Democrats To Meet Tonight in county gathering
Etta Reed announced entertainment for the county Democrat meeting at the YMCA with Mayor R. Vance Hartke of Evansville as principal speaker likely to seek the Democratic nomination for U S senator. Club president is Mrs Jessie Witsche. Up to 300 county Democrats and many officials expected. Vocal solos by Darline Corey and Paul Wykoff to accompany dinner. Miss Freda Scott to play piano. Crows valued at more than 800000000 dollars are being grown on land irrigated and developed by federal reclamation programs.
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YMCA
Etta Reed
R. Vance Hartke
Evansville
U.S
Madison County Women’s Democrat Club
Jessie Witsche
Darline Corey
Paul Wykoff
Freda Scott
Special Meeting for AHS Seniors Today
A special meeting for Anderson High School seniors is set during homeroom this morning to discuss National Scholarship Test programs and college entrance scholarships. Mrs. Margaret Coles will lead the session detailing scholarship awards and related opportunities at Indiana and nearby colleges.
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Anderson High School
Margaret Coles
Indiana
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
New Tablet Invention Gives Hay Fever Relief
Chicago reports a three layer tablet called Dristan Decongestant Tablets offering rapid relief from nasal congestion sneezing itchy eyes and watery discharge. The nonprescription remedy claims to open blocked passages, improve breathing and boost immune defense during hay fever season. 96¢ at drug stores with Whitehall Pharmacal Company listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Anderson Student Arrives at Kalamazoo College Orientation
Miss Jean Ann Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Hughes of Edgewood has arrived on the Kalamazoo College campus for orientation prior to her freshman year. The orientation opened with a convocation and reception for new students and parents on Sunday. Classes begin Friday September 20.
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Jean Ann Hughes
Charles Ray Hughes
Elin Court
Edgewood
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Guide Lamp Man Advanced to Supervision Post
Robert A. Hyde named suggestion supervisor at Guide Lamp Division to replace John Gregg who served since 1954. Announcement by T. B. Bloom cites Hyde after a Miami University graduate and former Fisher Body production scheduler in Cleveland. Hyde a Cleveland Heights native active in 4 H and Boy Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Hyde
John Gregg
T. B. Bloom
Hyde
Miami University
Oxford
Fisher Body
Cleveland
Anderson
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
John Eni
Clell Riddle
M. Fesler
G. M. Gillespie
Genevieve Broderick
Ted Begley
Bernard Vance
Leon Carson
Howard McClintock
Glenn Horn
Edwin Etchison
Samuel Norris
Wilbur Earlywine
Audie Phillips
Marvin Hurley
L. 0 Morris
E. M. Grisham
Bill Flock
Parnell Higginbotham
Fire Chief To Speak At Cadiz Lions Club
Guide Lamp Division fire protection chief John R. Brown will address the Cadiz Lions Club at 7 30 p m today. His talk titled Fire Prevention and First Aid covers safety topics tied to Indiana's top rated Guide Lamp plant in the 1956 NFPA industrial fire prevention contest. Brown led Guide Lamp's contest participation and also coordinates industry self protection for Madison County Civil Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Brown
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Cadiz
Ind
Lions Club
Chief Brown
Indiana
National Fire Protection Association
Brown
Madison County Civil Defense Organization
NATO Warships Open Atlantic Maneuvers
Nearly 100 warships from NATO gather at Clyde Anchorage Scotland for the North Atlantic drill the biggest yet by allied navies. The fleet including battleships destroyers and nine aircraft carriers rehearses defense against Soviet submarine and air attacks with an opposing Orange force centered on Nautilus and air units from Britain France Norway and Denmark.
