Delegates Tie in Indiana Township Race and Local Results
Township delegates show a three way tie at 306 votes in Ward 2 with plans for a formal conference. Democrat and Republican precinct committee races are listed, alongside notices of county party meetings and upcoming nominations in Madison County.
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E. Lee Isaney
Monroe Township
Everett W. Gaunt
Alvin LeRoy
George W. MccDermott
Jesse P. Mahan
Pi Creek
Richard Alte
Paul Balser
Arthur Bell
Arthur L. Franklin
J. Dale Brown
Bennett Lamb
Richland
George R. Rinck
Stony Creek
Leon B. Jarrett
John B. Willits
Union Township
Cassell H. Otto
van Burem
Robert A. Hasty
Anderson
L. R. Abbott
Kenneth Ahrendt
William Chambers
Floyd Hancock
Charles Hartley
Earl Martin
Harry Mayberry
Hugh Milne
Harold Actor
Frank Allis
Robert Austin
Charles Gaus
Raby H. Roberts
William DeArmond
Paul Hamilton
Arthur Springer
Harold J. Anderson
Arthur Atwell
Arthur Beckman
Lester Bing
George Chambers
Frank Fishback
Thomas Gephardt
Election Board
Charles Atkinson
Joe Brogdon
Ernest Coburn
Louie Dietzen
Mae Roberts
Dallas Sells
Carl Smith
Linfield Myers
Frailey Brown
George Crittenberger
Fred Antrim
Kenneth Butler
Jessie Witsche
A. E. Hollenbeck
T. J. Costello
Ward
Wilson Anderson
Jack Campbell
von Cochran
John Walsh
Walter Jones
William Rowland
E. A. Funk
Earl Mc
Carel Anderson
Wahn Dean
Howard Brown
Rinker
Bud Nichols
Homer Bailey
Lester Farren
Pipe Creek
William Brogdon
Eugene Creagmile
Robert Fortson
James Jackson
Carl Renner
Ray Wardwell
Frank Warner
Luther Stockdale Adams
Ward Stohler
Boone
Harold Clark
Duck Creek
Horace Mars
Fall Creek
Church Cox
Anthony McLary Jackson
Nile Todd Lafayette
Verle Brown
John Woanad
Monroe
Jack Cleaver
Russell Edgell
Donald Jones
Ray Miller
Edgar Thurston Richland
Robert Armington
Gerald Skinner
Stoney Creek
Ernest L.rwinn
Union
Carroll I. Hutton
Glen Pittsford van Buren
Wilfred Allen
Republican Organization
Circuit Court
Harold Anderson
Democrat
Superior Court
C. B. Cartwright
Russell J. Humbert
Greencastle
Madison County DePauw University Alumni Association
YMCA
Robert Crouch
Alumni Association
Wilbur V. Day
Walter Bagot
Robert Wagner
Robert Lowe
Marguerite H. Hale
Wilbur Day
Frank Donaldson
Art Fontaine
Russsell Hudson
Pet
Ralph Gray
Robert Lanane
Mildred Alatza
James Andrew Long
Robert Haggard
Ed Girt
Eugene Crull
Thomas Newman
Wendell Nanney
Paul Gillespie
Carroll Grile
Isabel Finley
Charles Fletcher
Lafayette
Harold Goehring
Bedford Frazee
Joe Morris
Troy Waymire
Wilbur Moore
Republican Precinct Committee
Wave Thompson
Jack K. Brown
Thomas R. McMahan
Robert J. Logan
James H. Webb
Samuel M Cloud
Frank Preston
Roscoe Hurd
Perry L. Cornelius
Frank
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Safety Drive Inspects 8000 Cars in May effort expands
The Check Your Car Check Accidents program opened Monday with city state and local dealers planning inspections of over 15 000 cars in May. So far more than 8000 have been inspected. Chamber adds nine new members including Anderson Tobacco Co Dronberger's Pink Horse Hank's Market Watkins Launderette Mary's Hardware Midwest Supply Co Midwest Landscape Co Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home and The Posy Shop.
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Anderson Tobacco Co
Dronberger’s
Pink Horse
Hank's Market
Watkins Launderette
Mary’s Hardware
Mid-West Supply Co
Midwestern Landscape Co
Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home
The
Posy Shop
Senate switch left open for George’s future
George indicated he would take the job but did not commit. He told United Press he would inform Mr. Eisenhower personally by phone next week. He would decide later whether to complete his term or resign after Congress adjourns to give a successor seniority.
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Eisenhower
George
United Press
White House
Congress
George M. B. George to retire after seventh Senate term
The article notes Senator George M. B. George, long a pivotal figure in foreign affairs and chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, plans to retire after his present term. It details his bipartisan approach with Eisenhower and Dulles, his role in Geneva, and speculation on political implications for 1956.
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Senate Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
George
Senate
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
NATO
Ohio
Leland Boren
Pierce
Don Elfvin
Herald
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Worth B. Daniels
Presi
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