May Confer With Ind Top Man In Russia
Washington notes say Premier Nikolai Bulganin will meet Eisenhower at the Big Four talks while Khrushchev emerges as Russia’s No 1 and Bulganin’s role is pushed to the background. Belgrade arrival of a Soviet delegation to Tito signals party leadership emphasis over state. diplomats question Moscow’s priority between Tito and the Western summit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Stalin
Kremlin
Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Khrush
Tito
U.S
Yugoslavia
United States
Great Britain
France
Moscow
Europe
Western
Godfrey retires after long General Motors career
Edward R. Godfrey, a veteran GM executive and former director, retires after a career starting in 1923 at Delco Remy. He later led the Frigidaire Division, served as GM vice president, and held group executive roles overseeing Dayton and household appliance operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Godfrey
Mr. Godfrey
Delco Remy
Dayton
General Motors
Godfrey
Frigidaire
House
Delco-Remy
Heas
Sigma Chi Alumni Elect Officers for New Year
Richard S. Howe Howe Fire Apparatus Co. was chosen president of the Sigma Chi Alumni Association at a Wednesday night meeting. Other officers: F. H. Armstrong vice-president Wyatt Strickler treasurer Peter R Carr secretary. Dwight Keller program social chairman Don R Stewart assistant. Mailing list handling by Stewart and Armstrong. Call committee Howe Armstrong Carr Jack Burton George Lee. Next meeting at Howe home June 22. Rushing committee Keller Stewart Armstrong advancing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Howe
Howe Fire Apparatus Co
Sigma Chi
F. H. Armstrong
Wyatt Strickler
Peter R. iCarr
Dwight Keller
Don R. Stewart
Stewart
Armstrong
Howe
Carr
Jack Burton
George Lee
Keller, Stewart
Kokomo Youths Fined and Court Terms Set in Elwood
In Elwood Court Kokomo youths faced fines and terms after court action. Indiana Supreme Court nominee Frederick Landis faced salary payment delays as a constitutional question looms. Judge Curtis B. Rardin paused Landis pay due to a provision barring legislators from offices with raised salaries. Landis previously served as a state senator in 1955 when salaries for Supreme Court judges rose from 13,500 to 15,000.
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Indianapolis
Curtis B. Rardin
Supreme Court
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Bardin
Landis
New Disability Freeze Protects Social Security Benefits
Herman E B Landes, manager of the Anderson district office, explains a new provision allowing disabled workers to freeze their earnings record for benefits computations under the 1954 amended law. Qualifications include total disability, prior covered earnings, and five of ten years worked before disability plus 1.5 of the three years before. Apply by June 30, 1957 for full retroactive protection. post deadline offers limited retroactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman EB. Landes
Anderson District
Social Security Administration
Landes
Fishermen Rescued From Bay de Noc during storm
Two fishermen from South Bend Indiana were rescued from Bay de Noc by W C Steed of Redkey Indiana after their boat capsized in high winds and heavy waves. Charles Vander Voorte and Charles Murphy were hospitalized at Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital Manistique for exposure and shock. A search for two other missing boats continued as the bay’s gale winds swept the water.
