Ryan Named to Committee for Aeronautics Appointment
President Eisenhower announced Oswald Ryan a former Civil Aeronautics Board member will join the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Ryan succeeds Robert B. Murray, resigning undersecretary of Commerce for transportation, and will serve alongside other NACA members well known in aviation research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oswald ‘Ryan
Anderson, Fan
Civil Aeronautics Board
National Advisory Committee
Aeronautics
Mr. Ryan
Robert B. Murray
Commerce
Transportation
NACA
Ryan
Eisenhower
Joseph P. Adams
Truman
Jerome Hunsaker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
James H. Doolittle
L. ©. Craigie
M. B. Gardner
D. W. Bronk
Johns Hopkins University
T. P. Wright
Cornell University
Sheriff May Be Blind From Jail Break Shot
TIPTON Ind. Sheriff Jesse Owen police report in fair condition may lose sight after being shot by Clyde Miller 21 of Tipton who attempted to free his brother Johnny Miller from the jail. Owen was struck near the left eye around midnight and transported to St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
Burley
Jesse Owen
Clyde
Miller
Owen
Tipton County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Virgil Cardwell
Johnny Miller
Cardwell
4-H Sale Moves Up By State Fair Board
State Fair Board shifts the 4-H cattle auction to the fair's opening Friday to reduce crowding as entries arrive. Grand champion steer and top three winners will be held over. Also, show space rules on corn seed, and 4-H horse judging faces elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT_ VERNON
Ind
u—A_rivee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Bee Geep
State Fair Board
Anderson Man Apprehended For Burglary
Charles Nathan Smith, 28, of this city, was arrested in Detroit on a second degree burglary charge and to be returned by local police. Detectives and the police chief left for Michigan to escort the prisoner home. He is linked to a theft at the Paramount Billiards last summer and Detroit visit prompts probe of gasoline thefts from a car at 6th and Meridian. An 11 year old was arrested for theft from a Polio March of Dimes container at a local ice cream store and turned over to juvenile authorities after admitting involvement and threatening two workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nathan Smith
Detroit
Mich
Madison
Sam Adams
Johns Heiden
J. D. Coen
Michigan City
Smith
Paramount
6Th and Meridian Ts
Anderson
Polio
Hoffman Speaks At Soil Meeting
The 4th Annual Soil Conservation District Meeting at the YMCA in Anderson drew about 163 attendees. Leroy E. Hoffman of the State Soil Conservation Committee and Purdue extension spoke on soil conservation for farmers. A drainage panel with Harold Sayre Leslie Shuter Clifford Drake Robert Norris and Parke McCombs was led by Harold Scholl. Hector Lawler was reelected supervisor for three years and Evan Wilson led the meeting and submitted the annual report. Blanchard Cochran read the secretary treasurer’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation District
YMCA
Anderson
Leroy E. Hoffman
State Soil Conservation Committee
Purdue University Extension Service
Harold Sayre
Lesie Shuter
Clifford Drake
Robert Norris
Parke McCombs
Harold Scholl
Hector Lawler
Richland Township
Evan Wilson
Disttrict
Blanchard Cochran
Coal cargo to reach river port for transfer to Chicago rail
A 6,000 ton coal cargo arriving here Saturday will be transferred to the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad for shipment to industries in and near Chicago. Tray lor Bros. of Evansville built the terminal and will operate for the present. The Ohio River Co. of Cincinnati holds the river shipments contract. The terminal offers five feet of river frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Chicago & Eastern
Lingis Railroad
Tor Industries
Chicago
Traylor Bros
Evansville
Ohio River Co
Cincinnati
Jury Named To Hear Trials Of 5 Reds
A 12 member jury was selected to hear the trial of five alleged Communist leaders charged with conspiracy to advocate overthrow of the government by force. The panel includes one woman and one Black member, with four alternates. Opening statements begin Monday and the trial is expected to run three to five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis IM
Hagerty Denies Plans To Dismiss Manion
White House press secretary James C Hagerty denied that Clarence Manion former Notre Dame law dean might be fired for backing the Bricker amendment He chairs the Study Commission on Federal State Relations and has urged limits on the president treaty making powers Eisenhower opposes the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Clarence Manion
Notre Dame Law
Bricker
Manion
Study Commission On
Federal-State Relations
Eisenhower
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker Treaty Debate and Ratification Path Examined
Senators tangled over Bricker’s treaty clause and a roll call vote to record positions. Heated discussion touched on states’ legislative hurdles, international commissions, and potential limits on foreign policy.
