Ike In 1956 Talk Says U.S. Principles Upheld
President Eisenhower touted GOP principles at a 1956 kickoff dinner, insisting the party upholds founding freedoms and prosperity. He rejected calls to revert to past eras, asserting modern progress and a future oriented policy. Nixon and other leaders were praised for sustaining a prosperous, peaceful America.
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Ike
U.S
Waonuvuiun
Eisenhower Saa
Republican Party
Eisenower
Mars
America
Spok
Isenhower
Nixon
GOP
Eisenhower
U S Call For Talks With Polio Experts Today
Government calls a full dress conference on polio vaccine issues in Washington with Surgeon General Scheele announcing the meeting. The conference will include the Vaccine Committee of the NFIP, AMA officers, state health officials, and scientists from six licensed vaccine makers to discuss safety standards and testing in light of recent polio cases after inoculations.
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Ington
Leonard Scheele
Scheele
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
American Medical Assn
Assn
Basil O'Connor
Polio Foundation
Becom
William Sebrell Jr
AMA
Foundation
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Thomas P. Murdock
American Medical
David E. Price
Public Health Service
Ernest J. Stebbins
Johns Hopkins University
Norman H. Topping
University
Ohio Youth Uses Gun On Self In Wild Sheriff Chase
A 22 year old Greenville man Edward Pyle shot himself in an apparent suicide on Main Street. Sheriff Joe Brogdon and Deputy Robert Simmons pursued his vehicle for a distance before halting it in the 4500 block of South Main Street yesterday evening. A woman phoned at 4 48 reporting the shooting and the chase followed as officers converged on the scene.
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Edward Pyle
Greenville
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Robert Simmons
South Main St
Sheriff's Office
Main St
Morning man reports dead dog then finds it alive
Elwood Charles Stage rushed to call the street department to remove a dead stray dog behind his garage. Minutes later he claimed the dog was gone and later saw it in a neighbor's yard alive again, saying it looked "stiff as a board."
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Elwood
Charles
Chuck
F St
Street Department
Middletown Lady Converts 84c Ad to 30 Dollar Profit
A Middletown woman phoned to cancel an advertisement after its first day. She called it a worthwhile investment, as the ad yielded 30 dollars from an 84 cent outlay. The Herald Bulletin touts strong circulation and urges readers to place want ads for bargains in Madison County.
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Middletown
Anderson Herald
An- Bulletin
Madison County
Herald Bulletin
Life In Exile Dull 43 Former Red POWs Seek Resettlement
In Central India 82 Koreans formerly held as prisoners of war appeal to the United Nations for rapid resettlement in Latin America or permission to return to South Korea. Eighty-two were housed in Bar racks. 32 chose India, while 80 wait two years for migration permits. Seven joined the appeal to UN Secretary General Day.
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Delhi
India
Nentral
U.N
Latin America
South Korea
North Korea
Red China
North
Dia
U. N
Day
Coloma
Police Check 512 Autos, 113 Violations Found
City and state police conducted a three hour check of vehicles traveling north on Broadway from 7 to 10 p.m. They stopped 424 automobiles and found 113 violations during the operation. Police earlier in the day reviewed additional vehicles.
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Broadway
Eisenhower urged for second term by Indiana Republicans
Gov George N Craig and Indiana Republican Chairman Alvin Cast presented President Eisenhower with a state committee resolution urging a second term. Cast said Eisenhower seemed pleased, but offered no hint on re election. Craig doubted Republicans could win in 1956 without him. A Coloma check at Anderson High School logged 88 cars with 58 warnings and 25 arrests during a 3:30 pm patrol, part of the May Check Your Car program led by local and state police.
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Washington
George N. Craig
Alvin C. Cast
Indiana
Eisenhower
Republican State Committee
Cast
Craig
Anderson High School
Muncie
Robert Adams
Max Branch
Albert Merkle
Holtman
Hunter
Rob Jerts
Fishburn
Federick
Kirk
Set
Harold Boicourt
Donald Davenport
William Breece
Or «Ville Morrison
Kenneth Cage
Robert Baker
Noble Higgins
Justices Void 3 Convictions In Red Hunts
The Supreme Court voided three contempt-of-congress convictions of men who refused to answer questions from congressional Red-hunters. Chief Justice Warren said bodies must protect witness rights under the Fifth Amendment and that committees must warn witnesses of potential prosecution. Convictions reversed were sent back to U S District Court with guidance on proper conditions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wat
Tren
House
Dr Morrison to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon at Anderson College
Dr John A Morrison, president of Anderson College and longtime educator, will give the baccalaureate sermon for the 1955 graduates on Sunday June 12 at 11 am at Park Place Church of God. Dean Russell Olt will lead the academic procession and about 80 candidates will receive degrees at commencement the next day June 13 at the Tabernacle on the Church of God grounds east of the campus.
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John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Indiana College
Park Place
School Board To Meet Tonight Plans For Year's End
Robertt, superintendent of the city schools, said plans for the closing of school are nearing completion in the various buildings. The Board of School Trustees would convene tonight in the school administration building to discuss the 1955 56 city budget and other routine business. Dr. Gordon B Wilder, president, will be in charge.
