Gavin Scores Policy Toward Army Officers
Lt Gen James M Gavin says the Pentagon misled Army commanders and cites a top staff critique of former Defense Secretary Wilson as part of Life magazine excerpts from his forthcoming book War and Peace in the Space Age. He warns of missile lag and outlines Army limits on missile ranges amid Cold War tensions.
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James M. Gavin
Defense Department
Pentagon
Gavin
Charles £. Wilson
Life Magazine
Harper & Bros
Wilson
Boyne City
Mich
United States
Soviet Union
Fey
Army
Air Force
Russia
Lady Marine Training Cut In Six Weeks For Women Marines
Basic recruit training for Women Marines is reduced from eight to six weeks in an official notice received by Sgt. John Hilberry the local Marine recruiter in the Tower Building 11th and Jackson. Clerks get an extra four weeks of typing and office procedure training while aviation specialty trainees skip the clerical course. There are openings for young women in the Anderson area. Full information available from Sgt Hilberry or by calling 4244 Santo A.
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Tower
11Th
Jackson Sts
Hilberry
Anderson
Santo
Defense spending urged with better control says CED
The Committee for Economic Development urged the United States could afford billions more for defense if necessary but called for tighter management of spending. The privately funded group praised Eisenhower’s defense reorganization proposals now largely approved by Congress. A Marine on leave, Pfc. Earlie B. Remson, discussed national defense policy and training plans, with Remson set to return to California and then Jacksonville for advanced aviation training.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
United States
CED
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Congress
Earlie B. Remson
St. Jane
MCRD
San Diego
Senkingeigo Calif
Essie Taylor
Mabel Thurman
Remson
California
U. S. Naval Aviation Training Center
Jacksonville
Fla
Rambler Sales Up In Cincinnati Zone
Rambler sales in the American Motors Cincinnati zone surged 71.2 percent in the first six months of 1938 over the prior year, Morgan reports. The zone covers Indiana Kentucky parts of Ohio West Virginia Virginia and Tennessee. National Rambler retail sales have exceeded the corresponding months of the previous year for nine straight months. Paradise places noted. the obituary of a local decorator’s son from Frankton lists survivors and funeral details. Donna Russell 4 found dead in White River Ravenswood marking Marion County’s third drowning in four days. Alfalfa roots creep 15 feet deep in Des Moines soils.
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Cincinnati
American Motors
W. G. Morgan
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Morgan
Rambler
Indianapolis
OPI
Donna Russell
Marion County
White River
Ravenswood
Nate
Aura
Think Before You Diet Article Promotes Mindful Eating
August Reader's Digest highlights the piece Think Before You Diet explaining why people overeat and urging readers to understand underlying causes. It’s part of a 35 article issue available now at newsstands.
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Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
Reader
Faubus Wins Face Second Primary On Aug. 12
Faubus advances to a second primary on August 12 after securing the next highest vote total in a continuation of coverage. Opponents criticize his use of National Guard troops to block integration while urging similar law and order measures to enforce it.
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Faubus
National Guard
Child Victim Defease
The CEO recommended focusing on the Cresta project and addressing AI risks. The discussion highlighted potential safeguards and strategic steps for responsible deployment while maintaining stakeholder trust and safety.
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Cresta
Sheriff Indicted in Jail Death of Negro Prisoner
Water Valley Mississippi UPI reports Nyatahusha County Sheriff J G Treloar indicted on manslaughter in the beating death of a Negro prisoner Woodrow Daniels after jail time. Treloar pleaded innocent and a two day probe preceded the grand jury action. He was released on $5,000 bond and a special 80 member venue was set for trial alongside Judge Curtis Swango.
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Water Valley, Miss
UPI
Nyatahusha
J.G
Buster) Treloar
Treloar
Woodrow Wilson Daniels
Curtis Swango
Sardis
Emmett-Till
Swange
Water Valley
E.b.gore
Daniels
Memphis
Police Recover One for Two Stolen Cars
Police recover one of two stolen cars after a report from To Summit conference on the Mid East touches regional concerns. Authorities investigate the second vehicle's disposition while detailing the incident to locals.
