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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1957

Page

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YWCA Building Fund Surpasses 317000 to Meet Goal

The YWCA final report shows the building fund reaching 317 065 dollars, surpassing the 300 000 dollar goal. Over 200 volunteers coordinated teams led by Ward Stilson, Frank Allis, and Frank Zoll to secure gifts and pledges for a new women’s center with a pool auditorium and youth rooms in Anderson-WGA.

Anderson-Wga Midwest U W Walter Bagot Ward Stilson Frank Allis Frank K. Zoll Betty Coon YWCA Lafl Betty Coons Walter Bogot Frank K. Zol YMCA Herald

Southern Senators Block Move to Limit Rights Bill Debate

Senate Republicans led by William F. Knowland sought a six hour limit on debate for a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill. Senator Richard Russell blocked the move, insisting on the right to address the amendment, while President Eisenhower opposed threats or manipulation to sway congressional action.

Washington Gene Senate William F. Knowland Eisenhower Congress Knowland Richard B. Russell D-Ga Dixie Bloc Russell Lyndon B. Johnson Tex Small Business’ Administration

Capt Thomas Estle Heads State Juvenile Officers Association

Capt Thomas H Estle longtime head of the local Police Juvenile Division was elected president of the Indiana Juvenile Officers Association at its first annual convention in Muncie Other officers include Troy Wolf Al Donati Robert Collins and Kenneth Cage The 1958 convention bids came from Evensville and Indianapolis and will be announced after the next Executive Committee meeting Also reported Washington rumor cites a possible resignation of Secretary of Defense Louis A Johnson or similar official none confirmed.

Thomas H. Estle Indiana Juvenile Officers Association Muncie Judge Fields Indianapolis Troy Wolf Richmond al Donati Robertil Collins Kokomo Andj Kenneth Cage Evensville

Belmar IPRA sign joke on speed to church

A Belmar Nova Scotia IPRA sign along the Black Horse pub reads a quip about speed. Pike notes the line Speed will get you to church but you will be carried in reflecting local humor.

Belmar N. S. Ipra Pike

Larger Ads For Larger Items Boost Quick Sales

Classified ad promotes investing more for faster returns and cites selling a truck and a drill press. It notes Madison County Bulletin Herald as a daily marketplace read by ready buyers and directs readers to call 3 5371 for weekly rates.

Bulletin- Herald Madison County

Indiana plans new troopers to cut traffic deaths

State police announced 25 new troopers will begin traffic patrol duties September 1 and another 25 by year end to reduce Indiana's highway fatalities. Current patrol includes about 400 men, with rural crashes accounting for most deaths. A deadly New Albany incident killed 19 month old David Hart. Gary man Clifford Manny died after hitting a fire hydrant. Fort Wayne child Jennie Buell died in a two car crash on U S 27.

Associated Press Indiana Zeis David Keith Hart New Albany Alpha Hart Clifford Manny Gary Jennie Buell Fort Wayne U.S. 27

Christian Center Board Sets Evening Meeting on Financing Plan

Members of the Anderson Christian Center Board of Directors will convene today at p. m. to outline financing plans for the institution. Several projects will be outlined and committees named to handle various phases of the program.

Anderson Christian Center

Postal Workers Seek Divine Help for Pay Increase

About 200 Springfield postal workers plan an outdoor prayer meeting at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Springfield Post Office courtyard to seek divine guidance on a pay raise bill backed by President Eisenhower and now before the Senate. Rev. John Brock Meier will lead the event with no mail service disruption expected.

Springfield Eisenhowwer Senate House John Brock Meier Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Illinois Federation of Labor Assn

Riot Talks In Montana Prison As Convicts Battle Guards

Montana Attorney General Forrest H. Anderson and three state patrol officers visited Deer Lodge Prison after an eight to nine hour riot by 380 inmates. Guards seized were released unharmed, while three convicts were escorted to the prison administration building for a hearing before the State Prison Commission. The uprising ended as Anderson pledged an investigation and consideration of 20 inmate demands including mail privileges and meals.

