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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1955

Page

2

Fray over South Vietnam leadership and elections

The article reports factions debating whether Ngo Dinh Diem should be granted full power to form a provisional government and organize elections in South Vietnam. Bao Dai is mentioned as a former emperor and potential figure in the crisis as rebels push for settlements amid a rapid military and political standoff.

Diem Page Uy Tled Bao Dai Annam Viet Nam Nam French Riviera National Congress Toy Sform

Atomic blast test showcased Civil Defense resilience

A regional loan of 200 million aided a wartime drill where over 200 soldiers and several newsmen sheltered behind tanks and carriers. Civil defense volunteers endured a simulated atomic blast two miles away as dust, shock, and heat tested shelter knowledge and survival promises.

Associated Press Alton L. Blakeslee

Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties

Notices list Linda Marie Wilkinson infant daughter of Elmer and Mrs. Wilson Jr. of Wilkinson died at Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield with services planned in Glencove Cemetery. Also noted are Ethel Hittle McDaniel formerly of Hancock County dying in Florida and Albert W. Beck of Anderson, along with John Warner Wilkinson of Knightstown and Walter B. McGinnis of Elwood.

Wilkinson Linda Marie Wilson Elmer Wilson Jr Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield Condo and Son Funeral Home Glencove Cash Kissick New Castle Ethel Albert W. Beck Orris Hittle California McDaniel Asia Hancock County C. J Beardsley Memorial Park Tery

Board Names Need From Page Cancellations Re jet engine cuts

The company reports cancellations stemming from a severe cutback on a key jet engine. Production relies on components that form a large share of its aircraft output. Engineering staff growth, diversification, and new aircraft accessories manufacturing for major engine and airframe makers are noted.

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Anderson Obituaries Highlight Daugherty and Wright Losses

William Daugherty, 72, of 1507 Nelle St., died yesterday at St. Elizabeth Hospital while visiting relatives in Dayton. Retired Guide Lamp worker with 23 years service, he leaves eight daughters, a son, 15 grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Burial at Memorial Park. Ella Wright, 82, of 228 W Seventh St., died yesterday at home after a short illness. Wife of Benjamin F. Wright, she leaves a son Franklin, a daughter Bertha Nash, three grandchildren, a sister, a niece, a nephew, and two great grandchildren. W. W. Saxon, 3009 E Fifth St., was taken to St John’s Hospital after a broken hip.

William Daugherty Nelle St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton William Clarke Guide Anderson Viola Maude Daugherty Harold E. Rozelle Phillip Philbrook Meadowbrook Baptist Church Memorial l Park Cemetery Vincent Zankich San Pedro Calif Clarke William Baker Chesterfield Delbert Madren Dewey Hobbs Joe Jalace Louis Sprague John [Grarabers William Jr Ella Wright Seventh St Benjamin F. Wright Union City Central Christian Church Albright Wright Franklin W. W. Saxon E. Fifth St St. John’s Hospital

Dulles Urges Foreign Aid to Keep Free World Strong

In remarks cited by the speaker the United States must sustain foreign aid to bolster the Free World against international Communists. He notes lingering tensions yet expresses optimism that hardline tactics are retreating as the Free World proves its strength, and stresses continued aid as essential.

Dulles United States

Lumber Output In U S In 1953 Reaches 39 258 Million Board Feet

The 1953 lumber production in the United States totaled about 39 258 million board feet as interpreted from line data, reflecting substantial output across major mills and regions. The figure highlights strong industrial activity in postwar era timber sectors and regional contributions to national totals.

Spokane U.S

Realtors To Meet At Hotel Today

The Anderson Board of Realtors will hold their weekly meeting today at noon at the Anderson Hotel. Methods of rebuilding the county courthouse will be discussed. Lester Farran is in charge of the program.

Anderson Board of Realtors Anderson Hotel Lester Farran

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