House
Nike
Imeasuire
Apricultite
Bern
Fy Ben Watnealian
Neleiy
Eisentower
Eisenbmarge
Truman Suffers scalp wound in fall at home
Former President Truman and Mrs Truman were involved in a fall at their Independence Missouri home. Doctors described the scalp wound as deep with bone showing while Truman planned to return to his downtown Kansas City office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harty
Trapran
Truman
Independence
Howesee
Downtason
Krad
Papa
Alexandria area school plan upheld in joint high school ruling
Judge Stewart ruled the contract to form a new joint high school for Alexandria Townships and the city is valid. The decision clears the path for the project despite pending suits claiming fraud and improper sales related to associated matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecisseley Stewart
Thes
Alexandria Schon
Monene School
Alex
Andria
Stomtec
Bay’ Mitce
Alexandria
Dalitiit
Mexandrii School
Everett Gaunt
A. H. Baumgertner
Camacetan
Salomobiles
Minance Vorgwra
Atlo Company
Diay
Aml
Stirtud
Melvin Th ‘Eneen
Bury
Aml Battery Agaist
Meceis
Plan Crime Prevention Observance Promoted by Exchange Club
A local plan for Crime Prevention Week sponsored by the Exchange Club and led by James K. Seantey highlighted a schedule of events. Activities include church services, talks by speakers from law enforcement and the Anderson Municipal Association, jail tours for students, and convocations at several schools with various officials and ministers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Seantey
Oy AW
Inver
Bir Lotlow
Sumlay
Bels
the Speker
Conamstaunet ‘Inclune
Tin Kéhey
Oscar Mollan Lr
Myras Seybert
Ralph Wilts
Philly Hamilton
W. Hovey
City Pole
Central
South Side
Ainlee High
Janes Allen
William
Amlecsan
St. Mary's
Madison Steights
Light and Light
Chule Wax Bergh
Paul Kelley’ Aid
Iabert Quing
James R. Beasley
Willam Nawkins
Gerald Huey
Charles Gaus
William Watkins
Floward Ehriart
Nev
George’ Tiartis
Obituary for Hilda Jackson and family ties in Alexandria
Hilda Jackson 44 died Tuesday after a six year illness. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Fisher and a longtime Alexandria resident. She belonged to St. Ambrose Catholic Church and had ties to Mayall and other local groups. Survived by husband Hermany, son Michael Lee, daughters Mel, Nancy Pitigrew, and Cynthia. two sisters Mrs. Bust Phillips and Mrs. Jack Howerton. four brothers Lipbert, Alexander, Kenneth, and Clinton. Body to Cornell-Brack Funeral Home in Pendleton for viewing. funeral Friday at St. Ambrose with Rev. Potthoff officiating. burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
ALL Ackson
Hilda Jackson
Alexatndria
Jackson
Wie Ham Fisher
Leg Agulliany Amie
Mayall
al Ghibots
Suevivots
Ueluda
Hermany Ove
Michael Lee
Mel
Nancy Paltigrew
Anderson
Cynthia Girat
Jam
Alexandria
Bust Puillips
Minond
Jack] Hower
Moxntdring
Lipbert
Alexandr Keitneth
Clnembad
Ohio
Alex
Andria
Cornell
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Ie Elwaad
Debris In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices and funeral details from Madison and surrounding towns list multiple deaths. Individuals include Alice Blackburn 77 of Middletown formerly Sanderson Middlelawr and John Morton Mashack 28 near Daleville, with services at local churches and cemeteries. Keeling, Warren, and others noted with burial plans and funeral homes in Anderson, Muncie, and Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alich Slackburn
Middletown
Alice Blackburn
Sanderson and Middlelawr
Monte Hospital
Hitelard Ane
Shirey
Hermie
Byrne
Whelstone Chuech
Mencidal Parte Cummlery
Anderson
Debate and proposals mix in tense state legislative scene
Lawmakers consider penalties and pay reform while debating a state office building plan. Critics urge clarity as bills aim to standardize sheriff salaries and cut fees, with Gov Handley backing the private capital funded building if financing exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Wabb
T-Arvadia
Webly
Wiailend- Henk
Dennis
Alee
Senate
Ronly
Stanly Commission
Mops
Paul Clay
Et-Indianapolis
Walter Th Maehti
D-Tegre Hautad
Handley
Iwney
