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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1957

Page

6

State funds for building receive study

INDIANAPOLIS The State Budget Committee considers construction projects totaling nearly 12 million dollars including five new National Guard armories at Plymouth Warsaw Peru Delphi and Brazil with a 25 percent state share of 215 000. Beatty Hospital remodeling seeks 50 000 as a stopgap before a 3 million dollar security unit.

Indianapolis National Guard Beatty Hospital Plymouth Warsaw Peru Delphi Brazil Beatty Richmond State Hospital Bureau of Mines and Mining

Purdue reports fewer acres of popcorn this year

Purdue University notes national decline in popcorn plantings. Indiana growers planted 26 000 acres, 14 000 less than last year, and 3680 acres below the 10 year average. Across 17 states, acreage fell 24 percent with Illinois down 43 percent. Indiana remains second to Iowa as a popcorn state.

Lafayette Purdue University Indiana Illinois Iowa

Pneumococcal Rise Tied to NSW Pneumonia Deaths

A surge in staphylococcal pneumonia accompanies an influence wave across eastern Australia. Pneumonia is blamed for 21 deaths in New South Wales over the past 10 weeks.

Sydney Australia New South Wales

Electric Rate Case Returns to PSC on New Evidence

The $3.6 million electric rate increase for Public Service Co. of Indiana is sent back to the Indiana Public Service Commission from Hendricks Circuit Court due to new evidence. The PSC must reconsider within 10 days or uphold the 1956 decision granting a 4 percent increase affecting REMCs and industries served across 70 counties and 344000 customers.

Indianapolis Public Service Co Indiana Hendricks State Public Service Commission Remcs Danville PSC John van Ness

Elwood Youth Injured In Fall Sunday

Elwood 16 year old Tom McClish son of Mr and Mrs Glen McClish was injured in an accident Sunday evening while riding on a car bumper. He suffered a laceration above the left eye requiring stitches and was taken to Mercy Hospital. He remained unconscious briefly and was reported recovering satisfactorily Monday.

Elwood Tom McClish Glen McClish McClish David McCorkle Mercy Hospital Ann Elizabeth Bomersback S. A St Rebecca Shay Atlanta Roy Hoover David Knopp 24Th St William Smith S. Sheridan St Earl Noel Richard Aice N. D Floyd Skirvin N. A St J. C. Bain Charles Wilburn Nora Swart James F. Burchette S. Anderson St Charles Hawkins. Anderson Burchette Leland Boyer Indianapolis James Felix Hamilton County Hospital Noblesville Harold Boyer Felix Burchette

Four Northern Democrats Move to Break Civil Rights Bill Deadlock

Congressmen led by Ray Madden of Gary pushed to force action on the stalemated Civil Rights Bill. Four members of the House Rules Committee sent a letter to chairman Howard Smith seeking a meeting to compare rival Democratic and Republican proposals for handling the bill.

Washington Ray Madden Gary House Rules Committee Howard Smith

Former Elwood Resident Jessie Adair Dies at 77

Jessie L. Adair 77 widow of Claude Adair formerly of Elwood died in Mercy Hospital Gary after a brief illness. Her body will return to Elwood for 2 p.m. funeral at Cophér and Fesler. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by son Paul Adair Gary three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Husband died in 1951. The family long lived on S C Street Elwood.

Elwood Jessie L. Adair Claude Adair Massachusetts St Gary Mercy Hospital Cophér and Fesler Elwood City Paul Adair S. C St

Compton Kelich Wedding Set in St Lawrence Church

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Albertus D Compton of Muncie Indiana states their daughter Margaret Ann will wed John Frederick Kelich Sr of Elwood at St Lawrence Catholic Church in Muncie. The ceremony is planned for September 7 at 9 am with Rev Fred Perry officiating. Margaret Ann is a Muncie Central graduate and bookkeeper at Muncie Federal Savings and Loan Association. She belongs to St Lawrence Church. Kelich is an Elwood High School graduate and member of St Josephs Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus Lodge.

