Indiana and national political notes in lawmakers bids
Reports detail county and state candidates for various offices in Indiana including district races, party nominations, and commentary on press and subversive lists. National issues cover Supreme Court doubts on housing law, nuclear talks, Eisenhower administration moves, and tax extension debates with committee actions and proposed rates.
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Supreme Court
Page One
Eisenhower
Congress
Humphrey
Hale Boggs
D-La
Eisenhower Group Heads Face Conflict of Interest Claim
Governor Craig said leading the Eisenhower organization and running for governor could cause a conflict of interest. Diener noted surprise at a New York disclosure naming State Rep. John Feighner of Marion to head the Eisenhower group in the state.
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Ernor
Craig
Eisenhower
Diener
New York
John Feighner
Marion
UN Chief Dag Hammarskjold Eyes Quiet Middle East Progress
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said he remained optimistic about the Middle East, plans to discuss the matter over lunch with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. He, after recent trips, noted high tensions but believed in a possible orderly path to solutions and saw no need for special U.N. action.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Hammarskjold
New York
U.N
Primary Candidate Filings Hint At March 26 Deadline
County officials note many more candidates may enter the primary before March 26 the final filing day. Names and addresses across townships appear in precinct listings for Ward Three Anderson Amos Jackson Pipe Creek Monroe Lafayette and Elwood areas.
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Anderson
Amos Jackson
Madison Ave
Precinc
Lula E. Manley
Johny St
Gene W. Cruil
W. C. Nanney
Raible Ave
Pipe Creek
Ray Wardwell
St. A St
Elwood
Elizabeth Hickey
S. I St. Elwood
Helen Norris
Frankton
Joseph A. Norris
N. Anderson St
Monroe
Louise Benlder
N. Canal St
Alexandria
Robert D. Lambertson
E. Garfield
Paul A. Lewis
W. Jackson St
Lafayette
Harold Goehring
Three Killed In New England Train Crash Inquiry
A congressional inquiry focused on recent New England train wrecks with special attention to the worst crash since 1918. The wreck near a Budd car derailment left multiple dead, including a woman decapitation case and a son of a former banker jailed for a loan swindle. Blood and wreckage covered fresh snow as cranes faced high tension wires in disentangling cars.
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New England
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Secretary Warns Confinund Seeks 1956 Nomination Voice
Secretary Warns Confinund joins criticism as Tuesday reporting shows Stevenson in New York saying I pray our government isn't as rattled as it appears. Senator Capehart of Indiana responds amid the rising tension with comments from Washington.
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Confinund
New York
Stevenson
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Trainmen Signal Halt Blotted by Snow Before Disaster
Four trainmen ran along the tracks waving a red flag and shouting to stop the Budd train as snow obscured them from view. The locomotive roared on, muffling the warning and contributing to the impending crash.
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Budd
Council Advances Fund Requests and Reviews Court House Plans
City council nearly completed most funding items yesterday and will delay final action until today. Arthur Henning, Anderson architect, will meet council to review preliminary alternate plans for a possible courthouse addition or wing. Members listed include Earl Daughtery and Lester Farran. In a separate county meeting, over 100 deputy township assessors received instructions for the upcoming annual assessment period starting Thursday. County Assessor Joe Hartman and state officials led the sessions.
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Arthur Henning
Anderson
Court House
Frank Williams
Joe Hartman
Anderson Township
Walp Dean
J. A. Fultz
State Tax Board
Dulles defense on Senate floor prompts partisan clash
Senate debate focuses on Dulles remarks and alleged GOP fund connections. Capehart and Mansfield condemn claimed distortions as election politics while Neff testifies about oil money used for contributions. The probe into lobbying and campaign funding widens with Kilgore and upcoming hearings on the gas bill.
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Dulles
Senate
Democrats
Capehart
Foreign Relations Committee
Right
Arkansas
Suc
Hickenlooper
Neff
Lexington, Neb
Nerl
Superior Oil Co
Califor
Gas DL Campaigns and Local Industry Push
Craig speaks on payroll figures of about $1,000,000 as chambers seek new industry to use vacant industrial property. Senators from five states vote for the gas DL except Case. Neff says his only campaign contributions were funds to Case and to the Nebraska GOP.
