Hospital Committee Meeting in London Talks Hospital Expansion
European flu fears ease as cold grips Europe but officials plan a hospital expansion push in Milwaukee. A meeting tonight at the YMCA features Dr Gordon Wilder and A Douglas Kincaid to review Hamilton Associates recommendations and a proposed 2 million dollar hospital building program with local officials present.
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YMCA
Anderson Hospital Development Committee
Gordonb. Wilder
Hamilton Associates, Inc
Minneapoliis
A. Douglas Kincaid
Milwaukee
Lima Troops Seize Town in Northern Peru
The Peruvian government announced the capture of Requena, a 6,000 resident town about 190 miles from Iquitos, seized from jungle rebels. Loyalist planes dropped leaflets near Iquitos as civilians were urged to stay away from military targets. A second item notes Indiana heart disease led deaths in 1955 with over 15,000 fatalities from heart and circulatory diseases.
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Lima
Peru
Requena
Iquitos
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Heart Foundation
T.A. Kleckner
Brazil Rebels Hold Four Towns in Northern Brazil
Brazilian Air Force rebels maintain control of Santarem Belterra Itatuiba and Jacareacanga in Para State with airstrips. Paratroop offensives delayed by confused orders and government indecision. Maj Harold Veloso commands Santarem forces and previously took a twin engine Beechcraft to Jacareacanga in protest.
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Rio DE Janetro
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Belem
Air Ministry
Amazon River
Santarem
Belterra
Itatuiba
Jacareacanga
Para State
Harold Veloso
Ini
Rio
Veloso
Eden Wins Austerity Program Support In Commons Vote
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden secured 325 to 259 party line backing in the House of Commons for an emergency austerity plan. The opposition Socialists failed to unseat him with a no confidence motion tied to new belt tightening on credit and food subsidies aimed at curbing inflation and boosting exports. Noumea in New Caledonia reports record nickel output this year.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
Boy 11 Admits Opening Switch Causing Rail Wreck
An 11 year old boy admitted he stepped on and opened a switch on a Pennsylvania Railroad line en route home from a grocery Feb 7. The open switch caused a Chicago to Cincinnati train to derail at a coal car, trucks, and a storage building in KOKOMO Indiana. Twelve people were injured but none seriously.
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Kokomo
Ind
Chicago
Cincinnati
Auto Tax Plan Faces Critics From Auto Club
The American Automobile Association attacked a Democratic tax proposal to fund a vast interstate highway system. It urged Ways and Means to shift burden to truck operators, proposing higher fuel and excise taxes, plus new levies on retread rubber and related components.
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Waoringion
American Automobile Assn
House
Ways and Means
Grimes Named To Firemen Pension Board
Submarine volcano activity announced as Grimes, city fire department official and former Pacific northwest assistant, is appointed secretary of the Firemen's Pension Board as a new island forms above the surface.
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Oe Grimes
Robert Grimes
The
Pacific
Honolua
Firemen’s Pension Board
Butler accuses Eisenhower of partisan agency appointees
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler charged the Eisenhower administration with using independent regulatory agencies to push partisan ends. He cited the FCC and NLRB as examples of appointments favoring Republicans, saying Democrats were not reappointed and that fair procedure and bipartisanship have been undermined.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Federal Communications Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Butler
Parti J
Republican Party
Prosecutor Elections Banned in Indiana for 1956
Indiana cannot elect county prosecuting attorneys in 1956 per Attorney General Edwin Steers. The ruling covers Pike and Monroe counties where special elections would not be held. terms of appointees set by Governor Craig in 1954 and 1955 would extend under a 1952 constitutional amendment.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Edwin Steers
Pike
Monroe
Craig
George Hornbrook
Fred Weaver
Len Bunger, Jr
James Ferguson
Steers
State Election Board
Four Teen-Agers Admit Burglaries Across Evansville
Four teenage suspects confessed to a series of 400 break ins in Evansville Indiana. They described staging burglaries at an abandoned state bought house and throwing a two hour party at a west side supermarket. They loaded a shopping cart with beer wine food and cash from registers and wheeled it five blocks to a hidden site. Lt. Robert Gander said a Juvenile Court waiver would be sought.