Elwood Albertus D. Compton 6Th St Muncie Margaret Ann John Frederick Kelich Rt. 4 St. Lawrence Catholic Church Fred Perry Muncie Central High School Muncie Federal Savings and Loan Association St. Lawrence Church Kelich Elwood High School St. Joseph's Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Lodge

Jeannine Short to Wed Jerry Frawley at Elwood

Elwood engagement announced for Jeannine Kay Short daughter of Mr and Mrs Fres Short of 2132 No F St to Jerry Frawley son of Mrs Le eta and Charles Frawley of Tipton. Jeannine a Wendell L Willkie High School senior and Jerry an employee at Biltz and Beatty tire shop Tipton. No wedding date set.

Elwood Fres Short No. F St Jeannine Kay Jerry Frawley Leeta Charles Frawley Tipton Miss Short Wendell L. Willkie Mr. Frawley Tipton High School Biltz and Beatty

Smart Cat Goes On Water Cutoff in Tennessee Tale

In Lewisburg Tennessee T C Holly recalls his clever cat that escaped a pumphouse lock and two days later triggered the water shutoff by pulling a switch. The piece ends with a wartime style aside about oil well costs on land versus at sea.

Lewisburg, Tenn T. C. Holly Holly

Warning Given About Home Job Rackets

Federal authorities warn of a multimillion-dollar wave of at home job scams promising easy profits from $50 weekly to $20,000 yearly. Victims buy vending machines or set up schemes, only to find misplaced locations, stale merchandise, and promoters vanished. The industry cooperates with authorities to crack down on high pressure frauds.

Washington America Hill Skid Row National Automatic Merchandising Assn U.S John W. Gwynne Federal Trade Commission FTC William S. Hill OCU Leland S. McCarthy Washington Better Business Bureau Gyp Lef Better Business Bureau BBB New York Chicago Los Angeles

Vending scams and postwar European attitudes span issues

The article reviews do it yourself earnings schemes like bullfrog promotion ripoffs and vending machine frauds, citing FTC and BBB cautions, then shifts to EMNID polls showing Germans feel little historic enmity toward France or Russians and hinting at potential European unity through cooperation rather than division.

BOM Germany France EMMID Dr. Gallup Institute EMNID Kremlin Europe Russia

Hog Prices Slip Despite Strong Demand In Chicago

In Chicago, hog prices declined 25 to 75 cents from Friday on 8 000 head receipts as packing slowed. High class butchers in the 200 230 pound range brought about 21 25 per head. sows sold 17 to 18 25. Cattle were steady with bulls up to 50 cents, prime loads 28 75 to 29 50, heifers 25 to 26 50, bulls 16 50 to 18 50. Sheep were steady with 1 500 offered. spring lambs top at 25 with most 22 to 24 50.

Chicago Guernsey Muncie Wheeling Pike Karen Maude Cora Julia Kella Daisy Mabel Charm Kit Lola Kena Blondie Della Roberta Jettie Patty Kathy Pansy Joan Burl Hoosierland Leader's Jr Kingendale F. Cyclone Delaware County D.H.I.A Hampshire Berkshire Berkshire Cross R. W. Stradling Ellenberger Bros Virgil Kline Bluffton Ft. Wayne

Folklore of the Times and Busy Life Moments

A collage of anecdotes shows daily life in a bustling era. A busy executive berates his secretary over a pencil while a repairman rejoices over his car overhaul. An electric utility shifts from 25 to 60 cycle power due to population growth and a caller seeks consent to stay with the service.

Noted Comment on 25-Cycle Exchange and Return

William Wade reports on a delay in changing cycles due to ease of keeping things as they were. A note found at the house asked workmen to leave an extra 35 cycles in the mailbox and that the husband would add them to the 25 when he returned from work. The saying reflects on stubborn habits.

Eight-Cent Check Resolves 39-Year Old Line Pipe Debt

Tulsa based pipeline firm finally balances books as Phil D Miller uncovers an eight cent check payable to his father from 1916. He plans to file papers to declare the account paid in full while keeping the check as a keepsake.

Tulsa, Okla Phil D. Miller

Display Cow Head Steals 300-Pound Prize At Dairy Ad

An outdoor advertising firm asked police to pursue a thief who raided a dairy client’s display in Salt Lake City and took a 300 pound cow head trophy.

Salt Lake City

Holmes family reunion held at Callaway Park

The Holmes families of Elwood met at Callaway Park for the annual reunion with a noon covered dish meal. Charles Holmes was elected president and 34 other family officers were named as 35 members attended. The next reunion is set for August 1958 in Callaway Park.

