Congress Race Winners Listed INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana primary results list nominated candidates for Congress. Republicans include Beamer Harden Bray Wilson Harvey Brownson Madden King Brademas Bechtel Nimtz Adair Halleck Carvey. Democrats include Madden King Bechtel Nimtz Adair Carvey. Incumbents noted where applicable.
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Indianapolis
Congress
Indiana
John V. Beamer
Wabash
Cecil M. Harden
Covington
William G. Bray
Martinsville
Far! Wilson
Bedford
Ralph Harvey
New Castle
Charles B. Brownson
Three Soldiers Die In Army Sea Mishap
At Fort Story Virginia an Army amphibious vehicle sank after attempting to pass eight foot waves. Three soldiers drowned while ten men on two landing vehicles were involved and seven survived. A second craft entered the water but its driver returned. Navy Coast Guard helicopters aided search and an immediate investigation was ordered.
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FT. Story
Cape Henry
Chesapeake Bay
Arctic
Navy
Coast Guard
Markleville Amvets Auxiliary Holds Monday Meeting
Markleville Amvets Auxiliary met at Amvets Hall with hostesses Mrs. Wilma Collier and Mrs. Marie Stohler. President Mrs. Marie Stohler led the business session. Prizes went to Mrs. Mary Alice Hoppes, Mrs. Ruth Arnold, Mrs. Martha Swinford, and Mrs. Norma Burmeister. State Secretary Mrs. Ruth Arnold and NEC Woman of the Amvets Auxiliary Mrs. Martha Swinford attended as guests.
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Markleville
Markleville Amvets
Amvets Hall
Wilma Collier
Marie Stohler
Mary Alice Hoppes
Ruth Arnold
Martha Swinford
Norma Burmeister
Amvets
Bicycle accident injures Harold Boggs in Sells
Harold Boggs aged 14 of 1205 W. 6th Street was struck yesterday while riding a bicycle. He was transported to St. John's Hospital in Sells and Rowe ambulance for treatment of injuries to the left leg.
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Harold Boggs
W. 6Th St
St. John's Hospital
Sells
Rowe Ambulance
Ford Resigns Foundation Post
Detroit Henry Ford II resigned as board chairman of the Ford Foundation a major philanthropy started by his father and grandfather He remains a director and will be succeeded by Rowan Gaither the foundation’s current president Ford cited the need for a full time chairman in a letter dated April 18
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Foundation
Young Henry
Ford Motor Co
Rowan Gaither
Ford
U S Officers Detained by East Berlin Police
Two U S Army officers Col Hugh J Socks and 2nd Lt Carl D Perry were held for three hours by Communist police in East Berlin because their Army sedan had a radio telephone. They were released after intervention by Soviet authorities. Perry is son of Mrs Helen G Perry from Santa Barbara California.
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U.S
Berlin
U. S. Army
East Berlin
Hugh J. Socks
Carl D. Perry
Helen G. Perry
Santa Barbara
Calif
Madison Soil Club Delivers Film On Soil and Dairy Topics
The Madison Soil Farm Bureau meeting at Bethany Church featured a film by Mr. Morgan on Madison County soil and drainage issues. Prizes were awarded to Mothers Broadbent Jessup and Waymire. The next annual ice cream supper is set for June 7.
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Moonville
Richland Township
Bethany Church
Paul Jessup
Morgan
Soil Conservation Department
Madison County
Pet and Hobby
Charles Lawler
Chester Broadbent
Gerald Waymire
Nancy Lawler
David Gahimer
C. M. Harrison
Herbin Reeves
Indianapolis
Reeves
Gilman
C. M. Harricon
Charles Richmond
Daleville
D. A. Fuller
Joe Jones
E. J. Smith
Forrest Jones
Moronville
Rt. 2
Ava Arnett
Lula Amick
Fortville
Madison County primary results show Eisenhower leading in Republican votes
Unofficial returns from Madison County detail presidential totals with Eisenhower at 8587, Daly 287, Kefauver 9072. County races include joint state representative candidates Wendell Hollingsworth and John Kirkpatrick, and various Democrat and Republican nominees for county offices. Official results to be released by the County Canvassing Board.
