Sitting Bull Sketches In Smithsonian Pamphlet
The Ft. Joseph Historical Assn. Museum in Niles Mich holds 13 sketches of Sitting Bull. Described in a Smithsonian pamphlet by Alexis A Praus of Kalamarzoo Mich the pamphlet lists the 1947 death of Miss Quimby and notes the Plains Indians bravery customs. The pamphlet, published by Smithsonian Publications Washington DC, costs 35 cents.
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Prem Pagedea
Miss Quimby
Ft. Joseph
Sitting Bull
U.S. Army
Commissioners Favor Jones Bid for Poe Area Annex Plans
The commissioners viewed the Poe area bid as superior due to cabinet differences. A merchants delegation from the Anderson Chamber of Commerce spoke on parking meters near the courthouse square. They agreed with architect Arthur Henning for courthouse annex plans at 4500 dollars, plus six percent of construction cost if built. No final decision has been approved.
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Sep
Jones
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Henning
Henning
Ike Gets Renominated and Re-elected in 1956
The article recounts Nixon era speculation on the Big Four talks with Russia and allied leaders, noting Eisenhower’s renomination, McCarthy’s criticism of appeasement, and plans around a possible invasion to free Americans held by Chinese forces. It covers the U S Presbyterian General Assembly in Los Angeles, focusing on women’s ordination and anti segregation efforts, led by Dr Ralph Waldo Lloyd.
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Paris
Russia
Britain
Lantic Treaty Organization
France
Dulles
Milton Eisenhower
Nelson
Rockefeller
Harold Stassen
Ike
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
China
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
General Assembly
Los Angeles
Ralph Waldo Lloyd
Maryville (Tenn.) College
General Assembly of the Church
Review notes state economy shows uneven recovery
The Review reports consumer durables still dominate overall demand while non-durables show signs of pickup. April orders for new machine tools rose and firms expect higher capital spending. Economists see a three year farm income slump starting to correct itself.
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Indiana
Ohio Youth in Despondent Drive Shoots Self then Flees
Sheriff Brogdon and Deputy Simmons chased a brown car at high speed after a Western Electric worker in Union City fired a 22 410 over and under gun at himself in despondency. The vehicle was stopped near children. the youth was rescued, treated for a stomach wound, and reported in good condition at St John’s Hospital Bakery Brothers ambulance.
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Brogdon
Simmons
St. John’s Hospital
Bakery Brothers
Western Electric
Union City
Cadets Remain Restive Over Move To Latin America
A group led by Ji Ki Cheol, a former major, complained of military discipline and sought to appeal to Prime Minister Nehru. Indian officers said the cadet was detained at an Indian base after tensions rose as they resisted orders to transfer the group to Latin America.
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Ji Ki Cheol
Nehru
Latin America
Anderson Obituaries At St Marys Cemetery
Obituaries note multiple Anderson residents. Henry H Westerkamp, 68, of 220 W 3rd St died Monday night after a long career with a railroad. Mrs Nancy Lyst died suddenly in Richmond. Edna M Jarvis, 611 Merland St, passed after three week illness. Mable Hollingsworth of 523 W Sixth St died Sunday. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and West Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed include children, spouses, and siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending or completed.
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Henry
Westerkamp
Henry H. Westerkamp
Germany
Anderson
Richmond
Wea
Anc
Pennsylvania Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home Railroad
Katherine Foultz
Cincinnati
Edna M. Jarvis
Shome
U. N
India
Mable Hollingsworth
Mabel W. Hollingsworth
Sixth St
Whitehall
Mich
Hollingsworth
Central Christian Church
Frederick L. Hollingsworth
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe, Schuster
West Mapplewood Cemetery
Geeee
L. Durbin
John Hoppes
Pomona
Calif
Monte Nuzum
Dan Clevenger
W. v. Corsaut
Ten Girls at Girls State Continued From Pars Ome
The American Legion Auxiliaries sponsor the event to educate young women about citizenship and government. Panel discussion highlighted the duties rights and responsibilities of citizens with emphasis on peaceful policy and public service. Sponsors include Tri Kappa Business and Professional Women's Club Rotary Altrusa and local Chesterfield groups. Participants were selected for interest in government leadership character honesty and top third scholastic standing.