Dulles Presses German Talks as Eden Seeks Unity Plan
Secretary of State Dulles warned Molotov the conference may not justify itself while British Foreign Secretary Eden pressed a unity plan bearing his name. The discussion touched on German unification, parole, and potential disciplinary actions for reforms. Molotov’s stance suggested tough talk ahead as sessions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Molotov
Welfarm
Ralph H. Tahash
Thony Eden
Board of Correction
Dooley
Decline Thought Cited As Factor In New Claims Drop
The region served by the local employment office reported 171 new claims last week, down from 386 in the previous period. Officials attributed the decrease to a broader decline in thought to be a major factor influencing jobless claims and urged continued monitoring of employment trends across branches.
Army Struggles With Schine Privilege Allegations
Army workers scrub barracks as troops assess duties while Schine is cited for special privileges. Privates report Schine untouchable, with limited kitchen police duties and missed guard rosters. Post sources quote complainants and rosters showing Schine’s absence from duty.
Two Persons John’s Hospital in the Waltz and Hiday Ambulance
Max Rusher, 30, 2217 Sherman St. was treated at St. John’s Hospital after a car crash near Pendleton Ave and Locust St. He sustained facial and knee injuries and was transported by the Waltz and Hiday ambulance. Kenneth L. Browning, 31, 8 1st St., became ill at home and was taken to St. John’s Hospital in the Waltz and Hiday ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's Hospital
Hiday
Max Rusher
Sherman Sr
St. John’s Hospital
Pendleton Ave
Locust St
Waltz and
Kenneth L. Browning
Anderson College Story Presented by Morrison Committee
The 36 year old Anderson College plans a frank presentation of its history aims and policies to the public. A Citizens Committee will assist in sharing community leaders’ expressions as the school grows in the State and Midwest. Meeting in the college dining room with Rev Schuster delivering the invocation, Dr Morrison gave a talk on the college story followed by a Q and A and library and Morrison Hall visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryant
Wilson Barber
William R
George A. Coburn
James R. Day
E. A. Funk
George A. Griffith
Wilbur Hardacre
Everett A. Hartung
Virgil G. McDonald
Linfield Myers
A. T. Rowe
Monroe G. Schuster
Steele C.J. Smith
Noland C. Wright
Robert Wagner
Midwest
Cooper
Schuster
Allis
Morrison
Anderson College
College
Morrison Hall
Roosevelt adviser blamed for adultery and war of divorce
A California politician and former state official, Roosevelt, faced claims from his estranged wife detailing alleged adultery and threats of a split, while he pursued a California 26th District Congress bid. She released letters dated February 27, 1945, with demands for 50 percent of assets and income, as he denied intent to divorce and called the action punitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
California
Congress
Pacific
Betsy Cushing
Boston
Social Security urges early claims with prep tips
Social Security officials anticipate extra hours to speed up Old Age and Survivors Insurance payments. Mr Landes urges claimants to file as soon as eligible and gather evidence such as proof of age and marriage before visiting the Social Security Office in Room 200 Paramount Building. He notes that telephone or in person inquiries from claimants slow processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landes
Social Security
Paramount Building
Sam Mills Rites This Morning
Last rites for Sam Mills a 78 year old resident since arriving 52 years ago from Oretta Kentucky will be held at 10 AM today at Leonard P Unick Derwood Funeral Home. Rt Rev Msgr Thomas Travers pastor of St Marys Church will officiate. Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mills
W. 13Th St
Oretta
St. John’s Hospital
Leonard P. Unickderwood
Thomas Travers
St. Mary's Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Catherine Wilkins Obituary and Local Funeral Notices
Mrs. Etta Catherine Wilkins of 2116 Meridian Street died at her home at 7 a.m. She was the widow of John E. Wilkins longtime operator of the American Playground Device Company. Born in Circleville Ohio she was active in First Methodist Church and several local groups including the Order of Eastern Star and WSCS. Surviving: one sister Mrs. Mary Bush Boston. four brothers Homer Todd Amanda and others. several nieces and nephews. Funeral notices for Lizzie Walk and Velma Donnelly follow with service times, locations, and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wilkins
Etta Catherine Wilkins
Meridian St
John E. Wilkins
American Playground Device Company
Circleville
Mary Bush
Boston
Mass
Homer Todd
Amanda
Lizzie
Lizzie Walk
St. John's Hospital
Harold E Rozelle
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Eaton
Ward Start
Ralph Daley
Everett Reeves
Lawrence Booram
George Merry
William DeArmond
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties bring notices
