St Johns Hospital Expansion Plans Face Costs and Delays
The Anderson Herald notes that cost of acquiring adjacent land and layout of the current site make expansion impractical. A second hospital will be needed later. delaying beyond 1960 would hinder alignment with St Johns size and services and could raise capital expenses if construction costs continue rising.
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St. John’s Hospital
The
Anderson Herald
St. John's Hospital
St. John's
St. John’s
Weir
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
O'Brien Speaks at Exchange Club During Crime Prevention Week
Hugh P. O'Brian, chairman of the State Board of Correction, will address the noon YMCA luncheon of the Anderson Exchange Club as part of National Crime Prevention Week. State and local law enforcement officials, city leaders, educators, and PTA members are among those invited to attend.
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State Board of Correction
YMCA
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Ralph & Ferguson
Robert Morgan
Nick Marin
Sid M. Cleveland
Commerce
Frank
Zoil
O'Brian
Ralph Tahash
Indiana Reformatory
Exchange Club
Myron Seybert
Mr. Tahash
V. C. Hilligoss
Russell Baker
Floyd Dunn
Pierce Governor Unit Projects Growth Amid Backlog Doubling
The governor plant operates at normal capacity while orders backlog has doubled in 90 days. First quarter output will exceed last year's similar period, with a strong second quarter booked. The Aircraft Division moves from pre production to regular production on Falcon missile hydraulic power supply and J-79 flow divider, aided by Pierce family acquisitions. The new director lauds skilled staff and labor relations, noting hundreds of years of combined experience among employees.
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Brotherhood program details and committee lineup listed
The text lists multiple committee roles including Mrs Sheldon Helms and Mrs C W Hatch for the program with Floyd Stoelting as chairman and Frank Allis in Finance plus Frank Zoll and Mrs C H Spiegel for radio. George Pancol and Sophocles Pancol appear on public address and hostess duties with Mrs John Rehm chairing race relations and William B Harper and Ronda Connoway noted. Tickets and reservations are handled by Mr Stoelting and Mrs Toppes.
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Sestructer
Sheldon Helms
C. W. Hatch
Floyd Stoelting
Frank Allis
Frank Zoll
C. H. Spiegel
Seorge Pancol
Sophocles Pancol
John Rehm
Ronda Connoway
Mr. Stoelting
Toppes
Russia objects to balloons amid UN tension
The United States defends meteorological balloons as a learning tool, noting they cross no Soviet territory and that Moscow's protests stem from a misreading of facts. Lodge submitted a note to the UN secretary general in reply to protests from Albania, Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia.
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United Nations
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Dag Hammarskjold
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Lodge
John Foster Dulles
Hallie Stressel 61 dies. active Eagles Auxiliary leader
Mrs Hallie Stressel 61 wife of Clarence Stressel 306 East Fifth Street died Sunday at 5 p m in St Johns Hospital where she had been a patient since last Tuesday She was state secretary of the Praternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary and an honorary past matron of the local organization She had been active in the Anderson Eagles Auxiliary for 27 years The body was taken to Laker Brothers Funeral Home services set Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the funeral home by Dr W H Bransford pastor of First Methodist Church Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Surviving are the husband two daughters Mrs Hermena Garretson Anderson and Mrs Adeline Wishon Houston Tx four grandchildren a sister Mrs Lar Joana McCorkle Indianapolis and a brother Joseph Wigner Colorado City Tx
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Clarence H. Stressel
E. 5Th St
St. John's Hospital
Praternal Order of Eagles
Anderson Eagles
Laker Brothers Funeral Home
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park ‘Cemetery
Hermena Garretson
Anderson
Adeline Wishon
Houston
Tex
Lar
Joana McCorkle
Indianapolis
Joseph Wigner
Colorado City
Lather Lynam
Mr. Lynam
Kentucky
Madison County
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Omer Smith Williams
7Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Williams
Pans
Wells and Rowe
East Maplewood
H. L. Lanahan
First
EUB
Wil
John Wesley Barnes
Sanders
Mary Cochran
6Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
McHugh
Hymera
Stevens Cemetery
Lewis
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Barnes
Shelburn
Elizabeth
Cockrap
Wayne Barnes
Rachel Stout
Omar Barnes
William Barnes
Jasonville
Franco orders civil rights suspension after Madrid riots
The Spanish Ministry of Education reported the dean of Madrid's law faculty Manuel Torres Lopez was dismissed amid student riots. Seven arresteds were said to face exile as the government invoked rigorous measures, including civil rights suspensions, after Franco signed the decree following a cabinet session.
