Marie McDonald Reenacts Kidnap Crime At Scene In Show Worthy Of Hollywood
Marie McDonald staged a 16 mm reenactment at her Encino estate of her alleged kidnapping. Police filmed the performance as prosecutors consider a grand jury probe, while officers and reporters crowded the scene amid dramatic narration and a loudspeaker briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McDonald
Hollywood
Marie
McDonald
Encino
Dist
William B. McKesson
Dan Phillips
Henry Kerr
Ed Walker
Inspector Walker
Miss McDonald
Duff, 101, Fails Driver License Test After 100th Birthday
William B. Duff of Pittsburg Kansas failed his driver's license examination on Monday. He will turn 101 on March 17, and his license expired on his 100th birthday. Duff said they asked him too many questions during the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
William B. Duff
Duff
Classification 26 Ideal Medium For Getting Ironings
Local readers report that Classification 26 in Bulletin Herald Want Ads provides a unique method for family ironings. The ad claims quick results at low cost and includes references and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin-Herald
Suick
Classified Ad Demand Booms With Want Ad Girl Help
A Classified user notes purchasing two items and another today while advertising reach exceeds 36 000 subscribers. Readers are urged to place ads by dialing 3 5371 and asking for the Want Ad Girl for assistance across dozen classifications.
Cleaver Presides As 57 Chamber Plans Are Listed
Carl Cleaver, installed as 1957 president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, led last night's YMCA session with finance reports and draft 1957 budget. A memorial committee was named for past presidents H. E. Nye and Arthur Fontaine, and Carl Toedtmann was named national counselor for U S Chamber sessions in Washington. New members greeted include Anderson Credit Adjusting, Anderson Sewing Center, Wendall Hollingsworth, Russell Murdock, Rev. Monroe G. Shuster, Sells and Rowe Funeral Home, and Skelly Oil Skelgas plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cleaver
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Ymca of the Commerce Group
Paul Newbern
Finance Committee
Chamber
H. E. Nye
Arthur Fontaine
Carl Toedtmann
Anderson Chamber
Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cleaver
Anderson Credit Adjusting Company
Anderson Sewing Center
Wendall Hollingsworth
Anderson
Russell Murdock
Anderson Realtor
Monroe G. Shuster
Central Christian Church
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Skelgas
Skelly Oil Company
Anderson College seeks bids for new women’s residence hall
Anderson College announced January 29 as bid opening day for a four story women’s residence hall funded by a Federal Housing loan. Bids are invited in four areas general construction plumbing electrical and furnishings with total 174 beds on the 40 year old campus near College Haven east of 3rd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
C. L. Edwards
John A. Morrison
Arthur Henning
Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency
Washington
Edwards
E. 3Rd St
College Haven Trailer Court
Charles E. Wilson
Henning
Williamsburg
Morrison Hall
Senate moves to curb filibusters on civil rights bills
In Washington AP report Sen Douglas and Morse propose a 49 vote cloture after 15 days of debate to curb filibusters and advance civil rights legislation. Morse and Knowland offer varying cloture rules with debates capped at 96 hours under one plan. House Judiciary Chairman Celler introduces an eight point civil rights bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Sen. Knowland
California
Knowland
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
House
Celler
D-Ny
Judiciary Committee
Wreck Victim Dies After Weekend Crash
A 42 year old Laketon man died in St John’s Hospital at 3 20 a m Monday from injuries from a Saturday night crash near Pendleton. Max W McHenry was reported to have suffered internal hemorrhage and chest injuries. He was walking at the scene when troopers arrived and later overturned car concerns. Officials noted 32 weekend accidents with several injuries in central Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketon
Ind
St. John’s Hospital
Pendleton
Unis
Max W. McHenry
Fred Hilday
Bender Funeral
Manchester
William Howard
McHenry
Lapel
Howard
US. 36
New Columbus
Jerry Leonard
Middletown
Carl Shinn
New Castle
Rowena Shipp
Baker Brothers
Knowland Says Mideast Plan To Be Revised
Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland told President Eisenhower the Democratic led Congress will likely revise the Middle East plan. Secretary Dulles warned that failure to endorse the proposal could let communism dominate the region and hinder Western Europe security. He noted possible limits on presidential authority to commit troops and separation of economic aid from military powers as hearings begin. Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud to visit Ike Jan 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
California
White House
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fisenhower
Knowland
