Value Placed on Soil Bank Certificates
The Agriculture Department announced that soil bank certificates will be exchanged for grain at the current price support value for grade class and location. The OOC owned grain will be valued at the current support price when redeemed in the Commodity Credit Corporation inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ui
Soil Bank
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Republican National
W. Hall
Hrain
Butler
Touman
Speas
Truman Attacks GOP Tactics in Campaign Speech
Former President Truman accused Eisenhower of Madison Avenue style campaigning aimed at personal popularity rather than effective statesmanship. He warned of dangerous parallels to 1920s politics and World War II, criticizing appearance over policy in foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nit Catt
Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Madison Avenue
Aia
Mr. Truman
Frank A Nixon dies at 77 in Whittier funeral notices
Frank A Nixon, father of the vice president, died Tuesday night in Whittier California at age 77. Vice President Richard Nixon and his wife Pat attended the funeral with family members while floral tributes and church services reflected on his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Calif
Elsenton
Frank A. Nixon
Nixon
Clohard Nixonty
Pat
Dasena
Angel In Ebony to be shown at Frye Methodist Church
Special film screening of Angel In Ebony announced by Rev J Rolland Seybold at Frye Methodist Church 214 W Natch St Sunday evening at 7 30. The picture, about Bamray Morris an African boy studying for priesthood, was filmed by Taylor University Upland. Public invited with admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye Methodist Thureh
W. Nacth St
Rev
J. Rolland Seybold
Bamray Morris
America
Ty Taylor University
Upland
Straits Cable Work 46 Per Cent Finished
Notice of hearings on the purchase and authority for General Telephone Company of Indiana to acquire assets of Orestes and to extend service areas. Public Service Commission to set hearing dates. Also report from Sault Ste. Marie on the Mackinac Bridge suspension cable stringing near 4 percent completion with expected completion by fall 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nernie
Pendleton Telephone Comsipany Incorporated
Pendleton Telephone Company
Pendleton
Audi
General Telephone Company
Tolana
Public Service
General Telephone Company OF Indiana, Inc
Meyer
Straits Cable
Wotick
Ie Yy General Telephone, Comany Indiana, Inc
Gresteselephone Company
General Telephone Company of Indians
Tnc
Orestes Telephone Company
General Telephone Company and, Indiana, Inc
Orest- Madison County
Indiana
Orestes
Public Service Commssson
RAL Telephone Company OF
Intiana, Inc
J. H Meyer
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Catte J
Mickinac Strait
Prentiss M. Brown
Markshac
Wiley Might Be Billed For Campaign Postage
The Post Office Department said Sen Maxander Wiley may pay postage for campaign litera ture mailed under frank privileges The inquiry cited reprints and articles used for campaign purposes and a report was requested on the volume of reprints mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Maxander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Train wreck injures thirty two on tram
A collision on a tram injures 32 passengers when a car plows into the vestibule of the car ahead and tilts at a sharp angle. Chairs and tables are thrown about. one woman with a head bump is reported to have minor injuries and an emergency train was sent to Chicago to continue the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Republican Women
Chicago
Expansion Fund Voted by Church Adopts Three-Year Budget
In a closed session the church approved a three year outlay of 5 100000 for the period 1954 1955 1956 updating the pattern of expansion through missions and membership. The plan envisions 100 new churches in North America 200 new missionaries and overseas workers and 200000 new members. The Evangelical and Reformed denomination now has 2726 churches in 26 states and 783000 members. Large contributions to colleges seminaries and academies are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ancaster
Bismarck
Exangelica
Denver
Des Maines