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U.S
Forrestal
Clyde
Scotland
North Atlantic
Norwegian Sea
Iceland
Faroes
Britain
France
Norway
Denmark
U.S. Move Over Rights Sparks School Enroll Probe
A pending hearing centers on whether a state governor can deploy the National Guard to block student enrollment, with Osro Cobb stating the action violated constitutional rights. The report also details City Council salary raises, utility shares, and rezoning approvals amid a flurry of expenditures and land-use actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Osro ‘Cobb
Faubus
Board of Public Safety
Clerk of Safety Board
Water Department
Light and Power Department
Land and Air Maps, Inc
Maumee
Ohio
Lewis Construction Company
Central Construction Company
Acre Paving Company
Fellowship Lodge
F.&a.n
C.C. Davisson
Broadway
Delay sought as Faubus action looms over Little Rock case
FBI director Hoover denied reports that agents would escort Negro children to Little Rock schools. Local authorities at Central High reported only 15 guards on duty, with quiet conditions and few enrollments as curious bystanders faded.
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Faubus
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Little Rock
Eran Ant
Enover
Central High School
Rocket tests at General Mills flight center near New Brighton
The Air Force plans a high altitude rocket test at the General Mills Co flight test center near New Brighton Minnesota. A four stage rocket with military load will release instruments after reaching altitude and be recovered. Eight rockets were produced eight for launches and two spares with more firings anticipated later this month.
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Page
General Mills Co
New Brighton
Minn
Air Force
New Thailand Governor Proposes Assembly Dissolution
The claimant to govern Bangkok seeks to dissolve Thailand's National Assembly amid strong support for Pibulsonggram. Sarit and 58 followers delivered a demand for Pibulsonggram's resignation Monday, which the premier rejected before reporting to the king. Thai kings have played a central role in recent decades.
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Bangkok
Thailand
National Assembly
Pibulsonggram
Sarit
Hospital Dismissals From St. John's Hospital Listed
Dismissed patients include Mrs. Worthy Davis of 1608 Johnson Ave and Mrs. Donna Hobbs at 1226 W 6th St. Also named are Thurman Page Lapel Mrs. Peggy Jackson and others with addresses across Jeffersonville Pendleton Middletown and nearby streets.
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St. John's Hospital
Worthy Davis
Johnson Ave
Donna’ Hobbs
W. 6Th
Decia Retherford
Thurman
Tow Lewis
Poplar St
Peggy Jackson
Truman Roberts
Jesse Davis
Delbert
Gustin and Son
W. Ard St
Orval Brough and Son
East Lynn St
Wilhelmine Werneke
Delaware St
Myrtle Graves
Middieown
Leo Losure
W. 11Th St
Ralph McMahan
Sherman Street
Jack Cochran
Jeffersonville
Christine Hensley
Neil Brewster
W. Clair St
Laura Cook
Crystal Street
Myron Whitworth
Pendleton
Naomi Rousey
Coumbus Ave
Mary Menifee
Dewey St
CWA Installers Picket Bell System Across Indiana
Installers’ strike lines surround exchanges in Gary Hammond East Chicago with limited long distance calls. Indiana Bell reports service near normal in Indianapolis and back to usual long distance handling. About 67 percent of Indianapolis operators reported for work. CWA says most members honor pickets though some nonunion workers cross. The dispute centers on CWA talks in New York with Western Electric. Bell says the October 5 dial center openings remain possible with some equipment still to install at Oxford. Manual-phone service in four communities remains unaffected.
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Gary
Hammond
Chicago
Calumet
Indiana
Bell
Indianapolis
CWA
New York
Western Electric “Co
Bell System
Indiana Bell
West Lebanon
Stewart
Oxford
Boswell
Court filings show multiple Indiana suits in circuit court
State of Indiana charges Charles Sheets with reckless driving. Firsts National Bank of Knightstown sues Charles Southard, Orris H. McLaughlin on note. Associates Investment Company sues Frederick Hilbert to recover deficiency. Christine Baldwin versus Donald Baldwin for divorce. Annette Ricci sues Anthony Ricci for divorce. Carrie Musick sues Ralph Musick for divorce. Virginia Sholty sues Margaret Wise for partition. Henry Love sues Pauline Love for divorce.
