Madison County Republicans Hold Summer Organizing Meet
More than 99 precinct vice chairmen and candidates gathered at the home of County Republican Vice-Chairman Mrs E C Toner for an inaugural summer organizing meeting. State Republican Vice Chairman Mrs Marjorie Snyder was the guest speaker and the group discussed plans for the fall campaign. County Chairman Harold J Anderson urged campaign work as all county office candidates attended. Refreshments followed in the Tower home garden with several volunteers assisting.
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Madison County
E. C. Toner
GOP
Marjorie Snyder
Harold Anderson
Toner
Farold J. Anderson
Tower
Raby Roberts
Alpha Byrum
Fairy Stanley
Helen Johnstone
Harold Actor
Williams Tower
St. John's Hospital
Jack Dietz
Chester
Donald Rooney
Colese Haven
W. 8Th St
Ernest Cole
EC. Toner
Herendletown
Johnstone
Alpha E. Byrum
Williams Toner
Raby R. Roberts
Harold J. Anderson
Fairy V. Stanley
Herald
Madison County Residents Receive Free X Rays This Year
The Madison County Tuberculosis Association and Indiana Board of Health coordinated mobile X ray service. A four week period saw 6 974 county residents X rayed with 883 more this week at the Tuberculosis office. Unserved residents may visit St John Hospital for a nominal fee. The mobile unit will return in April next year and tour Muncie Brazil Terre Haute this week.
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Madison County
Madison County. Tuberculosis Association
Indiana ‘Ale Board of Health
Evalir Leidolf
E. 10Th St
Board Accepts Resignation of AHS Principal
The resignation of William J. Hutchison as principal of Anderson Senior High School was accepted with regrets at a special school board meeting. Hutchison will leave Aug 15 for a principal position in Fallbrook California. He cited health reasons and noted his contract would have extended. new board members took oath at the session.
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William Havermale
Margaret Knight
C. D. Rotruck
Board of School Trustees
Gordon France
G. E. Wilder Mus
Farm Canterbury
GE. Ebbertt
Rotruck
Herald
William J. Hutchison
Sherman Sr
Anderson Senior High School
Hutchison
Princal
Fallbrook Winton
Fallbrook
Ile
Indianapolis
Indiana
Changi
Weather Bureau
Hutchisoneto
Atee
May Menure
Coloma
Craig
Purdue University
Indiana Farm Bureau
William G . Bray
Martinsvile
Pose
Heat Wave and McCarthy Clashes Dominate Nation and Senate
The heat persisted across the nation with readings above 100 in several cities including Needles 105 Salina 100 and Cleveland 91 while Chicago reached 94 marking a rare streak of 90-plus days. In Washington Senator Flanders urged the Senate to condemn Senator McCarthy’s conduct with a censure resolution noted as the first in five years. Senate leadership and colleagues expressed strong opposition arguing the measure lacks specifics and risks political damage.
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United States
Neb
Needles
Salina
Kan
Cleve Ohio
Denver
New York City
Washington
D. Cashville
Tenn
Chicago
High Tenn
Flanders
R-Vi
Enate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Morse Indore
Congress
Sen. Dirksen
Wisconsin
Dirksen
Carthy
eCarthy
Sen. Flanders
Joseph R. McCarthy
City Budget Cropped And Further Cuts Predicted
City Budget members reported last night that the Park Department budget was cut further. Several items including motor equipment and miscellaneous costs were eliminated from the requests, with total department spending still above last year by about 70, ae. Officials will present revised figures to the Budget Committee and Park Department heads.
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Park Department
Rare & Cama
State To Install Ohio Columbus Ave Flashers Next Week
State highway engineers plan automatic traffic control at the Ohio and Columbus Avenue intersection with flashers and crossing warning lights. Four lights will cover the crossing to ensure safety as the Moellering Company advances paving on the new dual lane road and intersection.
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State
Ohio
Columbus Ave
Geat Lakes
Duluth, Minn
Bismarck ND
Seattle
Wash
Midwest
Grandview
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fairview Park
Indiana
Nebraska
New York Central
State Highway Department
Railroad
Moellering Company
Soviet anti religious campaign and missing premier report
The Soviet Union reportedly plans a militant attack on religion across Russia and satellite states, targeting Christians Jews and Muslims per USIA. Meanwhile Moscow Radio called an air clash a gangster attack to keep Far East tensions, as Czechoslovak Premier Vilem Siroky has been absent from public life since mid June with unclear cause.
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Sovitet Union
Russia
United States Information Agency
Kremlin
Moscow
Ussr
Pravda
Far East
Far Eastern
Czpchoslovakia
Vilem Siroky
Vienna
Siroky
Capehart Criticizes Communist Talk at Rider College
Senator Homer E. Capehart of Indiana told Rider College graduates that discourse on Communism is excessive, urging support for the U S system of government. He praised individual opportunity and the system as America's greatest asset, and received an honorary degree.
