Wrongful Death Damages Asked In Farm Mishap
A suit seeks damages of 13,000 for the wrongful death of Buck Willis in a farm accident on Aug 27, 1985. Ana Liza Willis administratrix filed the action against Chester H. Thurston, alleging Thurston backed a vehicle over Willis while patching a driveway on Thurston’s farm.
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Buck Willis
Ana Lies Willis
Salyer and Woolbert
Chester H. Thurston
Willis
Thurston
Madison
Ard Kleiman
Phillip Casey
Superior Court
Lula Gale Bates
Frank Barnes
Bohannan and Burton
Superior Court Ne
Francis Mark Lewis
Virginia
Florence Lewis
Vincent Kelley
Brady and Watson
Carl McCarty
Elizabeth Fisher
Mechanics Hen
Busby
Davisson
Cooper and Farr
Ana Liza Willis
Salyer and Wealbert
Gilbert A. Woolf
Jean L. Woolf
Edna M. Schweinfurth
City of
Anderson
Indiana
Vasiue Short
Democrats Plan County Barbecue
A Madison County Jefferson Club meeting in the city utility conference room planned a September county barbecue for Democrats. National party leader to speak. Holland Maine named president and general committee head. Precinct committeemen met in Alexandria with County Chairman C B Cartwright presiding and others named as co chairs.
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Madison County Jefferson Club
City’ Utility Conference
Ald St
Centrale
Hloland Maine
Alexandria
C. B. Cartwright
Maine
Charles Wolfe
A. J. Broderick
Jon Mortis
Elwood
CAP Commended On Air Search by Civil Air Patrol
Anderson representatives the Civil Air Patrol joined a statewide air search and ground rescue operation. Five man ground team coordinated aircraft with pilot and observer. The CAP squads from 25 other Indiana towns joined in the exercise. The operation completed successfully.
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Anderson
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
End
Cam
Indianass
Indictments Expected in Sangamon County Scandal
Courakon and Hodge move to prepare indictments for next Monday as the grand jury weighs conspiracy by defraud in a widening scandal. Hodge denies links to St Louis hoodlums while facing fallout from his former political ascent and 1980 gubernatorial ambitions.
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Courakon
Coutrakon
Hodge
Sangamon County Grand Jury
St. Louis
Calamity Jane era rescue drill and political fallout
A chaotic scene shows a disaster ready rescue truck and personnel from Sum City base led by Ellsworth amid a 1948 calamity alert. Congress debates disability pay funding with Senate and House skirmishes, while trial testimony recounts a drill instructor case and a pneumonia treatment history.
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Chaies
Jane
Melling
Arthur Woolley
Crossel
Lagival Cowles
Charles
Eney
Alex Ellsworth
Cieraldieeade
Andria
Walker
Paul Ice
Kim Kirkerom
Republicans This Fall, 1) Disaster Here As A Part At “Opey
Herald
Lloyd Morey
Titanie Mracidant vAaatatat Tal
Car Hits Elwood injures Indianapolis boy and woman
Severe injuries reported for 1 year old Robert Kent Williams and his mother after a Main Street collision near their home. The boy ran into traffic from a parked car and was freed by bystanders before being taken to Mercy Hospital. A second incident damaged a television set and caused a minor fire at the Hammond family home. Minor accidents yielded no injuries.
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Ratianalpolis
Mercy Hospital
Fire Department
Robert Kendill
Clyde M. Laser
R. P. Ross
St. Walter Buller
Howard King
Anderson
Main
Three Men Named To State Posts In Local Area
Three men from the area were named directors at large of the Indianapolis chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants. Neeman Apple of Gospel Trumpet Company begins a second term, joined by A. J. Whitacre of Marsh Foodiners Yorktown and JJ. Dewberry of Haynes Stellite Alexandria.