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George
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil Co
Goodwin
Elmer Patman
Superior
Keck
Neff
Patman
Superior Oil
Nebraska
Curtis and
Hruska
Terest
Willys
Rio Company
Dakota
Case
Des Moines
Hicken
Billings
Mont
Montana
Industrial Affairs Committee
Murray
YMCA
Manisfield
Lingle
Industrial Executives Group
Wyo
Barrett
O'Mar
Thehawae Anderson Retail Association
Eastmans
Chamber of Commerce
GOP
Rotary hears continued talk on Indiana toll road project
Rhodes outlines an east west Indiana toll road with 12 interchanges 10 service areas 260 underpasses and bridges and two percent up grades to reduce travel time from Chicago to New York by about nine hours. An eventual north south route would mirror these features if authorized.
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Indiana
Rhodes
Chicago
New York
Fredi Yelton
Anderson Chamber of Cammerce Roads
Howard Abbott
Russell Hulse
Ralph BR. Ferguson
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Indiana Democratic filings show Hill and Denton nominees
Halleck and Will iam C Whitehead lead a field of Democratic hopefuls filing for national and state offices on the first day. Willis E Himelick and Rep Winfield K Denton follow as aspirants for Congress, with Laurence D Baker seeking a state post. Petitions for Kefauver and presidential support may appear later. Filing closes March 29.
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Will’iam C. Whitehead
Anderson
Willis £. Himelick
Summitville
Winfield K. Denton
Deansville
Laurence D. Baker
Kendallville
State Budget Committee
Jhicket
Nstes
Kefauver
Tennessean
Indiana
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Parker
Engineer Fletcher Named Chief Process Engineer at Delco-Remy
Fletcher, longtime Delco-Remy engineer, rose from junior file handler to chief process engineer on April 1, 1951. He has 16 patents in molding welding servo-mechanisms presses and specialized manufacturing machinery and is a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers with a published SAE Journal paper.
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U.S
Delco-Remy
Fletcher
Hel
Society of Automotive Engineers
Minister Leonard Retires From Fulltime Duties After Long Pastorates
Minister Leonard, who once served on the Alexandria circuit and the Willow Branch Eden and Modoc circuits near Muncie, retired five years ago after years of service. He preached near Logansport at the time of retirement and still occasionally preaches and performs ministry. Two years ago he briefly occupied the Mt Hope pulpit in Anderson during another pastor’s absence.
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Leonard
Alexandria
Willow Branch
Eden
Modoc
Huntsville
Muncie
Logansport
Mt. Hope
Anderson
Jailbreak Trio Captured After Escape From Walker County Jail
In late last year Georgia judge Valley and Flintstone areas report brothers among a trio who fled Walker County jail on January 20 after three weeks behind bars after escaping through their cell. They were captured the next day in Chattanooga. Judge John W. Davis must still fix the penalty on another count of the indictment charging attempted burglary.
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Page One Valley
Flintstone
Walker County
Chattanooga
John W. Davis
Veteran D R Foreman Moves Through Delco-Remy Roles
The record traces Weiser from Master Mechanics Dept foreman on Oct 1 1942 to staff engineer on Mar 1 1949 and development of defense products on Apr 1951. He became assistant chief tool engineer Oct 1 1954 and assistant chief process engineer Oct 1 1955, with a note of Miller’s Delco Remy career and Fletcher's GM beginnings.
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Page One
Master Mechanics
Weiser
Miller
Delco-Remy
Fletcher
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Institute
Isa
Flint
Deleotomy
Urban League Chooses Ten Managers For Drive Effort
City chapter leaders introduced ten managers including Rosa Carter Betty Streaty Charles Greenwood W B McCreary and others with Executive Secretary William Harper unable to attend due to his father’s illness in Buffalo New York. The benediction was given by Rev Kenneth Losh and invocation by Rev J Parris Bell Assisting volunteers listed vast names across the drive.
