Mock H-Bomb Threat Targets 43 U S Cities In Simulated Attack
The exercise designates emergency successors to run government from relocation centers after a near-saturation strike. Enemy planes simulate weapons from atomic bombs to hydrogen bombs as 43 continental cities including Chicago Gary Fort Wayne St Louis Milwaukee Davenport Minneapolis St Paul Cincinnati face the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Midwest
U. S
Chicago
Gary
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pearis
Indianapolis
Beansville
South Bend
Davenport
Iowa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Cincinnati
Neely Attacks Eisenhower Over Auto Output Doubts
In a blistering attack on President Eisenhower, Senator Neely criticizes the administration’s auto industry policies and claims output should rise beyond 44 million cars annually. He cites historic highs in 1929 and argues the industry is near capacity while warning of misaligned priorities and Taft Hartley Act effects.
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Sen. Neely
Neely
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Haverty
United States
Agerty
Dustry
Namilalian I
Hagertu
Symphony Draws Large Anderson High Crowd and Praises
Students at Anderson High applauded the Indianapolis Symphony in an afternoon program and again at the evening concert, with 4000 youngsters showing enthusiasm. Dr Sevitzky led Beethoven and Brahms as well as Khatchaturien, and two encores capped a night of vibrant performance. Weather forced school closings earlier, but local groups and colleges still attended.
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Anderson
Indiana
Indianapolis Symphony
V Orchestra
Anderson Township
Chesterfield
Great Commission
Anderson College
Levitzky
Andersonians
Brahm
Gaynes Ballet
Khatchaturien
Boccarini
Wagner
Dr. Sevitzky
Public address and concert delight audience with varied numbers
The event featured a public address session where a group of young performers shared stories behind pieces while a renowned conductor praised the students. Selections included Mozart and Haydn works, Slonimsky Grand Canyon Suite, Grofe Prelude to Act I, Wagner Lohengrin, Berlioz, and Rakoczy Waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levitzky
America
Music Box
Grofe
You
Wagner
Berlioz
Horicon centennial celebration lists executives and shares
About 250 people gathered in Horicon Wisconsin for a centennial event featuring company officials. The meeting named officers and directors, reported on share ownership, the Restricted Stock Option Plan ratification, and 1955 sales prospects.
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Horicon
Wis
Eisenhower
R. L. Sears
Wiley
Congress
T. C. Werbe Jr
Brooks
Allied
Armed Services Committee
Glass
Indus
Clarence Walker’s Funeral Today in Columbus Ave Home
Clarence Edward Walker age 69 of 2214 Columbus Ave dies at home Saturday. Services set for 1 30 p m at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Clarence &E. Walker
Clarence Edward Walker
Columbus Ave
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Walker
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties tenser days
The Madison area reports multiple deaths in Wilkinson Noblesville Lapel and Anderson as a maximum security siege ends. Mrs Dora Cook Brown dies after a stroke in California and is funeralized in Indianapolis. Other obituaries include Martha Champe of Noblesville and John Murphy of Lapel with wake services and burial plans.
Fire Station Team Assignments Listed for Ada Area
Readable text notes team 2 at No. 2 fire station 7th Street and Madison Avenue with Mrs Gledith Fletcher and Mrs Ruby Williamson. Team 1 at No. 3 fire station 21st Street and Columbus Avenue with Mrs Lorene McCartney and Mrs Ruth Pearson. Team 4 at No. 4 fire station Hendricks Street with Mrs Hazel Johnson and Mrs Helen Girt. Team 5 at No. 5 fire station Broadway with Mrs Martha Stage and Mrs Nora Bach. Team 6 at No. 6 fire station 29th and Delaware Streets with Mrs Harriett Runyan and Mrs Margaret Evans. City Hall Alexandria with Mrs Catherine McFarren and Mrs Betty Zettel. Elwood City Hall with Mrs Edna Wardwell and Mrs Mary Cornelius.
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Ada Abrendt
Gledith
Fletcher
Madison Ave
Ruby
Williamson
Louise Owens
Columbus Ave
Lorene McCartney
Ruth
Pearson
Ard
Hendricks Sts
Hazel ‘Johnson
Helen Girt
Broadway
Martha Stage
Nora Bach
29Th and
Delaware Sts
Harriett Runyan
Margaret Evans
Alexandria
City Hall
Catherine McFarren
Betty "Zettel
Elwood
Edna Wardwell
Mary Cornelius
Anton Maier 77 Dies at Home Southeast of Alexandria
Anton Maier a German native and longtime resident of this community died Monday at his home southeast of Alexandria after a heart attack. A farmer he came to the United States from Germany in 1905 and to this area 28 years ago. Survived by a son Tony a daughter Mrs Pauline Sayre five grandchildren and two sisters and a brother in Illinois. Funeral arrangements will be completed at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home.