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Escanaba
Mich
South Bend
Ind
Aig Bay de Noe
Charles Vander Voorte
Charles Murphy
Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital
Manistique
W. C
Steed
Redkey
Hospital Dismissals and Local Court Fines Report
Dismissals from St John’s Hospital include Mrs Jessie Collier Alexandria Mrs Esther Lennis and others across Clofton Hartford and Markleville. Ellwood City Court fined two Kokomo youths for breaking into establishments, and Indiana officials discussed a 3 million dollar dam project on the Ohio River with State Farm terms and board confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Indiana State Farm
Ellwood
Washington
Homer
E. Capehart
R-Ind
Ser
Larry Lee Sample
Wastate
Army Civil
State Farm
John Ray Edwards
Ohio River
Marka
Switzerland County
Ind
Markland
Cape
Ohio
Sparks
Panama
N. Anders Canal
Son St
William E. Jenner
Earl Wil
Indianapolis
Stanley A.B
Indiana
Cooper
Brazil
Lynn
State Board of Public
White House
Welfare
Evansville
Eisenhower
Perth
Leo Kinman
Shelbyville
Vanderburgh County
Hensel
Worley
Craig
Philli
Irs
Marie-Bailips
Nobile
Trey
Raymond Bastien
Dianapolis
Division of Labor
Roy A. Worden
South Bend
Werelhe Defense Department
Alvin M. Strauss
Len MecCar| Wayne
Board of Registration
Ponce
Ravis
Army
McCarthy
Sein — Restator
Destruction at Udall Measured in Wreckage and Missing
Widespread ruin in Udall Kansas after a disaster as Ward Stuber reports 170 homes wrecked and 18 damaged beyond livability. Only three public buildings remain usable. Mayor Earl B Rowe fears more bodies will be found as debris is cleared. about 50 residents unaccounted for. National Guardsmen and crane crews assist in search and cleanup amid heavy damage and casualties. Front lines describe helicopters, dozers, and ongoing rescue efforts in the disaster zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammn
Udall
Ward
Earl B. Rowe
Raymond L. Johnson
National
Yard
Martha Hatton
Auto Check to be Presented by State Police
General Motors Corporation will present the winner of the contest by State Police. Items to be checked at blockades include tires glass steering windshield wipers headlights tail lights stop lights license plate light vehicle registration operators license and mufflers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral Motors Corporation
Milwaukee polio vaccine damage prompts safety and rollout doubts
Milwaukee faces a damaged supply of the Salk polio vaccine after refrigerator failure threatens the two shot series for 14 000 children. Officials pledge a cautious rollout with Friday checks and pilot testing. Governors and lawmakers discuss free vaccines for children. traffic safety links and law enforcement actions appear amid broader public health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
E. R. Krumbiegel
Hobby
Craig
Frank A. Jessup
Rep
Klein
D-Ny
Cain cites subversive list amid campaign finance concerns
Harry P. Cain, member of the Subservice Activities Control Board, told a B'nai B'rith convention in Lake Kiamisha that the Attorney General's subversive organizations list needs a rights-protective handbook. He said about 275 groups appear on the list, with roughly 150 defunct and 20 to 30 tied to the Communist conspiracy. Cain is a former Washington senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Cain
Subservice Activities Control Board
B'nai B'rith
Lake Kiamesha
Cain
Washington
Edward L Ogden obituary in Anderson area
Edward Lee Ogden 85 of Orestes died at 1 a.m. at a daughter's home in Anderson after 10 weeks illness. He was born in Bracken County Kentucky and lived in Madison County since 1911. A retired Philadelphia Quartz Works employee and elder emeritus of the Orestes Christian Church. Surviving: widow Maude, two children, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, a sister. Funeral at Orestes Christian Church with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Other notices list Nellie Canada, John Schmidt, Mrs Ma A Wilkins, Leo Charles Farmer, Dr Frank Stanton remarks on Lincoln Douglas debates and life insurance purchases rise in early 1935.
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Edward Lee Ogden
Orestes
Kenneth Gorden
Anderson
Bracken County
Ogden
Madison County
Philadelphia Quartz Works
Christian Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Orestes Christian Church
Paul Boyer
Memorial Park Cemetery
I Maude Ogden
Oslar Ht
Gorden
Leo Charles Farmer
St. Charles Church
Bloomington
Rt. 4
Eloomington
Farmer
Plant 1
Delco- Remy
Tom
Nettie Farmer
Land
Myles Farmer
Assistant Defense Secretary Resigns from Government
Washington. Lir H. Struver Hensel, assistant Secretary of defense, is leaving the government June 30. The announcement notes a resignation effective at month end with unclear successor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Washington
Lir . H. Struver Hensel
Romans Unearthed Mithras Temple to be Rebuilt in London
A recently found 1,800-year-old Roman temple to Mithras in London will be excavated and rebuilt to clear space for a new office block. The project aims to preserve the find while enabling rapid construction of the adjacent offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God of Mithras
City of
London
Eden Studies and British Policy Split Over Wheat and Power
Reports describe Eden's stance reinforcing British American partnership amid party tensions. Labor critics push for independence from U.S. capitalism while Bevan and Attlee factions debate policies. Affects wheat production and storage costs with carryover projected around 50 million bushels. Names include John Broom, Ricky Bennett, Ward Staley, and references to Benson.
