Jenner Disavows Campaign Move in Presidential Bid
Indiana Senator William E Jenner disassociated himself from a move to present him as a presidential candidate. He remains a delegate to the national convention and supports Eisenhower with an 85.2 percent voting record. Letters backing Jenner were signed by Miss Marguerite Dice and Mrs. Mary Esther Williamson, members of We the People, an Chicago-based group opposing internationalism and favoring states rights. Jenner says he has been smeared as anti-Eisenhower and clarifies he supports most of the president's program.
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Indianapolis
William E. Jenner
Presi' Dent Eisenhower
Oling
Eisenhower
Jenner
Indiana
Marguerite Dice
We the People
Mary Esther Williamson
Chicago
Jénner
Legally Dead Officer May Be Prisoner of War
A woman, Mrs. Edward J. Howard of Ann Arbor, remarried in December 1235 and expects a child. Her former husband, Lt. Robert D. Reynolds, was declared legally dead by the Defense Department a year after being reported missing aboard a Navy Privateer lost over the Baltic on April 8, 1950. Reynolds’ status and the family’s future are uncertain as legal and marital ties linger. Israel and the Soviet Union signed a two year oil contract worth 18 to 20 million dollars with plans for further oil drilling equipment trades, shaping a broader energy exchange.
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Edward J. Howard
Anni Arbor
Robert D. Reynolds
Defense Department
Baltic
Howard
Reynolds
University of Michigan
Israel
Moscow
Soviet Union
Teraeh
Wage Raise Agreement Is Reached
Dayton Ohio reports Goodyear and United Rubber Workers reach a 62 cent per hour raise for about 24 000 employees across ten plants in Akron Los Angeles Muncie Jackson Windsor Gadsden Lincoln Topeka St Marys and other locations The agreement also provides a funded benefits plan to be negotiated later and must be approved by local unions and the international board.
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Dayton
Ohio
Goodyears Hire & Rubber Co
United, Rubber Workers Union
Gisa
Innals
International Executive Board
Akron
Los Angeles
Muncie
Ind
Jackson
Mich
Windsor
Gadsden
Ats
Lincoln
Neb
New Bedford
Mass
Topeka
Kans
St. Marys
F. G. Carter
Paul Bowers
Goodweat
B. F. Goodrich” Co. Uaw
Goodrich
Goodrichs
Goodyesr
U.S
Freshone
George Asks For Reports On Captives
Washington Senator Walter F. George moved to obtain full reports from the State Department on reports that Russia is holding American airmen as prisoners. Republican Leader William F. Knowland said Under Secretary Robert Murphy would be questioned behind closed doors by Senate committees. The State Department urged an investigation and prompt reporting on the persistent reports.
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Washington
Walter F. George
State Department
Congress
Russia
William PF. Knowland
Robert Murphy
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Knowland
George
Pco
Kremlin
Lahor
GOP
United Nations Assembly
Defense
Smalter
Eisenhower era audit spurs Illinois political fallout
The article details a front page struggle over an audit of Stratton in Illinois as Hodge resigns his Stratton bid. It notes a Social Security amendment affecting women at retirement age and disability benefits, with a vote of 90 to 0 and six absences.
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Kerr
Curtis Rneb
Thomas Martin
Martin
Curtis
House
Senate
George
Geroge
Leng Langer
NDI
Malone
New
Payne
Maine
Purlell ¢Canal
Wiley
Wis
Young
Eisenhower
Stratton
Hodge
Illinois
Sangamon County
Chicago
Audibee
City Council Seeks Growth and Expanded Planning Reach
City officials discuss a new census to boost Anderson revenue from state taxes by about 35000 annually. Resolution 84 extends City Planning Commission authority two miles beyond city lines to oversee sewer and utility expansions. Officers Morgant and Helden push ordinance 2302 requiring registration of convicted individuals within 24 hours of arrival, with a 300 dollar fine and potential imprisonment.
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Anderson
City Planning Commission
Couer
Robert Morgant
John Helden
Chief of Police
Att Derson
Khrushchev Predicts East German Reunification on Communist Terms
Khrushchev told East German Premier Otto Grotewohl and his delegation that reunification of Germany would come on Communist terms. He warned West Germany would not sit at the table, and said the time would come when they would knock on their door. A Bulgarian premier nearby clarified the timeline, correcting Khrushchev’s 13 to 16 years reference.
