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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1956

Page

3

Ohio Valley OVEC IKEC Plant Dedication Draws Governors

Delegations from Marion and Muncie join officials from Indiana and Michigan Electric Company for the dedication ceremony of a new OVEC IKEC plant. Speakers include Gov George N Craig and Gov A B Chandler, with tours revealing a 12 story high boiler and six 215 000 kw turbines feeding 125 miles to Portsmouth AEC Plant.

Page One Floyd Stoelting Chamber of Commerce Marion and Muncie Indiana and Michigan Electric Company George N. Craig A. B. (Happy) Chandler Kentucky Charles Vaughn Madison Philip Sporn Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Indiana and Kentucky Electric Corporation Atomic Energy Commission Project Portsmouth Clifton Kgger Creek Cheshire Ohio Frank J Lausch Ovec-Ikec AEC

Two Day Scout Event With Mass Service And Games

Two day activities include field mass by T. J. Hammes of St. Josephs Church for Catholic Scouts and a Protestant service led by Capt. Fred Nussbaum. After breakfast and cleanup, Scoutmaster Robert Hinshaw of Troop 84 Elwood leads two hours of skill and teaching games assisted by senior patrol leaders. Parents are asked to bring picnic baskets for the noon meal. At 1 30 p m each troop receives recognition followed by a closing ceremony. District camping chairman Don Collins and the Commissioner Staff coordinate the event.

T. J. Hammes St. Joseph's Church Fred Nussbaum Robert Hinshaw Elwood Don Collins

Five Suspects Named in Local Embezzlement and Thefts

Five suspects timed from Page for 57.84 dollars and Don Schaller charged with embezzlement of 160 pounds from a local paint shop on May 15. Buford Moore charged with grand larceny over a 62.66 payroll check on March 30. David L. Adair charged with second degree burglary for the Indiana Lumber and Supply Company robbery on April 27. City Detective Carl Whitinger signed as state's witness. Allen Holster named for removing from the state a 1949 motorcycle bought under a conditional sales contract.

Page Don Schaller Buford Moore David L. Adair Indiana Lumber and Supply Company Carl Whitinger Allen Holster

Dredge Sinks After Boom Breaks Cable Near Wisconsin Power Project

Fitzsimmons Dredge Co. vessel sank in 60 to 70 foot waters after a 40 foot boom broke free and lashed the dredge. Survivors were rescued by the tug, while several crewmen from Chicago and Sturgeon Bay were confirmed dead or missing amid a Wisconsin Electric Power Co. project tow evacuation. Captain Robert Affleck Jr. led the effort amid 48 mph winds.

Page One Fitzsimmons, Connell Dredge Co Chicago John E. Stranich Arne C. Wold Joseph Obradovich Albert Heron Paul D. McKee John Selvick James Sullivan Sturgeon Bay Wis David Olson Sam Kovarick Cook Wisconsin Electric Power Co Robert Affleck Jr

Eisenhower Addresses Armed Forces feud and policy outlook

President Eisenhower stressed civilian control of the military amid inter service feuds and rejected a Senate probe. He urged world strength against Soviet disarmament moves, criticized Egypt for recognizing Communist China, warned against broad tax cuts, and opposed a governors conference on school segregation while noting Anzio’s wartime impact.

Eisenhower Stuart Symington D-Mo Senate Free World Russia Moscow Egypt China U.S Anzio Europe Truman

College Will Honor Alumni At Eastside Campus Dinner

An Eastside college plans a dinner event with an awards presentation highlighting an Outstanding Alumnus of the Year. Dr. Val C. Clear chairs the program with Prof. Walter S. Halde man and Mrs. John A. Morrison aiding. The committee includes Miss Gertrude Little and ministers Rev. Samuel Sharp and Rev. Eustace Johnson.

Page One Eastside Val C. Clear Walter S. Haldeman John A. Morrison Gertrude Little College Department of Religious Education Samuel Sharp Detroit Mich Eustace Johnson Meridian Miss National Alumni Association Milburn H. Miller Bedford Ind William B. Eddy South Meridian Street Church of God Esther Beaty Traverse City Indiana Olt Midwest Anderson Lebanon University Wilmington College University of Cincinnati Wilmington University of Chicago Northwestern University Garrett Biblical Institute L’universite de Grenoble Columbia University New York University Europe

Weather summary for Central of the state period

Central region saw Friday highs 70 to 80 after lows 48 to 55 Thursday night. Yesterday temperatures ranged 61 to 82 with rainfall from a Tuesday night storm totaling 1.17 inches. Storms Tuesday morning and night brought just over 2.5 inches of rain overall.

House Farm Bill Passage Aims At Higher Price Supports

The House backs a farm bill to raise price supports to at least 84 percent on basic crops and mandates soil bank payments this year. It marks a shift after President Eisenhower vetoed earlier legislation. The Banking Committee also approves boosting CCC borrowing to 14 billion dollars to support farm prices.

Poage Eisenhower Congress Ezra Taft Benson Soil Bank House Banking Committee Commodity Credit Corporation Treasury

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