DiSalle Leads Ohio Governor Primary Contests
Early returns from Ohio primaries show Democrat Michael V. DiSalle of Toledo and Republican C. William O'Neill of Marietta leading in the gubernatorial races. DiSalle tallies 569 to 84 for Fleckner and 283 for Sweeney with Kryzan and Reider also in the mix. ONeill leads Brown 1107 to 503 as margins form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. Disalle
Toledo
U. S. Price
C. William O'Neill
Marietta
DiSalle
Oscar L. Fleckner
Frank X. Kryzan
Robert W. Reider
John F. Sweeney
O'Neill
John W. Brown
Ted W Brown
Chicago
San Francisco
John W. Bricker
Lausche
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Francine Page to Sing at Bethesda Friday
Francine Page a Montgomery Alabama singer will perform at 7 30 p m Friday in Bethesda Baptist Church at 15th and Hendricks Streets The Bethesda Ladies Aid Society sponsors the concert and the Rev Henry McBride pastor welcomes the general public to hear this well known singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francine Page
Montgomery
Ala
Bethesda Baptist Church
15Th and
Hendricks Sts
Bethesda Ladies Aid Society
Henry McBride
Names Left Off Ballot In Switzerland County Primary
Voters in Switzerland County Indiana could not vote for president in the state primary as Eisenhower Daly Kefauver did not appear on the ballot. Officials said certification from the secretary of State’s office had not been received for the filing of presidential candidates.
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Vevay
Ind
Indiana
Eisenhower
Lar Daly
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Switzerland
Secretary of State
Middletown Circles Meet Ladies and Pastoral News
Middletown Circle No. 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Allen Henderson's home with Mrs. O W Taylor leading devotions. Guests included Mrs. Francis Keath of Indianapolis. Members discussed How Our Bible Grew Up and church items amid a light roll call. Also noted were local moves and a Lutheran Men’s Council gathering. The Scott family plans a move to Noblesville for work. Charles Cranor underwent a recent operation at the Cleveland Clinic.
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Middletown
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Allen Henderson
O. W. Taylor
Francis Keath
Indianapolis
Walter Campbell
W. C. Cooper
Charles Wright
C. P
Richard Fisher
Lima
Ohio
Oklahoma VP Roscoe Cate elected president of college officers group
Roscoe Cate of the University of Oklahoma was elected president of the Central Association of College and University Business Officers as its 45th annual convention concluded in South Bend Indiana. J A Franklin of Indiana University was named to the executive committee of the 30 state and Canada group.
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South Bend
Ind
Roscoe Cate
University of Oklahoma
Central Assn. of College and University Business Officers
J. A. Franklin
Indiana University
States
Canada
Stevenson Leads Kefauver Backing Faces Split Indiana Vote
The article notes Eisenhower leading Kefauver by about 3 to 2 as Indiana Democrats largely stayed home preferring Adlai Stevenson. Florida's George Smathers won renomination against token opposition while incumbent Gov. Leroy Collins faced challenges.
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Eisenhower
Kefauver
Indiana
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Florida
George A. Smathers
Leroy Collins
Maryland and Ohio push presidential primaries and senatorial races
Maryland voters begin a busy primary week with Mil lard E. Tydings leading in the Democratic senate race over George Mahoney and John Marshall Butler looming in November. In Ohio Bricker and Lausche vie as favorite sons with Eisenhower potential delegation shifts if Lausche withdraws. Eisenhower leads Kefauver in Maryland GOP and Democratic balloting, while Dulles cites Western ties to new nations and ongoing racial sensitivities.
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Parently
Florida
Stevenson
Kefauver
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Frank J. Lausche
Bricker
Eisenhower
Lausche
West Virginia
Harley M. Kilgore
New Mexico
John F. Simms
Edwin Mechem
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Baltimore
George Mahoney
Tydings
Mahoney
Senate
GOP
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Stassen notes progress but more disarmament gaps remain
Stassen said Soviet Premier Bulganin found ground control plans adequate while U.S. negotiators reported significant but uneven progress in London. He anticipated Bulganin's reply to Eisenhower's March 1 letter, which proposed a freeze of nuclear weapon stockpiles.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Stassen
London
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Dulles Urges Faith in United Nations Processes
Dulles says reliance can be placed on UN processes aided by the Soviet stance which recognizes dangers of reckless action. He notes Hammarskjold's early armistice pledges and Eisenhower’s warning that aggression in the Middle East cannot go unpunished. He cites Cyprus and German reunification as unresolved, accusing the Soviet Union of ignoring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
United Nations
Soviet Union
Wilson defends defense budget and aims for higher output
Secretary Wilson and senior service leaders testified on the defense budget for the year starting July 1. He cited progress and the goal of 20 units per month, noted past production delays in the B52 program, and argued the United States should not pursue an all out armaments race with the Soviet Union while highlighting the B47 bomber force as a core element of strategic air power.
