Many Disabled Receive Social Security Checks in Anderson District
More than 170000 severely disabled workers nationwide are now receiving Social Security disability payments, announced Herman E. Landes of the Anderson office. Eligible workers must apply by June 30 or forfeit benefits. Those 50 to 65 may qualify for monthly disability insurance. under 50 may have records frozen for future Medical Corps benefits. The Anderson district covers Madison, Hamilton, and Hancock Counties, and officials seek inquiries about the program. Adventist draftees may be exempt from combat but willing to serve as Medical Corpsmen to save lives.
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Herman E. Landes
Anderson Social Security Office
Anderson
Social Security
Madison
Hamilton
Hancock
Landes
Mogilner Says $45 000 Paid to Ex Officials in Bribery Case
Indianapol is UPI Arthur J Mogilner testified that payments totaling nearly 45 000 were made to former highway officials including Willian Sorrell and Lloyd Poindexter as part of bribe schemes tied to highway contracts. He detailed payments for public relations work and front end folders plus engine additives, naming multiple recipients and the alias use by Virgil Smith.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Arthur J. Mogilner
Willian Sorrell
Mogilner
Sorrell
Lloyd Poindexter
Highway Department
Sherwood
Sayer
Smith
Cecil McDonough
Asa J. Smith
Poindexter
Sayer, Smith
Leroy K
New
V. Wilson
U S Census Of Ingalls Under Way In 1950
The U S Bureau of Census has dispatched special enumerators to Ingalls led by B J Fitzgerald. They will collect street address and basic resident details to boost Ingalls population estimates beyond 1000 for state funding considerations. Information is confidential and only sworn census workers may view it.
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Ingalls
Phyllis v. Calvert
Ruby E. Blacketer
Ruth A. Sawyer
U.S
U. S
Bureau of Census
United States
Edna Stanley
B. J. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Bureau of the Mail
Fitzgerald
Anderson Herald
Christian Center Street Social Set For Friday
A street social in San Salvador planned by Anderson area churches will be held Friday on Main Street to raise funds for the Christian Center operations. The quake earlier disrupted parts of the city but caused no reported casualties or major damage. services were provided for those in need.
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Salvador
San Salvador
el Salvador
San
Anderson Christian den
Ter
Courthouse Square
Paul Hardacre
Anderson Area
Iblock
Main St
Lloyd Lambert
Tinan
Alto
Sun
Gartner
Nicholas Copernicus
Police Salary Plan Rejected By Board
Anderson safety board rejected a plan from the Fraternal Order of Police to raise police pay. It included a longevity element tied to years of service and rank and would have added about 8000 to the police budget. The plan drew on salary schedules in Fern and Indianapolis.
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Anderson's Safety Board
Order of Police
Fern
Indianapolis
Indiana
Payne Leads Maine Republican Primaries By Big Margin
In early fragmentary returns from Maine primaries Senator Frederick G. Payne leads Herman D. Sahagian by more than five to one with 2417 votes to 408 in 96 precincts. Horace A. Hildreth trails Philip F. Chapman Jr. for governor by 1638 to 1178 in these precincts. Maynard Dollolf leads Clinton Clauson in the Democratic gubernatorial contest by 874 to 312. Also, John R. Graves 7, fractured elbow after accident at St John’s Hospital.
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Portland
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
Herman D. Sahagian
Payne
Sahagian
Horace A. Hildreth
Flood Crisis Expands as Indiana Towns Face Record High Waters
The flood driven evacuations spread toward Terre Haute and nearby areas with at least 5,000 displaced upstream. Homes were lost and shelters formed at a schoolhouse on high ground while many evacuees stayed with friends or relatives amid rising river levels and mounting property damage.
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Terre Haute
Beamer Seeks Continued Flood Aid As Rivers Rise
City officials praised 1,000 police officers, firemen, civil defense and auxiliary personnel along with National Guardsmen Naval Reservists and youths who stacked sandbags directed traffic and aided evacuations Saturday and Sunday. The flood threat spread downstream on the Wabash and White rivers as levees broke.
