Model Assembly debate on UN peace use of resources
UN action calls for assignable materials for peaceful development with a general assembly panel to oversee storage guarding and development. UK delegation led by Steve Hammer pushed broader Western European integration amid debates on Formosa trusteeship and UN mandates. Mayor Wright welcomed delegates as Richard Woodsome and James McCaslin chaired the event with school sponsors listed from Anderson Arcadia Burris Cowan Fairmount and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pega Gna
General
Atomic Energy Commission
Security Council
United Kingdom
Steve Hammer
Burris] High School
Muncie
Western Europe
Western European Union
Germany
Federal Republic of
Young Hammer
Bob Wine
John Kiefer
Mr. Brown
Hammer
European Union
Formosa
China
Alexandria
Mary Anne Hibdon
Cowan
Noland C. Wright
Richard Woodsome
Manitou Springs
Colo
International Relations Club
Governor Craig Upsets Bill as Lawmakers Pass Various Measures
Governor Craig vetoed a conservation bill while supporting a state police style career for game wardens and opposed a Senate party approval requirement. The Legislature sent measures to publish welfare recipient lists, require lobbyist affidavits, and fund school construction and state institutions. Potential four construction projects, including a veterinary school at Purdue and a Lake Michigan seaport site, were left for possible special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seni
Donald
Foltz
D-Clifton
Craig
Senate
Russell Pattison
Alvie Beeson
Duck Creek
Clair Meyer
Kay An
Carolyn Koon
Margaret
Koon
Bess Trimble
Marilyn
Trout
Cornhell Wardwell
Jane Aminers
Wadwell
Martha Je Leisure
Anne
Great Lakes Basin
Great Lakes
Purdue University
Lake Michigan
Red Cross Co op Home Economics Club Members List
The item lists numerous members and co chairmen across several townships in a Red Cross driven cooperative home economics program. Names include Mrs Herman Markle Mesdames Paul Walker William Knopp and many others across Richland Jackson Stony Creek and Lafayette Townships with multiple co chairs and committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Fine
Herman Markle
Paul Walker
William Knopp
Parvara Manus
Paty Aaweenes
Judy Wilburn
Richland Township
James V. Carter
Sharp Alexander
Kenneth Stevenson
James Curtrent
Marshall McKowen
Joe Swif E Part
A. W. Remington
Leonard Houston
Lowell Hensley Wenthall Albaugh
Wayne —Powell
Charles Conrad
Robert Nagle
Charles Barger
Joe Jones
É Carles Gillaspy
Jackson Township
Eenst Bushy
William West
Joan House
Ray't Zroxton
Robert Miller
Ware Zenner
Walter Delph
John Mill
Delbert Holloway
Stony Creek
Walter Huntsinger
Rupert Addison
Guy Huntsinger
Marian Myers
Hershel McClintock
Merrill Campbell
Lightning Strikes City. Major Fire Recalled
A devastating fire tore through a city center damaging nearly half a million dollars in property. Firefighters from four schools battled the blaze as several buildings collapsed and residents, including teachers Harold Marimfold and Robert Wy, were treated at the hospital. Officials ponder whether the blaze began with a transformer struck by lightning or a second bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Davis
Frankton
Summitville Advisors
Union City
Indiana
Ohio
Kenneth O'Maren
Roy Frank
Richard Campbell
Clyde Notting
Jack Livingham
Kenneth Schneider
Harryjston
Long
Garland Diltz
Harold Pons
Sler
Leonard Smith
John Delph
Ifair
John Matthews
Leonard Davis
Midlam
Carroll Mutton
William Ponsler
Martha Pettis
Economic outlook debated amid storm and fire damage
The majority report on the economy notes improving employment and production since 1954 but cites uneven gains and farm income declines. A severe windstorm and fire damaged Connersville area plants and homes, with gas, electric and phone service disrupted but mostly restored by noon. The Douglas critique argues the Ike administration overstates gains and inadequately addresses soft spots and debt. Community leaders from Monroe and Van Buren townships weigh in on needed public works and federal, state, and local coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlam
Eagles Hall
Winchester
Ind
Greenville
Ansonia
Ohio
Union City
Indiana-Ohio
Connersville
Philca
Philco
Congress
Eco
Ohio flood wrecks and relief on the Ohio River
