TEMPO Scouts To Join Industrial Leaders Of Anderson Today
TEMPO Scouts join Madison County Eagle Scouts and local industrial leaders in Anderson for a Rotary Club sponsored Eagle Scout Day. Five scouts will speak at the YMCA luncheon about high adventure programs and community service as part of Boy Scout Week observances.
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Anderson
Boy Scouts of America
Noland C. Wright
Eagle Scouts
Madison County
Rotary Club
Wright
Boy Scouts
Kikihawen
Area Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scouting
White House
Milion
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Oday
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YMCA
Ant ‘Caine
Burglars Steal 100 Phonograph Records From Dallas Home
Mrs C F Hadsell reported a burglary in Dallas where a thief or thieves took 100 phonograph records. She told police the records’ lyrics are all in Greek and noted the Greek content as a notable detail.
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C.F. Hadsell
Local Teachers Attend Eastern Indiana Conference at Ball State
About sae teachers from Anderson Public Schools will join the third annual Eastern Indiana Teachers Conference at Ball State College in Muncie. Supt. G. E. Ebbertt will preside Saturday afternoon. 50 local teachers will take part in the program. Total attendance expected is 2,400 instructors from 40 cities. Dr. John Emens and Dr. Henry H. Hill will speak in the afternoon session. Registration begins at 10 a.m. Delegations from Anderson, Alexandria, Elwood, and other cities will be represented.
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Sae
Anderson Public Schools
Ball State College
Muncie
G. E. Ebbertt
John Emens
San Star
Henry H. Hill
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville
Catherine Everman
Pearl Cooper
Columbia
Bright Florida Meteor Seen Over South Florida
A large meteor flashed across south Florida on Monday night drawing hundreds of observers from Florida to Cuba. Pilots reported near misses as a commercial liner and another plane took evasive action. A Fort Pierce pilot and a Key West flyer both altered altitude, while motorists swerved to avoid debris. The Miami Weather Bureau said it burned out around 2000 to 3000 feet over the Everglades, about 30 to 40 miles southwest of Miami International Airport.
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Meteo
South Florida
Nassau
Fastern Air Lines
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Fort Pierce
Detroit
Key West
PTA Council and School Board Discuss Mutual Aid
The Anderson PTA Council and city School Board met at the School Administration Building during February to explore how the PTA Council can assist in operating Public schools. The panel focused on practical ways for cooperation and support.
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PTA Council
Gordon France
William Havermale
Lowell Bennett
G. E. Ebbertt
Margaret Knight
M. Fern Canterbury
Keith Stapley
Herald
Sacs Sgt
Anderson Pta Council
Bis Tess
Wilson Warns on Serious Service Problem From Personnel Loss
Wilson told a House Armed Services subcommittee that the armed forces face critical personnel losses. He urged higher pay and allowances to retain trained officers as a growing threat to U S military effectiveness. Radford and others supported the proposal amid a two-year-old Joint Chiefs memorandum listing factors harming career service. The January council meeting also discussed zoning and city issues reported on page 3.
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Enait
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Congress
Ohio
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Purdue Veterinary School Bill Passed by Indiana Senate
A three month veterinary school for Purdue University won approval in a hectic Indiana Senate session. The measure, part of a package moving to the House, drew heavy debate led by Sen. Freeman G. Yeager who argued the funds should back local schools. The vote stood 37 to 10 with two absent, as the Senate also advanced highway plans and new bills to reach a total of 975 filed this session.
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Indiana Senate
Senate
State Highway Department
Indianapolis
Calumet Area
Matey
House
Freeman G. Yeager
South Bend
Yeager
Harold W. Handley
Chicago
State General Fund
Sens
von A. Eichhorn
D-Union Dale
Robert L. Brokenburr
Rendianapolis
Brotherhood Week Dinner Plans At Parley
A Parley meeting last night at the YMCA refined plans for the Anderson Brotherhood Dinner, to be held at 6 30 p m Monday February 21 in the YMCA. Representatives from all participating groups adjusted final details for the National Brotherhood Week observance with Mayor Noland C Wright serving as honorary chairman and overall arrangements led by the committee.