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University of Madrid
Manuel Torres Lopez
Francisco Franco
Spain
Weather Update On Indiana Snow Melt After Weekend Storm
Occasional readings near 43 and 10.50 degrees after Tuesday night lows of 25 to 35 degrees. Much of the 12 inch snow that fell in northern Indiana late Saturday and early Sunday melted yesterday. State Highway Department reports all main roads clear with some secondary roads still blocked.
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State Highway Department
Chamber committees to plan Spring Membership dinner
A list of Chamber Civic Gwinnup and dozens of members outlines four committees meeting this week. The Public Relations group led by Gordon Odell and William Mitchell meets at noon tomorrow at the YMCA with Lowell Thomas as speaker for the April 4 Spring Membership dinner. The Industrial Affairs group convenes at 5 30 p m Wednesday with William Schofield and Roger Elpers in charge. Roads Committee organization meeting, chaired by Fred G Yelton and Linfield Myers as vice chairman, is set for Wednesday. Transportation Committee meets at noon Friday at the Anderson Country Club with Virgil Tetrick and Tom Kuhn in charge.
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Gwinnup
Willian
J. Hammons
Arthur B. Henning
William Highsmith
Earl T. Hoover
K. G. Horton
William C. Kaufman
R. L. Kessler
John A. Kuntz
Frank M. Lucas
L. J. Madden
Ralph Manger
Martin A. Milling
Linfield Myers
Paul H. Newhern
Clyde B. Norbury
Lindsey Roberts
William E. Schofield
Gerald E. Skinner
Omer L
William Schofield
Roger Elpers
Roads Committee
Fred G. Yelton
Transportation Committee
Anderson Country Club
Virgil Tetrick
Tom Kuhn
Adlai Escapes Rough Night High in the Canyon
Adlai Stevenson recounts surviving several scares after an escape from a party and a dash to a lodge. He describes past crashes including a helicopter in the Malayan jungle and a Snow-Cat rollover at 11 243 foot peak, noting the fall occurred around 7 000 feet.
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Stevenson
Jodge
Russia warns against Western troops in Middle East without UN consent
The Soviet foreign ministry released a five page statement insisting on Moscow’s role in Middle East affairs and denouncing Western plans for military action without consent of regional states and the UN. It criticized the Eisenhower Eden declaration as unilateral and a threat to regional peace and sovereignty.
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U.N. Security Council
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Russia
Foreign Ministry
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Eden
Washington
U.N
Mrs Valorus L. Crouse obituary in Anderson
Mrs Valorus Lavon Crouse wife of Leo Crouse died Sunday at 10:15 am in St John’s Hospital after six months illness. Funeral at Central Christian Church Wednesday 10 am Rev Monroe G. Schuster officiating. Interment Vinson Cemetery Summitville. Pallbearers listed. Surviving: Leo husband four children Mrs Day Summitville siblings and mother. Graveside later today at Memorial Park.
Eisenhower to Vacation at Thomasville Plantation
White House secretary James Hagerty said President Eisenhower will depart by plane Wednesday for about a week at Humphrey’s Thomasville Georgia plantation. Doctors may allow quail hunting and some golf practice. He intends to announce a second term decision at a news conference after deciding, but no press conference is planned this week due to the trip.
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James C. Hagerty
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Thomasville
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Georgia
Distribu tors opportunity ad seeking local area distributors
Distribution pitch offers big income from home or full time work through a national network. Requires 1485 investment in merchandise and follows a so called success pattern with part time effort. Duties include supplying and servicing a chain of retail outlets in busy centers with weekly restocking and replacements.
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Commissioners to discuss 1956 county highway program
The Board of Commissioners led by President Fred Willits opens at 9 a.m. and will hear bids on two new trucks while outlining plans for the 1956 county highway program. Members include Truman Swain and Guy Lewis.
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Board of Commissioners
Fred Willits
Truman Swain
Guy Lewis
Court Upholds 30 Decision By New Orleans Circuit
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans affirmed a ruling by U S District Judge Hobart Grooms in Birmingham. The decision confirms the lower court action in the case involving the party or person identified in the record.
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New Orleans
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Hobart Grooms
Birmingham
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