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Wilson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Chavez
Senate
Senate Armed Services
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
U.S.S.R
U.S
Russia
Uniform traffic arrests backed by eight states at AAMVA
Officials from Illinois and seven other states approve uniform enforcement including stern penalties for violators. Speakers cite highway deaths, with Stratton noting 1955 tolls and the need for driver cooperation to lower fatalities. AAMVA officers and national committee picks are announced.
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Illinois
Clinton H. Moyer
Iowa
Col
Hugh H. Waggoner
Missouri
AAMWA
UC. Felty
Ohio
George C. O'Connor
Michigan
Maurice J. Carter
Indiana
Lee C. Richardson
William B. Westbrook
Ilinois
David A. Bryan
Edward Miller Dies In Hospital
Edward Miller age 50 of 1517 Lincoln Street died at St. John's Hospital after a six month illness. Born in Indianapolis he had lived in Anderson ten years. Survived by two sisters and many relatives. Body taken to Underwood Funeral Home. viewing after 6 p.m. Thursday. Services Friday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev. A. Barnes. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Edward Miller
Lincoln St
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Miller
Indianapolis
Anderson
Underwood Funeral Home
A. Barnes
East Maplewood Cemetery
Navy Aerobee rocket falls short of altitude goal
At White Sands Proving Ground in New Mexico the Navy fired an Aerobee hi rocket to 116.5 miles in an abortive attempt to set a new altitude record. Navy officials said the test fell short of the 185 mile target and cited a non malfunction related poor showing, noting a prior rocket last week also fizzled at 10 000 feet from motor failure.
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WHITE SANDS _ PROVING GROUND
N.M
Navy
Dulles Calls NATO Paris Meeting Turning Point
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles described a Paris NATO Council session as a turning point for NATO. He noted a general agreement among 15 foreign ministers to deepen Atlantic unity, especially in non military political areas, after returning from the Paris talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
NATO
Dulles
Governor Harriman to Undergo Minor Prostate Surgery
Governor Averell Harriman of New York will enter Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York May 20 for a minor operation on the prostate gland. Harriman, 64, is seen as an inactive Democratic presidential contender. Also, former President Truman said he asked Missouri to drop him as a delegate to the national convention and accepted the request to be a free agent in Chicago.
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Averell Harriman
New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Harriman
Truman
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Kefauver Stevenson to share platform at Oregon May 15
Senator Estes Kefauver will join Adlai Stevenson on a speakers’ platform at the University of Oregon on May 15. The event is not a debate and each candidate will give his own address. Both are campaigning in Oregon for the May 18 Democratic primary. Southern senators say Lyndon B. Johnson’s Texas victory boosts his 1956 nominating chances.
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Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
University of Oregon
Stevenson
Oregon
Methodists Adjourn Study On Easing Remarriage Rules
The Methodist Church ended its quadrennial session in Minneapolis by referring a proposal to a committee. It requests the family life commission to study relaxing marriage restrictions and report at the 1960 general conference. Current discipline allows ministers to wed divorcees only if they were the innocent party or remarrying the ex-spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
General Conference
Family Life Commission
Fall Membership Dinner Set and Economic Discussion Series
The Three Chamber announces the annual Fall Membership Dinner to be held in September. A weekly Economic Discussion Series sponsored by the Industrial Affairs Committee will meet at 5 30 p m at the YMCA with local business leaders enrolled for discussions on the American economy.