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Frommage
Wabash
White Rivers
Wabash Flood Breaks Hit Indiana Farmland Towns
The Wabash River breached levees south of West Terre Haute and near Hutsonville as floods swelled across Terre Haute and surrounding farmland. An estimated 1,500 people fled while 2,000 to 3,000 acres flooded near Oaktown, joining earlier breaks that inundated up to 15,000 acres across the region. Authorities mobilized 4,000 to 5,000 workers to defend communities of about 2,500 residents.
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Toriay
Terre Haute
Hutsonville
Wabash
Oaktown
Ind
Illinois
Indiana
Putthan
Mainville
Terre Taute
John McConnell
Grays
Ville
Prairieton
McConnell
Indianapolian Oenumeliae Walead Mheaneh
Albert Jessup
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Grant County
Jessup
West Terre Haute
Handley
Sinois- Indiana
Space age questions shape church stance at convention
At Anderson College an international convention opens with Commencement crowding the tabernacle. Dr Morrison retires after 39 years, Dr Reardon becomes president, while theology graduates and 133 degrees are awarded including 19 red hooded candidates. Pondering how space age science impacts religion, Morrison urges a clear church position on future inquiries.
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Morrison
School of Theology
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
John A. Morrison
Anderson High School
Milton Buettner
Louis Gough
W. Albert Donaldson
Film Actress at Pep si-Cola event highlights new plant
A film actress attends a 6:30 p.m. Wednesday event with Pepsi Cola bottlers from across the state as part of a celebration at the company’s new Anderson plant. The facility replaces the old bottling site at 1736 Pearl Street and triples production capacity to over 1,000,000 cases annually, with 24,000,000 bottles if laid end to end stretching from Anderson to London. Mr. Kurtz notes a 180 percent sales rise over five years and cites a 21,000 square foot building on a 108,000 square foot site at 18th and Louise Streets serving Madison, Hamilton and Tipton Counties. the plant includes modern amenities and quarters for staff and housemother Dora Batdorf in the Anne E. Bontems Lounge area.
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Rage One Linder’s
Pepsi Cola
Mr. Kurtz
Anderson
London
England
Pearl Street
18Th and
Louise Streets
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson Bottling Company
Mc. Kurtz
Michael
Ruth Kurtz
Steele
Merbert I. Barnet
Richard E. Burgess
Rrarge
William C. Durkee
Raymond D Mack
Liorer’s
Kurtz
Johnson, Ruchhart and Associates
W. R. Durkin and Son, Inc
Rogers Electric Co
Elwood Plumbing and Heating Co
Elwood
Powell and Dorste
Martin Lir
Bernhard
Geldfing
Sherman Adams
Adams
Imus
Hil
Manity
Dhen
Dixon Yates
Valley Forge
Attacre
Valley
Forge State Park
God Bless
Phil
Itmeon
Dixon-Yates
Adams Letter Acknowledges Receipt in FTC Case
Rep. Oren Harris sent Adams a letter acknowledging receipt of an explanation Adams wrote last week. The House subcommittee may seek additional information and a resolution could be considered to guide the straightening of Main Street near Mainview Apartments. City plans include a $5,500 adjustment and swearing in about 30 auxiliary police for June 29 to July 6.
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FTC
Oren Harris
D - Ark
House
Adams
Harris
Mainview Apartments
Main Sts
Martin T. Carspenter
Esta M. Carpenter
Avondale
CityClerk
Ernest Coburn
Coburn
Copernicus and Hungarian Uprising Mentioned in 1956 Echoes
A long excerpt covers reactions to the Hungarian uprising and execution of Imre Nagy, with references to Copernicus, church hostility, and a U S statement. It notes appeals by U S delegates to the UN for missing Hungarians and cites Tass sourced reports of Nagy’s trial and execution. The piece shifts to local business news about Ralph Ferguson opening Anderson bottling plant by Kurtz company and details plant history, capacity, and family members.
