May Free Polio Vaccine For Limited Distribution
Congress weighs control powers as Salk polio vaccine distribution faces scrutiny. Public Health Service checks drug firms including Parke-Davis for safeguards while president approves Civil Defense board. Khrushchev playfully deflects questions amid Cold War tensions and Boy Scouts prepare in Markleville with district Camporee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Hercher
Parke-Davis Adm
Arthur Radford
Washington
Radford
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Maréleville
Madison
Riggs Named President of Chest Board
Herman G. Riggs of Delco Remy Division was named president of the Anderson Community Chest Fund at the annual directors meeting. He succeeds Elmo Funk who led for three years. New officers include A. O. Bates as first vice president Joseph A. Stine as second vice president George A. Griffith as treasurer and Floyd W Stoelting as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Anderson Community Chest Fund
Elmo Funk
George Griffith
Joseph A. Stine
Herman ~G. Riggs
Mr. Funk
A. O. Barnes
Floyd Stoelting
Griffith
Stoelting
Herald
Herman G. Riggs
Delco
Remy Division
Community Chest Fund
Riggs
A. 0. Bates
George A. Griffith
Floyd W. Stoelting
Mr. Barnes
Robert Wagner
H. Wilbur Hardwacre
Sheldon B. Cooper
H. D. Pawson
Wilbur Martin
John N. Burton Sr
Walter Bagot
H. W. Brelsford
Monroe Schuster
Harold Actor
Robert S. Fitzgerald
Robert W. Heaton
Davy Crockett Freed On Own Recognizance
A New York court briefly releases Davy Crockett a 32 year old cook who shared a celebrated name as magistrate Joseph Martinis says Ohio authorities may warrant his return. The defendant awaits next month’s court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerry Lupi
Davy Crockett
Joseph A. Martinis
Bar of Justice
Toledo
Ohio
Martinis
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Container Corp Executives Receive New Positions
J Ross Jackson Jr of the Anderson plant is promoted to a new post in the central laboratory of Container Corporation Chicago. Maynard J Good of Elkhart is named head of the development department at the Anderson plant replacing James Hoffman who becomes superintendent of the Cleveland plant. Road crashes near Kendallville and on U S 6 west of Chicago killed seven people with several others injured according to state police.
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Container Corporation
J. Ross Jackson Jr
Nichols Ave
Anderson
Associated Press
Central Laboratory
Indianajrainer Corporation
Chicago
Maynard J. Good
Elkhart
Mr. Jackson
U.S. 6
Kendallville
Good
Con Jennings
Robert B. McFadden
Muncie
Otto Molina
Woods
Destock
Ill
Molina
Council Tables Trailer Measure At City Council Session
City Council tabled an ordinance restricting house trailer parking and sent it to a committee for study. In attendance were J Farrell Wilson De Var Lit ten Charles F Hardy and Hadley Reed. The session also announced new tree plantings and a superintendent change while reporting a 1.86 acre annexation for a Kroger supermarket and several rezoning actions along with fatal and injury reports from a plant accident and a high school student death.
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DeVar Litten
Charles F. Hardy
Hadley Reed
J. Farrell Wilson
38Th
Main Streets
Kroger Company
County Planning Commission
3Rd St
Cedar St
Fletcher St
27Th
Linson Sts
W. Worth St
Locust St
Meridian St
16Th
18Th Sts
Wilson
Frank
Allis
Mark Green
Dr. Earl
Martin
William Chambers
de War Litten
Councilman Chambers
House Passes 31.4 Billion Military Bill Amid Cuts
The House approved a 31 488 206 000 military appropriation by a 382 to 0 vote backing President Eisenhower’s plan to slim armed forces. The measure trims Army Navy and Marine strength by 107 300 and raises Air Force funding by 5 000, leaving a net cut of 102 300 while boosting Defense Department funding to 43 081 000 000 for next fiscal year.
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Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Defense Department
Anderson Week
Anders
Bruntison Retail Association
AAA
Reds Outnumbered Yanks Four To One In Korea Skirmish
In Kunsan Korea a Korean War air clash saw 12 to 17 MIGs attack a patrol of 0 Sabres while 32 MIGs formed the main force. The Air Force said Sabres shot down two MIGs and probably bagged two more, with no Sabre losses. General Taylor commented from Tokyo on the ongoing engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunsan
Korea
North Korea
Tokyo
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
Communists Seize Haiphong and Impose Fear Rule
Vietnamese Vietminh troops swept into Haiphong on a Thursday, quickly taking control and signaling the end of French colonial presence in North Indochina. They began roundups of collaborators, casting a fear shadow over Haiphong’s 236,000 residents as occupation readiness accelerated toward Friday. The move marks a major step in the eight year war and sets the stage for a broader red flag across the region. France plans to withdraw forces to Do Son and Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Allen
Haiphong
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
U. S
Paris
Dien Bien Phu
Do Son
Saigon
Viet Nam
France
Red China
Largest Home Show To Open Here Tuesday
The Anderson Lions Club presents the eighth annual Merchants and Manufacturers Home Show and Expo starting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Athletic Park for a four night run. The event features 132 booths with 85 merchants and manufacturers from the area and a tent to house exhibits. Harvey Neal is general chairman and William Hammons is co chairman.
