Truck Splits School Bus In Fog Near South Bend
A semitrailer jackknifed in fog on Indiana 2 near South Bend splitting a standing school bus. Driver Ralph D. Crawford of South Bend suffered serious injuries. bus driver William A. Morse was unhurt. Seven pupils and the bus driver were aboard. they escaped with minor injuries.
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South Bend
Ind
Here
Ralph D. Crawford
William A. Morse
New Carlisle
Memorial Hospital
Alexander Ziorlkowski
Richard Kendzorski
Viver
Ziorlkowski
Alexander
Linda
Kendzorski
Crippled Globemaster Lands Safely in Iceland
A U S Air Force Globemaster carrying 16 crew landed safely at Keflavik Iceland after a two hour battle with engine failures over the Atlantic. Snowy night conditions and clouded skies hampered the approach before a safe touchdown.
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London
U.S. Air Force
Iceland
Atlantic
Cnroren
U. S. Air Force
Keflavik
Tol
Jens
Madison County Bar Attends Indiana Bar Association Parley
A large Madison County Bar Association delegation opened a three day Indiana Bar Association meeting in Indianapolis. The program includes a dinner, business sessions, and several panels on legal questions led by county leaders Judge Russell E. Stewart Judge Henry J. Schrenker and Judge Sir M. Cleveland with Philip S. Cooper as president of the Madison County Bar Association.
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Madison County Bar Association
Indiana Bar Association
Inndianapolis
Philip S. . Cooper
Madison County Bar
Circuit Court
Russell E. Stewart
Henry J >. Schrenker
Superior Court
Sir M. Cleveland
Three Stream-Flow Projects Voted in Indiana
The Indiana flood Control and Water Resources Commission approved three bridge projects to improve stream-low capacity. Plans include a temporary bridge over Brouilletts Creek in Vermillion County, a State Road 37 bridge over Stoney Creek near Noblesville, and a State Road 13 bridge over Fall Creek near Ingalls. Governor George Craig named Robert J. Giltner of West Point as a new commission member.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
Brouilletts Creek
Vermillion County
Stoney Creek
Noblesville
Fall Creek
Ingalls
Robert J. Giltner
West Point
Indiana Grange
George Craig
East Germans Try Censorship Method
Berlin reports East Germany adopted a censoring technique by shielding the projector with a hand to hide frames. The satirical weekly Eulenspiegel notes a Doeblin exhibitor recently used the method during a screening.
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Berlin
East Germany
East Gulagh
Eulenspiegel
Doeblin
Speakers Named For Press Meeting
CHICAGO United Press report notes Indiana Senator William Jenner and John A. Barr of Montgomery Ward will headline the Inland Daily Press Assn two day meeting in Chicago with over 400 executives expected. Twenty five papers will win awards in the association typography contest sponsored by Medill and Northwestern University.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Inland Daily Press Assn
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
John A. Barr
Ward
Association
Ith
Medilla ® School of Journalism
Northwestern? University
Craig To Talk at Anderson High School Convocation
Mayor Wendell Woosnam Alexandria Mayor Ralph Ferguson Anderson representatives of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and civic leaders will attend. At 10 a m Gov Craig will address a convocation at Anderson High School on Indiana government and duties of officials. A Q and A will follow with Tom Alley introducing the governor and Craig Campbell leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Wendell Woosnam
Alexandria
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Craig
Anderson High School
Indiana
Tom Alley
Craig Campbell
AHS
Wll
Plane en route to Scotland diverted after engine trouble
The four engine airliner from Goose Bay to Prestwick developed engine trouble about 600 miles west of Iceland. Air-sea rescue planes from Keflavik escorted the crippled transport in during the final two hours after the pilot reported loss of power and consideration of ditching at sea.
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Goose Bay
Labrador
Prestwick
Scotland
Iceand
Keflavik
Rain and Snow Sweep Broad Midwest as Storms Spread
Moist Gulf air sparked a multi region storm with rain and drizzle across the Midwest Great Lakes and Ohio Valley as far south as Tennessee. Northern areas faced freezing drizzle while the Pacific Northwest saw more rain and California’s Sierra Nevada reported snow. In Colorado and the Rockies snow persisted, and a Kansas family escaped a house fire aided by their cat Cindy who survived by meowing.
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Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Gulf of Mexico
Midwest
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennnessee
Oregon
Washington
California
Rockies
Central Plains
Sub Acheron Returns Safely After Missing During Trials
The British submarine Acheron, 1 620 tons with 65 men, reappeared Friday six hours after being listed missing off Iceland and Greenland during Arctic trials. A radio outage caused by sun spots delayed contact. weather improved and Admiralty later confirmed signal recovery.