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Industrial Affairs Committee
YMCA
Death notice for Jonas G. Byer of Muncie
Jonas G. Byer 72 of 120 W 29th St died suddenly yesterday morning. He born in Virginia and lived here 31 years. Retired from Delco Remy after 27 years. Survived by widow Anna a son Carl R Byer four brothers Melvin William Edward Granville a sister Nannie Newcomer and four grandsons. Funeral at Harold F E Rozelle Funeral Home Thursday at 10 conducted by Rev Eldon Petry. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Jonas G. Byer
W. 29Th St
Mr. Byer
Bottecourt County
Delco-Remy
Church of the Brethren
Anna
Carl R. Byer
Muncie
Melvin
Clifton Forge
William D
Industrial Affairs Committee Led By Bowlin and Hovermale
The 17 week series is overseen by Industrial Affairs Committee head Clarence Bowlin and co chair Carl D Hovermale marking a long term oversight project.
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Clarence Bowlin
Carl D. Hovermale
Knowland and Eisenhower clash over farm bill plans
The farm bill center features a soil bank paying farmers to retire land and a proposed rise in feed grain price supports. Senate Democrats split on the 15 percent acreage requirement, with Kerr supporting higher supports while Anderson warns of hardship. Kerr quips about returning home with a basket half full.
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Soil Bank
Eisenhower
House
Senate Democrats
Clinton P. Anderson
Price Daniel
D-Tex
Kerr
Community Chest Announces Campaign Plans and Leadership
The Community Chest outlines plans for the annual Red Feather Campaign. Nomination committee will be led by Robert Heaton as chairman. Officers include A. O. Barnes first vice president Joe Stine second vice president George Griffith treasurer and Floyd Stoelting secretary. Six directors to be named at Thursday meeting.
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Community Chest
Red Feather
Robert Heaton
Mr. Riggs
The
A. O. Barnes
Joe Stine
George Griffith
Floyd Stoelting
Algerian Unrest Sparks Student Police Clashes
Ten thousand students involved as clashes erupt in Algiers and Oran region with 6 police and 15 students injured. Riots follow a French decree reserving two thirds of government jobs for Arabs, accused of racism and discrimination. Military reinforcements called in as pacification units deployed.
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Algeria
Algiers
Oran
Mrs. Mary E. Fox 67 obituary in Anderson
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fox of Anderson aged 67 died at her residence after a long illness. Born in Lewisburg Ohio she lived here 60 years and was a member of the First Friends Church and the Mail Bag Club. Survivors: husband George F. Fox son Robert L. Fox daughter Mrs. Morris Widdifield seven grandchildren. Body to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Mary E. Fox
Mary Elizabeth Fox
Lewisburg
Ohio
Stanley Matus Jr. dies at two days old in St. Louis
Stanley Matus Jr. two day old son of Mr and Mrs Stanley P Matus of 2018 Cedar St died yesterday morning at 11 30 in St Johns Hospital. Survivors include the parents and a sister Linda seven. Brown and Butz Funeral Home will conduct services today at 2 pm with Rev Francis Kienly of St Mar Catholic Church. Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Stanley Matus JR
Stanley Matus I Jr
Stanley PF. Matus
Cedar St
St. John’s Hospital
Linda
Brown and Butz
Francis Kienly
St. Mar's Catholic Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Infant Stephen Sorrel Dies at St John’s Hospital
Stephen Michael Sorrel two day old son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Sorrel of 1205 Nichol Ave died at 345 am yesterday at St John’s Hospital. Survived by parents paternal grandparents Hollys Sagaster maternal grandparents Charles Maguire and several aunts and uncles. Graveside rites conducted 10 am this morning in East Maplewood Cemetery by Rev Phillip Phillbrook Meadowbrook Baptist Church.
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Stephen Michael Sorrel
Emmett Sorrel
Nichol Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Hollys Sagaster
Charles Maguire
Harold E. Rozelle
Maplewood
Phillip Phillbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Funeral services for Raymond C. Allford
Funeral services for Raymond C. Allford 68 of 4026 Scatterfield Road will be held Thursday at 10 a m at the First EUB Church conducted by Dr H Lanahan. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Body to lie in state at the church from 9 to 10 a m. Friends may call at the family residence.
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Raymond C. Allford
Scatterfield Rd
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
EUB
H Lanahan
Memorial Park Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Raymond East of Anderson Dies in California Hospital
Raymond East aged 70 longtime Anderson resident and former farmer died Monday in a Glendale California hospital where he had lived for many years. He was a son of the late Thomas East pioneer of Madison County and brother of the late Mrs. E F Miller. He worked in contracting in California. The body will arrive in Indianapolis by air Thursday morning and be taken to the Albright Funeral Home.
