Empire State Building Bomb Scare Strikes Again in 48 Hours
New York police search the Empire State Building for a second time in 48 hours after a fake bomb scare. No explosives found. the so-called Mad Bomber previously triggered a scare at the building and across the nation with false reports and hoaxes.
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New York
Empire State Building
Steven P. Kennedy
New Jersey
Kearny
South Orange
Kansas City
Denver
Kansas City Union Station
Wichita
Kan
New York Public Library
Paramount
Times Square
Richland Farm Bureau Supper Set Jan 3 in Bethany
The Richland Township Farm Bureau will hold a turkey supper and monthly meeting at Bethany Christian Church at 6 30 p m on Thursday January 3 with Paul Jessup presiding. Mrs Paul Jessup will lead the Pat and Hobby Club.
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Bethany
Richland Township
Fred Cook
Harry Cook
Frank Cook
Walter Cook
Lee Cook
Pendleton
Alex Sohlberg
Moline
Iir
Peggy Cook
Dale Cook
Hawaii Sugar Scientists Grow Over a Million Cane Seedlings
Sugar scientists in Hawaii germinate more than a million new cane seedlings each year to find productive and disease resistant strains. Only a few are kept for further study for field testing and development.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Cold fusion described as new atomic energy method
Monterey Calif a scientist report introduces cold fusion as a laboratory phenomenon using a 10 inch bubble chamber at Berkeley with liquid hydrogen and a negative mu meson to fuse hydrogen nuclei into helium. The process yields only tiny energy and small numbers of reactions due to mu meson decay, though longer lived particles could enable larger fusion output.
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Monterey
Calif
American Physical Society
Luis W. Alvarez
University of California
Berkeley
Alvarez
Two Men Injured In Auto-Truck Crash West Of Anderson
Two men were injured in an auto-truck collision on W 8th St Rd near Park Rd west of Anderson. Joseph Wells 38 and Norman Smith 58 neighbors were taken to St Johns Hospital Wells treated and released while Smith admitted with minor chest injuries. Sheriff Joe Brogdon with deputies Zent Gilmore and Ponsler investigated the 7 p.m. crash.
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Sheriff's Department
W. 8Th St
Park Rd
Anderson
Joseph Wells
Norman Smith
Rt. 6
Hamilton
St. John's Hospital
Wells and Rowe
Wells
Smith
Joe Brogdon
Max Zent
Howard Gilmore
Bill Ponsler
Chesterfield
Paris Infant Death Rate Dips to 37 Per Thousand in 1953
France’s infant mortality rate fell to 37 per 1,000 in 1953, down 10 percent from 1952’s 41. Earlier figures show 6 per 1,000 in 1935, 56 in 1947, and 47 in 1950, illustrating long term fluctuations.
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Paris
France
Political Battle Area Shifts To Capitol Hill
Washington readers see Congress become the next arena after 1956 in which Eisenhower’s second term and party shifts dominate. Nixon’s broader role looms while Kefauver tests renewed visibility and Stevenson stays active in fundraising. Kennedy Clark and Muskie emerge as potential 1960 contenders.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Gov
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Auto production tops 5.8 million in 1956 output
Detroit reports year to date production at 5,802,247 cars and 1,103,737 trucks as the unofficial 1956 total per Automotive News. Leaders include General Motors 3,063,015 cars and 444,837 trucks. Ford 1,668,722 cars and 300,239 trucks. Chrysler 870,536 cars and 91,140 trucks.
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Detroit
Automotive News
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Shirley Church Christmas Parties And Home Guests
A Shirley Methodist Church Christmas party for Upstreamers and Busy Target classes featured games a gift exchange and refreshments for five girls eight boys and several adults. Christmas Day dinners were hosted by multiple local families with extended relatives visiting from Greenfield Pierceton North Manchester Muncie New Castle and Ovid. Miss Phyllis Wisehart is improving at home. Mozart’s early symphony was composed as a boy at 180 Ebury Street London.