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Anderson Brotherhood
YMCA
Noland C. Wright
Ennuel ‘Anderson Brotherhood
Floyd W. Stoelting
F. G. Hopes
Mayor Wright
Everett Riggs
Elmo Funk
Funk
Herald
Railway Heads Changed Here
Railway heads changes reported as New York Central names John Malony to succeed Maas as train master for Chicago area west end operations with headquarters in Kankakee. Ongoing $350000 cross street flasher light project expands with new lights planned on Locust Cedar Meridian Sherman 32nd and 23rd streets and at Madison Columbus avenues and Ind 108.
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West End
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Kankakee
John Malony
Cincinnati
Maas
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Meridian
Sherman
32Nd
Jand 23Rd Streets
Madison Land
Columbus Avenues
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Fairview
Lincoln
14Th Streets
Jackson, Main
Walnut
Noble
Jefferson
Columbus Avenue
19Th Street
Pinay Pursues French Cabinet Formation After Talks
Former premier An toine Pinay conducted exploratory talks in Paris aimed at forming a new French Cabinet. He aimed to present a ministers’ lineup and secure support from about 300 deputies before a Friday National Assembly appearance. Continued on Page 2.
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Antoine Pinay
Elysee Palace
Paris
Rene Coty
Pinay
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Pierre Ment
Des France
Warmer Weather Expected as Two Hurt in Falls
Weekend slippery sidewalks caused several injuries as two people were hurt in falls. Rosalyn Anderson, 27, of 624 Milton Ave, suffered a compound fracture of the left ankle after slipping at 5 p m near 5th and Central. The Central Indiana area forecast calls for a warming trend with highs around 38 rising to 35–40 by Wednesday and Tuesday night lows 20–30.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Rosalyn Anderson
Milton Ave
Sth
Central
U S Pilots Claim Red Attack Was Unwarned Over Sea
Sabrejet pilots said Red MIGs shot first during patrol off the North Korean coast. Capt. George F. Williams reported no warning as eight enemy jets opened fire. he described tracer hits and a smoking MIG diving toward the sea after a burst from his plane. Lt. Charles E. Salmon corroborated dramatic air combat details.
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George F. Williams
Austin
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Charles E. Salmon
Portervis
N. Y
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RBS
Williams
Local Resident Escapes Death In Crash Here
Donald Robertson 1328 W 2nd St Anderson was treated at St John’s Hospital after his eastbound car was struck by a northbound New York Central freight at FE 19th St crossing. He was not hearing the whistle and the locomotive pushed the vehicle a half block along the tracks before stopping. Robertson, a Guide Lamp employee, remained for observation with injuries not regarded as serious.
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New York Central
19Th St
Kirklin
Frankfort
Donald Robertson
2Nd St
St. John's Hospital
10Th St
Robertson
Waltz and Hiday
Robert Neal Amey
GM Employee Suggestion Totals Hit New Year Records
Report shows 2,075 ideas accepted in Delco Remy and Guide Lamp in 1954 with $13,989.28 paid locally. Across GM, 192,080 suggestions were submitted and 48,995 adopted, earning $2,467,513.80. Anderson notes company-wide plan since 1942, high volumes amid peak auto production.
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Guide
General Motor Industry
Harry W. Anderson
Detroit
Anderson
General Motors
Library Hits 10 Millionth Volume Amid Odd Collection
Congress Library reported reaching its 10 millionth book this year. The vast holdings include irreplaceable texts and a notable dime novel collection of about 20,000 volumes. Among curiosities are Kipling poems printed on dinner plates and a book bound in human skin.
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Washington
the Library
Congress
Monlay
Te Library
Rudyard Kipling
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
List of newborns in Anderson and nearby areas with birthplaces Marion General and St John s Hospital. Includes families: Kelly, Rex Sharp, Elmer Baugher, Thomas Byrd twins, Leonard Riley, James Sylvester, George Davis, Pettit. Grandmothers named Bertha Pettit and J J Carroway.
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St. John’s Hospital
Kelly Overs
Crystal St
Rex Sharp
Vineyard St
Elmer Baugher
Rt. 4
Thomas Byrd
Summitville
Leonard Riley
Pendleton
James Sylvester
George Davis
18Th St
Marion General 10Spital
W. S. Pettit
Bertha Pettit
Portsmouth
J. J. Carroway
Main St
Anderson
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