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Dora Cook Brown
Wilkinson
Victor E. Alderson
Avenal
Calif
Dorasonally
Cook Brown
Will
Wouldkinson
Indianapolis
Everett Brown
Donald Brown
Mary Moore
Arrowsmith
Nancy Cook
Luly
Dreshack
Scott Lewis
Martha Champe
Noblesville
Guilford College
N. C
First Methodist Church and Daughters of America
Evans, Godby and Trout Funeral Home
Fred Hill
First Methodist Church
Buria
Crownland Cemetery
John Carl
Frank
John Clark
Anderson
Alexandria
Anton
Tony Maier
Germany
Maier
New York State
United States
Louise Frey
Gipe, Williams and Kyle
Industry leaders expect strong auto market amid peace and growth
James J. Nance of Studebaker-Packard and the Automobile Manufacturers Association spoke at a National Association of Manufacturers round table predicting continued demand for cars and trucks through the year if labor peace holds and no economic shocks occur. Meanwhile German leaders urged rebuilding the Reichstag in West Berlin as a symbol of unity. John Davis Lodge presented credentials to Franco as the new US ambassador to Spain, riding in a gilded coach amid Moorish guards.
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James J. Nance
Studebaker-Packard Corporatiom
Nance
Automobile Manufacturers Asociation
National Association of Manufacturers
Berlin
Reichstag
Weimar Republic
West Berlin
Hermann Goering
John Davis Lodge
Franco
Spain
Fisenhower
Lodge
County board moves on road work and new justice of the peace
Commissioners met at the county farm and Madison County Children's Home to plan blacktop needs and bid advertising for road maintenance materials. James Wood of Elwood was appointed justice of the peace for Pipe Creek Township. Deeds Equipment won a $2,174 bid for a roadside weed sprayer as the sole bidder.
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Page Rae
Madison County Children’s Home
James Wood
Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Deeds Equipment
Deeds Firm
Local Scout and Civic Tickets Feature Broad Slate
Scattered names from Scouts and civic groups appear on two candidate slates. The Freedom's Team ticket lists Larry Leaf for mayor and Ronnie Leaf as clerk with multiple council and troop members from Troop 4 11 2 1 and air squadron 7001. Randall Gordon David Layton Don Burris and others appear on the opposing slate.
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Page Ore
Tom Lang
Troop 4
Dick Ryland
Jim Johnson
Terry
Arthur Morgan
Post
Randall Gordon
David Layton
Troop 17
Don Burris
Air Squadron 7001
Corral Zebart
Jerry Moore
Richard Hatch
Freedom’s
Larry Leaf
Ronnie Leaf
Donnie Russell
John Woodall
David Miller
Warren Bailey
George Jackson
Paul Bender
Bill Glare
Ronnie Russell
Jim Lyons
Jim Ellis
Craig to Confer With Eisenhower on Indiana Reform Plan
Indiana reform leader Craig plans discussions in Washington on April 20 about educational facilities at Pendleton and Indiana’s Lake Michigan port project. He warned the state must move quickly or lose the southern seaway terminus to Chicago and said he would likely meet President Eisenhower during the trip. He announced these plans by telephone.
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Indiana
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Pageas
Manen
GAW
UAW
Goti
Toledo
Posal
Oldsmobile
Soden
Chorner
Jmitchell Motors, Inc
East Ninth Street
Robert Wiley
Sunea
Wilbur Pool
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Travers
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mr. Pool
Elmo Funk
Walter Jones
William Fails
William Cody
Frank Gallagher
Fred Arbogast
John Dillon
Fairview Dr
Meadowbrook
Baker Brothers Funeral
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Madison
Warren B. Miller
Eugene Swanson
John W. Murphy
John William Murphy
Ames L. Harney
James L. Harney
Lapel
Fisher Brothers Fu- Baker Brothers Funeral
Myron Morford
First Church of the Nazarene
Harney
St, John’s Hospital
Clara I. Behnke
Carl Bramming
Nashville
Tenn
Behnke
R. O. Behnke
Bramming
Brammings
Alladin Corp
Drake Funeral Home
Normar Jo. Wheeler
Plainfield
Kenneth Bramming
Iss Dora McKay
Earl Bever
Main St
Milroy
Dora McKay
Bever
Lee Bailey
E. 38Th
Murphy Funeral Home
Richland Cemetery
Edward Kriner
Home Lawn Sanitarium
Farmers Hatchery Company
Mabel Rose
Kenneth Losh
First Baptist Church
East Maplewood
Murphy
Delco-Remy Division I
G.M
Marie Murphy
Joseph Sherman
Freetown
John Murphy
Pendleton
Daugh‘ters
Hazel Murphy
Martha Graves
Seulah’ Gray
J Jesse Murphy
Floyd Ribelin
Nancy
Ogden
Kokomo
Koko ‘Imo
Ribelin
Fw. W. I
Upland
Irma Ribelin
Irene Noble
Rushville
Summitville
Jacobs Funeral
Patty Ann Gritton Elwood
Patty Ann Gritton
Robert Gritton
Franklin
Nancy Gritton
Gritton
Bright Hinds
Charles Wadsworth
Imen
Anton Maier
Lke's
Sterling
UWE Evany Eens
Craig To
Penny von
Tae
Interstaterimance Amener Pemaver
Acton
Court
Nowe Rendten
leopold-Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Leopold
Loeb
John Bartlow Martin
Cameron Shipp
Judy Garyland
Hebedy
Unis Eee
Eh Magal
Baker Brothers
Baker Boorers
East Eleventh St
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