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Shirley
Donald Doddridge
Morristown
Wicker
Roll Walker
Knightstown
Omer Jessup
Albert Ritchie
New Castle
Warren Jessup
John Cole
Ovid
Jacob Bright
Jay Carton
Wilkinson
Harvey Reeves
Greenfield
Joe Phillips
Jesse Jackson
Leon Bright
Doyle Smith
Bloomington
Oscar Broadwaver
Dulles Outlines U N Plans for Middle East Tension
Secretary of State Dulles met with U N Secretary General Hammarskjold in New York to discuss the U S plan to counter Soviet influence in the Middle East. The two hour lunch at the Waldorf Astoria aimed to align U S and U N policies ahead of a White House briefing. The plan features congressional authority to deploy troops if needed and a two year aid program exceeding 400 million dollars for the region. Also reported are Budapest border arrests of refugees and the death of Kenneth F. Damon, associate professor at City College, New York.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Hammarskjold
U. N
Eisenhower
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Suez Canal
Russia
Security Council
Washington
U.S
Gibraltar
Arabian Sea
New York
Kenneth F. Damon
City College
Park Avenue
Bowser International Cor
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Jury Service List Adds Dozens of Madison County Residents
Names of residents from Glen Auxter Elwood Pendleton and surrounding areas are drawn for future Madison County Circuit Court jury duty. Included are Irene Carr Raymond Reydell Walter Knapp Joyce Stoner Lloyd Wells Hubert Crago Horace Fadley Earl Clanin Delmer Huse Marjorie Cox Robert Cruser Donald Munson Thomas Barney George Carroll Walter Turnipseed Robert Morse Mervin Hubley Lyman Jackson Annamarie Huffman Fred Benefiel William Major Richard Morgan John Matthews Clarence Stressel Clarence Windsor L Grace Anderson Charles Teeters George Blackwell Harold Philips J Ward Culbertson and Thelma Reid among others.
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Man St
Glen Auxter
Elwood
Oscar Atteberry
W. 12Th St
Robert Barber
Brown St
Ernest Blake
Alexandria
Joe Stoner
Pendleton
Harley G. Foust
Lloyd Gross
Arrow Ave
John Niblock
E. Lynn St
Fred Hodson
Rt. 1
Middletown
Ward Taylor
Cheserfield
Clarence Wildman Jr
Columbus Ave
Irene Connery
Summitville
Robert Cruser
W. 38Th St
Donald E. Munson
Dresser Dr
Thomas Barney
Markeville
George Carroll
Frankton
Walter Turnipseed
Central Ave
Robert B. Morse
N. Shore Dr
Mervin Hubley
Lyman Jackson
Annamarie Huffman
Sheffield Dr
Fred Benefiel
William Major
Park Rd
Ogden Etchison
Alemandria
Richard Morgan
John T. Matthews
Clarence H. Stressel
FE. 5Th St
Clarence W. Windsor
Nichol Ave
L. Grace Anderson
W. 6Th St
Charles E. Teeters
Lapel
George W. Blackwell
High St
Harold Phillips
Meyers
J. Ward Culbertson
Thelma Reid
Nye obituary outlines career of Delco-Remy executive
H. E. Nye’s funeral at Albright Funeral Home with services Friday at 2 p.m. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary, daughter Mrs. George Albright of Kansas City, Kan., two granddaughters Peggy Sue and Nancy Albright, brother Dr. I. I. Nye, sister Mrs. John Hugh of Miami. Nye, born in Dayton, Ohio, joined Delco-Remy in 1919, rose to general manager staff, later battery operations manager, civic leader in Anderson, later residing in Tucson. His daughter and Albright family learned of his death en route home.