County board reviews funds for state projects and zoning
The Madison County Board of Commissioners discussed funds for a country home paper attachment and signs from gravel fund allocations. The Planning Commission approved two reconfigurations and one real estate office site while delaying a zoning petition and a subdivision plan at the courthouse meeting. Ray Wood led planning discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelde
Guyl
Lewis
Anah
Madison County Planning
Anderson- Blony Creek
Bie
Frankton
Tidlana and
Michigan Flgetvic Company
Toi
Dons Wld Wallais
Anderson
Planning Commission
Ind
Anerson
Waoordsdale
Ray Wood
Obituary Notice for Local Resident
Friends are receiving at the funeral home for a burial and memorial service planned at the Albany Funeral Home. The exact name of the deceased and dates are unreadable in the fragment but indicate an obituary notice with funeral details and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Ex Official Faces Vote Fraud Charge in Knox County
Ex official Advan Necker a former voter precinct election official is indicted for election fraud tied to the 1956 primary. Becker denied charges and was returned to custody after arrest. trial set Feb 11. Miss Prey bonded at $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincinnes
UPL
Knox
Consu Stantiuey
Advan Necker
Foliar Knot Comte
Becker
Anna Prey
Decker
Knox County
Sto Ienel
Muh Williams
Miss Prey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board
Okehs Alex Federal Help Request
Alexandrta
Worties
Indianapolis
Lowiks
Anf
Widintia Stereum Pollolion
Calelio
Busird
Ely Finance Sewer and Weeatmientays
Cir Projects
Benny Knowland
Belinves
Ute Bestenhaut
Scheldt
T J Me
Jan Kimk
Wilking
RAACL
Ryan Angfol
Deludle
Nash
HP Nash
Munsow Sales, Fre
Jackson St. Sinderson
Dirroilondaye
ANC
Antircth
Sundianapolts Uf
Tiel Surface
Hhis
Tesryer
Fignees
Trdiane
Mal
St Goveyway
Irvin
Buyveria Court
Tessing
Ivansville
Cleetele
Manvel
Tevin
Son County Cipeout
Wesley Farr
Fyonnaville
Salle
Gov
Notian i. Arterbur
Vineiines
Paris
Luly
Wiel Kentucky
New Athenle
Privedon
Sible
Jide A. Wale
Spas
Norstad
Delce
Remy Tol
Inato
Sawyer
Glome
Wordnar
Eaho
Tin Hou
Iheim
Oman
Beason
Eisenlayer
Kéentais
Tiler Cirewit
Comet _ Joyte Terkter
Mary At
Ketahtsoa
Frank Doekler
Fam
Bad and Waar
Tindley and
Sharp
Leavell and Bates
Ediyard Afmbul
Warne
Wimmer
Lorporiston
Thelma MM
McDaniel
Zomplaint
Og Conlexel
Busby
Davisson
Cooper Om
Eugene R. Stoveyel
Mmos
Ronee
Stewart
Kelsey
Ren
Hetti Mobley
State of Indiana
Perris Homnell
Melvin B. Thorn
MEA
Proseculer
Suvering Court
Tally T Waener
United Insurance Company of America
John R. Walsh
Charles Cate
Kelley, Abalt
Keller Virglo Ia Snodgrass
Dave Snodgrass
Superior Court
Joan Sigler
Thobert Cugens Sicler
Diverer
Salyer and Wrothevd
Hetty Snegal
Couirt
Thay Milter
School City of
Everett Wo Gaunt
AHL
Taumgaetner
Boars of Tribes
Wayne Ty
Gosnell 'S
Monroe Senool
Taso W. Grose
Boone Township
Richard B Fishoving
Borl Wayne
House
Webb
Funk
Walter Ef. Barbair
Altornays
Njirie
Madison
Wancoclic
Daleville
John Morton
Mashack
Shiray
Aeni
Dateville
Rog. Shiney
Elm Ridge
Munpin
Noland
Keeling
Roland
J. Keelinig
Colum
William Warren
Nes
Summitville
Wheee
Wali Warrel
Daleyman
Werey
Edgood
Will
Hamilton
Methodist Church
Summilville
Atv
Titehard
Gordon Goodin
Daleial
Vintson Memorial Cemetery
Vinson
Sumattyitle
Tsaus
Columbia
Cheisliew
NoblesyiMe
Cicero
Guy
Parker
da WY
Sra
Baker Brothers Puneral
George A
Jtarvis
Maddox Puneral
Maldon
Monecie
Res
Maurice Clummer
Espital
Muncie
Muniic
Meeks
Jeff Randolpis
Earl Randalph
Ciarers McClintock
Charles BR
Ginnie McClintock
Jackson St
Fred Miday
James H. Reta
James Th Retz
Maclard
Farivaenl Mileuis
Buriat
Woods Town Cemetery
Smith
Farias
Thorias Mune
Muchalt
Batous
Michael Toe Baveus
John Faveus
D. Andonea
St. John’s Hospital
Vuesiay Eveniitt
John David Barents
Albert Iireus
Lupetor Wes
Pauline Hodsett
Puneral Plang
Fisher Bailies
Wieral Main
Lapel
Cunt Coe
Youngstown Steel
Allerigar
Alby Lett
Carlie Laboratory Tosis Pubve Bell and
Fooker
Bell-Ens
Inns
Saaas
Emetic
12Th Street
Speman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!