Handley backs gross income withholding plan
Indiana Gov elect Handley said he would sign a gross income withholding bill if the 1957 Legislature passes it but opposed it on principle. He urged budget cuts and proposed three new projects while criticizing the pursuit of high paid part time jobs.
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Indianapolis
Nordidstlandley
Imandley
Indiana House
Senate
Hundley
Legisialace
Ahould
Nichole
Handley
Purde Unieversity
Wogealansr School
Indiana University
St Interanedia
Tianilley
Weather shifts from warm to cold with 40 degree high
Central Indiana foresees partly cloudy and warmer conditions today with a high near 40, followed by a cold front and cooler afternoon. Snow and wintry mixes expected in the north with 20s to 40s statewide. police report a burglary foiled when a thief became stuck in a bathroom window.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Canadian Pacific Walkout Halts Rail Service Across Country
A nationwide strike by 30,000 Canadian Pacific workers halted rail operations from Halifax to Victoria, causing food, fuel, and mail shortages in remote communities. Prime Minister St Laurent held cabinet talks on possible end to the walkout while 64,000 employees were idled and 11,000 nonunion staff remained at work.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific Service
Javernit
Louis St.Laurent
Ottawa
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Victoria
British Columbia
Jecnt
Canadian _Na.1
Limate
Local Officials Review Sheriff and Superintendent Posts
Fragmentary notes indicate Allen County officials discuss the sheriff and state superintendent positions. The text references Harald Zeix Wald and a three-person under-consideration panel. Further context is unclear from the damaged OCR.
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Allen
County
Sherif Harald Zeix Wald
Gallce
Ike to address Congress on Middle East crisis authorization
President Eisenhower will appear in person at 1 30 p m to seek standby authority for U S military action in the Middle East and provide economic aid totaling 400 million dollars over five years beginning July The White House urged quick action as Senate and House leaders agreed to a joint session with Dulles warning of Soviet moves in the area
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
White House
Hoth Senate
House
Tisenhower
Dulles
Russia
Russky
United States
Egypt
City plans bids for large addition and various construction
Readable text outlines bids for a 60 by 137 foot addition to the Rey Nwlds Gas Regulator plant at M417 Litcol Street to expand office and manufacturing space and a parking area. It mentions nearby projects including a new Charles K Wilson Library building, a $500000 dormitory at Anderson College, a $450000 home for Anderson architect, and a central shopping center with a market and business rooms. Plans are being drawn by local architects and doctors for a medical center on Brown Street near St John's Hospital.
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Reynwlds Gas
Regulator Company
Litcol St
M. 5B
Reynwlds
Lincolow
Ind
Charles K. Wilson
Enryard Street
Anderson College
East 3Rd Street
Joan Grant
Arthur Henning
Anderson
Fellowship Lodge
Lontracts
Westvale
Miley
Hen
Eastning
Con
Hoth
Lennox
Lausche Clinches Democratic Control In Narrow Senate
The Democratic party clinched control of the Senate with Frank J. Lausche's pivotal vote to organize the chamber. In a tense opening, the 86th Congress planned an extraordinary Saturday session to hear President Eisenhower outline his Middle East policy and civil rights priorities amid party battles.
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Washington
Llp
Eisenhower
Ted
Middle East
Mouse
Senate
Sen
Frank J. Trausche
Ohio
Seale
Willy
Pete
Risenhower
Thief Nabbed After Brief Grocery Store Theft
Alert local grocer and Anderson Police Captain with two detectives quickly caught a thief who grabbed a bottle containing $123 yesterday afternoon. The swift response led to the arrest and recovery of the money.
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Anderson
March of Dimes Campaign Opens in City and County
War saints Hirst Iajor projects headline the annual March of Dimes drive with nearly 60 000 coin cards to be mailed to Maddie Jean County residents. Four women work in Nicholson Company and Toens City Utilities of Anderson, with 34 100 for residents outside the city. Officials hope coin cards are ready for mailing early next week.
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Saint Hirst Iajor
Maddie Jean County
Offica
Nicholson
Toens
City Utilities
Anderson
Drive
Purges in Hungary Signal Drive for 1957 Campaign
Budapest figures report Stalinist purges as leaders and committees are removed from power amid Hungary's revolts. The Anderson drive in New York area politics expands as residents are asked to respond by mail. Salk vaccine praise and charity drives are noted amid wartime surveillance and Soviet forces in Budapest and Miskolc.
