Senate approves flexible farm price aid 49 44
The Senate backed flexible price supports for farm products by a 49 to 44 vote, with 82.5 to 90 percent parity debated for basic crops and dairy concerns amid opposition from Senator Irving M. Ives. The House had earlier approved a 75 to 80 percent dairy support, while the overall farm bill faced delays and further votes on cotton, corn, wheat, rice, and peanuts parity levels.
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TEMPO
Studebaker
Australia
Irving M. Ives
New York
Eisenhower
Ives
Unieel
House
Benson
Wnlil
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Robert G
Menzies
Southeast Asia Defense Alliance
Senate Agri-1
Colum
Survey to assess drought aid in southern Indiana
Lt. Gov Harold Handley chaired a meeting of agricultural leaders and groups to study drought needs in southern Indiana. County committees will survey conditions and report back in two weeks, with recommendations to Gov Craig on seeking a presidential disaster declaration.
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Indianapolish
Tal
Southern
Indiaia
Harold W. Handley
Handley
Variaut
Craig
Inc
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Indiana
Quint Buried Near Birthplace in Corbeil
Emilie Dionne and her quintuple sisters attend a solemn funeral in Corbeil near the family home as rain falls over the churchyard. The rite, led by Rev. W H LaFrance, drew hundreds as parishioners and relatives mourned the 25 year old, with Ontario and Quebec priests among the clergy.
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Corbril
Gota
Montetay
Emilie Dionne
Emilie
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Marie
Corbeil
Teacher Groups To Visit Local Business Firms
Schedule of visits by Anderson public and parochial teachers Sept 8 under Business Industry Education Day a program of the B I E committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce. AL McCullam chairs with Brooks Selton in charge of the event. Other committee members listed include M. M. Buck Charles Antrim RJ Aylward B A Bailey and others.
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Anderson Public and Parociat
Sed
Ineal Indusies
Unger
Divorce Court Grants Uncontested Cleveland Case
Mrs Barbara Pott testified in Cleveland Divorce Court Monday that her husband Arthur reacted to a horse gift by spending all spare time with it, claiming better health with riding. A judge granted the uncontested divorce with an agreed property settlement to sell the horse and related assets.
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Cleveland 4
Ogo
Barbara Pott
Moniay
Hetshanl Apthur
Arthur
Aerts
Delco Remy Promotes Eight Battery Officials
Four Delco Remy battery operations executives were advanced to new posts at the Muncie division. H C Dawson announced the appointments to chief executive and staff roles, naming H E Nye as executive assistant and Herman F Slaggenburg as plant engineer, with A C Stanley named works manager and W L Kendall shifted to director of battery engineering and replacement sales. All promotions are effective immediately.
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Reten-Remy
Anderson
Delco Dattery
Muncie
H. C. Dawson
H. E. Nye
Dawson
Y. Herman F. Slaggenburg
Mr. Nye
Minger
A. C. Stanley
Delta Battery
New Brunswick
N. J
WL. Kendall
Dayton
Delco-Remy
Flo
Ehict
Staggenburg
Arederaan
Delco
Fire Station To Purchase New Pumper For Anderson
The Anderson Fire Department will receive a 1000 gallon pumper from Howe Fire Apparatus Co by Sept 1, replacing a 27 year old American LaFrance unit. Station No 3 at 21st Street and Columbus Avenue will house the new rig, part of a city plan adding five 1000 gallon units and a 750 gallon pumper. The $15,000 purchase is the fourth new piece of gear in two years under Chief Tibbetts, with the old pumper retired for parts. The engine packs 208 horsepower, and the project aims to modernize equipment within budget.
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Anderson Fire Department
Howe Fire Apparatus Co
Anderson
al Tibbetts
21St St
Columbus Ave
Ibs Belts Sald
Tibbetts
Tithetis
Ely and Fire Department
County highway program outline with 17 miles completed
County commissioners outlined a highway plan showing more than 17 miles of new blacktop and resurfacing completed this season and about 12 more miles slated to start soon. Acme Paying Co. will finish four miles on Curtisville Road from Indiana 37 to the county line. Plans include resurfacing Duck Creek Twp, Franklin south of Ind. 128, two miles on Washington Street in Bowl, and three to four miles on Madison Avenue from Alexandria south. Fences must be moved and tightens prepared before remaining Madison Avenue work can begin.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wilbur House
Bhard
Acme
Curtisville Road
Ind
Ducks Creek Township
Franklin Southrom
Washington Street
Alexandria
Orestes Ig
Madison Avenue
Dale Flora
Madison
Martin A. Milling
Pipe Creek
Madison Avenue Road
Burglary Suspects Seized in Henry County Case
In New Castle Indiana two men and thirteen teenage boys were detained for questioning after youths disclosed caches of globan money totaling about 500 dollars. State police joined local authorities in a weekend roundup tracing a broken screwdriver at a Mooreland burglary to one teen. Prosecutor Fred Hall said questioning of four 11 year olds clarified five burglaries and a Mooreland drugstore raid that netted about 1,200 dollars. Suspects allegedly used a stolen car to elude pursuit and spent much of the funds on clothes and jewelry. Police recovered 300 dollars in a later search. Continued on page i column.
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New Castle
Ind
Henry County
City and Coury
Mooreland
Fred Hall
Halllid
Frankfort
$67 Thousand in Packaged Money Vanishes From Bank
Officials of the Citizens Banking Company of Anderson report the disappearance of $67,000 in packaged money between 3 pm Saturday July 3 and 4 pm Monday August 2 1954. The loss is reportedly covered by insurance and a federal investigation is underway with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the Federal Bureau of Investigation alerted. State financial authorities in Indiana have been notified.