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Raymond East
Anderson
Glendale
Calif
East
Thomas East
Madison County
E. F. Miller
California
Indianapolis
Albright Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Louise Fox and Richard Holtsclaw
Mrs Louise Henrietta Fox aged 67 of 2922 Brown Street died at 4 p m yesterday in her home. Visitation after 7 p m Wednesday with services Friday at 10 a m. Burial in Moravian Cemetery Hope Indiana. Survived by four daughters Beatrice Hall Edith Bienert Lela Cain and Josephine Fox eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Also a brother Henry Sowers and several nieces and nephews. Richard Lathen Holtsclaw aged 67 of 711 Meridian Street died at 11 p m yesterday. Services Thursday at Rozelle followed by burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by two nieces Nellie McDaniels and Dorothy Keys.
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Louise Henrietta Fox
Brown St
Harold E. Rozelle
Hope
Ind
Fox
Oscar Fox
Beatrice Hall
Edith Bienert
Lela V. Cain
Anderson
Josephine Fox
Madison
Henry Sowers
Richard Lathen Holtsclaw
Meridian St
Rozelle
East Maplewood
Nellie McDaniels
Dorothy Keys
Chesterfield
Brundage Rites Set At Memorial Park Cemetery
William F Brundage 46 of 2001 Main St died suddenly yesterday at 4 am in St John s Hospital where he had been admitted hours earlier He was born in Anderson and worked in the engineering laboratory at Delco Remy Division The funeral will be Thursday at 11 am at the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Losh of First Baptist Church officiating Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery Surviving are his widow Ruth a son David at home a daughter Mrs Fred Davis Anderson two grandchildren a stepmother Mrs Margaret Brundage three half sisters Miss Donna Brundage Miss Helen Brundage Mrs Doris Pugh Utah and a half brother Norman Brundage Anderson
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William F. Brundage
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Sells and
Brundage
First Baptist Church
Delco-Remy Division
Ruth
David
Fred Davis
Anderson
Margaret Brundage
Donna Brundage
Helen Brundage
Doris Pugh
Utah
Norman Brundage
Five Nieces and Nephews Named in Local Notice
Five nephews Albert Couch and Harry Couch of Anderson Cornelius Lemon of Alexandria Harry Holtsclaw of Elwood and David Allen Holtsclaw of Tipton and a brother in law Roy Couch are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Harry Couch
Anderson
Cornelius Lemon
Alexandria
Harry Holtsclaw
Elwood
David Allen Holtsclaw
Tipton
Roy Couch
Services for Andrew Stover Held at Upland Church
Andrew Stover 71 of Upland died Sunday at home. A service is set for 2:30 p m today at Upland Methodist Church with Rev Kenneth Maynard of New Burlington officiating. Burial will follow in Matthews Cemetery. The Jones Mortuary is handling arrangements and friends may call there to pay respects.
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Andrew Stover
Upland
Dale Haynes
Upland Methodist Church
Kenneth Maynard
New Burlington
Matthews Cemetery
Jones Mortuary
Last Rites for Albert Skeoch 78 Held at Funeral Home
Albert J. Skeoch aged 78 of 1015 Arrow Avenue died Sunday morning at St. John’s Hospital. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. George S. Taggart of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Skeoch
Arrow Ave
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs Mary E Schalk Dies In Pullman Washington
Mary E Schalk williams former Anderson resident died Monday in Pullman Washington after three days of illness. Born in Greentown she was daughter of Frank and Ogle of Kokomo. Surviving sons Paul Pullman and Don in U S Navy at Norfolk. Body taken to Baker Brothers Funeral home for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Schalk
Anderson
Pullman
Wash
Greentown
Reid James C. funeral arrangements announced
Funeral arrangements are being completed at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for James C. Reid a 74 year old resident of 15 E 6th St who died at 4 am Monday at Rahbeck Nursing Home after an extended illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
James C. Reid
E. 6Th St
Rahbeck
Robbers in Army Uniforms Loot Madrid Jewelry Store
Four gunmen dressed in Spanish army uniforms raided Madrid's largest jewelry shop on Tuesday and stole gems valued at about 500000 dollars before escaping. Police chased leads as investigators reviewed security footage and questioned staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
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