Elwood Holmes Callaway Park Carrie Hogue Charles Holmes Eulalah Holmes Addie Langley Tipton Wilma Parker Paul Parker Pat Silvey Progressive Workers Grace Methodist Church Mesdames Clara van Ness Della Paddock Bethany First Baptist Church Burvia Anderson Chester Rounds Wesleyan Methodist Fairmount

Duck Creek Boone Two School Opening Slated

EDWOOD The Duck Creek Boone township school will open for registration Friday Aug 30 with classes starting Sept 3. On Aug 30 first grade parents must bring family physician statements showing shots and vaccinations. Workbooks for all grades will be sold at the school.

Edwood Duck Creek Boone Township

Market Report From Muncie Hogs Cattle Calves

Muncie bazaar shows hog prices 50 cents higher with weights 200 to 360 pounds listed. Cattle include good to choice steers 21 to 25 dollars, cows 12 to 15 dollars, calves 14 to 23 dollars. Also notes Catholic population 34,563,851 in US territories and history of the Welland Canal opening in 1829.

Muncie New York United States Alaska Hawaii

Shares Plunge As Middle East Crisis Stirs Markets

New York stocks fell sharply on Monday as Middle East tensions and oil fears weighed on investor sentiment. Losses reached up to seven dollars on key issues with the Dow and Associated Press average dropping, volume steady but below recent peaks as traders faced tight money and currency concerns.

New York Middle East Syria New York Stock Exchange Associated Press American Stock Exchange

Lower Hog Prices Signal Market Slump in Indianapolis

Livestock traders in Indianapolis reported widespread price declines across hogs and cattle. Hog sales showed losses up to 75 cents, with 190 to 250 pound barrows at 20.25 to 20.60 and lighter weights down 25 to 50 cents. cows and bulls mostly steady, while spring lambs and ewes yielded limited activity and mixed quotes.

Indonesian Mineral Output Edges Up in 1956

Indonesia reports higher total mineral output in 1956 than 1955 despite tin production dropping. Crude oil rose to 12.6 million metric tons, bauxite to 298000 tons, and coal to 814000 tons, while tin fell 6.5 percent to 31700 tons.

Jakarta Indonesia

Local Livestock Market Prices In Warren Ohio Report

Warren Ohio market notes show livestock price ranges by weight from 200 to 300 pounds with figures for pork, poultry and soybeans. The report mentions an 8 year old driver cited for unlicensed operation and a Newton Falls resident denying knowledge of illegality.

Warren Ohio Here Ter Ry Evans Terry Sencitcunboesssksiameans John R. Jones Newton Falls Cdi Uke Uascuseueaue Jones Wischkal

Grain Futures Close Lower on Chicago Board of Trade

Grain futures ended lower led by soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade with near term delivery down 5% to 5% cents per bushel. Weather forecasts spurred expectations of larger soybean production while hedging and selling pressure pushed prices down across wheat corn oats and the oilseed complex.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Local Auction Schedule Highlights Multiple Dispersals

A series of auctions is listed for August and September including the Straching Guernsey dispersal sale north of Muncie on old State Road 35, the Teague household goods and antiques sale in Pendleton, the Lundy Stohler Angus cattle sale east of Sherbahn, the Windswept Farm Aberdeen-Ann sale at Kirk's Sale am, the Fred Hiday executor's real estate sale at 1313 W 38th St, the Morris public sale near Wilkinson, and the Hersberger Tilghman farm public auction south of Lapel.

R. W. Straching Guernsey Muncie Ellenberger Bros Hugh W. Teague State St Pendleton Elbert H. Whelchel Lundy Stohler Sherbahn Kellum & Bradley Aberdeen-Ann Sale Kirk Kenneth E. Sherbahn Hector Kirk Fred Hiday Elbert Wheichel John Martha Morris Unit Ora Alexandria O Wilkinson Joe Keilum Jim Bradley John W. Hersberger-Tilghman H. Hersberger Lapel St. Rd

Bonds Slip Amid Moderate Trading On Wall Street

Corporate bonds fell on Monday with rails and industrials leading the decline while the stock market weakened. U S government bonds were steady to a touch lower in quiet activity as corporate volume rose to 3 710 000 dollars value from 2 790 000 on Friday. The text notes Saratoga's historic track in Saratoga Springs New York with its first meeting dating to August 1864.

New York U. S New York Stock Exchange Saratoga Springs N. Y

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