Margaret J McCormack 76 of Middletown died at 3 20 am on Rt 1 Middletown after a month of illness. She was married to Joseph F McCormack and attended Pleasant Valley Church. Funeral 2 pm Monday Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown. Burial Miller Cemetery. Also William N German 59 of Yorktown died Friday after a short illness. He had worked at Delco Remy and moved to Yorktown in 1947. Surviving include wife Aletha two daughters and a son plus seven grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday East Lynn Christian Church Anderson. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Shirley B Canfield 63 of Summitville died Thursday Ball Memorial Hospital. Services 2 pm Saturday Vinson Funeral Home. Burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Charles L Pebern at 50 of Pendleton Ave died Wednesday. Services 2 pm today Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial Memorial Park. Harvey B Kennett 53 of Arcadia died Wednesday Riverview Hospital. Masonic rites 11 am Saturday Cusick Funeral Home. Burial Arcadia Cemetery. Arthur Brown 61 formerly of Lapel died Wednesday Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. Services 2 pm Saturday Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Burial Terkinsville Cemetery. Charles H Cutter 87 of Noblesville died Wednesday Riverview Hospital. Services 2 pm Saturday Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home. Interment Crownhill Cemetery Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. McCormack
Middletown
Margaret J . McCormack
Tome
Rt. 1
Orn
McCormack
Nathan H
Clara Gustin Starr
Joseph F. McCormack
Pleasant Valley Church
William N. German
Yorktown
Anderson
Delco ‘Remy
The
Christian Church
Richman and Prillman
East Lynn Christian Church
George Ross
Memorial Park Cemetery
Aletha
Deardra Large
Blanche Keesling
Edward A
Ferman
Sylvester
Chicago
Henry
Benton
May Coleman
Lansing, Mich
Shirley B. Canfield
Summitville
Ball Memorial Hospital
Vinson Funeral Home
Edward Antle
Summitville Methodist Church
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Charles L. Pebernat
Pendleton Ave
Harold £. Rozelle
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Harvey B. Kennett
Arcadia
Harrial Park
Je Vey B. Kennett
Pha F. Eddleman
Manual Harris
Gpre Stone
Arthur Brown
Lapel
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
J. Kerlin
Ferkinsville Methodist Church
Terkinsville
Charles A. Cutter
Noblesville
Charles H. Cutter
Riverview Hospital
Evans, Godby and Trout
William Huber
Presbyterian Church
Crownhill
Atomic method may date relics to 44000 years
University of Chicago chemist Dr James R Arnold reported a new atomic dating technique that could extend the practical limit from 25000 to 44000 years for archeological relics. The method relies on a radiation detection instrument measuring emitted radiation from elements in studied objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
James R. Arnold
Army to test three new weapons in North Carolina
The Army announced three new weapons including the corporal guided missile will be field tested in North Carolina during April and May. The exercises named Flash Burn will test both offensive and defensive operations with troops divided into U S and aggressor forces. Lt Gov Lloyd Wood of Pennsylvania claimed Eisenhower promised support for his gubernatorial bid after a conference with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
North
Page One
Carolina
Exer
United States
Lloyd Wood
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Wood
Coffee price drop spurred by milk aid suggested
The discussion notes coffee producers aim for prices down to 90 cents a pound or less as many brands rise above a dollar. The Californian proposed drinking milk on days coffee is banned to help reduce dairy surpluses.
Building additions and remodeling projects announced
January Building Lamp Division outlines multiple construction efforts including a four room addition to Forest Hills School a new building for Tupraan s Supermarket at 8th and Madison interior remodels at Hoyt Wright store an addition to Meadowbrook School a new 12 room Park Place School and interior exterior work on the Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Building at 11th and Jackson Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Forest Hills School
Tupraan’s
8Th and
Madison Sts
Hoyt Wright
Meadowbrook
Park Place
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan
11Th and
Jackson Sts
Tank bids spark Senate inquiry into production base
Testimony shows Chrysler submitted the only other bid for M48 tanks, about 18 million dollars higher than Fisher Body. Kefauver questions long term economy of a GM subsidiary, Army says broad production base wastes funds. Slezak denies GM ties, notes small plant in Illinois. Hearing notes tank contract signed despite requests to pause pending inquiry. Also news: Army declares 60 missing servicemembers presumed dead in Korea, including three from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Fisher Body
Kefauver