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Evansville
Ind
West Side
Robert Gander
Twins Charged in Cub Scout Murder Near Wheeling Island
Tommy and Joseph Williams fourteen year old twins were indicted for first degree murder in the death of Cub Scout David Powell found beaten with a two by four and stabbed near their Wheeling Island home. Prosecutors cite possible death penalty and motive of robbery.
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Wheeling
W.va
Tommy
Joseph Williams
David Powell
Wheeling Island
Ithe Williams
Williams Twins
Addison
Ohio
Joseph A. Gompers
Young Powell
Teenagers Held In North Side Sandwich Shop Attack
Chicago police seized seven teens linked to a gang after an attack in a North Side sandwich shop left two men stabbed. William Janusch 19 admitted stabbing. Walter Mueller 21 and Roland Wood 20 used a switchblade but claimed self defense.
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Chicago
North Side
William Janusch
University of Illinois
Walter Mueller
Roland Wood
Muller
Wood
Janusch
Roy
Anderson Obituaries and Local Notices Scene
Miss Eliza Woods 90 of 715 E 23th St died about 5:30 last evening at Sanders Nursing Home after a lingering illness. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. at Albright Funeral Home with Rev. George A. Harris. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named. Mrs Daisy Dean Reed 86 of 1609 Euclid Dr died at home Tuesday 11:30 a.m. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Bazuma Knights Town or Nuckols Carmichael Funeral Home with Rev. W. H. Bransford officiating. Burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Surviving daughter Hazel Reed and daughter-in-law Virgil Stiffler. multiple siblings and grandchildren. The text also references Mrs James Ryan and Mrs Merle Gustin among others.
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Eliza Woods
E. 23Th St
Sanders Nursing Home
Ianlada
Nowhear
Albright Funeral Home
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Bryce Thornberg
Anderson
James Ryan
Ruby McDaniel
Merle Gustin
Knightstown
Monte
James H. Ryan
Daisy Dean Reed
Euclid Dr
W. H. Bransford
Mechanicsburg
Hazel Reed
Virgil Stiffler
Rochester
Mich
Charles Lewis
Harlan Lewis
C. A. Lewis
Aurora
Flossié McIlvain
Kennard
Gladys Titus
Markleville
Adlett Ruddell
Park Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Nuckols and Carmichael
East Maplewood Cemetery
Archie R. Brewer
Archie Ray Brewer
Harold E. Rozelle
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Fill Local Pages
A long obituary and funeral notices column lists the deaths of Anna Krueger, Adlett Ruddell, Ida May Louden Back, William Neal, Rosa Lang Stinson, Lucena Byrum, Roy Bond, and others. Details include ages, addresses, survivors, and funeral home arrangements with service times and burial places. Additional items mention Archie Brewer infant death, Robert Heiler, and Charles Johnson with brief funeral notes and a Xavier University professor’s memorial in Cincinnati.
Dies At Hospital Forest R Hancock 70
Forest R Hancock aged 70 of 2332 Walnut Street died Tuesday morning at St John s Hospital after several weeks illness.
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Forest R. Hancock
Walnut St
St. John’s Hospital
Seven youths held without charge in ongoing investigation
In a local case, seven youths remained in custody without formal charges as investigators continued work. No names or locations are provided in the fragment. The status indicates ongoing inquiry rather than a concluded arrest.
Four Agencies Suspected of Hidden Communist Cells
House Un American Activities chairman Francis Walter said four unidentified government agencies may harbor Communist cells not yet exposed. He testified during questioning of four former NLRB attorneys who cited constitutional grounds against self incrimination. Witnesses included Joseph Robison Martin Kurasch David Rein and Allan Rosenberg.