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Cnmpaign
Vienna
Budaport Maslin
Gerac
Stalinist
Anderson
Sovielanks
Commarte
Alderson
Hungary
VanCamp
Chaix Tial Corneil
yesler-Geroe
Marly
Nungary Nara Palat
Reliabke
Budapest
Miskolc
Poes
Lake Balalon
Sible
Hoosier 56 Traffic Death Toll Tops 1,204
Indiana provisional totals show at least 1,204 people died in traffic crashes in 1956 with more possible as injuries from last year’s accidents heal. The toll compares to 1,278 in 1955 and 1,148 in 1954, with hospitals reporting ongoing deaths. A separate Indianapolis incident reports Atonao Vandaman 82 and his wife Louise killed when their car was struck by a New York Central train.
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Iman
Indianapolis
Atonao
Vandaman
New Augusta
Louise
New York Central
Poxag
Ray
National Safety
Cornreilj
Wade
Trichy
Lausche
Volo
Lau
Ford
Liu Gor
Sion
Thes Republic
Brokbir
Gelobor
Willy Tapanty
Gelober
Gulaber
H. Pullergan
H. Colunie
Tall
St. Louis
New York
The Family Car by Wally Fele
The article recounts political debate on daylight saving changes and national safety concerns. It notes congressional support for a plan, discusses regional impacts, and cites traffic and accident data from major cities to gauge effects.
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Wally Fele
Auto crash injures Wendall DeWitt after truck collision
Police say Wendall Owen DeWitt 19-year-old local youth was injured when his vehicle rear ended a parked truck on Street Street. The wallet with money was later recovered by owner James Cunningham after a theft at Everybody’s Oil Station. A separate armed robbery at the station occurred around 12:45 a.m. with two men forcing attendant Francis Ashton to reveal $75 before fleeing.
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Rab‘Jert Grahamen
James J. Cunningham
Carl Whitinges
Elmer Rolish
Graham
Conningham
Dhe
Stir
Bellglar
Electives
Helifop
Everybody's Oil Company Staton
Ith
Fletcher Sts
Francis Ashton
Ashton
Omeren
Colum
New Arrivals and Variety Report Accidents and Births
The clipping notes a string of brief items: a Fortville accident with a car and truck causing $640 damage. births at Jerseyville Community Hospital and Ball Memorial. names include Randall Mark Fleetwood and others. Police reports reference several families and locales, with hospital transfers and administrative details.
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Dee
Raymond
Legislators Eye Highway Costs in Indiana
Indiana lawmakers surveyed by United Press call for tighter control of the multi million dollar highway spending program. A 26 4 Republican and 11 1 Democrat majority seek department under Budget Committee oversight and merit based reform.
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Inianakulis
Indiana
Ale United Press
Ue Crilies
Tha
Theoeman
Aighway
Attice
Spall
Onal
Department
Pra
Virgil Smith
Lost Ads Help Recover Lost Items Say Bulletin Notice
Article notes that men appear more accident prone than women across ages and suggests placing a Lost Ad in the Bulletin and Herald to recover belongings. Town residents report success using this service with contact via phone S971 for an ad writer.
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Vale
Bulletin and Herald
Folka Ail
Groundhog Dinner Speaker Named For Anderson Event
Dr. McFall is slated as speaker at the annual Groundhog Dinner in Anderson, with Northwestern University and local doctors on the planning committees. The event, expected to draw 700 guests, will be held at Lindor's Web with plans for committees, signage, and programs.
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Dr. McFall
Vcommittess
Wirses
Nual
Belyill Te Triward Metall
Lindor
Northwestern University Toctier
Melall
Lostj
Chef de Gare Ucorte
Johnson
Ne. C. Kelly
Anderson
M Ihe
Serangements
Cammillas
John Drake
Wayren Tathenus
P. i Limey
Andersons
Wilians
WashNess
Summit Yiles
We Barber
Artine Kollvns
Don Dearing
Cammiline
I Fulton
Lands, American Legion
David Telfer Named Lodge Chief For Boy Scout Council
David Telfer 16 plus Ell Campbell Noblesville named lodge chief for the Order of Arrow within the Kikthawenund Area Council. He succeeds Ales joedrie Dunkerly and leads a group active in promoting OA at summer camp and district events across Madison Hamilton Tenry and Tipton counties.
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David Telfer
Boy Scout Council
Order of Arrow
Ell Campbell
Noblesville
Alexandria
Eagle
Benill
Kay Essex
Westfield
Wis
Ian
Order of the Arrow
W. Shi
Andrign
Norman Schultz
Madison
Hamilton
Tenry
Kikthawenund
Tipton
Here
Anderson Explorers
David Layton Keeping
Mounds District
Telfer
Tandall Gordon
Gary Gilmore
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Raymond Smith
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Peidhey
Barnard Brarkamp
House of Representatves
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Wien
Hoosier
Tye
Wendall
DeWitt
Ils
Auley
Pollee
Wendel Owen de Wi
Vieloty
Habert Paybenspeck
St. John's
Willig Mays
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Fortville
Clarence Hallo
Cate Production
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Frankfurt
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Tom Meeks
Knightstown
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