Weather Figures From The Andersen Herald Theaters
The Andersen Herald lists numerous U S weather readings from cities such as Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Des Moines Omaha Omaha Kansas City and New York with varying conditions including cloudy clear and rain. The article also notes elections and appointments within the Veterans of Fort Fort Workt organization at its annual encampment in New Orleans and mentions officers elected and reassigned including Hinshaw Maurer Lemen Holycross Crumba and Owens with staff changes and reappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chisago
Cleveland
Memphis
Milwaukee
Ste. Marie
Moines
Moline
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omoha
Denver
Tadlamapols
Phoenix
Taine
Angeles
Hinshaw
San Francisco
Thurman Maurer
Seattle
Ram Fi
Winniper
Dhe
Sam
Orval
Holycross
Atilca
High Wayatt
Indianapolis
Charles Crumba
William Mercurt
Todianapolis
Comerinander
William Mriend
Connersville
U S Scientists Hint at Heavier Atomic Bomb Power
Chicago area atomic scientists said at a university briefing that the United States may have a newer, more powerful atomic bomb. The Chicago section of the Atomic Scientists released the statement during a campus event at the University of Chicago.
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U.S
Cincago
Chicago
United States
Atomic Scienists of Chicago
Incheon
University of Chigugo
First Ocean Phone Cable Laid From Clareville to Oban
Clareville Nid reports the world's first oceanic telephone cable being laid from Clareville to Oban Scotland across 2280 miles. The cable, christened with water from Heart's Content Bay, aims to link New York and London and enhance overseas communications, marking a major advance since the early telegraph era.
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Clarenville
Nid
Aliantro's Moor
Oban
Scotland
Claranvilla
Heart's Content Bay
New York
London
Weath' Te
Newfoundland
Ai ‘Sanitiion Della Gotni
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Offica
We Teleds Acies Fn Britaly
Caaia -Overstax Telecommindens
Ans Corp
Wie
Atlante
Advager
Internationa
Eeburg
Rie
New Reserve Act Seeks Mandatory Active Duty for Reservists
A proposed New Reserve Training Act would require all reservists to spend 13 days on active duty annually. Lt. Jack Buller says the plan mandates a draftee’s tour after one month, with options to stay out or go active. failure to choose leads to a 45 day active duty recall. The Anderson HQ in Hogt is coordinating vacancies and transport for the influx, with aviation posts sought and forces to fill. Ships damaged in Red Sea area after patrols target Chinese vessels.
Brotherhood Plans Fish Fry at United Fethren Church
The Men’s Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Church sponsors a fish fry on an upcoming Friday at the church. Fish will be prepared by the women’s circle and served by them. The event has no fixed charge, but a free will offering will be accepted. New officers include Mulray Newl president Kyun hott Hull vice president James abate secretary ane Cronk Brown treasurer.
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Evangelen United Fethren Church
Whelstone
Thowrpsan
Ha D Brotherhood
The
Brotherhood
Inchides
Mulray Newl
Kyun Hott Hull
James Abate
Ane Cronk
Brown
Mtr
Thowpsen
Veterans receive steady monthly aid despite hospital care
The report notes $100 monthly aid for veterans while 428 alcoholics are treated in Logansport. It quotes Indiana officials on hospital commitments, payrolls, and a 75 patient ward, with 60 percent admitted to state hospitals for treatment.
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Indiana Commission
al- Soholisim
Dean J. Barnhart
Comoisssot
Logansport
Women Democrats Meet At Anderson In Summitville
SUMMIRVILLE The Women’s Jamocratchs of Van Haren Lown ship went to Anderson Tuesday to a home hosted by Mrs. Macence Ashtort with Mrs. Helen Wright as co hostess. The meeting pledged to the Vaganthe group repeal and prayed. Miranna Thompson conducted the business while social hour games and prizes followed. Nichelaskey’s prize was won by Mrs. Mary McLain. Attending were many local club members and guests. Casual notes mention community figures and local incidents including a few family obituaries and a basketball coach’s status.