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Mideast
Navy blimp grounded again amid bad weather at Lakehurst
Weather kept the 343 foot North Pole bound Navy blimp grounded for a second day. The 14 man crew remained at the air station ready to depart on two hours notice as upper New York State conditions delayed the Arctic flight. White House spokesman Hagerty noted Eisenhower was drafting a short reply to Khrushchev while a five power U.N. council proposal sparked mixed reaction among officials. The scene also reports on car thefts nearby and 4-H county fair preparations with hundreds of girls enrolled in foods clothing and crafts projects led by local leaders and agents.
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Harold Beck
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Earnest Britton
Ralph Browning
Robert Buss
Caroll Valentine
Dessie. Burton
Ellen Lacey
Sandra Cable
Marilyn Sherbrooker
Kathryn Gregory
U N Meeting Acceptable Says Tass On Summit Weighs In
Soviet news agency Tass released a long commentary denying Khrushchev rejected Eisenhower's U N Security Council summit proposal. It said he remains ready to attend and proposed a meeting in Moscow or a European city with Dag Hammarskjold as secretary general. The piece suggests Western media misrepresented the Soviet position.
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Baum Named to Replace Kollros on Board
Governor Handley named David R. Baum of Delphi to replace the late Arthur Kollros on the Exar isive Wiward of the Ctata Sat Tee ee UAE Ur chers Home at Lafayette. Baum one of ten new Indiana board appointments. 22 Hoosiers reappointed. Dismissals announced at St Johns Hospital include Mrs Goldie Skaggs and many others from Pendleton Alexandria and Middletown.
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Delphi
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Arthur
Tee Ee
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Handley
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Pendleton
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Main St
Ocie McDuffie
W. 20Th St
Jane York
Otis Cox
Cash Keller
Middletown
Arthur Hall and Son
Silver St
Mildred Corder
Lomst St
Billy van Dyke and Son
W. 38Th
Arthur Mounts
Alexandria
David Swisher
Daugher
Grover Cox and Son
Midgetown
Gertrude Geehring
W. Iass St
Thomas Roush
Park Rd
Onis Patterson
Columabus Ave
Grover Mark
Margaret Barkley
6Th St
Betty Weaver
Noble Af
Lebanon Rebel Odd Fuqua Fortville Native Dies at Home
Hamilton County native Odd Fuqua 76 Fortville RR 1 died at home after a long illness Born November 16 1861 son of Joseph and ____ Fuqua He was a farmer and Fortville Christian Church member Surviving widow Edna two sons Albert and Jay four sisters several brothers grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery with services at Fortville Christian Church.
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Fortville
Hamilton County
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Joseph Fuqua
Umbenhower
Eden
Viretta
Charles MM. Weschler
Brock Sharrett
Ingalls
Doris
Apts
jLabea
Greenfield
St. John’s Hospital
Leora Anard
Pendleton
Twats
Serehe Brothers
Eben Fuqua
Payton Fuqua
Anderson Obituaries Joseph Mulvihill and Elisha Giles
Joseph T Mulvihill 90 of 1027 Central Ave died after a 18 month illness at his home Burial at St Marys Cemetery He was a retired businessman and Eagles Lodge member Survived by nieces and nephews Visitation at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home after 7 p m today Services 9 m Friday at St Marys Church Father Francis Kienly in charge Elisha Homer Giles 94 of 2110 Silver St died at home after a long illness Born July 20 1864 in Tipton he moved to Anderson ten years ago He was a contractor and housemover retired 20 years ago Surviving three daughters two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Visit Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home for services at 1 30 m tomorrow by Rev Eldon Petry Burial in Fairview Cemetery Tipton.
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Paul C. ‘Segraves
H.R
Mooresville
Anderson
St.Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Baker Brother Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
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Central Ave
John
Nancy Mulvihill
St. Mary’s Church
Eagles Lodge
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Waltz S
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Elisha Homer Giles
Silver St
Tipton
James Giles
Tipton County
Berta James
Tucson
Ariz
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Edith Slocum
Glen
James Holliday
Kent Slocum
Elwood
Nuckols and
4-H Show Officials List and Supervisors Named
4-H Boys and Girls show personnel are listed with responsibilities and districts. William T. Anderson of Bedford is noted as a participant, with Horace Hays as General Superintendent and breed superintendents Angus Buford Rathel Hereford George Baker Red Poll Arthur Gossett Shorthorn Jay Peters born supers Richard Gilchrist Charles Lawler showring supts Hershel Trimble Don Paddock Lester Sigler Paul Thurston clerks and mass officials named for duties.