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Romania
Budapest
Moscow
Tass
United States
Hungary
U.S
United Nations
Nagy
Maleter
Pravda
Izvestia
Ministry of Justice
Hungarian People's Republic
Himre Nagy
Dismissals Listed From St John’s Hospital Names Many Residents
A partly legible hospital list shows patients dismissed from St John’s Hospital including Mrs Josephine Witskem and Mrs Lois Kailor along with several others from diverse addresses. The fragment includes stray sentences about hearings, statements, and Dixon Yates era politics, with references to Adams and discussions on time and science.
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St. John's Hospital
Josephine Witskem
Lois Kailor
Baptists pick new headquarters site Valley Forge
In Cincinnati the American Baptist Convention voted to move the national headquarters from New York to Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The decision, reached after four days of debate, drew 1477 votes for and 635 against the Valley Forge proposal by delegates from six and a half million northern Baptists.
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Cincinnati
Historic Valley Forge
New York
Valley Forge
Left arm fracture of boy after fall at home
Franklyn Hardy, nine, of 1134 Sunny Mead Drive, fell and fractured his left arm. He received treatment at St. John's Hospital.
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Franklyn Hardy
Sunny, Mead Dr
St. John's Hospital
Final Tower continued at city meeting commend 500 volunteers
Louis Eggman chaired with Carl Cottom Sharon Bell and city attorney Jack B Campbell as the board wrapped up with a commendation of city personnel and about 500 volunteers who helped bring the White River flood under control.
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Louis Eggman
Carl Cottom
Sharon Bell
Jack B. Campbell
White River
Anderson Obituaries Mary L Alexander dies at home
Mary L Alexander of Anderson died Sunday noon at her home. Born 1866 in Osgood she moved to Anderson fifty years ago. Survived by son Bert G Alexander sister Ada Johnson six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 pm in Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial at Peer Cemetery New Columns. Rex Bronnenberg dies in California
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Mar ¥ Alexander
Mary L. Alexander
Noble St
Glenn
Harold Cook
Anderson
Phillip
Cook
Dayton
Ohio
Nat Jones
Muskegon
Mich
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Peer Cemetery
New Columns
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Hazel M Hughes Pendleton Indiana died Sunday night in St John Hospital Anderson Born Tipton County resident last 20 years member of Pendleton Christian Church charter member of Christian Church Guild and Falls City Home Economics Club helped organize Green Township girls 4 H clubs graduate of Taylor University and Indianapolis Conservatory of Music Survivors include husband N E Hughes one daughter Maxine Fausset two sons Everett and Orville six grandchildren funeral Tuesday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton services Wednesday 9 30 am in church burial Tipton
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Hazel Hughes Pendleton
Hazel M. Hughes
S. Pearl St
Pendleton
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Tipton County
Taylor University
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
N. E. Hughes
Maxine Fausset
Knightstown
Everett
Houston
Texas
Orville
Cornell Bright’ Funeral
Pendleton Christian Church
William 8. Knight
Tipton
19 Die When Airliner Crashes In Brazil
A twin engine Brazilian airliner crashed during approach at Curitibaca. The airline reported 33 of 275 aboard were killed, including former President Nereu Ramos. It was not known if he survived. None aboard was believed to be from North America.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Curitibaca
Nereu Ramos
North America
I Dé Es jUse Bulletin-Berald
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W.ner
Puerto Rico
Seventh-day Adventist Church
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Elmer
Doc) Sherwood
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Iliaue
Sherwood-Sayer
Craig
Athens
Ankara
Christian Center Street
John R. Graves
St. Charles St
Dr. Scholl
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Rand Tresin
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Summitville
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Wanda Alfrey
Sth
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George Hollies
Alexandria
Charles Schwab
Morton St
Harlan Smith
Ruddla Ave
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Decker
Francis Hays
Pendleton Ave
Alice Campbell
Nancy Paynter
Laurent Lane
Priscilla Paxton
Mary Latta
Haverhill ‘Drive
Clara Murphy
Walnut St
John Jones
Middletown
Gov. Adams
Baptists
Boxer Brothers Fun
East Eleventh St
Lone
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Clarence
M. Bolds
McKeesport
Harold ’E. Rozelle
George S. Taggart
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Rex Bronnenberg
Burbank
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California
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Glendale
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