Israel Rejects Peace Proposal at United Nations
Israel refused a U N suggestion to keep police boats off the Sea of Galilee amid Syria tensions. Mordecai Ri Kidron defended Israel’s rights, while Maj. Gen. Burns reported a Dec. 11 raid on Syrian posts caused casualties and called for limits on boat patrols. An armistice dispute and a separate Washington political note follow.
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United Nations
N.Y
Israel
U.N
Sea of Galilee
Mordecai Ri Kidron
U. N. Security Council
U. N. Palestine
Burns
Lake Tiberias
Romiy
Ya Kidron
Syria
11-Nation Council
Annette Denies Engagement With Montreal Student
CALLANDER Ont UP Annette Dionne one of four surviving 21 year old quints denied reports she is engaged to a Montreal University student and said she plans to return to school to become a teacher. Annette said the romance reports were mixed up and she will complete her musical studies.
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Annette
Nicolet
Que
Yvonne
Cecile
Montreal
Marie
Emilie
Former Noblesville Mayor Dies At Home
Noblesville Indiana reports former mayor Ermmet Fertig, 67, died at his home Tuesday. A Republican, Fertig served Noblesville as mayor from 1939 to 1952, practiced law 44 years, and held two terms as Hamilton County prosecutor. The widow, two sons and a sister arrived for the funeral set for Thursday afternoon.
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Noblesville
Ind
Fertig
Fertiz
Hamilton County
Edgar F. Lowe
Wilkinson
Boxwood
New Castle
Condo and Son
Funeral
Parw
Graanfield
Willard Lowe
Walter Hatfield
Greenfield
Roy Lowe
Charlottville
Mr. Lowe
Hancock County
Willard
Elizabeth Lowe
Hospital Dismissals From St John’s Include Many Names
Dismissed patients listed from St John’s Hospital include Rex Garringer Fred Hensley William Forth Joseph Zirkle Mrs Marguerite Jones Mrs Eddie Stoval and infant daughter Mrs Robert Abel and infant son Mrs Newell Day infant daughter Mrs Ronald Plumber infant daughter Pendleton Mrs Donald Sawyer infant son Morris Stansberry Miss Thelma Perry Mrs Leora Chase Mrs Anna B Lyons Mrs Bessie Wininger Tra Payne plus a note on Dr Alvin Graves at Los Alamos Medical Center described as satisfactory after a heart attack.
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Joseph Zirkle
St. Rad
Marguerite Jones
Hendricks St
Eddie Stoval
Locust
Robert Abel
Newell Day
Ronald Plumber
Pendleton
Donald Sawyer
Alexandria
Morris Stansberry
Thelma Perry
Sheridan St
Leora Chase
W. ‘Vineyard
Anna
New Substance Promises Pain Relief For Hemorrhoids
Science reports a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne that relieves hemorrhoid pain and reduces swelling without surgery. Tests claim piles shrink as pain eases, with products named Preparation TI available through druggists soon.
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New York, N.Y
Monay
Assessors Gather for Indiana Conference in Indianapolis
County and township assessors from Madison County will attend the Séth annual conference with the Indiana State Tax Board in the Indiana House of Representatives Chamber in May. County Assessor Sne Hartman will lead the Madison County delegation. Anderson Township Assessor Wahn Dean and other officials will join. The group will review 1956 personal property tax schedules to be payable in 1957 and plan the 1956 assessment program starting in March. County Treasurer Walter Hays said the intangible tax deadline is January 10.
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Séth
Indiana State Tax Board
Indiana House of Representatives Chamber
Indianapoolis
Sne Hartman
Madison County
Anderson Township
Wahn Dean
Walter Hays
First Continued from Page One births of the babes
Gifts totaling $100 will be given to the two infants by Anderson merchants as part of a local hospital contest. Cooperating firms include Hill's Department Store Leath's Stork line Hi-chair Young Folks and other sponsors offering baby goods, gift certificates, theatre tickets, and cash rewards.