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Wm. T. Anderson
Bedford
Horace Hays
Angus
Buford Rathel
Hereford
George Baker
Red Poll
Arthur Gossett
Shorthorn
Jay Peters
Richard Gilchrist
Charles Lawler
Hershel Trimble
Don Paddock
Lester Sigler
Paul Thurston
Jand P. A
Robert Fish
Defiyer Mass
John Campbell
Don Hoffman
Special Judge sioning witnesses in 1957 traffic crash
The case centers on a crash near Alexandria on April 14 1957 at West Washington Street Road and Florida Station Road. Witnesses include Richard Remington Paul Granger and George Mroz. Plaintiff is represented by Mel Thornburg and deputy George Pancal. Judge Lennington resumed proceedings at 9 o clock.
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Sioning
Richard Remington
Paul Granger
Remington
George Mroz
Granger
Alexandria
West Washington Street Road
Florida Station Road
Mel Thornburg
George Pancal
Lennington
Circuit l
Boys in custody after juvenile officers question two youths
In Chattanooga two boys were taken into custody and placed under the supervision of county probation officer Mrs. Lillian Stewart and the county juvenile court for further action. The scene involved officials from juvenile services and tree varieties mentioned in a fragmented context amid a storage area and streets near Nicho and Arrow Avenues.
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Lillian Stewart
Chattanooga
Great Smoky Mountains
Nicho
Europe
Howar Anderson widow lost her home series preview
Property owners the Peters family could have redeemed their property by April 12 1956 paying Mrs De Armond costs and interest but the two year redemption period and an additional appeal window had lapsed before they learned of the 1954 sale Mrs De Armond held a tax title and Peters continued mortgage payments unaware of the sale completing only recently Next in this series Howar Anderson widow lost her home
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Peters
County council blocks Hamilton Road plan in bid funding setback
State Okehs continued with withdrawal after the County Council rejected the Hamilton Road project by two adverse votes. The federal road men kept Madison Avenue Road in the bid setting, while the Board of Commissioners plans to pursue all three projects. Acme Paying Company won a 3.8 mile resurfacing contract from Indi 28 to Summitville with a 65,898 low bid on a 50-50 federal match. Work should start within two weeks. Nicotine content noted: two percent nicoline in most domestic cigarettes.
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Hamilton Road
Madison Avenue Road
Board of Commissioners
Acme
Anderson
Indi 28
Summitville
Federal
Eight Die In Maine Jet Bomber Crash Near Base
Eight airmen perished when an 852 jet bomber crashed three miles south of Loring Air Force Base in Limestone Maine scattering wreckage over two acres. An instructor pilot survived with non life threatening burns. The bomber carried nuclear weapons capability and shattered nearby homes. Funeral services for Major Moody E Shock were to be held after burial at Brick Cemetery near Hagersville. The survivor was treated at the base hospital.
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Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Carl Ireland
William Frank Shock Oulette
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Maj
Moody E.shock
New Castle
Wun Eaiwies
Denton
Denison
Tex
Callie Motto
Shehab
Nettle Creek
St!Brick
Hagersby
Deaton
Ribhan Aida
Local Industries Plans Expansion At Providence Plant
Local Industries will visit its Providence Rhode Island plant next week for conferences on building expansion as part of transferring production facilities from Providence to Anderson. Executives from Nicholson firm reviewed layouts last week and will study them again in Providence before adoption. A proposed new building along the west side of the current factory would measure about 80 by 300 feet with 24 000 square feet of floor space, pending executive approval. The Providence operations removal is expected to add around 400 workers locally in the future.
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Providence
R. I
Anderson
Nicholson
Funeral planned for Henry Wiese in Denver area
Henry Wiese 55 of 231 Tower Rd died Thursday night at St John’s Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be completed after his son Paul arrives from Grand Junction Colorado where he was on vacation. Body is at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Washington AP reports Senate adjournment hopes rise as a farm policy bill passes House. The measure funds agricultural rural research and could cost about 100 million dollars annually for six years to reduce surplus crop purchases.
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Heniy Wiese
Tower Rd
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Bright
House
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Agriculturaa Rural Research and
Adel Fapc
John McCormack
Agriculture Department
Capehart
Commodity Credit Corp
Coal Classified as Sedimentary Rock by Geologists
Louisville geologists classify coal as a sedimentary rock due to its placement in the natural sedimentary sequence and its lack of a fixed chemical formula.
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Louisville
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