State Prison Commission Anderson J. Hugo Aronson Frank Murray

Dulles Seeks Open Skies Pact With Soviets in London

Secretary of State Dulles met Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin at Winfield House in London to press acceptance of an open skies plan and break the disarmament deadlock. Western delegates reached agreement on aerial inspection zone boundaries as Pineau prepared to join Big Three talks on disarmament and Middle East issues.

London John Foster Dulles Valerian Zorin Dulles Zorin Winfield House U. S United States Russia U.S Ler Oules Nathan Leopold Harol Macmillan Stateville Heltems Middle East Oman Selwyn ‘Boy Lisyd John Hay Whitney Christian Pineau

Senators Act To End Feud

Washington reports an end to the Indiana senatorial feud as Sens. Capehart and Jenner plan a Thursday meeting with deputy attorney general Rogers to settle Indian judgeships. The move centers on appointing two Hoosiers to the 7th Circuit, likely John F. Hastings and Lynn Parkinson, with Parkinson potentially filling the seat created by Judge Swaim’s death.

Washington Indiana Homer E. Capehart William EB. Jenner J P. Rogers 7Th Circuit’ Court of Appeals Chicago John F. Hastings Ind U.S Lynn Parkinson Lafaylette Jenner Eisehower Hastings Parkinson H. Nathan Swaim Indianapolis Robert Grant Capehart Swaim

State funds allotted to Madison County schools

Madison County schools will receive 1,289,193.15 from state gross income tax distributions. Anderson School City gets 408,389.86, with 1,361,670.49 for tuition and 46,719.37 for property tax relief. Township shares include Anderson 242,006 and other units such as Highland 36,079.18 and Monroe 45,422.97.

Madison County Anderson Indiana State Auditor James Allen Anderson Township Dale Prough Prough Highland School Boone Township Jackson Township Lafayette Township Monroe Township Adams Township Duck Creek Green Town

Annuval Chamber Set Fall Dinner for Sept 19

The Anderson Chamber of Commerce Public Relations panel met at the MCA to plan the annual Fall Membership Dinner set for Sept 19 at the Anderson Country Club. Thomas McMahan and Russell Merritt lead the group. The noon outdoor dinner targets male members and features a seventh annual golf tournament with a trophy for the winner. evening entertainment details will follow.

Anderson Chamber of ‘Commerce MCA Anderson Country Club Thomas McMahan Russell Merritt Chamber of Commerce Chamber Country Club

Kohler Opponent Proxmire Emerges in Wisconsin Primary

In Milwaukee Proxmire defeats challenger Clement J. Zablacki as Kohler and Davis split the GOP vote. Proxmire, 41, rose from Madison reporter to congressman and campaigner, while Kohler led the Republican field but failed to unite the party.

Glenn R. Davis Milwaukee County Proxmire Clement. J.zablacki Milwaukee Kohler Davis Zablacki Onier Wisconsin Madison Assembly Gerald P. Lorge Bear Creek

Eisenhower Defends Tactics and School Bill Efforts

President Eisenhower defended his approach to Congress amid criticism of civil rights and a school aid bill. He said he would press for passage, seeks votes, and notes Congress acts through quiet, informal means while revealing his personal finances and smoking quit effort.

Washington Eisenhower Hill Congress House Senate Tam iPresident United States

New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital

Twins born to Lloyd and family at 2802 Raible Ave. A boy for Robert Trimble on Rt 1. Huffman couple at 1208 W 22nd St welcome a girl. Hight family in Suramitville with a boy. McKis sick couple at 1712 Walton St welcome a girl. Cham family at 820 Myers St have a boy. Merland Baugh at 190334 McKinley St welcome a girl. Erman Peoples at 1430 Madison Ave welcome a boy. Robiere Denton at 2418 W 13th St and Richard Ballard at 1831 Broadway report a girl.

St. John’s Hospital Lloyd Trimble Raible Ave Robert Trimble Jack. Huffman W. 22Nd Charles Hight Suramitville Charles McKissick Walton, St Kenneth Chambless Myers St Merland Baugh McKinley St Erman Peoples Madison Ave Robiere Denton 13Th St Snd Richard Ballard Broadway

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