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Washington
Francis £. Walter
R-Pa
House Committee On un-American Activities
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robison
Rosenberg
Kurasch
Grace Kelly Names Wedding Attendants for April 1
Grace Kelly has selected friends and relatives to serve as attendants for her April 1 wedding to Prince Rainier of Monaco. Included are her sister Mrs. George L. Davis Jr and Rita Gam, with flower girls Meg and Mary Davis and others linked to the couple. One sister, Mrs. Donald C. Levine, is due early May and may miss the ceremony. Gowns will be by Nieman Marcus in Dallas and fitted in New York.
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Philadelphia
Grace’ Kelly
Prince Rainier J
Monaco
Miss Kelly
George L
Peggy) Davis Jr
Rita Gam
Princess Antoinette
Prince Rainier
Jay Kantor
Marie Pamp
Francis C. Gray Jr
John B. Richardson
Malcolm Reybold
Davis
Meg
Mary
Donald C. Levine
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
Ves
New York
Rites Held For Iva Harvey In Shirley Church
Mrs. Iva Myrtle Harvey 86 lifelong resident died Monday at Rest Haven Nursing Home New Castle. Service set for Thursday 10 a.m. at Shirley Christian Church with Rev Verla Libby officiating. Burial in Union Center Cemetery Rush County near Mays Station. Body to lie in state an hour before services. friends may call Condo and Son Funeral Home.
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Hancock
Hope
Bartholomew County
Janusch
Poland
Anderson
National ‘Ne
Eagles Lodge
W. Pearl Graham
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Ida May Loudenback
Rt. 5
St. John’s Hospital
Florida Station Methodist Church
Floyd ‘Murphey
Lc.c.f K
Frankton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Iva M. Harvey Shirley
Iva
Myrtle Harvey
Rest Haven Nursing Home
New Castle
Shirley Christian Church
Verla Libby
Union Center
Rush County
Mays Station
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Medical Aid Approved for Dependents and Doctor Bonuses
The House Armed Services Committee approved a 76 million dollar medical care program for dependents of service members and a enhanced bonus plan for military physicians and dentists. The incentive package raises doctor bonuses to 150 dollars after 3 years, 200 dollars after 6 years, and 250 dollars after 10 years, with faster promotions and increased longevity pay. Total annual cost is about 184 million dollars.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Haggerty Presses for February 29 Announcement
The aide criticizes late efforts to change plans as Hagerty cites no chance of a second term announcement at the February 29 White House press conference. The President will depart for Washington and has a scheduled news conference on Saturday in the capital.
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Washington
White House
Hagerty
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Richmond, Ind
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Fort Eustis, Va
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Fort Eustis
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Pettigrew
Gaar
Buick
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Butler Hurls Agency
Abe
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IMRS
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Anna Blanche Krueger
Bernard Krueger
5Th St
Shell
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Columbus
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Ida M. Loudenback
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Lapel
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Portland
Virginia Carr
William Neal
Oregon
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A. W. Olvey
Louisville
Brown and Burz
W. I. Patterson
New Dunkirk
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Roy Bond
Harold Bond
E. E. Byrum
Gospel Trumpet Co
Florida
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Tampa
Fla
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San Diego
Calif
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Cornelius
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Robert Heiler
Herman Porges
Victory
Detroit
Heiler Beef Company
Morris Heiler
M. A. Cohen
Port Huron
Friedman
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Porges
Bert
Edward
Heiler
Pays
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8Th St
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Willys-Over
Jasper
John V. Usher
Xavier University
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Aan
West 12Th Street
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Rtville
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Fortville
Ira Schuyler
North Vernon
Church of the Brethren
Schuyler
E. 0. Norris
Claude Coppock
Adams
Greenfield
Grave Lawn Cemetery
Luella
Mabel McIntosh
Jennings County
Lillie Jordan
Bertha Schuyler
Ed Schuyler
Viola Emrick
Noblesville
College of Pharmacy
Prescription Shop, Inc
Livingston and Paynter
Citizens Bank Bidg. Andersen
Henry Brook Adams
Haggerty
Roy's Furniture
Chesterfield Shopping Center
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