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Bank Alriwers
Bank Offic
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Bureau’ of Investinion
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Ings
Department ‘of Financial
State’ of
Indiana
Anderson Township plans for new high school building
Anderson Township officials met with five township groups at Roosevelt School to discuss erecting a new high school south of Pine Avenue Road. James A. Wright, president of the holding group, head of the session, outlined plans to file articles of incorporation and capital affidavits as authorities review preliminary designs. The project aims to house 50 to 60 classrooms with a gymnasium, music and art rooms, and teaching units for about 3,000 people, with completion anticipated after state approval.
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Anderson Township School Building Corporation
Roosevalk
Leeneena
Pinang
Avenue Road
James A. Wrights
Inland
Arthur Henning
Anderson
Wright
Charles $Thnee
Vierlass
Harold
Robert Miller
Secre
Ralph Jones
Don Harshop
Meyon
County Board Begins Rezoning Study At Courthouse
The Madison City Planning Commission meets at the courthouse to review three petitions including rezoning a tract on East 4th Street from residential to business for a filling station, rezoning 4004 Haverhill for a barber shop, and establishing a cabinet shop near the New York Central Railroad crossing south of town. Atomic bill to spur private industry in atomic power passes House by voice vote with Senate action pending early in the week.
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Madison Cawitly
Ray Wood
Ind
Hear
East 4Th Street
Haverhill
New York Central
City
Washington
Concomisa
House
Senate
Inexpensive 3 Line Ad Attracts Strong Call Response
Advertiser boasted 25 to 80 calls from a small three line ad costing just 4e per day. The brisk response highlights how a compact classified placement can generate substantial interest for the product or service offered.
Wanted Help Ad Taker For Elderly Lady
Help wanted ad seeks assistance for an elderly woman. Call after 3 PM. Phone listed. Address shown. Inexpensive Herald-Bulletin wait ad service offers to word the advertisement for a fee.
Anderson Civil City Budget Published by City Controller
A 1955 Anderson Civil City budget draft was issued for legal publication by City Controller M. Davidson. It shows a total tax levy of 1,161,491.51 and a tax rate of 1.87 with 140 of the rate dedicated to general funds, funding most city departments except Streets, Parks, Planning, Sinking Fund, and Police and Fire Pension. The plan earmarks 16 cents for the Park Department and 55,900.67 for street work, with funding to be finalized by August 90 before City Council approval.
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Anderson
M. Davidson
Planning Commission
Park Department
Judging Opens For County 4-H Fair Exhibits
County 4-H fair prep underway at Beulah Park Alexandria with home economics judging set for 8:30 am and livestock displays under creation. Gold Medal Show opens at 9 am with William Anderson of Bloomington as judge.
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Beulah Park
Alexandria
Madison County
Willian Anderson
Bloomington
Lanelage
Ann Sirly
Andersnre
Campbell Qualifies In World Championship Finalists
Joe E Campbell, famed Anderson Indiana amateur golf champion, finished fourth in the Amateur Division with a 297 in the 72 hole medal play. He is among the top four amateurs and advances to the final 72-hole tournament starting next Thursday in Chicago finishing Sunday.
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Campbell
Joe’ E.‘ Campbell
Anderson
Indiana
Fay
Tom O'Shanter
Chicago
Hérald Photal
Man Sentenced In City Court For Driving With Suspended License
Clelaus R. Weber, 23, of Marion, was sentenced in City Court to 60 days in the State Penitentiary for driving while his license was suspended. Judge Robert E. Austin suspended his license permanently. Weber was arrested by the Anderson City Police and later by the Sheriff's Department for driving without a license.
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Clealus R. Weber
Marion
Robert £. Austin
Weber
Tene
Anderson
Sheriff’s Department
Retail Directors Plan Yale Decorations for Harvest Festival
Anderson Retail Association directors met to discuss plans for the Harvest Festival and Christmas decorations this winter. Ray Weiler presided in Mr. Buck’s absence as chairman attends a convention. Decorations committee Morris Rossen and Burton McCullough report installing large Santa Claus, reindeer and candy cane plaques downtown. Over five years the group aims to decorate all 142 street light poles in the business district.
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Anderson Retail Association
Ray Weiler
M. Buck
Morris Rossen
Burton McCullough
New Arrivals in Anderson Area Births Reported
Born at St Johns Hospital new additions include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Himelick of 2932 W 12th St a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Schmit of ALS Louise St a son for Mr and Mrs Dole Hoosier M41 W 22nd St a son for Mr and Mrs Ralph Pink Middletown a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Wells of Aime W 2 and St a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Swank 1/2123 Sheffield Ri a son for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Weight Pendleton a son for Mr and Mrs Marold Speidel JJ 1800 Walnut St a son born to Bora to Dr and Mrs Robert Wroe King at Cedar Grove Ind a son Robert Weon King Jr The parents are former residents of Anderson The father is the son of Mrs B S King of here
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St. John’s Hospital
Donald Himelick
Robert Schmit
Louise St
Dole Hoosier
Ralph Pink
Middletown
Robert Wells
Robert Swank
Sheffield Ri
Kenneth Weight
Pendleton
Marold Speidel
Walnut S
Bora
Robert Wroe King
Cedar Grove
Ind
Robert Weon King Jr
Anderson
B. S. King
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