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U.S
Britain
Eden
Perithe
Clement Attlee
Bevan
Benson
Stacks
John Broom
James Broom
Tom Wilder Age Puzzle Reads Like Riddle
A scrambled note states Jerry's age is 5/2 of Benson's, and Mary Catherine aged 15, with Tom's future and current ages tied to Jerry. It asks Tom's current age, mentioning George Wilder at 3424 Brown St and a solution time of 7s.
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St. Ihen
Jerry
John’s
Mary Catherine
Tom
Jeriwilder
Mrs.t
George Wilder
Brown St
Tito Rejects one
Fragmentary text reports Tito declining to discuss Hagen as typhoid claims more lives in Germany and the east, noting epidemics and efforts to sidestep dangers amid postwar unrest. The piece reads as a fragmented recap of wartime and postwar health and political tensions involving Tito, Russia, and western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagen
Germany
Tito
Sians
Scout Camp Kikthawen Preparations Continue
All registrations must go through the unit leader. Preparations for summer camping at Camp Kikthawen proceed with Scouters working on watershed projects at two camps, repairing tent platforms, and completing tasks started weeks ago.
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Kikthawen
Truck Crash Kills Driver on Davenport Street
A runaway big rig on a steep one way street killed van driver William Russell McCandless of Davenport and injured two San Francisco women. Co driver Wayne D Wolfe, from Littleton, Colo, leaped free as brakes failed and the tractor separated from the trailer. Wolfe, a furniture delivery volunteer, described the truck’s plunge and brake failure while rescuers battled flames and debris.
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van Adriver
William Russeel McCandless
Davenport
Henry Fidler
San Francisco
Wayne D. Wolfe
Littleton
Colo
McCandless
Wolfe
Seattle
Eight Candidates Continue Listings for Local Elections
Reports show Wilson G. Anderson seeking mayor of Anderson with a $359 value. Roland Maine runs for Anderson city councilman at $5, Betty Hiatt seeks Alexandria city clerk treasurer at $61.50, Clifford Saunders and Berard Branch vie for Anderson council seats, with several other local candidates listed and small monetary values attached.
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Anderson
Paul C. Kauffman
Alexandria
Wilson G. Anderson
Roland Maine
Betty Hiatt
Clifford Saunders
Frank Warne
Elwood
Berard Branch
Anaconda Highlights Safety Campaign and Staff Involvement
Anaconda continues page one features with posters and bulletin boards promoting safety messages. Protective gear like safety shoes and glasses are widely used by Anaconda personnel. A First Aid Department checks minor injuries, while Manager Robert Wolford and supervisors engage actively in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Robert Wolford
Anderson annexation ordinance surrounding Kroger real estate
An ordinance of the Anderson Indiana Common Council annexes Kroger Company real estate into the city. The described 186 acre tract lies in Section 25 Township 19 North Range 7 East and runs along Main Street and 38th Street. Effective upon passage, mayoral approval, and lawful publication, the annexation takes effect. The ordinance was passed May 12 1955 with further editorial and mayoral approval in May 1959.