General Motors
Army
Slezak
Illinois
Turner Brass Works
Sycamore, T
Chicago
Washington
Indiana
Pugmire to Speak At Salvation Army Citadel
The Rev. Herbert J. Pugmire D D PRGS of Dallas Texas pastor of Galilean Baptist Church will speak at the Salvation Army citadel Sunday evening at 7 30 There will be special music including a vocal solo by Mrs Colonel Pugmire of Indianapolis The Salvation Army Ball is at 10th and Main
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Pugmire
D. D. Prgs
Dallas
Texas
Galilean Baptist Church
Salvation Army Citadely
Pugmire
Harry Ironsides
Moody Church
Chicago
H. Pugmire
Salvation Army
Indiana
Colonel Pugmire
Indianapolis
10Th and
Main
First EUB Church Outlines Activities
The First EUB Church plans a week of youth activities from Jan 31 to Feb 7. The group will meet at 6 45 pm each night to visit shut in and aged members by car. Reservations for the youth banquet may be made through Sunday School teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Anahan
First Nazarene Announces Plans For Youth Week
The First Nazarene Church at 23rd and Jackson Streets outlines a week of youth events. Activities include a breakfast at 7 30 Sunday at the parsonage chaired by David Knotts, a Sunday sung youth hour led by Maxine VanMeter, a Tuesday youth revival guest speaker Rev James R Snow, a Wednesday prayer service led by Mrs Violet Salatin, a Thursday Pine Room dinner with Rev Thomas I Russell as guest speaker, and a Saturday YMCA chili supper led by Maxine VanMeter. Olivet Nazarene College student Harry Soward will speak at Sunday Feb 1 morning worship chaired by David Salatin, with James McDonell presiding at the Sunday evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Nazarene
23Rd
Jackson Streets
David Knotts
Maxine VanMeter
Columbus Avenue
Pine
Linder’s
Thomas I. Russell
West Washington Street Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Triange
YMCA
Harry Soward
Theologica
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Ill
David Salatin
James McDonell
Myron C. Morford
Association Youth Chili Supper Set At Central Christian Church
The Anderson Association of Churches will host a chili supper from 5 30 to 7 30 Tuesday evening Feb 2 at Central Christian Church emceed by William Haver of Mt Howe Methodist with Rev Phillip Philbrook youth chairman assisting Larrie Clark First Presbyterian will direct the song service Miss Rosada Shaw East Lynn Christian will read devotions Miss Lois Clifton host church will supervise arrangements Recreation will be directed by Carl Williams Park Place Church of God A discussion period will follow on the overall program for the association youth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Association of Churches
Central Christian Church
William Havermale
Mt. Howe
Carl Williams
Park Place Church of God
First Friends To Hear Rev Reagan Sunday Services
The Rev William Reagan of Richmond will speak at First Friends Church at 10th and Chase Streets in morning and evening services. The event is sponsored by the peace and public morals committee chaired by Mrs Chloe Lacy, launching a Back To Church Crusade through Easter per Pastor Rev Raymond Breaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reagan
Richmond
First Friends Church
10Th and
Chase Streets
Committee of Peace and Public Morals
Chloe Lacy
Raymond ¥. Breaker
MYF Sub-District Rally Set At Noble Street Church
A sub-district MYF and MIF rally will meet Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 PM at Noble Street Methodist Church, 620 E 21st St. Rev. Clayton Steele of Alexandria First Methodist will speak. Miss Suetta Russell will preside. Anderson High School Choral Club will sing under Mary Ruth Palmer. An hour of recreation follows the service with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYF
MIF
Noble Street Methodist Church
E. 21St St
Clayton Steele
Alexandria First Methodist Church
Suetta Russell
Anderson Group
Anderson High School Chorral Club
Mary Ruth Palmer
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State River Rail Terminal
Hoffman
Soil Meeting
Germany
Eden
Big Four
West Germany
Kremlin
Helv
Ten
Elwood
E. F. Adcock
Russell Olt
Reident
Robert Reardon
Lottie
Franklin
Helen Holton
William C. Stalnaker
C. J. Edwards
John H. Kane
Ralph Noyer
Star+y naker
Wilma J. Londer
Jandace Stone
Delco*Remy
Edi Claytor
Fromward M. Claytor
W. C. Edwards
Delco-Remy
Mr. Clay
Star
J. H. Bolles
Edgewood Country Club
H. D. Dawson
Claytor
Texas A & M
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Electric Products Company
Cleveland, O
Herald
Hagerty
Russia
Berlin
Ei Ror
V. Misenhower
Sens. J
Ca Tait
Pola
A. O. Stanley
Jenner
Willis
House
Mem- China
le Sion
Durga
Pendleton
AY Wowo
Schine
4Schine
Bob Barnes
Velma Donnelly
Dale Donnelly
van Buskirk Rd
Harold E. Rozelle
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood
George
Griffith
Tom Free
Bruce Douglas
John Frederick
Casmach Manley
Marsal Forrest
GM Tank Award
Joe O'Neill
H. J. Pugmire
First
EUB Church
Association
Rev
Reagan
Rally
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