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Xensas City
Achristian
Los Angeles
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Omatia
Phoenix
San Diego
San Francisco
Ste. Marie
Seattle
Tamaa
Washington
Evangelical and Reformed
Firemen Respond To Three Calls Friday Report
Fire crews answered three calls including a resuscitator call. A floor furnace fire at Frank Poutwell's home on 908 Park Way caused minor hardwood damage at 2 14 p.m. A trash fire in the 1500 block of EB 3rd St. burned grass. Mrs. Cynthia Boyd 52 of 202 Andover Rd. was treated at St. John's Hospital after a 2 49 p.m. illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremer
Frank Poutwell
Park Way
Cynthia Boyd
Andover Rd
St. John's Hospital
Anderson Officer Assigned to Korea Division
Second Lt. James L. Current, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Current of Anderson Indiana, is assigned to the infantry division in Korea as assistant motor officer in Service Company of the regiment. He arrived overseas last December after an assignment at Fort Denong, Georgia. He entered the Army in June 1955 following his graduation from Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurla
James L. Current
James Current
Rt. 3
Anderson
Ind
Korea
Current
Ram
Fort Denong
Army
Indiana University
Edwards Resigns Post With Union From State CIO Leader Role
Neal Edwards Anderson longtime state CIO figure resigns as organizer for the International Union UAW due to ill health and returns to the Telexo-Remy Division. He has served Local 667 as president and led state CIO for over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Edwards
Anderson
Postal Count Petes Postal Count Petes
A historical record lists patron totals for Anderson postal services across 1954 to 1956. It cites figures for total patrons served by city delivery rural service and post office branches including Anderson Post Office and adjacent stations with counts ranging from about 9 000 to 80 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuemew
Page
Anderson
Metropallerares
Greater
Anderson Post Office
Enrollment I Continued Peon Page One
Enrollment data shows school counts by grade for North Anderson Park Place Kinierparten and Shaddami districts. Totals include several grades with kindergarten figures, listing multiple streets and institutions such as Seventh Street and Washington with combined totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anderson
Park Place
Kinierparten
Tiley
Kindersdarlin
Seventh Street
Total Él
Washington
Kinergarten
Westvale
Total &T OM
Supreme Court retirements shift balance amid civil rights turmoil
Justice Minton announces retirement due to pernicious anemia ending a long tenure from the Roosevelt era. President Eisenhower weighs successor options as Stennis urges seasoned jurists and a standards bill to guide future appointments. Civil rights tensions flare in schools as guards and governors respond to segregation in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Alga
U.S. Sirenit
U.S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Roosevelt
U. S. Senate
Indiana
Juste
Rew
Albany
Indi
White House
Eisentower
Justice
Dwight D. Elecotower
James C. Hagerty
Hagenty
Stennis DeMiss
United States Supreme Court
Stennis
Sears
Miss Woodworth claims marriage was a deportation sham
The article reports a Davenport Iowa woman saying a sailor married her to avoid deportation. She says the union was forced and that she was swept off her feet. Angeline Hogiatéopulos, 4, also learns the bride’s name was misidentified as Sepraiangas.
Mob Forces to Escort Armed Crowd from Town
A mob of more than 10 armed men disrupted a local scene near Clay, forcing officials to escort them out by motorcycles. Reporters and staffers, including George Nackell, fled as arms were shown, while authorities warned the crowd and kept vigilant at nearby schools amid calls to preserve price and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
From
Annapolis
Benjamin Michaelson
George Washington Williams
Anne Arundel County
Michaelson
Supreme Court of the United States
Austin
Tex
Alexandria
Prichard
Als
Joshua Barney
Carpenter
Iearlier
Niaité
Newamen
National Guard
George Nackell
Clay
Smirgigy Ky
Ischoal
Madison County road program plans and progress update