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Otto Grotewanl
Germany
West Germany
United States
Bulgaria
Khrushehay
Chamber Notes Continue With Large Meeting Costs and Enrollment
The report cites a cost of 44 400 000 and an expected enrollment of about 1 300, with Mayor Ralph Ferguson and several Mrs Margaret Knight and Mrs Fern Cansterbury among guests. Attendees included school board members Syd Williams Wilbur Roby and township trustee John Boone, plus James Wright Robert Miller Ed Flanagan and Fnoch Oram on the committee. Wert Frank B Allis served as chairman with Superintendent G BE Ebbert also present.
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Ralph 2. Ferguson
Margaret Knight
Fern Cansterbury
William Havermere
Syd Wiliams
Wilbur Roby
John Boone
James Wright
Robert Miller
Anderson Township Holding Co
Ed Flanagan
Fnoch Oram
Wert Frank B
Notable names gathered at a long luncheon gathering
A diverse list of attendees including Adams, Barnes, James, Allen, Milford Sarton, Philip Cooper, Cedric Dunkerly, Edratundson, Fishback, France, William B. Harper, Henning, Hiday, Huffman, Luras, McWilliams, Newbern, Nipple Rex Iylec Jesse Plummer, Raup, Richter, George W. KE, Smith, Taggart, Wagner and White attended a buffet luncheon served between 5 pm and Tye m.
Tornado Storms Hit Michigan After Kansas Oklahoma Outbreaks
Residents in south central Michigan cleaned up after a series of vicious storms that struck Monday night injuring five people and causing crop and property damage. All injuries occurred in the Jackson area with non serious outcomes reported.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Jackson
Mich
Ares
House Approves Bill For Air Force Talos Bases
Congress debated executive use of appropriated funds as the House committee pushed a revised defense bill. By a 27 to 0 vote the chamber approved the measure minus certain provisions to avoid delaying vital defense work. If the Senate backs the action, the Air Force will proceed with four new Talos bases at western bomber bases costing about four million dollars each, with two sites in Illinois and Indiana undisclosed.
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Faye
Congress
House
Vidson
Senate
Air Force Ren
Millwestern
Ilinois
Indiana
Marine sergeant vows trial delayed by Marine training dispute
The Worcester Marine case centers on charges of maltreatment and training methods at Parris Island. Berman urged former Marines to send contact details for support while a public defense appeal highlighted communications delays and limited switchboard capacity at Beaufort, with messages from ex Marines and faraway cities.
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Seiver
Klein
Worcester
Mass
Berman
Parris Island
Parcis Island
Hillike & Christmas True
Communications Crasser Ser
Beant
Francis Mullins
Beaufort
S.C
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Chicago
Marine Corps
CIA Solves Year Old Mystery Poisoning Case
Report states CIA investigators found arsenic in the ceiling paint of Mrs Luce’s bedroom causing paint dust and fumes to contaminate her breakfast tray. Time magazine notes poisoning as a major diplomatic secret tied to Henry Luce, editor and ambassador’s husband, amid Soviet外交 efforts.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Mrs. Luce
Time
Henry Luce
U.S
Philadelphia Quartz Company and its silicate legacy
The Elkinton family originated the Philadelphia Quartz Company in the 19th century, developing silicate of soda for soap and expanding to multiple plants nationwide. By 1904 the firm operated facilities in Philadelphia and Chester plus affiliates in Baltimore Buffalo Jeffersonville Rahway Kansas City St Louis Utica and California with a Toronto office and a new plant under construction in Quebec. Thomas W Elkinton, president and great grandson of the founder, remains the family link to the enterprise.
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Joseph
Thomas
Elkinton
9Th and Mifflin Sts
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Aqhartz Co
Midwest
Ander- Bun
Philadelphia Quartz Cum’ Dany
Chester
Anderson
Baltimore
Maryland
Buffalo
N.'y Y
Jeffersonville
Indeed
Kansas
Rahway
Louis
Missouri
Utica
Quarta Company of California
Berkeley
Los Angeles
California
Tay Jcoma
Wash
National Silicates Limited
Opn
Toronto
Onnta
Nuclear test ban urged by foreign minister speech
Soviet foreign minister backed a call from the Japanese parliament to halt nuclear test blasts and destroy stocks. Philippine Senate ratified a peace treaty with Japan and reparations pact for World War I damages, opening formal diplomatic ties. Eisenhower vetoed a 2 billion military bill over Talos missile authority, citing separation of powers. Federal officials began Operation Alert 1956, a five day civil defense drill with officials in secret hideaways.
