Parley Debates Wheat Surplus and Farm Loans
The Canadian Parliament enters its 1956 session amid plans to aid wheat farmers facing bumper harvests. The throne speech proposes emergency farm loans and storage charges payments to curb storage costs estimated at 30 million dollars annually. In Seoul Adm. Radford signals possible atomic use if Korea is attacked again. Joint Chiefs chair questions military strategy and open bidding. Sen Ives hints Eisenhower may run again if health allows.
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Kennon
Canada
Vincent Massey
Seoul
Arthur W. Radford
Korean Front
United States
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Far East
First U S Satellite Details Out In IGY Plan
Washington reports the United States disclosed launch site at Patrick Air Force Base Cocoa Florida and early specs of a satellite as part of the IGY effort. Planned 21.4 pound aluminum sphere on a three stage rocket with 90 minute orbit aims to study earth sun and universe and improve navigation and weather forecasting. The National Academy of Sciences urges ten satellites with five or six successful launches.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Defense Department
Patrick Air Force Base
Cocoa
Fla
U. S
Earth
U.S. National Committee For the International Geophysical Year
IGY
Navy
National Academy of Sciences
National Science Foundation
Brink’s robbery indictments total 46 counts in 1950 heist
FBI listed cash loot as 1 218 111 dollars while indictments show 1 219 000. The case charged breaking and entering armed robbery conspiracy and fear tactics at Brink’s plant. O KEefe testified as jurors heard how plans unfolded over a year and a half.
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FBI
IFBI
Brink's
O'Keefe
Massachusetts
Boston
New Hampshire Primary Filing Shifts Shock Ike Backers
Concord reports two surprise moves as New Hampshire candidate filing opens for the March 13 presidential primary. A weekly publisher filed as a delegate candidate pledged to Eisenhower, while a Knowland backer urged finding a winning substitute to retire Eisenhower to Gettysburg. Gov Lane Dowginell and seven GOP leaders also filed as favorable Eisenhower delegates.
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Concord
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
MIAMI police report a man named Lowry Bell said a thief stole 2000 dollars all in Confederate money from his home on Friday. The incident prompted an investigation into the unusual currency as evidence.
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Miami
Lowry Bell
Police Tag Cars Of Seven Firemen In New Jersey
Seven New Jersey firemen returned from a blaze to find police had tagged all their cars for parking without lights. The judge was lenient in the case.
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New Jersey
Lok
Tary
Jessup Rapped For Inquiry
State Police Supt Frank Jessup faced criticism from Prosecutor John Tinder over his one man probe into a statehouse bribe solicitation. Tinder alleged Jessup’s discreet inquiry following Governor Craig’s suggestion produced no criminal evidence, and Jessup did not relay the affair to authorities. Newsmen publicized the dispute nine months later.
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Indianapolis
Frank Jessup
Statehouse
John Tinder
Tinder
Jessup
Craig
Albert Wedeking
Curtis Bardin
Wedeking
Bardin
Tryen
Colum
Local Postal Credit Union Set for Wednesday Meeting
The Anderson Post Office Credit Union will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 6 pm in the Mulberry Room of the YMCA. Arthur F. Busby, president, leads as officers prepare reports and year elections. A Credit Union National Association representative will speak and show films detailing progress.
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Snarehorders
Anderson Post Office Credit Union
Mulberry Room
YMCA
Arthur F. Busby
Credit Union National Association
Clarence Chambers
Herman Lauderlaugh
Walter J. Spangler
Indiana Weather Preview and School Loans Granted
Indiana weather warms with little moisture through the weekend. Five day outlook shows 2 to 4 degrees below normal average temperatures in early spring. Indiana Veterans Memorial Fund approves a 250000 loan to Elwood City Schools and 120000 to Fairmount schools as part of seven similar loans from surplus WWII bonus tax collections.
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Elwood
Fairmount
Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indiana Veterans Memorial Fund
Wilbur Young
Five U S Missionaries Killed by Ecuador Indians Found
In a two nation effort, authorities located the bodies of five American missionaries believed slain by Ecuadorian Auca Indians in the jungle near Shell Mera. Officials said the remains were identifiable despite mutilation and were buried at the scene after a helicopter search.