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London
Acheron
Iceland
Greenland
Admiralty
Olive Tablets Laxative Promises 58 Percent More Effective
Doctors at a medical center tested seven laxatives on 261 patients with constipation. Olive Tablets, made from pure vegetable drugs, allegedly produced thorough, gentle relief in nine of ten cases and were 58 percent more effective with fewer unwanted effects than rivals. Sold by druggists. reprints available from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
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The
Olive Tablet Company
Station A
Columbus 1
Ohio
Eagles Initiate Large Class Here
Anderson Aerie No. 174 Fraternal Order of Eagles initiated a large class at the lodge last night in honor of Ray Bent. Bernest Moore opened the session, and the Anderson Degree Team conducted the ritual. A social program followed with a fish fry and entertainment.
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Anderson Aerie No. 174
Order of Eagles
Ray Bent
Bernest Moore
Anderson Degree
President Eisenhower’s health and pace of work noted
Doctor says Eisenhower slowed his pace to guard health and may not seek a second term. The nine day vacation left him in very good shape and not fatigued. He has resumed hobbies with hunting and golf, playing 18 holes in back to back rounds.
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Snyder
Eisenhower
Bower
Secretary Sees Bipartisan Hopes Fade in Hearing
A three hour hearing into foreign policy left a mixed mood as Secretary Dulles faced questions about war risk and progress. Sen Morse criticized the rosy portrayal while Dulles warned of possible danger in the Middle East, but urged avoidance of conflict. A separate note mentions a wedding ceremony planned for the 19th with a royal bishop or Rome cardinal presiding and a yacht honeymoon with Spain on the agenda.
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Dutles
Dulles
Sen. Tulbright
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Hoover
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Humphrey
United States
Egypt
State Department
Capunia
Dahran
Sen. Morse
Middle East
George
D-Ga
Chow
Eagle Poy Annach Ninning
Charles Reichenbach
Seong Reichenbach
Helof
Carl Reichen
Free Nations
Pendleton Ave
Wayne Eller
Socics
D-Ore
Life Magazine
Monaco
Rome
Spellman
Spain
Congressmen Demand Drastic Visions in Election Law Debates
Lawmakers press for sweeping changes as the bill remains formative. Johnson states the proposal seeks fundamental reforms while outlining early positions and potential obstacles.
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Johnson
Johnson outlines reform plan for campaign finance rules
Johnson proposes allowing radio and television networks to split free air time among major political candidates. He cites the difficulty of selecting which parties should receive the free time. He also calls for a stringent reporting system to expose all contributions and impose strict limits on campaign spending to ensure honest elections.
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Johnson
Goldfish Bowl
Grace Kelly to wed in Monaco in royal ceremony
Grace Kelly plans to finish High Society in Hollywood by March 15 then sail with family on the U S Constitution April 4 arriving Monaco April 12. A civil ceremony in the palace on March 8 will be followed by a luncheon, garden party, opera gala, and royal receptions for foreign representatives ahead of the wedding.
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Monaco
Grace
Hollywood
New York
London Festival Ballet
Plan For New Joint School Shares $350000 Ask
Officials presented both sides on the proposal to spend 350000 for a joint school serving two units. They decided to seek public opinion via petitions. Notables attending included Harley Eppard Clem Millspaugh George Morgan Morris Mathews Ernest Allen Virgil Sparks Jesse McMahan Wayne Wallick and others.
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Harley Eppard
Clem Millspaugh
George Morgan
Morris Mathews
Ernest Allen
Virgil Sparks
Jesse McMahan
Wayne Wallick
John Armstrong
Harold Foust
van Buren Township
Ton Jones
Alexandria
Mr. Prough
Doyle Heads Continued from Poor One c Shaffer
Roster lists a series of plant assignments and personnel across multiple plants. Notable names include Bernice Roby, Marion S Campbell, Ida H Platz, William Conder, George H Moore, John Kirkman, John F Sanders, James P Sutton, and several supervisors and leads. References to plant numbers 3 through 11 and departments 93 94 appear, with mentions of the Delco-Remy Welfare Association and Neleo-Remy Welfare.