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Summirville
van Haren
Mary McLain
Mrry Marie Mitchell
Abdersény
Wee
Democrat Women's Clubs
Della Knixhl
Madison County
Democrat Wemen's
Aluba
Anderson
Harry Trvssell
Troy Pyke
Prantie To
Mesdames Vara Weaver
Tuunita
Kilgore
Mined Thurston
Mary Nie’ Lain
Morenea Kirkpatrick
Kathryn Talbot
Freda DeLing
Mildred Pyle R. Lous
Dorie Bearer
Verda Mure
Charleen Fraaion
Bolva Paeves
Mearl Thoed
Mhel
Wadawson
Tele Gaetweigit
Vin Hastens
Vin Hastens, Mrs. Ashton. Hefrest Niente
Charley Marley
Activa U4
Gers
Mihy
Mtr
Mes
Lawrence
Marley
Ative Stone
Sir
Ghee Stone
Ds Hore Few
Uae
Summityville School
Countg
Taito
Ayeye
John Sons
Doh Jones
Summitville
Dilly Brower
Alexa Din
Beulah
Florida
Two Bills Seek Fair TV Deal For Newspapers
Washington lawmakers press two bills to bar FCC discrimination in awarding television and radio licenses. The measure, backed by Rep Hare (D-PA) and Rep Melander (R-MD), would prohibit rules that favor or penalize outlets based on ownership or affiliations. It calls for uniform license construction and renewal decisions free from ownership bias.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Communicationg Commission
Iays
Jstalion Licanses
Hareig
B-Ack
Beam
Jer Song
Interesh
Kueh
Wewaise
Niblack Family Reunion Highlights Weekend Visit
Weekend gathering near South Now includes Mr and Mrs Klenal Martin and various relatives from Ander Leon Wats to Robbsville. Attendees travel from Dallas and Indianapolis areas for the event and a later reunion at Judge Niblack's home with friends and local residents.
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Klenal Martin
Ant Family
South Now
Fis
Mra
Carl Marlin
Marika
Cora Sen
Ander
Leon
Wats
Thie
Arg
Prak
White
Juha Aldend
Quliy
Leroy Mhodu
Alfiens Ar
Mes
Humor West
Willis Andersen
Tastan Rahiet
Tverion Hospital
Robbsville
Tagihian
Anders
Barhaee Tierrat
Thescone
Hobert
Prayer Smd Family
Joneshar
Galli Tisher
Andy
Mars
Manav
Mag
Dallas Ranhison
Citers
Simulay Afteenon
Garfield
Mire
Mervyne Misher
Willets
Hamiltons
Ate
Lake Webster
Ant Mies
Charles
Murphy
Tndianapolis
Nancy Nile
Jack
Artin Baxter
Teondway Methodist
Dudge Dole Be
Niblack
Names Russian Farm Tour Delegates Named
Washington officials announce five delegates chosen to represent the United States in a Russian farm tour program. The visit aims to observe farm methods and foster exchange after an editorial proposal noted by the Dog Movies Register.
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Washington
Russia
Dog Movies Register
Pedestrian Deaths and Vehicle Accidents Highlight Nation Stats
The American Automobile Association reports record pedestrian deaths and rising motor-vehicle fatalities. The year shows about 14700 pedestrian deaths down from earlier peaks, with vehicles causing 13 500 fatalities in the height of the period. Bloomington Indiana won a national pedestrian protection contest.
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America Automobile
AAA
Bloomington
Ind
Hospital Frees Draft Opponent In Argentina Crisis
In Buenos Aires last Wednesday hospital officials freed Mrs. Lucille Miller, an anti-communist author in Vermont, after a federal judge ordered her release. The move followed Gen. Peron’s leadership amid the revolt as government forces regained control and Congress sought emergency funding for repairs.
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Washington
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lucille Milter
Tuc
Vormont
Dermed
Peran
Vermont
Miller
Montclay
Aer
Manuel
Serge
Miller 5
Carl
U.S
Jearhitd
Sr. Gverholser
Peron
Plazs de Mayo
Congress
Lucery
Lucero
Four H Handy Hands Tour Through Indianapolis Area
Four H Handy Hands group with 41 members and mothers toured Indianapolis by Municipal Airs and visited radio and TV stations in the city. The group included Mr and Mrs Liet Ball and Mrs Edith Coltip of Anderson and met several local families during the trip.
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Maury Week
Avnva
Marold Beck
Near Hers
Roy Harless
Anderson
Wollston, Michigan
P. J. Peterson
Perkinsville
Fred Detrick
Lloyd Marless
Riverside Park
Ins Ndimanolis
Tuth Girton
Martha Muller
Sino Theatre
Kokoato
Cieton
Millon
Obituary notices from Anderson mass
Richard N. Claypool 54 of Lat Haverhill Dr. died in the bar at 7 30 yesterday after a four month illness. Born in Bis marck Illinois October 13 1900 he worked at Miler Cleaning and Hank s Super Market. Surviving widow Ruby and numerous siblings. Omer G Hoppess 75 of 19th Pearl St died yesterday about 1 40 am. A painter by trade member of Central Christian Church and long time Madison County resident. Surviving wife Tillie and a sister. Marjorie Esterly former Anderson resident died in Los Angeles California. Funeral plans in Los Angeles. John M. Jones 204 W 3rd St died Monday. services at Church of the Brethren 2 pm. Interment Maplewood. Mrs Clara Spaulding 75 died Tuesday after lingering illness. Funeral Friday 1 30 pm Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. interment Maplewood East Cemetery. Reverend Myra Morford officiating. Interment Garland Brook Cemetery Columbus.