Flooding along the Ohio River causes extensive damage in Indiana and Kentucky towns. Levees floodwalls and upstream reservoirs limit losses to about one million dollars in Louisville and additional damage in Madison Aurora Utica and surrounding areas checks on crest levels expected next week as cleanup begins. several farms suffer livestock losses and storms near Connersville and Union City are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pitts
W. D. Milne
U.S
Ohio
Madison
Aurora
Utica
Ind
Orly
Qwenshore
Henderson
Padujeah
Evansville
Shawneetown
Cairo
Missisisippi River
Obituary notices from Anderson reveal multiple deaths
John R Swift 87 died at daughter Ada Armstrong's home after months of illness. Lewis Vanderhoof 88 died at home after six years with illness. Charles W. Garrison 80 died at home after a five day illness. Louiza D. Kreeger 72 funeral 2 pm at Brown and Butz. Also mentions Elza R. Ditts 86 related to Madison County area with storm damage reports linked to hail and winds around Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Swift
John R. Swift
Ada Armstrong
Central Ave
Swift
Baker Brothers
Armstrong
Helen Rigsby
Chicago
Joseph Reynolds
Joliet
Ill
Ewis Vanderboof
Lewis Vanderhoof
Boonton
N. J
John
Emma Vanderhoof
Mary Margaret Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof
Brown and Butz Funeral
Ernest Gross
North Anderson
Ek Wie
Unnaapunay
Elza R. Ditts
Madison County
Polhemus
Shirey
Jay County
Daleville
Hospital Dismissals Listing Names From Local Patients
Dismissals announced from St. John's Hospital reference numerous local residents and their addresses. The list includes William C. Stoops Vera Ball Mary Cochran Martin Thacker Ander Reisinger Fred Cunningham and infants Donald Selby Debert Hilligoss John Campbell Jackie Decker Ted Cooke Earl Crim Inal Turner Wanda Bennett Mary Murray Nicholas VonBank Jr Orlie Macs Omer Williams Edith Ga Pit Ce ts sesvse vee a seettt No.4done Wena Meee tTee Tee Te Mamie Hans Cora O'Neal Evelyn Hooker Mary Garnet Welborn Marie Clen Walker Harrold John Fair condition in Union Cityscan Owens William Flannagan Turner Taylor McCord Ward Taylor Paul Glen Clen Deborah Leonard Sandra Neely Virginia Rye Charles Sink Linda Scherer Funeral services set for Monday 2 p.m. at Chesterfield Christian Church Burial Bronnenberg Cemetery. Also notes about Mr Dilts and Ruby Garrison and Arley Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cunningham
Mary A. Murray
Alhambra
Nicholas VonBank Jr
Anderson
Orlie Macs
Omer Williams
EL Seventh St
Edith G. Ga
Pit
Mamie
H. Hans
Cora O'Neal
Evelyn M. Hooker
Mary J ‘Garnet
Welborn
Mesdames
Marie Clen
Ande
Walker
C.C. Harrold
John Fair Condition
Union
Fr. W. Ross
Fortville
F. W. Ross
Rt. 1
St. John's Hospital
Paul C. Cary
Gravel Lawn
Mildred Ross
Mary Margaret Hoff
Betty Marie Postrack
Robert Lee Ross
Carl Thomas Ross
William F. Ross
Frank Edward Ross
Greenfield
Maude C. Sears
Indianapolis
Edith Ann Ross
Columbus
Ind
Ross
Indianapolis Container Corporation
Fortville Christian Church
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison County obituary notices report the deaths of William L Allman of Summitville aged 79. F W Ross of Fortville aged 57. Charles Stevenson of Daleville. and Maggie M Watson of Fortville aged 68. Surviving family members include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. services and burial details listed for each. Funeral arrangements and church or temple affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBS
Maggie M. Watson
Fortville
E. F. Landrey
Fortville Methodist Church
Paul C. Cory
Maggie Watson
Rt. 1
Eden Cemetery
Penicillin's Discovery and World War II Impact
The article traces penicillin from its 1929 discovery by a scientist who named it penicillin to the later work of Oxford researchers Howard Florey and Ernst Boris Chain. They produced crystalline penicillin after a decade, enabling mass use that saved thousands of soldiers during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University
Howard Florey
Ernst Boris Chain
Ex-Chief Deputy Convicted in Patterson Slaying Murder Case
Ex-Chief Deputy found guilty of murder in the first degree as charged in the indictment in Alabama. The jury will fix the penalty, with prosecutors seeking the death sentence. Fuller is the first of three former officials tried for Patterson's slaying, linked to Arch Ferrell and former Attorney General Si Garrett, while Fuller faces another seven year term for taking payoff money and a separate vote fraud fine. A dynamiting accident in Rochester, Indiana, claimed Walter Rager's life, his injuries suffered while removing stumps on his farm near Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Cecil Deason