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Supreme Soviet
Shepiloy
Philippine Senate
Japan
Repara
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Defense Department
House
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Armed Services Committees
Senate
House of
Arthur
Flemming
Fisenhower
Deaths In Madison Area Arthur Vickery Dies At 17 In Crash
Arthur William Vickery 17 of Taylor Center Detroit formerly Anderson died at 9 p.m. Monday from injuries from a Sunday night automobile crash in Michigan Center. The car skidded on wet pavement, hit an abutment then a tree. He remained comatose from Sunday afternoon until death with skull injuries listed as cause. Surviving: father Arthur J. Vickery Anderson mother Eloise Patenaude Detroit sister Phyllis brother Aubert at home and relatives in Detroit Anderson and Frankton. Funeral at Voran Funeral Home Allen Road Allen Park. Burial at a later date. The notice also lists homes and addresses.
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Arthur William Vickery
Taylor Center
Detroit
Anderson
Michigan Center
Delrgil
Young Vickery
Arthur J. Vickery
Elsenhurst
East Lynn St
Franklin School
Eloise Pattenaude
Detruit
Phyllis
Aubert
Wiliam Vickery
Ekith St
Laura Vickery
Wneles
Im Anderson
Thursder Aty Ihe Voran
Allen Rd
Alles Park
Mich
Obituary notices from Anderson newspapers list multiple deaths
Obituaries for Raymond Renson Ida M Taylor Warner Lane Mary Kirchenbauer Gilbert Bever and others in Anderson note ages birthplaces and residence histories. Services and funeral home details are given with dates times and locations including East Maplewood Cemetery Memorial Park and local churches.
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Mary Kirchenbauer
Mary Kidehenbauer
Noble St
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Walliam B. Eddy
East Maplerand Cemetery
Frorida
Funerial
Wisconsin tops beer drinking per capita in Brewers Almanac
The Milwaukee UPI report notes Wisconsin residents drink 26 gallons of beer annually, far above the national average of 15.9. The Brewers Almanac by the United States Brewers Foundation highlights Wisconsin as the thirstiest state in the nation.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States Brewers Foundation
Rainier Heir Rumors Stir Monaco Palace
European dispatches circulate that Princess Grace of Monaco is believed to be expecting an heir. Prince Rainier remains noncommittal, saying he will announce news himself when ready. Meanwhile CAPERART: Indiana senators Capehart and Jenner opposed a disability amendment to the Social Security Bill, which the Senate passed 47 to 43.
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Europe
Grace of
Monara
Minner Rainier
Monaco
CIP
Francis Tucker
Caperart
Jenner
Washington
Indiana
Homer E. Capehare
Wiliam E. Jenner
Senate
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Lloyd Morey
University of Iinois
Man
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Wilmoth & Son
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Erny
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GNING
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Wien
Shest
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Reem
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Meridian St
Totmarly Perignal Finance
Farmarly Lincoln Loon Corp
Gien Evlhugs
Proimli
New York
Miister Dmitti Shepiky
DIAL
25Th and Meridien
Madison
Leslie Shuter
Middletown
Frankton
Monmlaywight
Rosaler Brown
Daleville
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Shirey
Rosalee
Dud Irs
Jacky Lee Brown
Polhemus and
Shirey Funeral Home
Raymond R. Reason
Raymond R. Renson
Broadway
Hancock County
Renson
Luther Renson
Anderson Playground Equipment Company
Pendle
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EUB Church
Ruby
Donnie
Russell
LeRoy
Francis
Nalinda
Laury
May
Marie
Lawrence
Frank Jton
Laura May Jackson
Archie Maxwall
Corel Bright
Pendleton
Ida M. Taylor
Ida May Taylor
Perl St
George L. Taylor
Clifford Kinsey
Monroe
Abs
E. E. Small
Portland
Oregon
Earl Little Funeral Home
Little Funeral Home
Warner C. Lane
Ralph McCrory
East Maplewoot Cemetery
Gilbert D. Bever
Gilbert 1
Bever
Woosth St
Alpine
Fayelle Couunty
Baker Brothers Funeral
Burchfield
Fifth Steere Methodist Church
Meaorial Park
Lewis Ferman
Lewis
Theodore Kahr
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Theodore
Rainiers
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