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Anderson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Hill's Department Store
Leath's
Lutz
Stork
Rosenbaum’s
Paramount
State Theatres
Marshall Jewelry Store
Banner Store
Steward Furniture
Baby Mattress
D. H. Miller Co
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Co
Indiana Governor opposes pari mutuel betting at fairs
Governor Craig denounced gambling at county fairs and vowed it would not occur under his administration. He criticized syndicated gambling interests seeking state revenue and stated fairs should be civic enterprises funded by the public. He also announced participation in a national televised forum from Washington in January.
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Craig
Indiana
Washington
Officers Named To Nation's Program Session Report
A report on Club activities was delivered by John F. Graham, executive director. New club directors attending the last night session included James Carter, David Dickey, Ben Hamel, Fred Mathews, Robert Reardan, Henry P Schrenker and Dale Shaffer. Additional directors starting new terms were Norman Arnold, John Barber, George Crouse, Roger P. Elpers, Wade Wm Free Jr., Verle G. Hillcross, Harry Hitchcock, Jack Hunte, Robert E. Jackson, E. W. Tones, Ted Jordan, James Lahan, Wilbur Martin, Robert Mel Siness, J. Frank Phillips, Wayne Pollard, Ted Smith, Thomas Verbe, W. Catlin Whitehead and Joscoe Young.
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Page One Nation
John F. Graham
James Carter
David Dickey
Ben Hamel
Fred Matthews
Robert Reardan
Henry P Schrenker
Dale Shaffer
Norman Arnold
John Barber
George Crouse
Roger P. Elpers
Traffic toll and political shifts surface in 1954 report
New Year patrols logged 174 accidents, 2 251 arrests, 2 083 moving traffic violations charged and 1 023 warnings issued. Discussions include Governor Frank A. Jessup and Rep. Augustine B. Kelley amid 1955 budget outlook, with talk of income tax cuts offset by other levies. Funeral details note Wayne L Mitchell dies of heart condition. survivors listed.
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Awe UN Aga Jessy
Augustine B. Kelley
D-Pa
Eisenhower
House
Michigan
Frank A. Jessup
Mennen Williams
Restiarion
van Buren
Rayburn
Wayne Lee Ey
Mitchell
Marion General Hospital
Paul' Ie
Wanda
H.C. Kirk
C. Ray
Congressional Budget Talks Contrast With Holiday Plans
The Cenfers project a total budget near 63.8 billion with no defense cuts. Hughes defends spending while planning travel, and Eisenhower and Mrs Doud depart Washington after New Year's weekend. Brazil’s Kubitschek to breakfast with the President-elect, before an informal visit. Disorder erupts at Westinghouse plants amid picket clashes in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with arrests and contested blame between unions and company. Rayburn favors highway funding through taxes, while tax cuts await a balanced budget.
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Hughes
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
White House
Kubitschek
Brazil
Page
West
Inghouse
Pennsylvania
Sharon
East Pittsburgh
Lawrence RF. Leighty
Mercer
Pittsburgh
Charles Clark
Robert Christopheson
Union International
Tadlock
Westinghouse Management
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
LTTE
Columbus
Jon
Deaths in Madison and surrounding counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties list Mrs Rosetta Craig Buigs Al Scyel Al Lumli and others. Funeral details show residence, obituaries, survivors, and burial plans across Shirley Mechanicsburg Wilkinson and Middletown communities. The notices include burial at Mechanicsburg Cemetery, services at Center Chapel Church, and arrangements with Condo and Son Funeral Home.