Fuller
Patterson
Arch Ferrell
Si Garrett
Phenix City
Rochester
Ind
Walter Rager
Woodlawn Hospital
Akron
Model Assembly speakers and attendees at IRC Club event
W Shirell Fox led the gathering as president of the IRC Club for the initial Model Assembly. Present at the speaker table were Model Assembly officers, Wood, Hibdon and McCaslin, David R. Troutman IRC Club president, Mrs B C Toner hostess for the Browns during their Anderson visit, Miss Hall, Mr Davis and Mrs Morrison. Carl eton Cumberbatch an Anderson College student from the British West Indies gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shirell Fox
IRC
Model Assembly
Wood
Hibdon
McCaslin
David R. Troutman
IRC Club
B.C. Toner
Browns
Anderson
Miss Hall
Davis
Morrison
Brown
Carleton Cumberbatch
Anderson College
British West Indies
Formosan policy to tempt Communists divides allies
Harriman warns against present immigration style logic and says it tempts Communists to take risks that could split the United States from North Atlantic partners. Italian Minister of Agriculture Giuseppi Medici opens Paris talks with 13 nations to form a European agricultural market and a green pool toward a supra national body. Christopher Phillips notes Eisenhower era gains include Korea armistice, Trieste accord, Caracas conference, and plans for atomic energy talks in Geneva. Assistant Secretary Hugh Milton cautions against relying on a nuclear shield or Maginot line and warns of belief wars can be won by weapons alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Giuseppi Medici
Paris
Europe
France
Christopher Phillips
International Organization Affairs
New York
Eisenhower
Korea
Trieste
Caracas
Geneva
Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Hugh M. Milton
Maginot Line
Milcom
Tenants barred from TV aerials over due rent
TEMPO reports municipal housing tenants face denial of television aerials due to overdue rent. A council spokesman says if a tenant cannot afford rent, he cannot afford a television set. Gov Harriman urges internationalizing Formosa defense and using the United Nations, criticizing Eisenhower for delaying Asia aid and defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Averell Harriman
New York
United States
Formosa
United Nations
Harriman
Eisenhower
Asia
Job Stressed at State Dept Aide Post Inconsistency
A report notes two government departments cleared a former land reform expert for a sensitive embassy role while a third blocked him as a security risk. The official inquiry cites technical and security grounds. Dispute centers on a chargé adviser assigned to Vietnam, with critics highlighting divergent agency actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continera
Fte
Mefead
Ladejinsky
State Department
Tokyo
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Foreign Operations Administration
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Lenten Sermon at Central Christian Church by Rev Schuster
Central Christian Church holds morning services with 9 15 a m worship and church school. Rev Monroe G Schuster preaches on Repentance Is A Must at 10 30 a m with music by sanctuary and Chi Rho choirs. Youth Fellowships meet. Young Adult Fellowship visits Indian Lake Retreat. Fathers and Sons Banquet. Women's Fellowship General Assembly noon lunch and Sacrificial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Church School
Monroe G. Schuster
Sanctuary
Chi Rho
James Osman
J. Wallace Hall
Women’s Fellowship
State-Wide Revival Set At Tabernacle
State-Wide Fellowship Service of Independent Ministers and Churches will be held at Everybody's Tabernacle in Anderson on Monday March 14. Delegations from Indiana and Ohio churches expected. Nightly services 7 30 through Sunday featuring Helen and Ollie McCubbins of Detroit and host minister Rev Earl D Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Tabernacle
29Th
Fletcher Sts
Anderson
Irvin Bradley
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Kokomo
Charles Rains
Brazil Gospel Assembly
Mack Manion
Templeton Church
Thomas Gargus
James Helton
Muncie Revival Center
Paul Bayne
Erskene Holt
Eber Temple
Columbus
Ind
Stanley Stevens
Bethel Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Helen
Ollie McCubbins
Detroit
Mich
Earl D. Moore
Anderson’s
29Th & Fletcher
Sun
Evangelistic
Spatial Music
TyesSun
Melen Bolle’ McCubbins
Earl l L. Moore