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League
Rosa Carter
Betty Streaty
Charles Greenwood
W. B. McCreary
Dean Russell Olt
Leona Nelson
W. W. Barlow
William Aikens
L. H. Montgomery
Carl White
William B. Harper
Buffalo
N. Y
Kenneth Losh
J. Parris Bell
Second Methodist Church
Madelyn Metcalf
Lena Ramey
Della N Sam
Tom Lavelle
Ieee Rehm
Mary Johnson
Vivian Reid
Gladys Smith
Vivian Wilts
Loyce Sanders
Julius Streaty
Earl Streaty
E. H. Hudson
Florence Rollins
Alberta Tucker
Mae Newsom
Pat Swain
Jessie Willis
Max Beigh
J.J. Bailey
Floyd Walker
W. J. Davis
John Broagnax
Jane Ralston
Robert Chandler
Rita Jo Hakins
Beverly Barton
Hulbert Davis
Eula Wares
Ruth Kendrick
Bob Routt
C. W. Hatch
Sheldon Helms
John Motto
Fred Scott
Ethel Albright
Agnes Jomnbarger
Ray Bigham
J. J. Head
Juanita Berry
Detots Jack
Mollie Patterson
Patsy Willis
Wiletta Wright
Kenneth Walker
Billie Page
Zebe- Jee Christian
John Jarras
James Cochran
Sally Manuel
Thomas Vaughn
Sara Walker
Fred Butz
Walters
Bagot
Isaac Weatherly, Sr
Wiliam C. Baker
Harry, Willis
Thom Gephardt
Everelt Riggs
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Paul F Wade 64 of Pendleton died at home after a long illness born October 27 1891 in Fountain County Indiana He worked as a guard at the Indiana Reformatory and an embalmer for 24 years at Billman Funeral Home Sullivan He was WWI veteran and member of Mellott Christian Church Scottish Rites Evansville Sullivan Lodge 263 and other groups Surviving are widow Ruth and five daughters Funeral from Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton to Billmans Sullivan with Friday service at 2 pm Burial Center Ridge Cemetery Sullivan
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Paul F. Wade Pendleton
Paul F. Wade
West St
Pendleton
Fountain County
Ind
Charles Wade
Sullivan
Indiana Reformatory
Billman
Wade
Mellott
Christian Church
Evansville
Fe&am
Tall
Cedars of
Ruth
Paula
Mary Ann
Nursing School of
General Hospital
Indianapolis
Mrs Alexander Dies In Oklahoma
Mrs. Clarence Alexander, 75, died after a long illness at University Hospital in Oklahoma City. Burial was in Okmulgee. Survived by a brother in Elwood and a sister in California. The Alexander family longtime Frankton residents. The Progressive Club to meet Tuesday at 2:00 at Mrs. Leslie Harper’s home. Christian Women’s Fellowship to meet Thursday at 7:30 at Frankton Church with Ruth Circle hosting. Mr and Mrs Richard Fox entertained Sunday northwest of Frankton. Attendees included Kate Kirchenbauer Carl Kirchenbauer Gerald Harper and others from Anderson and Frankton.
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Frankton
Wayne Moore
Clarence Alexander
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Okmulgee
Okla
Elwood
California
Milton Prenis
Leslie “Harper
Christian Women’s Fellowship of
Campaign Continued from Page Ong Group
A rural division campaign meet was led by Mrs Roy Lurber and Walter C Haynes with a 3000 dollar quota for the rural group and Wilbur Roby as county wide campaign speaker. Injured fatally near Brookville Indiana Mrs Bobbie Sherman Lindsey 37 of Indianapolis died after a collision with a truck. John W Adams 39 of Indianapolis a passenger and Delbert Hobbs of Rushville the truck driver survived with minor injuries. They were treated at Rush Memorial Hospital Rushville.
