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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1973

Page

2

Meat industry feels pinch from nationwide boycott

The nationwide boycott drives layoffs and falling sales across wholesalers and retailers. Union leaders report hundreds of meatcutters furloughed while several firms halt beef production. Industry officials warn the situation could worsen even as consumers pledge to keep abstaining.

Detroit Associated Press Robert Miller Union Packing Co Los Angeles J. J. Rodriguez Meat Cutters Local 563 Philadelphia

Farmers Face Meat Boycott Debate at Bridport Meeting

The article discusses a counterdemonstration and a roast beef dinner at Bridport tied to the national boycott, with Mrs. Paul Blair of the National Farmers Organization warning lower prices could push farmers out of business. Arkansas National Stockyards reports hog prices up 2.00 to 38.50 per hundredweight, while midweek cattle slumps and predictions suggest prices remain volatile as officials debate actions. Oren Lee Staley of the NFO and William Kuhfuss of the Farm Bureau express cautious views, and Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz opposes the boycott despite lunch remarks about meatless weeks.

Bridport Paul Blair National Farmers’ Organization Arkansas National Stockyards Inc R. C. Williams Arkansas National Agriculture Department Los Angeles Oren Lee Staley NFO William Kuhfuss American Farm Bureau Federation Earl Butz Butz National Press Club Washington Secretary of Agriculture

House panel backs move to roll back food prices to 1972 levels

The House Banking Committee voted 21 to 11 to roll back food prices to May 1 1972 levels as part of a bill to freeze prices rents and interest rates at March 16 1973. The move drew GOP support and faced Nixon administration opposition while a separate bid for a one year extension of the Economic Stabilization Act failed 25 to 15. The panel left wages and profits out of the freeze.

Washington House Banking Committee House Annunzio

POW memoir reveals improvised camp morale network

Virginia Beach based Lt. Cmdr. William M. Tschudy recalls an underground communications system in Hanoi prisons. He describes tap codes, whistle signals, and personal songs that kept prisoners informed, unified, and mentally resilient amid transfers and torture.

Virginia Beach North Vietnam Cmdr William M. Tschudy Hanoi Pentagon Tschudy Hanoi Hilton Compound Thanh Hoa America the Beautiful America WTSM William Tschudy Scotty Morgan Texas Bill Tschu

Building Authority Votes and County Budget Actions

Madison County commissioners plan to act on a building authority approval at a regular Monday meeting. The council approved funds for the sheriff and data processing, plus allocations for highway and school reorganization costs, with plans for a county highway engineer and bridge projects.

Herald Madison County Council On Drug Abuse McCoda Don Maxstadt Council County Tax Adjustment Board Data Processing Department Tax Adjustment Board Sheriff's Department Paddock General Fund Powell Madison County Patlock

District board debates representation and finances

The School Board discussed district representation with Robinson and Mrs. Byrum living in District Five after Byrum’s move post reappointment in 1971. Turner compared current leadership to past events, while Welles reported a cash balance over 400000 and a planned 700000 loan to cover expenses before tax revenues arrive.

Robinson Byrum District Five Miller J. E. Flanagan Turner Anderson Gymnasium Madison Heights Citizens’ Banking Company

Area obituary notices list multiple Anderson deaths

A column of obituaries from Anderson and nearby areas lists Harold L Clark 75 of 129 W Cross St died Tuesday at Community Hospital, with survivors including daughter Jean Sadilowski and grandsons. burial at Brown and Butz pending. Other notices include Charles A Sims 66 of Mainview Apts died at St John’s Hospital. service details at Rowe and Weston. and Floyd L Collis 68 of 2420 W 30th St died Monday, with funeral at Rowe and Weston and burial at Pleasant Walk Cemetery.

Harold Leslie Clark W Cross St Community Hospital Thorntown Anderson Delco-Remy Plant 8 UAW Nina Jean Sadilowski Steven Michael Bobby Jo Frances Featherstone Kokomo Lola Pickering Lebanon Brown and Butz Funeral Home

Two Local Men Die in Ind 109 Crash and Services Set

Larry Welch 22 of 8 W Fifth St dies after a car hits a highway sign on Ind 109. Funeral services for Welch conducted Friday at Rowe and Weston, burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving parents and siblings in Anderson. Gary Mills 20 of 1323 W Fifth St killed in Ind 109 crash Monday night. Funeral Thursday at Baker Brothers, burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Mills survived by parents, three sisters, one brother, and grandparents. Call at funeral home after 3 p.m. today. Omer H. Davis 61 of 2833 Apache Drive dies at Community Hospital after moving from Missouri in 1937.

Pnd Delcoemy Division Plant Four Davis Hillcrest Church of Christ UAW Erma Anderson Joan Ruby) Luallin Eugene Peggy Jean) Fox Oma Hood Rodeo N. M Clara Siboloski Lincoln Park Mich Ira Davis Lebanon Hilda M. Burton Dresser Drive St. John's Hospital Mount Vernon Charleston W. Va Miss Burton Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Women’s Guild Madison County Republican Women’s Cluir YWCA Lavinia Burton John H. Burton Floyd Lee Collis W. 30Th St Alexandria Guide Lamp Collis Park Road Phoenix Ariz Rowe and Weston Boyce Blackwelder Pleasant Walk Funeral Oscar L. Due N. Edmondson St Indianapolis Warren Park Oscar E. Due Joan Timmerman Hugo Due Westphalia Pauline Trabandt Freelandville Emma Kixmiller Edwardsport Due Sandborn Mariah Hill Coal Company United Mine Workers of America Salem Washington Park East Patricia J Ann Fleet Chesterfield Ted A Tag Grunden New Castle Howard Martha) Heath Huntington Park Calif Joe Margaret) Hamm Ben Mary) Ulmer Paul R Fort Wayne Walter Kendallville Brown and Butz Harold Clark Chesterfield Christian Church East Maplewood National Guard Funeral Home Larry Welch Larry D. Welch Fifth St Gary Vaught Columbus Ave Church of Christ Rowe Charles Pete” Welch Sandra Welch David A James Welch Gary Mills Baker Brothers Funeral Home Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson High School Clark Station Fourth and Jackson Streets Fifth Street Anita Brumback Niles Ohio Rosa Weaver Linda Mills Dennis H. Mills Clifford Dague Greenfield Edgar Stetes Shelburn Omer H. Davis Apache Drive Community Hospital Missouri