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the of
Ander
Son
Madison County
Indiana
Kroger Company
Ohio Corporation
Anderson
Township 19
Main Street
33Th Street
39Th Street
30Th Street
City of
Farrell Wilso
Common Council
Fairy V. Stanley
Noland C. Wright
Illinois Woman Dies After Fall From Hospital Window
An Illinois woman, Gladys Cooley of Charleston, Illinois, died Friday afternoon from injuries suffered when she plunged from a fourth story window at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. She had been a patient at the hospital since May 16 and suffered a skull fracture and pelvic injuries from the fall to the pavement outside.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Illinois
Union Hospital
Gladys Cooley
D. Charleston
Mrs Hallie Mae Stokes Dies at 69 in Middletown
Hallie Mae Stokes aged 69 died unexpectedly Friday at 7:15 p.m. at her Middletown home after two years of illness. She was a Delaware County native who lived in Middletown for 60 years and belonged to Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club and Middletown Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband Peter, daughter Gerald Craig, son James, four granddaughters, a great grandson, and sister Mrs Walter Fletcher. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Bal lard and Shirey Funeral Home. burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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Hallie Mae Stokes
Middletown
Delaware County
Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club
Middletown Methodist Church
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
J. Wesley Stewart
Anderson
Mechanicsburg
Peter
Gerald Craig
Rt. 1
James
Walter Fletcher
Honeycreek
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Elbert Roudebush
Creditors heirs and legatees of Elbert Roudebush deceased must appear in Superior Court Anderson Indiana June 4 1955 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Joseph H Armington notes May 10 1955.
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Elbert
Roudebush
Anderson
Indiana
Joseph H. Armington
Superior Court
Roberts and Roberts
More Ion
Edna B. Tinder
George B. Chambers
Eidders Anderton Public School
Anderson Public School Group
Heatinglant
Board of School Trustees
of School Board
W. Jim St. Anderson
Arthu B. Henning
Tson
State Board of Accounts
Office
School Board High School
Arthur B. Henning
Anderson Bank
Tthe
Arthur B. Henhing
Ammerman, Davis & Stout, Inc
K of P
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IE. R. Godfrey
Kokomo
Elwood Court
Bay de Noc
St John’s Hospital
Jessie Collier
Cedar St
Clofton
Hartford
Dewey St
Esther Lennis
Helena Meredith
College
Alta Callahan
Fletcher St
Arnold Fowler
Halford St
Herbert Banner Jr
Linderg
George Rout
Herbert Contos
Haverhill
Wiley Weaver
Indiana Ave
Robert Fesmire
Donald Johnson
E. Seventh St
Stanley Kaminski
W. Highland St
James Hahn
Shawnee
Goldie Gritton
Louise St
Jerry O’ Brien
Douglas St. Clay Witt
Lapel
Esther Dales
Johnny
Golda Young
Fortville
Norma Thomas
Forkier St
Mildred Kendall
Maron St Paul Simpson
Markleville
Larry Nevin
Charles Birch
E. Lynn
William Spratt
Columbus Ave
Mabel Norris
Mary Spohr
W. 17Th St
Paula Drennon
Chesterfield
Myrtle Weisel
Charles Marsh
Sylvia Jones
Landy Jones
Park Ave
William Duncan
Charlie Mae Duncan
Locus St
Scheele
Jonas E. Salk
Senate
Labor Committee
Ren. Bennett
R-Mich
Lexington
California
Nixon
Cutter Laboratories
Jessup
Nellie Canada
Chester Canada
20Th St
Baxter and Markin
Hartford City
H. M. Cobb
First Eub Church
John Schmidt
Samuel Maag
Watkins, In
MA A. Wilkins
Glen S. Wilkins
Sprague, St
Marion
Ina Wilkins
Thes
Owen
Edward Wilkins
Harold St L
Harvey W
Marition
Glen
Cloverdale
Bessie Jones
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Congress
Washington, D. C
Charles PF. Schef
Fler
Charles Scheffler
Charles F. Scheffler
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Capehart
Brides Bible
Clesae
Jasere Vernor
Gospel Trumpet CO
Eden Studies
Ricky Bennett
Quinton Bennett
Central Ave
Ward Staley
Joseph Staley Sr
Lindiberg Rd
Linder
Fev
Ordtiaree
Wibc 1070
Madison
Lurgan
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