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Red Cross
Ted Peer
East Group
Hall
Max Williams
Charles
Roy
Ace Aepaign
Madison County
Red Hardy
West Group
Maryi
Wilbur Roby
Gen Cross
Hendricks
North Group
Jeral
Charles E. Hale
Wil
Anderson Loan Association
Southard
South Group
Phota
Page Ong Group
Roy Lurber
Walter C. Haynes
Broookville
Ind
Bobbie Sherman Lindsey
Indianapolis
Brookvile
John W. Adams
Indianapo
Lindsey
Delbert Hobbs
Rushville
Rush Memorial Hospital
Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital
Names and addresses of patients dismissed from St John’s Hospital. Includes Mrs Catherine Allport 317 Central Ave Ralph Arnold 1615 W South St Mrs Josephine Windmiller Rt 1 Anderson Mrs Ruby Davis 2203 Dewey Donald Burton 2011 Locust St Charles Toles D4 Tipgwond Way Mrs Helen Isenbarger Union City Mrs Mabel Hall 2137 Silver St Mrs Clyde Kent infant daughter 1618 W 21st St Mrs Paul Quinn infant daughter 114 North St Mrs Bille Garrett infant daughter 412 E 34th St Mrs Jackie Meyers infant daughter Rt 3 Mrs William Wilson infant laughter Ingalls Mrs Louis Barkley infant son 5311 Laurel Lane Mrs Gerald Branch infant laughter 3621 E Lynn St Mrs Robert Fowler infant laughter 299 Pearl St ides Lloyd Bixby infant son 715 Amber Crt Herman Davidson Chesterfield Mrs Corinne Miller 608 Washington Crt
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Donald Burton
Locust St. Charles Toles
Tipgwond Way
Helen Isenbarger
Union ‘City
Mabel Hall
Silver St
Clyde Kent
Aughter
21St St
Paul Quinn
North St
Bille Garrett
34Th St
Jackie Meyers
William Wilson
Ingalls
Louis Barkley
Laurel Lane
Gerald Branch
E. Lynn St
Robert Fowler
Pearl St. Ides
Lloyd Bixby
Herman Davidson
Chesterfield
Corinne Miller
There's a Good Time Coming In Medicine
Researchers describe new radioactive isotopes to trace drug action in the body. The piece envisions precise diagnoses and targeted treatments, urging patients to continue cooperating with physicians and to use local pharmacies for prescriptions and delivery.
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Stalin
Truman Swain
Robert L. Roch
Loren T. McDaniel
Edwood
John L. Kirkpatrick
Rt. 1
Fortville
Madison-Hancock
Lee B. Fidler
Superior Court
Cecil C. Carmichael
William E
Jenner
New York Times
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Anderson—Frailey C. Brown
W. 18Th St
Paul Ravage
Forest Terrace
Stanley J. Waugher
E. 6Th
Robert T. Lanane
Columbus Ave
AY Dendaaint
Washington
World Atoms For Peace Agency
James Wadsworth
Russia
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Czechoslovakia
France
India
Portugal
South Africa
Britain
George N. Craig
George Diener
Citizens-for-Eisenhower Committee
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Council
Mansfield
Ocauu
Republican Party
Sen
R-Sd
D-Ga
Inquiry
Kilgore
Ate
Judiciary Committee
Ven
Eastland
D.miss
Rotary
Halleck
Georgia
D-R
Urban League
Madison
J. A. Lingenfelter
B. A. Lingenfelter
Kosomo
Cornell Bright
J. 2. Stadler
Westgrove Lawn Cemetery
Lingenfeller
Kokomo
Alexander
Oklahoma
Dayton D. Hutton
D. Delbert Hutton
Dayton O. Hutton
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Hutton
Thomas Funeral Home
Terre Haute
Wilbur V. Day
Noble Street Methodist Church
Memorial
Mamie (Shaw) Yotten
Charles ¥. Hutton
Victor F. Hutton
William E. Hutton
Wilmington
N. Ca
Robert Kendall
Della Macmullen
Della M. Macmullen
5Th St
Harald E. Rozelle
Wesley H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Syracuse
St. John's Hospital
Catherine Allport
Central Ave
Ralph Arnold
W. Sth
Josephine Windmiller
Rt.i
Ruby Davis
Dewey
Livingston and Paynter
Citizens Bank
Charles Mackay
25Th and
Meridian
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