Voters Assembly At Church Appoints Elders And Committees
The Voters Assembly at Christ Lutheran Church in Hanover elected boards and committees including Board of Elders with Hugo Schlensk er as temporary chairman and named several call and finance committee members. Special collections for Valparaiso University and the Lutheran Hour were authorized, with Lent services starting Ash Wednesday. The Siamese twins born to Mr and Mrs Leopold Marcotte were reported in fair condition in a hospital incubator, with no surgery planned.
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Leopold Marcotte
Marcotte
Hanover
N. H. Siamese
Christ Lutheran Church
21St
Main Sts
Charles, W. Bailey
Hugo Schlensker
Kahrmel Warner
Clarence Nahrwold
Edward Graser
Joseph Kople
William Fouts
Ernest Brunow
Albert W. Heiman
Esmond Riley
Ben Schaefer
Gerald Schlensker
Edgar Luther
Robert Muller
Henry Pate
Jack Raper
Richard Merrill
Ed Tressel
Robert Jordan
Willis Brunow
Charles Muller
Vernon Needler
Robert Purdy
Raymond W. Raper
William Kleibecker
Harold Schakel
Raymond C. Raper
Valparaiso University
Raymond A. Ernst
Governor and wife depart for Florida rest trip
Indiana Governor Craig and his wife Kathryn left by train for two weeks of rest in sunny Florida to shake off a lingering virus. On Tuesday night Craig is to address the Committee of 106 in Miami Beach.
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Indianapolis
Craig
Kathryn
Florida
106
Miami Beach
Hsam Aus Acuelel
Eisenhower
Union
Congress
Treasury
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Carrrier
Repatriated World War I Prisoners Mark Russia Action
The Russians returned 101 more World War I prisoners to Germany on Monday, raising total repatriations to over 9,526 as Red Cross officials called the effort likely finished. Several hundred detainees were ill, with many on stretchers, after the long operation.
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Herleshausen
Germany
Red Cross
ULW
Umeluie
Lyumles LaLaLieu
Russia
Burglary Suspect Charged After Lost Billfold Triggers Case
Evansville Indiana reports a Kentucky man was charged with burglary of three billfolds after his own billfold was found at the scene. The suspect faced multiple indictments and was brought to court, with ongoing related charges and extradition issues noted.
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Evansville
Ind
Page One
Frank McDonald
James E. Washington
Morganfield
Washington
McGinnis
Budget debate signals cautious optimism in tax policy
Treasury Secretary Humphrey says revenue estimates may seem conservative but not designed to conceal tax cuts. Lyndon Johnson questions realism of the budget while Leslie Arends praises Eisenhower era balance. Senator Potter warns against risky tax cuts. lawmakers pledge thorough review of the appropriation plan.
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Salion
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
House
Leslie Arends
Illinois
Eisenhower
Sen
Potter
R-Mich
Rep. Mahon
D- Tex
Riots Fear Keeps Bombay Police On Streets
Police patrol Bombay streets in jeeps fearing riots after last November’s deadly clashes that left 17 dead and 26 wounded. The city’s Marathi speaking majority backs including Bombay in a Marathi state, while Nehru’s plan splits the state into Gujarati speaking north and a federal-administered Mumbai. Communists oppose the plan.
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Bombay
Bombay State
Nehru
Barmbay
New Delhi
New Witnesses GM President Predicts Strong 1956 Auto Year
New witnesses say GM President is confident on 1956 production after Bardin Wedeking talks. He cites 1958 as peak prior to a 1956 record year with 7.5 million U.S. cars and trucks and up to 8.35 million including Canada and exports.
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Bardin-Wedeking
James Brown
Maurice
Stafford
Hardin
Automotive Indus‘yy
Tie
Canada
General Motors
California Flood Cleanup After Weekend Storm
Flood peril eased by Sunday morning giving way to bright skies and warmer temperatures. In the mountains snowmelt slowed runoff into soggy valleys while coastal San Francisco区域 and areas north experienced weekend flooding. The Christmas week disaster left 62 dead and property damage likely over 500 million dollars.
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California
San Francisco
Wapehani Council Formed To Lead Girl Scouts In Area
The Wapehani Girl Scout Council selects officers for one to three year terms with Mrs Floyd Stoelting as treasurer and Mrs Earl Cascadden as secretary. The group includes adult scouts from four counties and parts of two others and aims to rotate offices. District chairs and a membership committee are listed along with a plan for regular meetings in May September and January. The new president is Mrs Skinner.