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U.S
Ecuador
Quito
Windaar
Amerii
Shell Mera
WMBI
Chicago
Jones
Bricker Plan Debate Sought In Anderson High School
Preliminary plans for a public debate on the Bricker Amendment were announced by The American Guard. Chuck Bailey said the event will feature Charles A Webb speaking for passage at Anderson High School auditorium on Feb 9. ADA opposition was urged by local organizers.
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GUARD
Charles A. Webb
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Charles W
Chuck) Bailey
American Guard, Inc
American Guard
Anderson High School
Republican
Ohio
Americans For
Leap by man in polio stunt shocks Anderson residents
Police and fire crews halted a dramatic fifth floor stunt at the Citizens Bank Building as a man threatened to jump to draw attention to the March of Dimes. The incident interrupted bystanders and spurred a large emergency response, ending with the man unfurling a banner and the crowd reacting in awe.
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Citizen Bank Bldg
March of Dimes
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herald
Anderson
Citizens Bank
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Indus
Ancent
Ously
Flures
Indiana
General Motors payrolls hit record in Anderson for 1955
GM payrolls in Anderson reached 111,884,770 for 1955 with 290 local suppliers contributing 24,249,726 in expenditures. Average employment across Guide Lamp and Delco Remy rose to 21,494, a 19 percent rise from 1954. The two divisions expanded facilities as Guide Lamp added 93,000 square feet and Delco Remy enlarged commercial spaces.
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General Motors
Anderson
C. A. Michel
Guide Lamp
Hd.dawson
Delco-Remy
Guide
Guide Lamy
Union Officials Convene Here in GM Bargaining Sessions
A large group of UAW-CIO locals from General Motors plants across Indiana and Danville Illinois assemble for a two day Sub-Auto Council No 4 meeting. Bruce Kingery Local 292Komomo presides as delegates on top bargaining committees participate in sessions.
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Uaw-Cio
General Motors
Indiana
Danville
Sub-Auto Council No. 4
Bruce Kingery
Kokomo
Florida Cold Wave Strains Homes And Gas Supplies
South Florida shivers under a sixth straight day of arctic air as residents face fuel shortages and a gas outage in Baton Rouge raises danger. Gov. J Bracken Lee denounces federal taxation for foreign aid to Florida.
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Miami
South Florida
Baton Rouge
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
Florida
Florida Gold Coast
Lee
U.S
Fort Lauderdale
Eisenhower
City Police Report Shows 5010 Arrests in Year
City police recorded 3010 arrests in 1935 for traffic offenses and 1797 for miscellaneous violations. Courts found 3332 guilty, 19 not guilty, 265 dismissed. $70,215.56 worth of property reported stolen, with $43,840 recovered. Juvenile cases totaled 512 with 1356 boys and 155 girls involved.
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Anderson City
Robert Morgan
Written consent needed to enter Indiana presidential primary
Indiana requires written consent from presidential candidates to enter the new preference primary. Secretary of State Crawford Parker announced the rules after consulting the Attorney General. Petitions must include the candidate’s written consent and sworn statements for each signer, with forms handling 25 names per sheet. A 500 signature threshold grants a candidate access. district winners receive first ballot support from their district delegates and statewide delegates.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Crawford F. Parker
Parker
Edwin K. Steers
Nas
New Arrivals In Anderson Area
Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Bradley 2523 E 10th St a girl to Mr and Mrs James Hensley 1s24 W 1ath St a boy to Mr and Mrs Oppie Payton 22 W Birch St a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard Daudert 67 Alexandria Pike a girl to Mr and Mrs Ralph Storms 7211 Columbus Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs John Magers 2024 Fairview St a girl to Mr and Mrs Marvin Ice Summitville a boy
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St. John's Hospital
Thomas Bradley
10Th St
James Hensley
Oppie Payton
Birch St
Richard Daudert
Alexandria Pike
Ralph Storms
Ohumbus Ave
John Magers
Fairview St
Marvin Ice
Sum' Nitville
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Suffolk County
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Life Magazine
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