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Richard N. Claypool
Haverhill
Hhe
Park
Mr. Claypool
Bismarck
Ill
Miler Cleaning Company
Hank's Super Market
Alsmarck
Church of Cristo
Dee Smith
Alvin, Tr
Mac Olehy
New Castle
Omer G. Hoppess
Pearl St
Madison County
Yesterdaay
Hoppess
Central Christian Church
Tillie Avaneson
Omer G. Hopness
Los Angeles
Nihlie LeMonde
Marjonme Esterly
Marjorie Esterly
Anderson
Calif
A. J. Neely
W. A. Brown
Millhalla Memorial Park
Cemenary
Jane Sheryak
Fargo
M. D
Susan McGill
Paul Flory
Tuscola
John M. Jones
W. Drd
Church of the Brethren
Eldon Petry
Maplewood Cemetery
Maroid
Clara Spaulding
Clara B Spaulding
Aingering
Yelock
Harold E. Rozelle
Myra Morford
Ch of the Nazarene
Maplewood Cemutary
Welch Reunion Held Sunday
Perkinsville reports a large Welch reunion with many families gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welch near Lapel. Attendees included the Gentry and Anderson families, numerous relatives from Frankton Elwood Dale Ville and nearby, plus members from Arama and Orinda California.
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Mts
Wic
Helen Jewett
Orinda
Calif
Myrtle Gentry
Elwood
Karl Gentry
Hoy Gentry
Nia
Parkingville
Flammer Genley
Miss Tuatry
Near Lupel
Roy Gentry
Newt Here
Dale Ville
Karl Gentsy
Robert French
Verlyn Gentry
Frankton
Kenny Gentry
Perkinsville City
Anima Methodist Church
Arama
Fireman Keeps Blaze From Hydrogen Vats
Funeral notices report infant Rickie Gillespie died at a meat packing plant. Graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery will be led by Rev. Steward Webster. Harvey Utterback, 97, of 811 West 11th Street, dies at St John’s Hospital with services at Carmichael Funeral Home. Interment in Morrisville Cemetery.
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Rigkie Gillespie
Rickie Gillespie
Indianapolis
John Gillespin
Kingan St
Noblesville
Maplewood
Steward
Warvey
Hiday Family Welcomes New Son Amid Local Visits
A large local gathering marks the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hiday of Prairie Baptist community. Relatives from Anderson Fort Wayne Perkinsville Lapel and nearby areas attended a Sunday dinner and birthday observance while medical updates noted George Hosier’s serious condition after hospital admission.
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Ted Hodler
There
Victor Foland
Taylor Richardson
Lawrence
Haninteck
Near
Hero
William Hosier
Here
Seth Hosier
George Hosier
Anderson
Si. John's Hospital
Nowell Maggart
Lapel
Glen Mapeart
Perkinsville
Dinmer
Mapeart
M's
Glen Maggart
Kite Day
Al's
Mary Beck
Edward O'Brian
Indianapodis
Mesant
Chitord Munsulman
Arcailia
Robert Hiday
Prairie Baptist Community
Riverview Hospital
Nablesville
Walter, Marchbaker
Cecil Milay
Tio Witey
Near Here
Tohort Niday
Prairie Baptist
Cecil Widay
Sayley Sterngon
Mwe
Paul Miday
Westfield
John Tay
Robert Stern
Fred Moll
Ceci
Tichard ‘Nowley
Bealls Chanel
Loretta Tyson
Bemarine Widay
Laru
Miami
Plotida
Bina Frye
Warren Smith
Cicero
Earl Welchel
Wes
Harry Almmeri
Taped
Farm Leader Shows Prowess In Dairy Contest
Grant Rapids reports Charles Shaman of the American Farm Bureau Federation won the Dairy Day milking contest with 4.1 pounds per minute. Jim Morton of Mind Sotarm Bureau placed second with 5 pounds per minute.
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Grant Rapide
Mich
Charles Shaman
Chicago
American Fart Breve Federation
Shuman
Jim Morton
Haneck
Mindsotarm Bureau
Fire halts blast risk as hydrogen cylinder leak avoided
A near disaster was averted when no leaks were found in hydrogen cylinders at a nearby plant building. Smoke drifted over White River as the blaze was controlled, fifteen employees escaped unharmed and the site sustained minor damage. In Colorado Springs, construction began on the Air Force Academy access road as bulldozers cleared trees and rock on the former Burgess ranch. Harold Netherland, a project official, noted final files and labor force details for the academy project stand at about 500 workers with 55 on site.
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Mee Vb
Vagmumery Sas Uyee
White River
ATR
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academay
Thomas Burgess
Harold Pepper
Harold Netherland Ruliion Dollar Academy
Harold Nether
Wath St
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