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East Maplewood Cemetery
Nye
Mary Nye
George Albright
Kansas City
Kan
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Nancy Albright
I. I. Nye
John Hugh
Miami
Fla
Pendleton Post
East St. Louis
Ohio
Delco Battery Operations
Tucson
Delco-Remy
Muncie
New Brunswick
N. J
Anaheim
Calif
Anderson
Hamilton Park
Tuscon
John Gluck dies after two year illness in Ohio
John Gluck longtime Anderson resident and treasurer of the Anderson Labor Temple died Monday at 5 p m in Mercy Hospital Hamilton Ohio after a two year illness. He lived with a niece in Hamilton for months and was a Knights of Columbus member St Marys Church and Eagles Lodge. Funeral at Waltz and Hiday Thursday at 9 a m with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by sister Gail Cross Kalamazoo Michigan two nieces and two nephews.
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Anderson Labor Temple
Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio
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Ohio City
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St. Mary’s Church
The
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Anna
Waltz and Hiday
St. Mary's Church
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Gail Cross
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mrs. Mary Greenspan Dies at 76 in Anderson
Mrs. Mary Greenspan 76 died Sunday at her daughter’s home 1733 W 11 St following months of illness. Widow of Albert Julius Greenspan who died in 1941 she had lived in New York St Louis and Indianapolis before moving to Anderson 28 years ago. Survived by sister Mrs Adolph Siegel and brother George Borman plus four grandchildren. Funeral at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt officiating burial in East Maplewood Jewish Cemetery.
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Dan Rossin
Albert Julius Greenspan
New York
St. Louis
Indianapolis
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Temple Bethel
Muncie
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Anderson Jewish Sisterhood
George Borman
New York City
Adolph Siegel
Harold E. Rozelle
Maurice Goldblatt
Death of Chester L. Wallace Highlighted in Denver Final Rites
Word arrived for Mrs. G F Baurle that Chester L Wallace, a retired printer long connected with the Anderson Herald and Anderson Bulletin, died in a Denver hospital. He had lived in Anderson for years and resided in Denver in recent times. Final rites are set in Denver on Wednesday with interment at Riverside Cemetery there.
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Columbus Ave
Denver
Colo
Chester L. Wallace
Wallace
Anderson
Anderson Herald
Anderson Bulletin
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Requests Disarmament Talks Continue In UN Proposal
President Eisenhower sends a new letter to Nikolai Bulganin urging disarmament talks to proceed within the United Nations. He rejects a summit plan and maintains the US position against withdrawing Western European forces, signaling no immediate breakthrough. The message, prepared for delivery to Moscow, reflects NATO nations in support.
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United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
United Nations
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Britain
France
India
Charles F. Bohlen
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Bulgaria
Canada
European
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kremlin
Soviet Union
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Iron Curtain
Memorial obituary fragment for Bracha Phila Ledea at First Methodist Church
Treasurer Bracha Phila Ledea of the First Methodist Church active in church groups. Husband Eli Pete Johnson died in 1941. No survivors reported. Harold E. Rozelle Funeral arrangements incomplete after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Bracha Philaledea
First Methodist Church
Eli
Pete) Johnson
Harold E. Rozelle
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Nicholas J. Smith 84 of Daleville died Sunday at his home. He moved to Delaware County in 1898 from Marshall County and was a lifelong farmer. He and Rosa E. Smith celebrated 58th Christmas wedding anniversary. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Harry Moreland of Muncie, a son, and a grandchild. Funeral arrangements set at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home with burial in Sunderland Cemetery.
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Daleville
Nicholas J. Smith
Delaware County
Marshall County
Rosa E
Harry Moreland
Muncie
Smith
Odd Fellows Lodge
Polhemus and Shirey
E. R. Osborne
Sunderland Cemetery
Former Judge Frank Rawley Dies in Terre Haute
Frank Rawley age 89 who served as Terre Haute’s first City Judge in 1898 died after a brief illness. He was active as an attorney and a prominent figure in local Democratic circles. Rawley previously held the Vigo County Probate Commissioner post.
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Terre Haute
Frank Rawley
Union Hospital
Rawley
Vigo County
United States Holds Majority Share of Global Car Registrations
The United States accounts for about 73 percent of the world's passenger car registrations, signaling its dominant market position amid rising global vehicle ownership and industry trends.
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United States
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