Train Trouble Causes Snarl At Rail Crossing

Engine trouble with a Penn Central car Tuesday tied up tracks near John Street for several hours, forcing motorists to drive around Midtown crossings. Penn Central spokesmen at Gridley Tower in Anderson said the tracks were cleared for motorists by early evening.

Penn Central John Street Gridley Tower Anderson

Chesterfield Man Dudley Grunden Pronounced Dead on Arrival

Dudley B. Grunden, 57, of 812 West Main Street, was dead on arrival at 5 30 after an unspecified incident. Authorities listed the time of death as 5 30. Further details were not provided in the readable text.

Tschudy Chesterfield Dudley B. Grunden W. Main St

King's Food Host opens on Mounds Road in 2024

The new King's Food Host on Mounds Road is now open on weekdays from 10 am to 1:10 pm and on Friday and Saturday from 10 am to midnight, offering extended weekend hours.

King’s Food

Elwood Woman Bertha Knotts Dies at 64

Bertha KE Knotts 64 of 2415 N Main St died at Mercy Hospital Monday. Survived by husband Sebert two sisters Mrs William Beeman and Violet Lunn Elwood and brother William Lunn Elwood. Services Thursday 1 p.m. Copher and Fesler Funeral Home officiated by Charles Wilburn. Burial Elwood City Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. today at funeral home.

Elwood Bertha KE. Knotts N. Main St Mercy Hospital Sebert William Beeman Violet Lunn William Lunn Copher

Obituary: Lapel-Glen D Fisher 74 in Noblesville

Lapel Glen D Fisher 74 of Rt 3 Sheridan died early Tuesday at Riverview Hospital Noblesville. He retired from Firestone Co Noblesville and recently worked at Crown View Cemetery Sheridan. Survived by Esther and three sons Kenneth Pendleton Ted Myakka City Fla Donald Fisher Noblesville nine grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday Hinshaw Funeral Home Sheridan with Rev Jesse Griffith officiating. Burial Crown View Cemetery Sheridan. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.

Glen D. Fisher Rt. 3 Sheridan Riverview Hospital Noblesville Firestone Co Crown View Esther Kenneth Pendleton Ted Myakka City Fla Donald Fisher Hinshaw Funeral Home Jesse Griffith Funeral

New Arrivals at Community and St Johns Hospitals

Babies born to multiple families at Community Hospital and St Johns Hospital including Terry Jones Alexandria Danny Hague Powless Sande fur Michael Davis Ashley King Cooper Key Roby Roy Jackson Meade with addresses in Norwood Pendleton Chesterfield Fortville Fortville. A girl or boy born to each couple.

Terry Jones Norwood Dr Frederick Brogerman Alexandria Danny Hague E. 31St St Powless Fletcher Sr Stanlev Sandefur Belzer Dr Michael Davis Norwood Way James Ashley Pendleton George King Thomas Likens Chesterfield Dennis Cooper Eaton Danny Key Burton Pl Stephen Roby James Roy Raible Ave Robert Davis Rt. 5 Harold Jackson Fortville Frederick Wo Charles Meade N. Parkway

City Acts On Mall Special Session Clears Path

The city schedules a 5 30 p m private session next Monday to review progress by the commission. Commission member Clair Call urges the session to recapture a full perspective on the commission s current role and status. They discuss for over an hour pending court litigation over downtown lots owned by Raby Roberts who renews objections with attorney Richard Wirt. A pending action seeks a jury trial on excusable neglect for late objections, potentially guiding damages settlement for the Ninth and Main streets site near Ferree property involved in a recent court decision.

Commission Clair Call Raby Roberts Roberts Richard Wirt Ninth and Main Streets Ferree

Also Mentioned on This Page

Meat Industry Leon B. Schacter Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen's Union Charles Amoroso Teamsters Local 500 Chicago Patrick E. Gorman Meatcutters Union Dugdale Packing Co St. Joseph Leroy A. Hughes Don Richards Shaw's Portland Maine Vermont Frank Annunzio D-ill Garry Brown R-Mich Brown Nixon Wright Patman D-Texas Matthew J. Rinaldo R-N.j Building Authority Clifton Paddock The McCarty Bucove Indiana Florida Wisconsin Rogers United States Peole Patsy Spencer Maxstadt Indiana Department of Mental Health McDaniel Highway Department Gear AFT AEA Welles County Charles Sims Charles A. Sims Mainview Harter St. John’s Lutheran Church East Maplewood Cemetery Hilda Burton Floyd Collis Oscar Due Victor Cooper Mechanicsburg Hialeah Hospital Hialeah Mary Sam Cooper Philmore William I Coatesville Donald Weaver Omer Davis Division of Forestry Dudley Grunden Bertha Knotts Glen Fisher ST. John’s Hospital
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