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Indianapolis
National Association of Cost Accountants
Neeman Apple
Gospel Trumpet Company
A. J. Whitacre
Marsh Foodtiners
Yorktown
JJ. Dewberry
Haynes Stellite Company
Alexandria
United States and NATO face wartime emergency drills and pensions
Eisenhower proclaims unlimited national emergency and civil defense alert as the nation tests war readiness with a full air and evacuation drill. The exercise simulates attacks on major cities while a 40-strong White House news center tracks events and public safety officials coordinate responses across agencies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Roth
Civil Defense
Walt Peterson
Pearl Harbor
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York
United States
Canada
New Jersey
Bronx
The
Battery
Brooklyn
Newark
Jersey City
Murry Saylor
White Nonse
Distri Fia
Eisenhower battles over military aid in Senate vote rows
The Senate defeated Ellender proposals to trim military funds as leaders clashed over a total aid figure of about 4 billion dollars. A series of roll call votes 46-42 44-37 and 44-42 blocked smaller cuts while Eisenhower pressed to secure the full 4 billion in the pending appropriation bill despite House limits.
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Page Ors Ienate
Ellender
Senate
William F. Snowland
Senate_j
Ellender Y
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Local Posts Plan A Joint Meeting
The USW.Y. Post and AUxttary schedule a joint meeting at the GAR Hall in the courthouse on Tuesday near July MM. Dem Adjutant Oren Norcross will speak as a highlight. A 4S pitch dinner is served at 11 o'clock, with Dept. Commander Stanley King presiding.
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Usw.y. Post
Auxttary
GAR
Court House
Dem
Oren Norcross
Dept
Stanley King
Auaidlary Preald Ent Aubtyy Jounston
Eleven Inductees Report This Week
Selective Service registrants reported at the local board headquarters with four for pre induction physicals and 11 for induction. Draft officials renew requests for youths to register on their birthdays or within five days.
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Selective Service
White House seeks 42 million for rapid airways expansion
The White House requests Congress approve 42 million dollars to speed the national airways program as part of a five year drive to expand airport facilities and improve air safety through the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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White House
Congress
National Airways
America
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Congress panel faults Strauss in AEC stagnation report
The subcommittee led by Cannan faults Strauss and other AEC members for alleged inexcusable stagnation in civil atomic power development. Republicans dispute the conclusions, claiming the science shows the US leads in peaceful atomic energy. Eisenhower requests 1.8987 billion to finance the AEC, with a recommended rise to 2.3361 billion for the coming year. A body finding brings FBI to the scene as Morris Weinberger’s family awaits news of a missing baby in Long Island.
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Arg
Lewis
Strauss
AEC
Cannan D-Met
All Commates
ARC
Cannon
Bulle
Wy Cannon
Anion
Subcommittee
Hisenhower
United States
Strauan
W. F. Libby
Vance
Eisenhoiwer
Ais
Eisenhower
Cor
Senate
House
Paslice
FBI
Morris Weinberger
Long Island
Defense exercise outlook from Snyder reports progress
Snyder said reports indicate the exercise is proceeding reasonably well and Peterson is expected to arrive Saturday to file a personal report to newsmen. Dr. Arthur Fleming and several department heads involved are to hold news conferences over the weekend.
Operation Alert training drill spans Civil Defense units
A long passage describes Operation Alert a Civil Defense training exercise with Alexandria and Summitville units. It lists officers from operations transportation welfare and education and notes Scouts and Red Cross participation and zone 1 staff and evacuee shelter duties. The goal is readiness for enemy attack and coordination among police fire auxiliaries and radio operators.
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Oo Steed Page Wome
Ron Weagh
Willard Hawkins
W. J. Stokes
Lauren Persing
Ray Foster
Anderson Fire Department
Eugene Yates
Richard Worth
Charles Chastain
J. Wesley Stuart
Alexandria Girl Scouts
Alexandria Boy Scouts
Civil Defense Police
Summitville
Doyl Rragon
Alexandria
Internal Security Corps
Civil Defense
Anderson
I Tthe Naval Training Center
Red Criss
Charles Hauri
HLP
Essepayant
Herndyhanson
Ernest Crull
Red Cross Aid Saga Highlights Home Service Support
Red Cross Home Service program assists servicemen and veterans with government benefits, personal and family counseling, and referrals to community resources. Emphasizes priority for servicemen and their families.
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Red Cross I
Costieard
Home Service Office
Red Cross
Civil defense drills in South Bend amid city panic
Deputy sheriffs and a post captured survivors of a mock enemy plane crash outside the city as rumors and panic efforts spread. About 150 000 people evacuated from South Bend during a cloudburst while 64 000 moved from downtown three mile radius. city hall operations relocated to the Armory as volunteers handled mass feeding and rescue.