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C. Shaffer
Bernice Roby
Marion S. Campbell
Delco-Remy Welfare Association
Ida H. Platz
William Conder
George H. Moore
Frankllin Smith
Larry Lawerence
Milton Mills
Lewis Ganger
John Kirkman
John F. Sanders
James P. Sutton
K. L. Hastings
C. K. McCampbell
D. J. Madden
Neleo-Remy Welfare Association
Manley Askren
Robert Sherman
Jack Dunbar
Verle McDaniel
Harry Gascho
William Stanley
Russell E. Webb
Owen M. Brown
Mark Brewer
N.fe
Williams
Ira Atwell
American Guard Candidates Named For Board Election
The American Guard numbering over 3 500 members plans to submit ballots before March 4 at the Anderson Loan Building office. Nominating committee picks include Dr Frank K Beeler Mrs James P Foland Harry D Forse George W Griffith Mrs Richard Howe Robert Johnson Wilson B Manning William K Mitchell Br Warren C Polhemas Mrs Gene Page C AL EL Rinker Clark Sloan Anderson Marion Myers Rt 1 Pendleton Evan W Wilson Pendleton area listed as candidates for the board of directors.
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Page One
American Guard
Anderson Loan
Frank K. Beeler
James P. Foland
TEMPO Reports Fraternal Greetings From Moscow Congress
TEMPO highlights a Moscow radio broadcast of a message from the American Communist party to the Soviet Union's 20th congress. No American communists attend. the message expresses friendship and cooperation between nations, especially the two countries. Reports also note increased USSR and Romania purchases of U.S. farm machinery and seed corn, aided by a 2 million dollar export approval this year.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
Romania
Washington
Commerce Department
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Soviet Union
Obituaries for Crystal Staley and others in Anderson
Mrs Crystal Mae Staley 50 of 804 West St died suddenly of a heart attack en route to St Johns Hospital at 1130 p m last night. She was wife of Cecil Staley owner of Staleys Tavern Anderson. The body taken to Albright Funeral Home pending arrangements. Mrs Sarah J Petry 83 died at a son Johns home 511 E 38th St Thursday funeral today 10 a m Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with Dr H L Lanahan pastor of First EUB Church. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Charles S Ross former Anderson resident and contractor died at home in Cleveland Thursday morning at 2 o clock funeral today in Cleveland. Morris Cochran former Anderson resident son of Mrs Laura Cochran died at his Indianapolis home Wednesday funeral today at Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Home Indianapolis. Earl L Keesling 64 of 2509 W 25th St died Thursday after a nine year illness funeral tomorrow 1:30 p m Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev B L Fortis burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends received today. Mrs Maggie James Staber 81 former Anderson resident died at her Cincinnati home Wednesday funeral Baker Brothers Funeral Home Sunday 3 p m with Rev Arthur I Atwell. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include five grand children William Scott James Katherine James Wanda Niccum Mary Hilll Jenny Barnes all of MRS. Ida M Layton 72 wife of Omar N Layton Indianapolis sister of John Dickerson Anderson and Fred Moore Granite City IL mother of Margaret Grieb Shelbyville and Richard Layton Indianapolis died at home Friday. Funeral services 2 p m Monday at residence 1639 Fletcher Ave Indianapolis. Burial Concordia Cemetery Indianapolis.
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Crystal Mae Staley
West St
St. John’s Hospital
Cecil Staley
Staley
Anderson
Albright Funeral Home
Sarah M. Petry
Sarah J. Petry
John Petry
Waltz and Hiday
H. L. Lanahan
EUB
East Maplewood Cemetery
Morris Cochran
Laura Cochran
Indianapolis
Flanner and Buchanan
Earl L. Keesling
Earl L.keesling
W. 25Th St
Baker Brothers
B. L
Fortis
Memorial Park Cemetery
Maggie James Staber
Cincinnati
Baker ‘Brothers
Arthur i. | Atwell
William Scott James
Katherine James
Wanda Niccum
Mary Hill l
Jenny Barnes
Ida M. Layton
Omar N. Layton
John Dickerson
Fred Moore
Granite City
Margaret Grieb
Shelbyville
Richard Layton
Fletcher Ave
Concordia Cemetery
UAW Supplemental Unemployment Plans Backed by States
Private payments can run alongside state unemployment benefits. More than one million UAW members covered by such plans, effective June 1. States including Michigan Massachusetts Connecticut Delaware New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Florida and California have favorable rulings. Rulings cover over 10 percent of Ford workers and about two thirds of GM employees. Chrysler UAW members largely covered by Michigan plan. Benefits provide up to 63 percent of pay for up to 26 weeks. Tax elimination approved for farmers two cents per gallon federal tractor fuel tax previously passed by House. Senate Finance Committee unanimously backs repeal as part of 1956 farm recommendations.