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Page One Dent
Floyd Stoelting
Edgewood
Anderson
Earl Cascadden
Lapel
Wapehani Girl Scout Council
Kikihawenund Boy Scout Council
Alton Potts
Muncie
Lucille Gaetle
Gas City
Norman Bradway
Charles F. Hardy
Alvin Hendricks
John Kirwin
Union City
Ida Mae Waid
Carl Sandburg
Winchester
F. K. Lurber
Tiptoe
Merrill Graham
Pendleton
Lucinda Newby
Knightstown
K. C. Ferguson
F. A. Schaefer
Darrell Williams
George Overpeck
Alexandria
S. L. Huber
Everett Thresher
Ira Emminger
Roger Green
David Meeks
Howard Lamb
Elwood
Jack Staggensburg
Harry Weaver
Alexan
Asia
Wapehami Council
Skinner
Four Are Continued From Pagan One s Where He Works
State Trooper Paul Asal investigated the crash and reported that he caused the accident with both cars skidding out of control.
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Pagan Ones
Paul Asal
Knowland petitions spark party politicking in Chicago
Mrs Marion R Cleveland a Chicago widow plans petition drive for Knowland before week’s end, claiming conservative Republican ties to We the People and the Abraham Lincoln National Republican Club. Edgar Bundy denies any formal link, saying Cleveland acts on her own.
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Pasa
Eisenhower
Marion R. Cleveland
Chicago
Knowend
Cleveland
Knowland
Washington
New York
Anderson Obituaries: Angeline Pancol and Groves
Relatives report the Athens Greece death last Saturday of Angeline Pancol 92 widow of Sophocles Pancol. Surviving children include Pete Bid and Gus Pancol with 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Emma Jane Groves 77 died Sunday at daughter’s home 3408 Scatterfield Rd. Services today at 2 p.m. at Albright Funeral Home. Leo I Moore 79 of 1714 Walnut St. died Saturday morning and services are today at 10 a.m. at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Angeline
Pancol
Athens
Greece
Sophocles Panscol
Frosini Tentoma
Anderson
Emma Jane Groves
Stephen Jeeada
Scatterfield Rd
Albright Funeral
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Walte Groves
Shoals
Groves
Joseph J Jones
Winchester
Elbert Nunley
Jack Bevars
Ronald Genda
Leo I. Moore
Leo Isalina Moore
Walnut St
Harold E. Rozelle
Wilbur V. Day
Noble Street Methodist Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Oliver A. Bussell
Claude Bussell
Herry County
New Castle
Mercer Funeral Home
Southmound
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mt. Summit
Ollie Roberson
Joe Roberson
Warren Roberson
Roberson
Primitive Baptist Church
Lester Kern
Harry
San Antonio
Tex
Leroy
Washington, D. C
Dulles Criticism and multiple traffic crashes reported
A Sunday Indiana crash on Ind 63 near a bridge west of Ingalls injured Virgo Dunn, 54, of Muncie with a broken leg and toe injuries. Another collision on Ind 67 near the reformatory damaged Carl Schmitt, 49, of Muncie. Jean Wrigley, 44, of Indianapolis sustained injuries. State Trooper Snider investigated both incidents at St John’s Hospital. The report also notes Dulles faced political criticism amid ongoing international tensions and postwar policy debates one in a series of public statements. Police said minor crashes continued with no major injuries.
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Ingalls
Virgo Dunn
Muncie
Aubrey Snider
Dunn
Melcher
St. John's Hospital
Snider
Reformatory
Carl Schmitt
Jean Wrigley
W. 38Th St
Eisenhower
Secre
St. John’s Hospital
Jary
John Foster Dulles
Smith
Mitteeman
Senate
Dulles
Retail group names new standing committee appointments
The organization announced that over 200 of its 225 members were assigned to committee posts. John Kirkman chaired a report on plans for Dollar Days, with Clair Call serving as vice chairman, for a special event later this year.
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John Kirkman
Clair
Call
Snow-slicked roads blamed for multiple deaths as forecast cools
Weather forecast notes highs from 30 degrees in the north to unknown in the south with overnight lows around 20 upstate and 11 in the south. Wednesday highs expected 20 to 28 degrees. Snowfall reported in the Midwest and northern state areas with about one inch overall and three inches in the northern region.
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Pago Ona
Midwest
GM Motorama 1956 Tour Opens January in New York
General Motors reports record earnings and more than 12 billion dollars in 1955 sales as the annual Motorama unveils dream cars and future hints. The five city tour starts with a national debut at the Waldorf on January 19 and runs through January 24.