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J Reanr Newbern
Julia Hudson
Marianne Wise
Jessie Willis
American Legion
Nixoth
Anderson
Tri Kappa
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rotary
Altrusa
Chesterfield
Eisenhower Defends Party Role at Sheraton Park Dinner
President Eisenhower told a large audience that the Republican doctrine is not a minority idea, despite statistical claims. Applause followed as he noted the dinner was driven largely by women and the event showcased a “peace and prosperity” platform in a ballroom at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
Sheraton Park Hotel
Clarawene
McCarthy Reflects On Eisenhower Race And POW Situaion
Transcribed radio interview notes Senator McCarthy would not back Eisenhower for reelection in 1956 unless the prisoner of war issue is addressed. He suggests voting for Stevenson as the lesser of two evils if required. Nixon moderates a panel of cabinet officials praising economic gains, defense strength, and anti crime efforts at a District of Columbia fundraising dinner. The event's script aims to fulfill Eisenhower’s pledge of periodic progress reports to the public.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Fother
McCarthy
United States
Republican ‘Women's Finance Committee
District of Columbia
Nixon
Defense
Wilson
Labor
Mitchell
Agriculture Benson
Commerce
Williams
Gen
Rogers
Justices Void Contnued From Page One In Red Infiltration Probe
The text notes witnesses from the 1949 1950 investigations into Red influence in unions. Emspak and Quinn received six months in jail and 500 fines, while Bart got three months and 500. The U S Court of Appeals upheld Emspak and Bart convictions and ordered a new trial for Quinn. The three cases were the most
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House Committee
Thomas Quinn
Phillip Bart
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Emspak
Quinn
Bart
U. S. Court of Appeals
Truck Bombed In Walkout At Indianapolis Warehouse
A truck crossing picket lines at an Indianapolis warehouse was blown up early Monday, injuring Lenora Jackson and John Moody, while another Whiteside truck was damaged. The blast shattered windows and involved eight trucks owned by Beard H Whiteside Ex. The incident coincides with broader civil defense debates and hydrogen bomb discussions.
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Indianapolis
Delivery S
Beard H. Whiteside
Whiteside
Lenora Jackson
John Moody
Senate Armed Services
AFL Teamsters Union
Eisenhower
East German unrest and union protests at Vienna congress
East German authorities impose new security measures to curb public unrest as labor unions from 77 nations denounce Soviet tyranny and press for free elections. The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions opens its World Congress in Vienna with over 200 delegates representing 54 million workers. The eight day gathering highlights rising tensions in Central Europe.
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East Germany
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Vienna
Lincoln Club to Elect Officers Thursday in City Hall
Members of the Madison County GOP Lincoln Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the city hall courtroom for the annual election and installation of new officers. William Chambers, president, will lead the session and oversee the installation immediately after naming new officers.
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Madison Couity Gop
Lincoln Club
City Hall
William Chambers
Air Reservists Meet Last Night At Navy Building
Members of Flight A-9596 of the Air Force reserve met in regular session last night at the Naval building in North Anderson with Maj. Fred Fuller in charge. Rev Vernon Hess spoke on Present Communist Strategy. Sgt R Tomlinson presented latest info on the Reserve Officers Personnel Act and retirement benefits for military personnel. The local flight meets each Monday at 7 30 PM and invites all former air personnel.
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A-9596
Air Force Reserve
Naval Building
North Anderson
Fred Fuller
Vernon Hess
St. John's Lutheran Church
R. Tomlinson
Muncie
Navy
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Thurlow W. Richman former Daleville resident dies in Detroit Michigan after residing there 40 years Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Pothemus and Shirey Funeral Home Rev R C Shirey to officiate Interment Sanders Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm Tuesday Mrs Beulah Richman widow survived by daughter Mary Shaughnessy Detroit four grandchildren and great grandchildren three brothers Carey Walter and Henry Richman of here
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Nannie Samuels
Nannie Bell Samuels
East Lynn St
Church of Christ
Columbia
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
W. Carl Kethherside
Missouri
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ruth Stanley
Rachel Howard
Mary Lee Higginbothem
Anderson
Thurlow Richman
Daleville
Thurlow W. Richman
Detroit
Mich
Pothemus and Shirey
R. C. Shirey
Sanders Cemetery
Richman
Michigan City
Beulah Richman
Mary Shaughnessy
Carey
Walter
Henry Richman
Tucker Rites Set For Today
Funeral services for James Monroe Tucker, 70, of 1222 W. Mth St., are today at 2 p.m. at Second Baptist Church with Rev. Charles B. Dailey presiding. The body lay at Leonard P. Underwood Funeral Home after his death Saturday at St. John's Hospital. friends were received yesterday.
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Charles R. George
Morton St
St. John’s Hospital
Scotland
Henry
Barbara George
America
Linton
Ind
George
Deleco-Remy Division
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Uaw-Cio
Brown and Butz
Arthur Proctor
Mounds Baptist Church
William Rawlins
Salvation Army
Memorial Park Cemetery
Geneva Bertram George
Alexandria
Anderson
Paul Clark
Terre Haute
Dallas Shrout
Pittsburgh
James Monroe Tucker
W. Mth St
Second Baptist Church
Charles B. Dailey
East Maplewood Cemetery
Leonard P. Underwood
Tucker
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Sitting Bull's
Poe
Commission
Ohio
Hammarskjold
U.N
New Delhi
St. Mary's Cemetery
Nancy Lyst
Thomas
Ellen Lyst
Hades Wee
Monroe Schuster
Crisp Pericious
Ptall
Cantonea
Page One
Howers
MBS
Partus
B.C
Jarman
Ralph Campney
Windsor
John Foster Dulles
Pravda
David Zaslavsky
Zaslavsky
Catherine Thiele
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Zimmer
Barnard Motor CO
Tith
Madison
Royal Welcome Service
Telephone
Baker Brothers
Indiana Bell Telephone
Boker Brothers Funeral
Féma
East Eleventh St
Bulletin
The
Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Rant Bulletin
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