Capitol
U.S
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
House Committee
Western Europe
Mid-East
Russia
Hungary
Mae Roberts Heads Council In Anderson City government
Mae Roberts was elected the first woman president of the Anderson City Council at the annual organization meeting in City Hall. Lawrence Munsell was named pro tem, and Roberts will serve as president after previously serving on the council from 1948 to 1952 and since 1956. The council plans regular meetings on the third Tuesday each month, with the next on Jan 15. An ordinance authorized a temporary $250,000 loan via warrants due Dec 31, 1957, to fund outstanding city bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Roberts
Lawrence Munsell
Roberts
Anderson
Herald
G. Lester McDona
Jesse Huntzinger
Sears Roebuck Company
Ernest Coburn
Indiana lawmakers launch unprecedented budget cutting effort
A joint session of Indiana House Ways and Means A and Senate Finance committees will begin early to cut the 1957 59 budget. Gov elect Handley opposes flat across the board cuts, warning some departments pad requests and cautioning against robbing funds from one pot to another. The committee rosters include Rep S Paul Clay and Sen Charles Maddox, with members from both parties named for the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
George Diener
S. Paul Clay
Laurence D. Baker
Kendallville
Charles M. Maddox
Otterbein
Erect Crawford F. Parker
Handley
Clay
Ralph Dunbar
Osgood
Baker
Jack Murrell
Marion
Earl Aders
Elkhart
George McDaniel
Bloomington
David Dennis
East Germany Wins Control Over Russians
Moscow report says East Germany won a princi ple agreement on the temporary location and legal jurisdiction over Soviet troops in East Germany. The pact also contemplates increased trade and an 85 million dollar credit, with broader aims for a four power conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Poland
East Berlin
Russia
East Germany
Berlin
East
West Germany
Kremlin
Otto Grotewohl
Soviet Union
Gerald R Grant Named General Manager at Anderson Container Plant
Announcement identifies Gerald R Grant as general manager of the Anderson Indiana Container plant. He joined Container Corp in 1946 after service as a major and holds a Grinnell College BA. The plant employs about 400 on a three-shift schedule with ongoing improvements and steady operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald R. Grant
Anderson
Container Corporation
Grant
Ralph E. White
Container Company
Anderson, Ind
Philadelphia
Grinnell College
Container
New York City
Anderson Division
White
This City
Noblesville
Carthage
Circleville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Anderso
Saudi King to visit Eisenhower for Middle East talks
Washington reports the King of Saudi Arabia Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud will visit President Eisenhower Jan 30 to Feb 1 for talks on Middle East issues. White House secretary James Hagerty says discussions will cover regional concerns and the administration's anti Communist oil. The king previously spent months in 1947 in the United States at President Truman's invitation to discuss petroleum and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
White House
Saudi Arabia
Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz al Saud
Eisenhower
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Middle Eastern
Middle East
Erskine Named One of Nation's Outstanding Young Men
Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Carl Erskine, 30, of 1730 W 10th St, selected as one of ten outstanding young men of 1956 by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. The honorees will be feted at a January 19 Dallas banquet. Erskine’s local nominators and supporters plan the Dallas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn Dodger
Carl D. Erskine
W. 10Th St
Brooklyn Dodgers
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
Okla
The
Jaycees
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Jaycees
Erskine
Marion Collins
Bob Hiegel
Jack Hunter
Jerry Schlossberg
Neal Renner
Leonard Smith
John Garrett Jr
Jaycee
U.S
Wilson Boys Club Directors To Elect 57 Officers Tonight
Bill Wilson Boys Club directors will nominate and elect 1957 officers at Pine Manor tonight at 6 p.m. Robert McGinnes, the current president, says the meeting will also present certificates of appreciation to 14 guests. Nominations will be from the floor. current officers McGinnes Smith Young Morse and Barber conclude their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilson Boys’ Club
Pine Manor
Robert McGinnes
McGinnes
Ted Smith
Roscoe Young
Robert Morse
John Barber
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Westbury
N.J
Long Island
Long Island Railroad
Greenfield
Jerry Giesler
Argonne
Los Angeles
Harry Karl
Womens Hall
Mideast
McKinley St
Assembly
Harold W. Handley
Saud
Wally Falk
Wilson Boys’ Club
Ruel Garrett
Chesterfield
L. C. May
Halford St
Richard Parvis
W. 22Nd St
Robert Swain
Brown St
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jacksonville, Fla
Carl Livingston
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