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BUIGS
AL Scyel AL Lumli
Craig
Shirley
United Press
McCormack
Condo and Son
Center Chapel
Mechanicsburg
Arlie
Gerald
Middletown
Mildred Bolen
Markleville
Gladys Hall
Newton Keesling
Olive F Kilbolt final rites in Anderson
Final rites for Olive Fern Kilbolt 70 of 1515 Pearl Street widow of Earl Hilbolt who died Monday at St Johns Hospital will be conducted Thursday at 2 PM at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Rev George A Harris pastor of East Lynn Christian Church will officiate Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Frank Farmer
Middletown
Frank C. Farmer
Iarmer
Mechanicsburg
Richmond Hospital
Ballard and Shirey
A. F. Byrne
Olive F. Hilbolt
Olive Fern Kilbolt
Pearl St
Earl Hilbolt
St. John's Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Martha M. Fuller
Maritha May Fuller
W. 13Th St
Gipe, Williams and Kyle
Alexandria
Monroe G. Schuster
First Christian Church
C.F
Irvin J. Hoffman
Irvin L. Hoffman
W. 7Th St
Albright Funeral Home
Wesley H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Clarence Kocher
North Webster
Elwood
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George A. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Kocher
Anderson
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Iva Shepard
Rt 1
Pendleton
Nuckols and Carmichael
Neese Cemetery
Perkinsville
I. E. Webber
M. E. Webger
Pendleton Ave
Calvary Baptist Church
Irvin Johnson
Memorial Park
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert R. Mitchell
Robert Roy Mitchell
W.ath SL
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. L. Lanahan
Indiana Gross Income Tax Sets Calendar-Year Record
Indianapolis records show gross income tax collections for 1955 hitting 109,061,060 dollars. Cashier G Basil Bales notes the increase of 2,497,064 from 1954 and surpassing the prior 108,848,886 record set in 1953. State budget director Donald H Clark forecasts the fiscal year ending June 30 will reach about 110 million.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
G. Basil Bales
Donald H. Clark
Flanagan Names Milford Barron and Others to Tax Research Group
Milford Barron leads a list naming James Cain H Gordon Gwinn L B Hakes William Houcans C W Hawley Frank Hoppes Lilburn Kemp Floyd Kline Clarence W Newland W E Preacher John Scheel L Floyd Schuyler Robert Shoemaker Jr Robert N Shoemaker Carl Smith Omer Springer James Steele All Slow Kenneth Sturgeon Ray Symoens Roy Wheasler Kenneth Wood and a broader Tax Research Committee including Ted Crook Sam McWilliams L R Abbott James Allen Kenneth Ballinger Jesse Biddle George Canaday Oscar Flynt DeVarce Wilbur Martin Burton McClintock John MacGivern C E z Shirley Paul Newhern W A O'Reilly James Peters J Robert Phillips Ray Reydell Wilbur Roby C D Rotruck Arthur Springer William Thompson Robert Wells J Farrell Wilson Wahn Dean.
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Milford Barron
James C. Cain
H. Gordon Gwinn
L. B. Hakes
William J. Houcans
C. W. Hawley
Frank G. Hoppes
Lilburn R. Kemp
Floyd A. Kline
Clarence
W. Newland
W. E. Preacher
John R. Scheel
L. Floyd Schuyler
Robert Shoemaker Jr
Robert N. Shoemaker
Carl T. Smith
Omer L. Springer
James H
W. A. O'Reilly
James H. Peters
J. Robert Phillips
Ray Reydell
Wilbur Roby
C. D. Rotruck
Arthur B. Springer
William P. Thompson
Robert Wells
J. Farrell Wilson
Wahn Dean
Driver Charged in Fatal Attack in Lapel
Sheriff Joe L. Brogdon said Hiday or Foley died from a fractured skull. Lester Rumler, 34, Anderson were listed in critical condition at St John’s Hospital following an alleged attack last Saturday. Suspects were questioned as Rumler was found in Brookside Cemetery at Lapel by Town Marshal Max Brattain.
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Rayburn
Congress
House
Anderson
Foley
Joe L. Brogdon
Lester
Rumler
St John’ Hospital
Brookside
Lapel
Max Brattain
Funeral for Rey Mitchell Firefighter and New Police Organization
Huntzingers announce the funeral of Rey Mitchell who died Saturday after a heart attack while fighting a blaze. Mitchell was recently appointed fire department captain. The Police Department began operating under a new board led structure with Mayor Ralph Ferguson and Chief Robert Morgan. Temporary captain shifts are Nicholson 6 am to 2 pm Graham 2 to 10 pm Higgins 10 pm to 5 am Heiden among defectives.
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Rey Mitchell
Mitchell
Board of Public Safety
Ralph R. Ferguson
Robert Morgan
William Nicholson
Robert Graham
Hoffmans Knox basketball tourney noted
A fragment from a Knox area report mentions J A Hoffman in a basketball tournament at Knox. The text also records a fatal two car crash on US 112 near Saline Michigan killing James A Shaefer 22 Elkhart and James A Rhea 54 Royal Oak plus Rhea's wife Marjorie 33. Walter Kessler 79 Indianapolis died from injuries suffered in October. Two car wrecks near a Baltimore and Quieco passenger train north of Jeffersonville injure drivers. Continuous garbled text includes other names and injuries.