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Robertt
Gordon B. Wilder
Auto Workers Vote Strike Call Okayed in Anderson
Local union No 662 of the United Auto Workers at the Delco Remy GM plants in Anderson approved a strike by a Sunday secret ballot 2 286 in favor 178 against after a meeting with John Livingston director of the GM department of the union Negotiations continue ahead of Memorial Day weekend with international officers possible action The report also notes Ida Mae Yetamore 73 died after a kerosene explosion at her home near Warren Huntington County May 11.
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United Auto Workers
CIO
Delco-Remy
General Motors Corporation
Anderson
John Livingston
GM. Department of the Union
Livingston
UAW
Marion
Ind
Ida Mae Yetamore
Warren
Huntington County
Sitting Bull Autobiography In Pictures For Public
Smithsonian Institution issues a pictorial autobiography of Sitting Bull. The piece notes historical debates about Sitting Bull’s role, referencing figures like Custer and Eisenhower, and hints at controversial portrayal of his exploits. The article discusses the Indians' perspective and the book’s reception in Washington.
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Sitting Bull
Washington
Julius Cesar
John Custer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Matthew Stirling
Smithsonian
Wea
Smithsonian Institution
Ron Peng
Ft. Randall
Dako
Ieee
Columa Ly
Madison County Okeh Contract for Beulah Park Annex
The Madison County Board of Commissioners met in regular session to award a contract to Jones and Company of Anderson for the construction of the Home Economics building on the 4H grounds at Beulah Park in Alexandria. The winning bid was 1,742.35 with other bids from Ales Construction Company of Alexandria at 1,690 and Robert Painter Company of Alexandria at 2,195. a plan-making agreement for the courthouse annex was also discussed.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Dale Flora
Truman Swain
Fred Willetts
Okeh
Jones and Company of
Anderson
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Jones
Ales Construction Company
Robert Painter Company
Leng
Mother and three children hurt in Sunday crash
A local mother Ann Coats and her four passengers were injured when their car struck a tree on W 4th Street near Madison Avenue Sunday around 8 p.m. The mother and her eight year old son Bobbie, six year old Jimmie, and Cathy six months were treated for facial lacerations, bruises, and abrasions. Coats remained hospitalized for further care as police noted she swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle.
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W. 4Th St
Madison Ave
Ann Coats
W. 6Th St
Bobbie
Jimmie
Cathy
Coats
Sue
County Treasurer Office Opens May 25 For Tax Payments
County Treasurer Maxuson County Treasurer Hayes announced delays in processing mailed payments but receipts already exceed H million. The spring element with the auditor's office will be ready soon and funds will go to taxing units. The treasurer's office reopens Wednesday for delinquent and current tax payments.
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Maxuson
Water Hayes
Hayes
Indiana Business Review predicts high state economy through Q2 1955
The Indiana Business Review reports conditions in Indiana will stay at a high level into the second quarter of 1955. More residents buy goods as disposable income hits a record in Q1, with strength especially in manufacturing and durable consumer goods demand.
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Ind
Indiana Business Review
Indiana University Bureau of Busness Research
Coormand
McCarthy Accuses Ike Brother of Groing Run U S
Senator McCarthy says Milton Eisenhower, President Eisenhower's brother, acts like the de facto president. He cites Eisenhower as Penn State president and a left wing influence in the GOP, noting his Latin American missions and UN commission chairmanship.
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McCarthy
Ike
U.S
Washington
Sen
Rwis
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Pennsylvanistate ‘University
Republican Party
Tice
Latin America
US. Commission
UN. Educational, Scientific and Culture ‘al
Kansas State College
Fisen
Ten AHS Girls At Hoosier Girls State Session
Ten Zenanderson High School girls will represent the city at Hoosier Girls State’s fourteenth session at Indiana University from June 19 to 26. Delegates include Sharon Friend Janet Burris Marilyn Faust Ruth Barr Phyl Sarah Hopping Scott Rosalie Girton Debby Hess and Ann Calvin. Alternates are Virginia Pakes and others continuing on page two.
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Anderson High School
Indiana University
Sharon Friend
Janet Burris
Marilyn Faust
Ruth Barr
Phyllis Groover
Sarah Hopping
Nancy Scott
Rosalie Girfon
Debby Hess
Virginia Pokes
Penny Newbern
Ann
Zenanderson High School
Hoosier Girls’ State
Phyl
Scott
Rosalie Girton
Ann Calvin
Virginia Pakes
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births listed from St. John s Hospital include multiple families in Anderson and surrounding towns. Names include Armstrong, McConnell, Thurman, Goettman, Fesmire, Farmer, Dowell, Moore, Mills, Adams, Benson, Kamitschi, Horner, Devi Jr, and Adams with both boys and girls reported.
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St. John's Hospital
Paul Armstrong
Alexandria
Robert McConnell
Fortville
Conrad Thurman
Middletown
Bill Goettman
Robert Fesmire
Markleville
Thomas Farmer
Rt. 6
Anderson
Thomas Dowell
Mounds Rd
Harm Moore
Fifth St
George Mills
Robert Adams
Howard Benson
Orestes
Stanley Kamitshi
W. Highland
Adass Lawredien Horner
Forkner St
Serand
Men Orvile, Devi Jr
Mound Rd
Jesse “Adams
Shirley
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Exile
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Dr. Morrison
Auto Workers
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French Riviera
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Elmo Gustin
Wendell Woosnam
Madison County Women's Republican Club
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