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UAW
Michigan
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Florida
California
Ford
Chrysler Uaw
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Pearl McCaslin 72 of Summitville dies after four days illness in Ball Memorial Hospital Maine. Funeral by Vinson Funeral Home with services Monday at 2 pm. burial Park View Cemetery Alexandria. Surviving widow Oral two daughters two sons a brother and three sisters and two grandchildren. McCaslin longtime Summitville livestock dealer partner in Werline McCaslin Sale Barn. Born July 25 1883 married Oral Walker in 1907. Paul E Harrold 35 of Spiceland dies from auto crash. Funeral 2:30 pm Sunday Spice land Methodist Church. Surviving widow Emogene three sons and six sisters two brothers Cecil Odom 76 of Frankton dies at Mercy Elwood. Funeral 2:30 pm Saturday at family home Rt 1 Frankton. Burial K of P Cemetery. Nearly 400000 nurses employed in the U.S.
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Pearl McCaslin
Summitville
Ball Memorial Hospital
Maine
Vinson
Edward E. Antle
Methodist Church
Park View Cemetery
Alexandria
Oral
Francelia Fitzgibbons
Indianapolis
Camilla Humphries
Walker
Max
Grover
Detroit
Gertrude Long
Gladys Broyles
Muncie
Ruth Wally
McCaslin
Sumiitville
Werline-McCaslin Sale
Rushville
James
Hulda McCaslin
Oral Walker
Paul E. Harrold
Spiceland
Henry County Hospital
New Castile
Spiceland Methodist Church
Delta-Remy
Anderson
Emogene
Burnett Rites Set For Today
Funeral rites for Richard Burnett 87 of 1502 Forkner Street who died at St John Hospital Tuesday night will be held at 9 am today at Underwood Funeral Home Reverend Charles Dailey of Second Baptist Church will officiate Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery
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Richard Burnett
Forkner
Jehovahs Witnesses Hold Circuit Assembly Near Marion
Jehovah's Witnesses in Indiana Circuit 5 cancel weekend meetings but plan a semi annual circuit assembly in Grant County 4H Club Building near Marion. More than 800 from 20 congregations expected to attend through Sunday with R L Ander delivering a public Bible lecture in New York City. Regular meetings resume locally next week.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
M. Z. Cummings
Indiana
Jehovah's Witnesses
Grant County
Marion
God
R. L. Ander
New York City
North Anderson Services Listed
The Rev. Ivan Settles will speak at 10 45 am Sunday at North Anderson Pilgrim Hall. The church meets 9 45 am Sunday and Youth Fellowship at 7 36 pm Saturday with the Rev. Ruby Clemons speaking.
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Ivan Settles
North
Anderson
Pilgrim
Hali
Ruby Clemons
Congregation to Hear Layman Roy T Combs
Roy T Combs layman of University Park Christian Church Indianapolis auditor of Marion County will speak Sunday morning in Chesterfield Christian Church at 9 30 worship service theme Lincoln His Religion Church School at 10 30 Combs will address the men during Church School
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Roy T. Combs
University Park Christian, Church
Indianapolis
Marion ‘County
Chesterfield Christian ‘Church
Lincoln
Mr. Combs
Hospital Dismissals From St Johnie Hospital
List of patients discharged includes Mrs Helen Bolock at 3307 Hamilton Pl and Mrs Margaret Humke at 403 Rud dle Ave among many others across multiple addresses and towns in the region. Names include Dwightell Johnson, Mildred Fuelling, Howard Friend, Dale Richardson, Paul Kimble, Charles Doyle, Robert Pursley, Robert Martin, Lewis Jones, Helen Cartwright, Linda Rooney, James Shipley, Faye Henson, Susan Mierhoff, Eunice Langsdale, Marguerite Reynolds, Gladys Seilacker, Opal French, Donald Etchison, Josephine Nicpon and others from Alexandria Chesterfield Lapel and Madison etc.
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St. Johnie Hospital
Helen Bolock
Hamilton Pl
Margaret Humke
Ruddle Ave
Dwightell Johnson
22Nd St
Mildred I. Fuelling
East St
Howard E. Friend
Columbus Ave
Dale Richardson
Park Ave
Paul V. Kimble and Son
E. 23Rd St
Charles E. Doyle
Alexandria
Robert D. Pursley
Chestnut St
Robert Martin
Madion
Indiana
Marguerite Reynolds
Alxandria
Gladys Seilacker
Lapel
Opal French
Chesterfield
Donald BR. Etchison
Fairmount
Josephine Nicpon
Chesarfield
Unice Indiana Farmer Killed in Parke County Crossing Crash
H Desmon Thornburg 71 a farmer and bank director was killed Friday night when his car was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a crossing near Parker Indiana two trains were on approach one from the east and one from the west.
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Uncie Farmer
Muncie
Ind
H. Desmon Thornburg
New York Central
Parker
Thornburg
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U.S
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North Anderson Services
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