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Frenton
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Rider College
Capehart
America
The
College
Riot police smash casino door in five minute knock
Newport officer use 16 pound sledge hammers to pound on a casino door for five minutes before it finally opened. A voice from inside asked, Was someone knocking. The incident ends without reported injuries.
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Newport
Inexpensive Want Ad Sells Items Fast in Herald Bulletin
A brief want ad in the Herald Bulletin proves an economical way to sell household goods for cash. A woman reports selling items such as a walnut cocktail table, sweeper, metal bindings, and cheap rods after phone assistance from the paper’s want-ad girl.
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Herald Bulletin
Move To Kill Foreign Aid Defeated In Senate
Washington Senate action defeated Malone's plan to kill foreign aid funds and redirect unspent money to build an invincible Air Force. Malone's amendment sought 13.79 billion for 2,000 heavy jet bombers and 3,000 jet interceptors, winning only six GOP supporters. Officials noted most funds are already obligated or under construction.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Malone
R-New
Foreign Operations Administration
Eisenhower
Nevadan
Sense
Bricker
Ohio
Jenner
Ind
Langer and Young
McCarthy Fish
Welker
Idaho
FDA
Doctor Arrested On Murder Charge In Wife's Death
In Cleveland Dr. Samuel H Sheppard was arrested Friday night on a first degree murder charge in the July 4 bludgeoning death of his wife Marilyn, 31. He pleaded not guilty and was taken to the Bay Village hall for hearing before acting Mayor M M Barber before being committed to sheriff custody. The case hinges on information from Police Chief John Eaton as the defense seeks a continuance to present unavailable witnesses.
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Cleveland
Samuel H Sheppard
Marilyn
Richard A. Sheppard Sr
Bay View Hospital
Clifford Mercer
Patromen
Fred F. Drenkhan
Howard Smith
Bay Village Hall
Sheppard
M. M. Barber
John Eaton
Bay Village
Richard E. Weygandt
Biarber
Bad Filsen
Germany
Royal Air Force
Weyteer
Migandt
Ing
East Germany
Samuel Sheppard
RAF
Gardelegen
Boardwalk Fire Threat Halts Atlantic City Blaze
A fire broke out along a 200 foot section of Atlantic City's boardwalk near the 1000 block by Virginia Ave on a Friday evening. Flames spread under the planks damaging the Steel Four stores as firefighters, aided by onlookers, contained the blaze amid smoke and crowds along the boardwalk. Patrolman James Gilligan reported smoke and a possible start from a discarded cigarette or faulty electrical liner.
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Atlantic City
Fames
Virginia Ave
James Gilligan
No Dumping Order Issued For East Third Street Site
An order from the Madison County Sheriff warns that dumping trash and debris in the ravine along East Third Street between Nursery Road and Indiana 109 will be prosecuted. The county board of commissioners backs the order, with a $25 fine for violators. Signs posted, a hearing set for Aug 7.
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East Third Street
Madison County Sheriff's Ofice
Mong E
3Rd St
Nursery Rd
Ind. 109
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Tax Property Valuations For 33 Units Ready For Preparing
Tax valuations for 1955 for 33 units were completed by the County Auditor's office. Figures show 20 324 persons assessed and total real and personal property valuations near 62 million dollars. Certified copies were sent to 38 taxing units to help budgets and levies for next year.
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Walker
Anderson
Coun
Cer Office of County
Chris
Niagara Rapids Shooter Survives Barrel Ride at Falls
wlawaRA FALLS Ont Major Lloyd Hill a 25 year old Niagara riverman attempted to shoot rapids below Niagara Falls in a bright red eight by three foot barrel. He spun in a whirlpool for about two hours waving to spectators, then drifted ashore on the Canadian side. Police say the act is illegal.
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Wlawara Falls
Ont
Lloyd Hill
Niagara
Ontario
Hill
Commissioners Meet In Special Session To Ready 55 Budget
Members of the county board met in a special session at the courthouse to prepare the 1955 budget for the County Council to act on. The board disclosed Acme Paving Co. resurfaced two miles of county road at Gilman and one mile at Summitville this week with further work planned at Cantinaedom.
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Tue Sratima Ty Board of Commissioners
Acme Paving Co
Gilman
Summitville
Acme
Cantinaedom
British police halt Polish freighter carrying US scientist
Police stopped the Polish freighter Jaroslaw Dabrowski after it left London harbor with American scientist Joseph Cort and his wife who planned political asylum in Czechoslovakia. Land Yard would not explain the boarding but said a statement may follow. Immigration officials had earlier checked the ship amid reports of a stowaway aboard forsøking Ver.
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London
Joseph Cort
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Woolwich Beach
Thames River
Land Yard
Corts
Home Office
Afcr
Birth Announcement From Riverview Hospital In Lapel
Born at Riverview Hospital in Lapel to Mr and Mrs Ronald Hersberger, a daughter.
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Riverview Hospital
Oblesville
Ronald Hersberger
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AHS
Nation
Vader
British Board
U. S
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