A summary to the General Assembly covers certification of county highway laws road classifications and funding. Officials report progress with resurfacing oiling grading and widening shoulders on Main Street Road and 38th Street Road area while emphasizing cooperation with the State Highway Department and uniform standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State Highway Department
Ind. 9
Lester Sigler
Orientation notices for Taminoid students in 1855-58
The notice outlines pre-registered students schedules for exams at 9 30 a m today with physics tests, preregistered women at the medical clinic at 1 4 p m, and unregistered women and registering men at 1 p m tomorrow. It lists incoming freshmen origins from many states and reports stay preferences across diverse fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursda
Tomorow
Indiana
Tennessee
Ohio
Oathoma
West Virginia
Illinois
Maryland
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Michigan
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Florida
Oregon
Russouri
Mississippi
Virginia
Iowa
Minnesota
Louisiana
Texas
South Carolina
Colorado
Arkansas
California
Arizona
Nebraska
New Hampshire
North Dakota
New York
fragmented roster list from Silverthorn page
OCR fragment shows a roster with multiple names and roles such as Floyd Crosley M Brown L Mor ris and J 8 Ballard captains and engineers across plant, production, and store roles. unclear context and missing details limit fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverthorn
Floyd Crosley
M. Brown
L. Morris
Frankla
E. L. McKinney
Hrower
J. 8. Ballard
Lester Mains
General Store
Ray Pictsen
Barger
William Qleksey
Elmer Anson
Thegineeritg
W. Colvard
Too Brinduce
Joe W. Murphy
Gales
J. Tuenquist
Merl Lukens
FL Matson
Mort
Moura
Pajnes
Ty T. Lowry
Fair Crowds Highlight Livestock Judging at State Pair
Willam D. Wheatley of West field-showed the grand champion Landrece sow while Ketlongs Farm of Decatur claimed the grand champion boar in In dling State Pair livestock judging. Merlyn Oats of Bowling Green Ohio exhibited both grand champion sow and boar in the Ee 0. 1. C. breed. The Brahmans concluded judging with Lafayette Ohio noted for top animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam D. Wheatley
West
Landrece
Ketlongs Farm
Decatur
Merlyn
Oats
Bowling Green
Ohio
Lafayette
Obituary notices for Shaul and Evans in Anderson region
Russell M. Shaul 55 died at John’s Hospital after a illness. Born in Anderson on June 7 he worked at Dept. 1601 and belonged to Eagles 4 Lodes. World War I veteran served in U S Navy. Widow Mary Shaul and four sons Kenneth Melvin Duans and Jerry and two daughters Arlene Pruitt and John Madara survive. Funeral at Baker Brothers pending arrangements. Also William Franklin Evans 90 died at Sanders Nee Home. Services Sunday at 2 pm at Harold Fe Roselle Funeral Home with Rev Maumie G Schuster and burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell MW
Farul
M. ‘Shaul
Ao Ls
John's Hospital
Aclee
Anderson
Mr Shaul
Dept
Benny Daval
Eagles
U. S. Navy
Cohine
Mary Shaul
Kenneth
Melvin
Duans
Jerry
William F. Evans
Willian Franklin
Evan
Louise St
Sanders Nee
Harold Fe Roselle
Maumie G. Schuster
Pleasant Walk
Explosion Wrecks Fev wee Maude A Whitfield Dies
Final rites for Mrs. Maude A. Whitfield 31 of 1416 Bath St die after a Thursday afternoon accident. Funeral services to be held at 10 o'clock at First Friends Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. The blast injured several and prompted officials to check the school building expansion. Evidence pointed to a gas explosion with officers investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude A. Whitfield
Bath St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Raymond Breaker
First Friends Church
Burial Hill
East Maplewood
Wilbur Hop
Kins
Morton
Charles Veith
St. John's Hospital
Bright Funeral Home
Phe Her
Howard
Weber
Donnell-George A Harris
H. L.ville
Ohio Fuel Gas & Co
Mes
Virginia
Sion
Areja
Arkiee Ratliff
Parris Coffey Pu
Gymnasi Neral
New Tazewell
Tenn
IMRS
Nellie
Ayres Midletown
Nellie J. Ayres
Honey Creek
Ballard and Shirey
Iity
AF Byrne
Miller Cemetery
Pendleton man dies after fire investigation and service plans