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Curtice
General Motors Motorama
General Motors
Burglary Report At Alexandria Gun Collector Home
Police say Robert Wilson, a Bethel Pike resident four miles east of Alexandria, reported a break in Saturday night. Loot valued at $3,000 involved his hunting weapons. He saw a strange car leaving as he pulled in and the vehicle struck a tree, sustaining minor damage.
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Page One
Robert Wilson
Bethel Pike
Alexandria
Wilson
Man Held on Murder Indictment After Wifes Death
Robert Neff was returned to the county on a fugitive warrant issued by Circuit Judge Stewart. Coroner Fred Hiday said Mrs. Neff died of internal hemorrhage from blows to the head and body shortly after the crime. Found dead in bed at the Neff home, Neff was indicted for first degree murder after a county grand jury session and has been held without bond in the county jail.
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Melvin Thornburg
Stewart
Fred Hiday
Neff
Army Secretary Stresses Army's Role Amid Atomic Era
Wilber M. Brucker told the National Sojourners that a strong Army remains vital to U S security despite atomic developments. He warned it must fight any foe anytime anywhere and bear war’s burden when needed. Gov George Craig predicted Republicans will elect a new governor and reelect Eisenhower at a State Fairgrounds dinner.
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ARMY
Wilber M. Brucker
America
Brucker
National Sojourners
George Craig
Eisenhower
Craig
State Fairgrounds
Republican Veterans of
Indiana
Veterans’ Group
Vatican topics rise in Communist press coverage
A Saturday communique urges Catholics to avoid joining or supporting the Communist party and to refrain from publishing or reading materials tied to Communist doctrine, noting a shift from scarce Vatican coverage in past years.
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Vatican News
Communist Party
Notable Summit Family Ties Highlight Seven Grandchildren
Mr. Thomas and Mr. Summit are referenced with Joe in a city context along with seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, signaling a family obituary or social notice moment.
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Thomas
Mr. Summit
Joe
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Two Madison area deaths are reported with funeral plans and survivors. Mary Etta Gwinn 88 of Lapel died Sunday at home. services Wednesday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Chester Grace officiating. Interment Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Kathryn Fausset 71 wife of Dr J K Fausset of Fortville died Sunday in New Castle. services Wednesday at Moffitt Schweitzer Funeral Home and interment Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. Survivors include spouse, sons, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Mary Etta Gwinn
Lapel
Fisher Brothers
Chester Grace
Lapel Eub Church
Grove Lawn
Pendleton
Ernest Gwion
Hazel Troutman
Arthur Busby
Herschell Ellingwood
Edgar Turner
Walter Wertz
Howard Carpenter
Ivan Prather
Kathryn Fausset Spiceland
Kathryn Fausset
J. K. Fausset
New Castle
Moffitt- Schweitzer
Kenneth Pickering
Gravel Lawn
Fortville
Quartz Firm Builds Wide Network of Silicate Plants
The firm traces its Philadelphia origins at 377 S 2nd St and notes early silicate adhesive research. By 1890 corrugated boxes spurred use, with plants established in Anderson 1889 and a Chester replacement for Philadelphia in 1905. Current sites include Baltimore Jeffersonville Kansas City Rahway St Louis Utica Primos and associate units in California and Canada with expansion to Valleyfield by 1956. India begins automobile exports after 39 years of imports, Hindustan Motors sending five Landmasters to Ceylon.
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Tory
S. 2Nd St
Philadelphia
Midwest
Anderson
Chester
Buffalo
Philadelphia Quartz Company of California
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Calif
Tacoma
Wash
National Silicates, Limited
Toronto
Canada
Valleyfield
Quebec
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Lucille Duprey
John Campbell
Joss
Dade
Miami
Palm Beach
Broward
Ottawa
Sue
Harrow
Agriculture Department
Rardin
Rollie Moren
State Board of Accounts
Jasper
Marui
Wedeking
AL Taney Wu Auiuuit
Korea
Formosa
Pakistan
Turkey
United States Information Service
State Department
Foreign ” “Service
Eisenhow
Bardin
Baxen Brothers Funeral
East Eleventhk St
Scout Council
Ardst
Lke
Pete
Bid
Gus Pancol
Ander Smith
Thye
Junes
United Press
Associated Press
Budapest
Radio Br- Nixon
Tenege
Dona ‘Nyilas
Duiles
Endre Marton
Nixon
Emiles Record
Bassy
T'raj
Elmer
Robert Neff
Madison
India
Calcutta
Hindustan Motors
Ceylon
Hindustan
Waltz
Hiday Funeral Home
Anderson's
Meridian
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