America
Revival Services At Gospel Mission On Short Hazlett St
Revival services continue at the Gospel Mission on Short Hazlett Street led by Rev Otto Hollowell of Albany. Special singing occurs at each service. Evening meetings start at 7 30. Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev Roy Thomas in charge of music and Rev S E Hollowell pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Mission
Short Hazlett St
Otto Hollowell
Albany
Roy Thomas
S. E. Hollowell
Sunday Schedule for North Anderson Pilgrim Holiness Church
Sunday school starts at 9:30 a m with morning worship at 10 45 featuring youths duets and a sermon by Pastor Rev Ivan Settles. Youth and children groups meet at 6 39 p m and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m. Midweek prayer and praise is Wednesday at 5 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anderson Pilgrim
Chiang Seizure Update Signals Narrowed Red China Ships
The report notes continued embargo activity against shipments to Red China as Singapore passage is monitored by Chiang Kai-shek forces. It mentions heightened naval and air vigilance once Aruba clears Singapore and cites sources claiming Nationalists can track movements. A separate note claims moose are being tried as farm animals in the Siberian Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Aruba
Singapore
Chiang
Siberian Arctic
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Wer Anderson
George Davis
Edith C. Hull
Arcadia
Morris Dunn
Burris
Wilma Kern
Fairmount
Adeline Nall
Erlynne Saathoff
Fred Mustard
New Castle
Mary S. Wayman
Noblesville
Richard B. Meek
Selma
Marjorie Denton
Summitville
R. O. Shock
Joe Anderson
Yorktown
Bricht Kimnal
Red Cross
Twisters
Are
Bene Ee
Harold Marimfold
Chester Tie
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Robert Wy
Sam Bevelhimer
Roy Scott
Clifford Drake
Harold Foust
Harold Hath
Orville Padman
Gop
Airke, Phanvatal Vant Ure Eirttad Aff
Alyaus McEar
Ag U. 5
Slotionius
Nes
Fountaintown
Jin Theatre
Fountain
Fairview
Minor Thomas
Iby
Imit
Douglas
Ori Alate
Tal ‘Ed
Jena
Hat Kieanhower
Ort
Acmen
Monroe Township
Mes
Toe Blake
A. F. Winds
Fred Loveless
Robert Stansberry
Paul Thurston
John Latchaw
Robert Wilson
Firman Hosier
Atha Petue
Otto Gaines
Mary Juddar van Moerman
van Buren
W. P. Golden
Dunham
Lindel Clark
Beeson
Carl Walter
Virgil Heater
William van Ness
Don Pope
Roscoe Shores
Sara Street
Darvin Woodruff
Charles Silvey
Werbert Warrard
Pipe Creek Township
Tenver Mays
Thomas Dellinger
Herschel Benson
John Bangle
Lloyd Richwine
Roy Cooper
Chester Wolf
Delbert Cochran
Clara Willkie
Johnny Wilson
Sam Litsey
John Roach
Ethel Wimmer
George Welbarn
Warry Proctor
Ralph Fichison
Union Township
RB. 1
Brumfield
Thlbert Hoffman
Bert Hardy
William Martin
M Raymond Poore
Green Township
Farl Tee
Lawrences Wier
Iva Pettistew
J. B. Jones
Martha Fisher
Geriude Smith
Fall Creek
Fred Rovers
Raen’ Wer
Vie Waward
Mr. Air
Ute
Dianapolis
Mupitt Palen
Ine Wraine
Apnea
Bailelanae
Charles W. Garrison
Letcher
Fayette County
Miller Tire Company
Revelle Funeral Home
William B. Foldy
South Meridian Church
Louiza D. Kreegar
Louiza Davis Kreeger
Sixth St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
I Monroe Schuster
East Maplewood Cemetery
Kreegar
St.John's Hospital
William C. Stoops
Vera J. Ball
Oakville
Mary Edith Cochran
McAarthur Ct
Martin Thacker
Ander
Raleigh Reisinger
Maine St
Tee Te and
William Wart
Paul Glen
Paul D. Clen
Ponlar St
William King
James W. King
Plum
Deborah J. Leonard
James R. Leonard
Sandra Neely
T. V. Neer
West
Virginia I. Rye
Earl Rye
Charles F. Sink
Earl R. Sink
Linda Gay
Ifederal
Daniel Earnhardt
Chesterfield Christian Church
Bronnenberg Cemetery
Chaderfiala
Wol Rmi
Roe
Dilts
John Brewer
Albuquerque
Addison
Garland
Chesterfield
Arthur Kem
Ruby Garrison
Ruby Bessie Garrison
Walton St
West Side Holiness Church
Fred McIntyre
Pleasant Walk
Arley FE
RIGGS
Arley E. Riggs
25Th St
Baker
Brothers Funeral Home
Elmer Copley
Bethel Methodist Church
East Ma
Plewood
St. John’s Hospital
William L. Allman
William L.allman
Gerrald Leachman
Summitsville
Lowell Tetrick
Greensburg
Cora Ferguson
Myrtle Sandefeur
Rans
Charles
Charles Stevenson
Ham Dollie) Stevenson
Polhemus and Shirey
George Farrow
Saunders Cemetery
Durgan
Main St
Skelgas
Broadway
Grandview
Television Service
Venbuskirk Rd
Republic
WIBC
Schuster
Tabernacle
North ‘Anderson
Pilgrim ‘Holiness Church
Chiang Seizure
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