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State of Indiana
Charles Sheets
Melvin B. Thornburg
Firsts National Bank of Knightstown
Charles Southard
Orris H. McLaughlin
Harold J. Anderson
Associates Investment Company
Frederick Hilbert
Byer and
Gaus
Christine Baldwin
Madge Cox
Donald L. Baldwin
Gadley
Sharp
Annette P. Ricci
Anthony A. Ricci
Salyer and Woolbert
Carrie M. Musick
Ralph L. Musick
Salyer and
Woolbert
Virginia Sholty
Margaret M. Wise
Henry Love
Pauline Critzer Love
Rites Thursday For Mrs Jennie Young
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Young 80 who died Monday at her home 1425 Shori Anderson will be held Thursday at 9 30 a m in St Marys Catholic Church East Maplewood Cemetery Rev Francis Kienly pastor will officiate Friends may be received after 6 p m today at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
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Jen
Nie Young
Harry P. Benbow
Shori
Anderman St
St.yents
Mary's Catholic Church
Nick
Francis Kienly
East
Maplewood
Benbow
New
Castle
Leonard P. Underwood
Purdue University
Sigma Nu
Refrigeration Equipment Company
Dayton
Ohio
Marguerite Marshhes Benbow
James M. Benbow
Indianapolis
Jay Thrasher
Willoughby
Katheryn’ Benbow
B. L. Benbow
Long Island
N.Y
Fred Benbow
Buck
Anna Burkell
Summitville
Anna Louise “Panselie Burkell
Detroit
Earl Thurston
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Summitville Christian Church
Jack Albertson
Park View Cemetery
Alexandria
Ewing
Chester A. Wean
W. 2Nd St
Bethany Christian Church
Kermit Pugh
Memorial Park
Polhemus
Ete
Daleville
Death notice for Delco Remy sales manager
A Delco Remy Division sales manager died Monday at his home. Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Dr. George S. Taggart of First Presbyterian Church in charge and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home and contribute to the cancer fund in lieu of flowers. Walter Ray mond Greenland, 58, formerly of Anderson and a printer for The Anderson Herald, died Tuesday in Alhambra California. He is survived by his widow and a son in California, two sisters in Anderson, and four brothers in Anderson and Marion. Funeral services and burial will be in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Minnie McCormack
Wilkinson
Rt. 1
Shirley
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Joan King
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ed .Reynolds
Rt.1
Lawrence McCormack
Navy
Mechanicsburg
David E, Wise
David Edward Wise
Ruth Girton
Perkinsville
Missouri
Indiana
Wise
Lee Hiatt
Walnut St
St.John's Hospital
Grace Methodist
H. L. Lanahan
EUB
Clarence Kerlin
Muncie
Elwood City
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Delco-Remy Division
Brown and Butz
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Walter R
U S Planes Reported Amid Middle East Tensions
Reports from Cairo and Beirut describe King Hussein abdication rumors and Lebanon weighing disarming citizens near the Syria border to curb more trouble. A gunbattle in Deir El Achayer left five dead and 11 wounded as police clashed with mountaineers suspected of smuggling from Syria. In Tel Aviv, diplomat Eyahu Hazan returned from Russia after Soviet secret police allegedly kidnapped him for 24 hours to press spying claims.
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Cairo
Hussein
Beirut
Lebanon
Deir el Achayer
Syria
Tel Aviv
Israel
Eyahu Hazan
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AHS
Plan Toll Road
Westpoint
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Michigan School
AKRON
Massengill
Dial
NATO
Atlantic
Page One
Mstu
Fyrm
Lincoln Park
32Nd St
Department of No. 61
Avondale
Main St
29Th St
Hobson
Phumiphon Aduldet
Standard
Hell
Focal
Starsard Oil
Standard Research
Gordon Graham
WLW-1
Courthouse News
Howe Anes
12Th Street
Irites
Jennie Young
Madison and
William L. Cushman
Fortville
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Anna Thomas
Dispay
Long Beach
John Boswell
Sunset Dr
Strickler’s
Madison
American Security Corporation
Curt Stephenson
George Bauserman
Ean
Mgr
Sears
Chrysler Engineering
E.C. Flarity
Chrysler Corporation
P.O. Box
Michigan
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