Officials say a fire was detected by the child’s father Clarence Waymire who rushed to a barn after the younger boy played with matches. Steven Jackson born May 30, 1951, funeral plans set with services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Grove Lawn Cemetery. Surviving family includes wife Bess and siblings Beverly and Darlene. burial in Grove Lawn follows services at Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Waymire
Richard P
Jackson Steven
Pendlston
Marcus
Jack
S. Broadway
Pendley Friends Church
Act
Ion
St. Dilion
John's Hospital
Anderson
Beverly Me
Harnock County
Darlene
Willan
Stella Shell Jackson
Pendleton
Hiden Masome Lodge
Eden
The
Eastern Star
Scottish Rite and Mystic Shrine
Indianapolis
le Brot
Bess
Cadtel Bright
Mr. McDavid
Miracle
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Boston Symphony Orchestra first foreign group to perform in Len ingrad
Enthusiastic crowds attended the Boston Symphony Orchestra concert in Leningrad marking the first foreign orchestra to perform there since the Russian revolution. The event drew about 2,000 music lovers who applauded as the orchestra played three concerts planned for Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Boston Symphony
Frank A. Calvert
Fortuius
Munity
Vancec
St. John's Hospital
Great Hall
Lawmakers and Eisenhower tied to lobbying case details
A grand jury investigation was ordered as Case denied a 2500 campaign contribution while the bill was before the Senate. Case voted against the bill exempting natural gas producers from federal regulation. Violations of the Lobbying Act could bring fines up to 5000 and up to 12 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Ander
Case
Senate
Sisters' illness linked to Alderson visit at Tulana fair
Three sisters, Christine, Collin, and Phylis, fell sick after a visit to Alderson during a Tulana Stile Fair engagement. Manager Murias Kane said the infection likely spread during the trip, with Grievis in Anderson visited by Collin and Phylis after the event. The fourth sister reportedly fared better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swemeanera
Christine
Istrickens
Murias Kane
Alderson
Collin
Phylis
Grievis
Anderson
Thehree Sisters
Fetlinapolis
Ace J
Atfersan
Mars Canals Mystery Supposed Causes Explored
The fragment discusses possible explanations for Martian canals including geological activity and asteroid impacts. It mentions speculation about intelligent Martians engineering water belts and city implications, but the text is garbled and unclear on concrete findings or dates.
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NBC
Sylvester L.path Weaver Jr
National Broadcasting Co
Radio Corp. of America
Weaver
Far Noéf
Frank Nixon
Free Methodist
Brno
Inon “Telephone Company
Ay Tr “R. Meyer
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Kim Yong Wee
Japan
Iacker Bon Homme Richard
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Tokyo
Cleveland
Cleveland ‘Heights
Ips
Swaney
Sawyers
Igi
Greenwood
T Young
Kies
South Meridian Revival
South Meridian
Lakin
B. RL Lakin
World Evangelast
Belmont Dible Church
Ane Jabeineta
Stoward Webber
Coatrive
Delphi
Insia
Richard Aychambolt
Delphis Journal
Leo C. Craig
Raissdot
Suez
Egypt
Britain
France
Nasser
Canal
Modetron
Tenvicas
Saunas
Kooes Ferter
Suevicm
Heckomen Buict
Postal Count
Petes
Ates
Ouardemin
Don Weller
Minton Toway
Ier
W. L
Frank Seipel
W.R
Freas
W. Heaton
Hirst
Cpaaiee Niga
Maral Gee
Bayearts Thurvast
Horton
J. M. Clemente
Tlin
Smith
Cnplain
MH. Ae
Elle Forte
Iler Stanley
T. T. Caria
Shery Tinei
Sao
Asa
Raina Thompeea
Willian Robbins
Ee Saree
Stanley Barnes
Kiat Caege
Abo
Bee Divisio Ind
John HM. Harlan
Eer Warren
Harlan
High Tribunal
Justice Burton
Justice Clark
Black
Reed
Frankfurther
Douglas
Frankfurter
Madison County
Fev Wee
Wilbur Hopkins
Banahan
Masonic
East Harlowrood Cemetery
Baker Brothers Fuperst
Rey
Sneedville
Madison
Tempo
James C. Eastland
Missy
Jenner
Aollo- Tan Air Force Base
Mlistle Center
Alamogorda
N. M
Hickel
Hallonian Air Development Center
New Mexico Gunding and Construction Trades Council
Public Health Service
Health Service
State Justice Department
Gernpike
X Company
Toll Road Commission
Calixtin County
Depaty
Victor Weight
Thomas J. Evans
Evans
Mars
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