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Anderson Lions Club
Athletic Park
Harvey Neal
William Hammons
Lions Clubs
Merchants and Manufacturers
Gift coupons drive to distribute 8000 total valued over $23000
The promotion will run Saturday with 1200 more gift coupons handed out, bringing totals to 8000 coupons and gifts exceeding $23000. Extra police will manage traffic in the business district and a large city parking area on EB St. Names of recipients include James Clemons and John D. Williams among others.
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Pauu
Oh St
Madison County Council approves funds and courthouse study
The Madison County Council authorized more than 75900 in additional appropriations and cut 1547.91 from others while studying courthouse expansion options. A 42 by 172 foot three story north side addition and possible new four story building were discussed, with a planned meeting among county officials to study the proposal further.
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Madison County
Coun
Cil
Civil Defense
Superior Court No. 2
Arthur Henning
9Th Street
Earl Daugherty
County Council
Dale Flora
Board of County Commissioners
Born Yesterday at St John’s Reports Courthouse Project
City officials discussed a new hospital meeting at St John’s with comments from Mr and Mrs Robert Jordon Mr and Mrs Wayne Bryan and Mr and Mrs James Triplett regarding views of the public and other groups. A courthouse project decision was expected after gathering input.
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St. John’s
Union Carpenters Discuss Contract Proposals in Anderson
Union Carpenters of the AFL meet at the Labor Temple to review proposals from recent negotiations with local builders. No new agreement was reached and the contract dispute has stalled building activity in the Anderson area. Robert Mitchell, local officer and Business Agent, led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL Carpenters Union
Labor Temple
Anderson
Robert Mitchell
Search Continues For Four Holdup Men
State police searched for four men believed to have robbed a service station at Indiana 57 and 9 Wednesday night taking 70 dollars. Det Sgt Charles Epperson said clues are being checked and two or three suspects are under investigation. Attendant Brice Massey described one bandit armed with a double barrel shotgun and said the four men were about 19 or 20 years old.
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Ind
Charles Epperson
Brice Massey
Madison County Mental Health Kickoff Dinner Launched
A Madison County Mental Health Association campaign to raise 9600 dollars was launched at a dinner at Anderson Country Club. Secret ary of State Crawford F Parker and former Gov Henry F Schtcker spoke. A style show and organ music highlighted the evening with talks by Schricker and Frank Maidenburg. Milford Barron named Ted C. MacClintock vice chairman of the industrial division. More industrial supporters and local figures attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Country
Madison County Mental Health Association
Crawford F. Parker
Henry F. Schricker
Frank Maidenburg
Marion
Maidenburg
Milford Barron
Noland C. Wright
Anderson Country Club
Henry F. Schtcker
Schricker
Indiana Mental Health Association
Ted C. McClintock
Container Corporation
Madison County Mental Health Committee
MacClintock
Chamber of Commerce
Scottish Rite
Shiner
Eugene Abel
Anderson Mattress Co
J. W. Barber
Barber Manufacturing Co
Paul Newbern
Nicholson File
Mrs. C. Hall
Gospel Trumpet
Jack Woods
Howe Fire Apparatus
Jack Hopping
Lynch Foundry
Vivian Tryback
National Tile
Jack Ryan
Pierce
DeVar Lit
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Public Health Service
Parke, Davis
Nikita Khruschev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
White House
Val Peterson
Civil Defense Administration
Chen En-lai
Peiping
Bandung
Indonesia
Communist Bloc
United States
John Brinduse
District Advancement Committee
Chest Board
Herald-Bulletin
Container Corp
Esther
Ing
Lakeview
Chicago U
John Smith
Bicknell
Cotena
Ike
Okeh
Lynn Heinzerling
Vienna
Austria
State Dulles
Harald Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
V. M. Molotov
Maine
South Carolina
Russia
Army-Navy-Marine Corps
Rep. Flood
D-Pa
Theodore
Keps
Ant
Alabama
Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
Zisterdorf
Danube
Shipping Co
Flood
Poircu
Peur Aite
James Clemons
James Powers
Ted ¥Orepaugh
Floyd Jarvis
John D. Williams
Ralph Melzer
Robert Ramsey
R. K. Williams
Judy Hannaberg
Madge Barnhizer
Thomas Buckner
Don Cooper
R. J. Browning
Phyllis Scott
Chesterfield
Willard Sinnett
W. 4Th St
Deloris Merwin
Ernest Layton
Broadway
Howard Woodruff
Donald E. Simpson
Francis Creek
Alexandria Pk
Leslie Shepperson
Council
Union Carpenters
Madison County Mental Health Campaign
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