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Knox
James A. Shaefer
Elkhart
Saline
Mich
James A. Rhea
Michigan i Bell Telephone Co
Royal Oak
Jhis
Marjorie
Fin Danville
Rhea
Ennis Rhea
Walter Kessler
Indianapolis
Baltimore & Quieo
Jeffersonville
Roy Long
U.S. Sie
Crittens
Don
Louisville
Clande McCulley
Rayburn Eyes School Aid Bill in Early Floor Action
House Speaker Rayburn named federal aid to states for education as top priority as Congress reconvenes. A school construction bill would authorize 1.8 billion in federal grants over four years, matched by states or districts, with a Wednesday start slated for farm and education discussions.
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House
Eisenhower
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Washington
Sam Raybyrn
John W. McCormack
SDP
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Senate
Rayburn
House Education and Labor Committee
Traffic Deaths Rise Across Midwest in Holiday Period
Safety leaders credit New Year improvement to education and enforcement as 1952 ends and 1953 begins. Reported deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday vary by state, with Illinois 13 1 8, Indiana 9 0 0, Iowa 10 0 1, Kansas 10 1 6, Kentucky 8 2 1, Michigan 21 1 3, Minnesota 20 4, Missouri 7 10, Nebraska 5 10, Ohio 19 5 5, South Dakota 1 1 4, Wisconsin 11 11, while North Dakota and Tennessee report no traffic deaths.
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Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Tennessee
Poujade Gains As Election Sparks Leftist Rally By Polls
Poujade victory signals gains by leftist groups as Mendes France radicals face a possible defeat. The race for 626 National Assembly seats produced a volatile market drop with the franc sliding to 395 per dollar and gold rising. Communists win 52 seats to 130, Mendes France coalition 173, Faure Pinay coalition 199, others take the rest.
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Page One
Mendes
Poujade
Protess
France
Mendes- France
Faure
National Assembly
Algeria
Iself
Mendes-France
An ‘Toine Pinay
Vatican says informants shielded. Viet Nam arrests Catholic bishop
Vatican sources say informants protect secrecy, while North Viet Nam intensifies actions against Catholics. Reports claim Msgr. Trini Nhu, Hanoi’s Catholic bishop, was arrested and placed in a concentration ramp, though no confirmation yet. Argentine sale starts for New York Times edition printed in Lima, Peru and flown to Buenos Aires.
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Vatican
North
Viet Nam
Trini, Nhu
Hanoi
Out
North Viet Nam
Buenos Aires
New York Times
U. S
Argentina
Lima
Peru
Nationalist China leader pledges new year pledge to rise
President Chiang Kai Shek urged mainland Chinese to rise against Communist traitors in a mighty revolution while vowing to fight Red bandits and the Russian Communists to the bitter end. Senator Hennings announced a bill to try former service members who defected and dishonorably discharged for crimes in federal court or war tribunals. Indiana teachers quit over rising problem behavior, state officials say after a survey of 200 graduates.
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Cheang Kai- Shek
China
Chiang
Thomas C. Hennings
Congress
Tourncoats
Hennings
Sadi J. Mase
Senate
Indiana
Wilbur Young
Young
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Ill
Kelly Foe
St. John’s Hospital
Rex Garringer
Fred Hensley
William Forth
Jefferson Jt
Los Alamos, N. M
Los Alamos Medical Center
Alvin C. Graves
Graves Dee Istricken
Dee
Sstefung Asem Srs Ing. Cwansuulle Indl
Glenn Mitchell
Muncie
Ethel Mead, Muncie
Donna Yount
Marion
Martin
U.P
Ealing
Madison
Mrs
Rosetta Craig
Ronald L. Foster
Tokyo
Japan
Fulton
Miss
Carl D. Pierce
Itawamha
Joe Sheffield
Pierce
iGross
iRev
W. L. Mitchell
Huntzingers
Rayburn Top
Vanxzuineg
Yages Vno Ne
Hoover
Herbert Brownell Jr
Brownell
FBI
Peter
Joseph Cold
Meridian Street
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