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Page Oneville
Frank McVaugh
Vothers
Eisenhower
Lar Daly
Estes Kefauver
Registration Board
Anderson
American Guard
County Canvassing Board
Opal Gillian
al Woolbert
John D. Miller
Basil Hosier
Wilfred Allen
Earl McCarel
Madison County
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
John L. Kirkpatrick
Nimtz Wins GOP Nomination for Fifth District Seat
F Jay Nimtz of South Bend won the GOP nomination to replace Rep Shepard Crumpacker Jr on the November ballot, defeating four opponents. Nimtz will face Democrat John Brademas, also of South Bend, who easily beat one foe. Incumbents Crumpacker did not seek renomination. Brademas was the 1954 Democratic nominee and narrowly lost to Crumpacker.
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Page One
F. Jay Nimtz
South Bend
Shepard J. Crimpacker Jr
Crumpacker
Nimtz
John Brademas
Brademas
William Catlin Whitehead
Anderson
H Bomb Drop Delayed Again Over Winds at Eniwetok
Officials in Operation Redwing postponed the hydrogen bomb air drop for a third time in four days, delaying Friday morning test due to winds. The decision aims to avoid a repeat of the 1954 incident that caused radiation injuries to Japanese fishermen islanders and US servicemen.
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Eniwetok Island
Eniwetok
Circle Installs New Officers at Woman’s Society Meeting
Circle Five of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Nellie Keller with co-hostesses Mrs. Alice Case and Miss Mary Meeker. Devotions were led by Mary Meeker. Mrs. Garfield Steedman installed as officer for the coming year. Mrs. Charles Roberts and Mrs. Garfield Steedman won contests. Refreshments were served.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Nellie Keller
Alice Case
Mary Meeker
Garfield Steedman
Charles Roberts
Gertie Breece
Max Aldred
Beulah Teeters
Eileen Eitelman and Son
Charles Keffer
Lapel
Arza Commons
Edith Buchanan
Indianapolis
Otis McDonald
Breece
Pendleton School Festival Sparks Local Talent Night
Pendleton Grade School held its Spring Festival at the High School auditorium on May 7 featuring grades 4 5 and 6 participants under director Joyce McCarty with the theme Sing Out America. Separate notes mention club meetings Cheaper by the Dozen and Two Bit Home Demonstration clubs and local scholastic honors on Bloomington Campus.
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Pendleton
America
Joyce McCarty
Donald Wood
Rt. 3
Indiana University
Bloomington
Hoosier
Kenneth Wilson
Russel Hodson
Clifton Pendley
Jesse Foust
Gerald Grant
Main Street
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Mrs. Reed Hanna
Herbert Taff
Chelsa
Indiana
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Ray J. Madden
Gary
John W. King
Greencastle
F. Dean Bechtel
Garrett
E. Ross Adair
Fort Wayne
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaer
John C. Carvey
Parris Island
S.C
Atlantic
Simkin’s
Auto Parts
Ohio Ave. Ph
Foundation
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Mom
Foland’s
Madison Soil
U. S
George W. McDermott
Otis A. Kopp
Whitehead
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Superior Judge Court
Sid M. Cleveland
Charles F. Gaus
Billie W. C. Schuyler
Paul W. Kelley
Charles F. Rutledge
Eee Ore
Clifton B. Pad
John W. Hersberger
Truman Swain
Arthur H. Atwell
Lewis E. Jones —— Ee Ee
Wendell L. Stollingswor
Walter Hays
Harold E. Smith
Martin A. Milling
South Dist
Garland Brookbank
CS Congress
William C. Whitehead
Paul L. Hillsamer
J. Edward Roush
William C. Soa
Willis E. Himelick
Nelson Bohannan
Tee B
South District
Truman
Anthony McLary
Democratic
J. J. Bailey
Robert L. Rock
Fred Hiday
Cecil C. Carmichael
Bert M. Hood
Paul I. Hillsamer
Marion
Huntington
Ivan M. Druley
Milton
Gerald C. Carmony
Shelbyville
Donald K. Stimson
Arthur L. Bradburn
Hammond
Frederick Alvin Wood
Thurman C. Crook
Logansport
Thomas C. Cravens
William G. Moss
Vernon R. Hill
Coalmont
Wilfrid J. Ullrich
Aurora
Richard S. Robertson
Brownstown
Ullrich
House of Representatives
Senate
Earl Wilson
John W King
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Alvin C. Cast
Stevenson
Shepard Crumpacker Jr
Lake County
Allen County
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Circle
Robert Taylor
Billy the Kid
Alo
Buck
Marilyn Monroe
Kim Novak
Charles K Feldman
Orme Fehrene
Bowen
Lune
Tom Ewell
Guy
Temptation
Murray
Phl
Carey
Joseph Corey
George Gobel
Mitzi Gaynor
the Birds and the Bees
Cleo Moore
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