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Umarhoty
Wayne
South Bend
Ta Ily
South Ben
Indianapolis
Dang ‘Ile
Civil Defense
Ied Cross
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Local Notables and Services
Funeral services and graveside rites are planned for several Anderson residents. So phronia Reed, 84, will be buried at East Maplewood after services at Albright Funeral Home. Kenneth E. Brown, 57, a former resident and Delco-Remy veteran, will be laid to rest at Memorial Park Cemetery following services in Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. Infant Meddal Gene Hardy, daughter of Kent and family, will be buried at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mildred Eleanor Lutton, former Anderson president, dies in Palatka, with burial at Nelson Cemetery after services at Bethany Christian Church. Edgar Everett Benefiel of Milton Avenue dies suddenly. funeral at Harold Rozelle’s Home, with interment at Norse Cemetery near Perkinsville.
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Sophronia FP. Reed
Sophronia P. Reed
Chase St
St. John's Hospital
Albright Fusers
George!Skinner
Jarkson Park
Kenneth E. Brown
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Em Slege
Pan
Waltz and Hiday
Ray
Filom Stollemeyer
Memorial Park
Mr. Brown
Aradentom
Fla
Tlmeda
Gene. Hardy
Flmedal
Gene Hardy
Kent Hardy
Wodoth St
Tey
Eldan Petry
First Church of the Brethren
Harold EB. Rozelli
Mildred Lutton
Mildred Fleanor Lutton
Palatka
Bethany Christian Church
Kermit Pugh
Nelson Cemetery
Brown and Rutz
Edgar Everett
Edgar Everett Beneifel
Milton Ave
Athletic Park
Harald FE Rozelle
Ftev
Otto Stroup
Frankton
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties in 1956
Obituary notices for ED A Williams Wilkinson aged 72 of Willow Branch who died of a heart attack in Greenfield. Service details given with burial in McCray Cemetery and survivors listed, plus Eloise M Brown Chesterfield obituary and public notices including tax hearings and city improvement resolutions in Anderson Indiana.
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ED A. Williams Wilkinson
E. A. Wiliams
Willow Branch
Greenfield
Gad Son
Wilkinson
McCray
Dangly
Ingalls
Tod
General Fund Sreen
Stair Board of ‘Tax Commissioners
Madison County
Edna Stanley iCeek
Troastin
Department OF Public Works
Anderson
Indiana
Andersnp
Rawnas
Hans
Anderson Island
Aid
Uy Ve Office
Boars of
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Circuit Court General Finance Corporation
William, Hensley
Stella Hensley
Kroger
Gardis and Regas
Edward Kidmann
Phillip Casty
CAP
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Parthc
Graj Howski
Melvin. Barber
New York City
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Henry Cabot
Hodge Jr
Hearvlolove
Wil
Liam F. Knowland
Hubert H. Harmonrey
Minn
Ellsworth
Bunker
Barber
Aca
Gatas
Edward A. Hull
Chicago
Keim
Huif
Huff
Thel
Cstver
McKeon
Hutt
Flivell
Ari
Worcester
Mays
Minnesota State Medical Association
Aunuvia Pawn
Gil Hodge
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
Eaffles Racorl
Tale Patice
Phil
Brown
United Press
City Fire Department
Osear Massey
Nu Anderson
TM A
Mr. Massey
Forest’, Products Laboratory
Iit
Dumn
Tempo
Sarinues
Parliament
Iceland
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations
Paul CG. Hoffman
Hill Hower
United Nations
Joseph Jt. McCarthy
Hla
Wis
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Hoffman
Atty
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Outrakan
Coutrakan
Wally Falk
Fy & Ae
Ate “Yan
Nionis
Andarian
Everybouty's Tabernacla
OM Roberts
MOORE
Pear
Ritura
Page Ona
Robert Branson
National Foundation
Eloise M. Brown
Chesterfield
Earl J. Brown
Mabel RitMe
Polhemwur and Shirey
Daleville
Brownenberg
St. John’s
Marin
Tarte Ma
Genseral
Indielana
Anedesson
Board OF Buplic Works
E. Reman
Carl A. Cottom
Meicher Dis Winkler
Vian
YMCA
Victory Heritage
Wun Hay
Eira Heritage
Fald Zatate
Joseph H. Armington
Peck
Tinly
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Marine Drive
Star China
Revere , Ware
Star China Co
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