Labor Day Message Warns of Unequal Wealthed Strains
The National Council of Churches warns that unequal distribution of economic abundance causes regional problems despite rising employment and prosperity. The 47th Labor Sunday message cites potential unemployment from advancing technology and stresses income security, stable production, and worker education programs as solutions. It notes unemployment compensation in all states and private labor management agreements supplementing benefits. It also reports a Soviet oil area near the Ural-Volga region identified by J Brian Eby and mentions the Communist Party's tax status appeal to the U S Tax Court as an equal political party request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Churches
Communion
Ural-Volga
Soviet Union
J. Brian Eby
Houston
Tex
East Texas
Eby
Moscow
Communist Party
United States Tax Court
Democrats
Republicans
Council Adopts $1.79 Tax Rate For 1957 Here
The City Council approved a tax rate of 1.79 per 100 dollars of property value for 1957, down one cent from 1956. The 1957 budget totals 1,263,246.16 for city departments, with funds set for General Fire Pension Police Pension Street and Plan Commission. The levy faces potential reductions by the Madison County Tax Adjustment Board and Indiana State Tax authorities. The council also voted to protest a proposed bus fare hike by the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Farrell Wilson
Mae Roberts
Ernest Coburn
Jesse Huntzinger
Council
Madison County
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Three Crewmen and Girl Killed as Bomber Crashes Florida Home
A Navy bomber seeking a landing in Sanford Florida collided with a pine and crashed into two houses. Three crewmen and a 3 year old girl died. A separate crash near Moody Air Force Base in Georgia killed four, with others missing. Alaska survivors from a KC97 were being sought, with one rescued and seven believed lost at sea.Authorities feared another Oklahoma aviation incident but said no missing planes were found. Marilyn Sue Lowe was among those watching when disaster struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Navy
Sanford
Fla
Valdosta
Moody Air Force Base
Anchorage
Air Force
Oklahoma
State Highway Patrol
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Marilyn Sue Lowe
Sleepwalker Jumps From Window In England
Albert Longmore aged 21 dreamed of army life and leaped from his bedroom window last Friday night in Norton Canes England. He fell 15 feet to a concrete path and suffered only a sprained wrist. Doctors say the episode may end his lifelong sleepwalking habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Canes
England
Albert Longmore
Quickest Way To Sell Used TV Is Classification 33
Retailers and households rely on the Bulletin and Herald Classification No 33 TV Radio Sales and Service to buy and sell used televisions. Advertised sets include 17 inch table model for 35 dollars 17 inch console for 45 dollars and 21 inch table model for 45 dollars with phones for inquiries. A private citizen asks buyers to dial 3 5371 and a TV retailer invites stock cleanout and a special classified advertising contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin and Herald
Dial
Holiday Traffic Plans Started
State police prepare for Labor Day weekend traffic after 18 deaths in the latest non holiday period. Five killed in one crash and three in another, with only three fatalities south of U.S. 40. Chicago men Raymond Judas and John Muszynski killed near Gary on U.S. 20. Carroll Brown, 17, died near Vevay on Ind. 156.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
U.S
Chicago Motor Club
Raymond E. Judas
John Muszynski
Chicago
Gary
Carroll L. Brown
Vevay
Ind
Eisenhower to Return to Capital to Plan Reelection
President Eisenhower, recovered from abdominal surgery, will fly from Monterey to Washington to discuss reelection strategy and receive a briefing on the Suez situation. He and Mrs. Eisenhower travel aboard Colombe III, nine hour flight, after golf at Pebble Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
Columbine III
Monterrey
White House
James C. Hagerty
Erty
Louis S. Jones Dies At 82 In Anderson Home
Louis S. Jones 82 prominent Anderson businessman and former president of the National Tile Company died at his home 314 West 13th Street Sunday at 3 50 am after a two day illness. Services 10 am today at Albright Funeral Home with Dr. George S. Taggart. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Flowers omitted. donations to Heart Fund. Jones a Richmond native, lived in Indianapolis before moving to Anderson in 1896 with the Gould Steel Plant and joined National Tile in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis S. Jones
W. 13Th St
Anderson
National Tile Company
Albright
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Heart Fund
Jones
Richmond
James and
Keziah Jones
Indianapolis
Gould Steel
Civil Defense Observance Plan Unfolds at City Hall
Last evening a meeting in City Hall discussed the first nation wide Civil Defense Week set for Sept 9 15. Participants included James Peters Zone One operations officer and James O Cain Zone One director with many groups represented such as American Legion AMVETS Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and local civic organizations.
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Eisenhower
Craig
Ralph Ferguson
James Peters
Anderson
Richland
Lafayette
Union
James O. Cain
Police Department
City Hall
American Legion Posts
Amvets
Anderson Council of Club Women
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
C. D
Robert Shoemaker Jr
Herald
Two Girls Injured In Bicycle Accidents
Two girls were injured in separate bicycle accidents yesterday and last night. Barbara Sokol, 13, of 3417 Hamilton Pl., suffered severe lacerations of the left thigh when she fell against a rocking chair at 8 p.m., the chair rocker puncturing her thigh. Frances Elaine Coe, 15, of 3105 E Lynn St., suffered severe contusions and abrasions of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Sokol
Chester Sokol
Hamilton Pl
Frances Elaine Coe
E. Lynn Sr
Robert Coe
Skeleton Accepted As Weinberger Baby Death Death Cause Undetermined
Medical authorities in Mineola declared the infant Peter Weinberger's skeleton found near a Long Island roadside to be the kidnapped child but could not determine the cause of death. Nassau County Medical Examiner Dr. Theodore Curphey said Lamarca’s claim he left the baby in a thicket July 5 appears true, as evidence shows the child was left near the Weinberger home after July 4 abduction. Lamarca, 31, remains in custody. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty on kidnapping and murder charges and aim to present the case to a grand jury this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N.Y
Long Island
Peter Weinberger
Theodore Curphey
Nassau County
Angelo John Lamarca
Peter
Lamarca
Weinberger
Swarthy
Brooklyn
Nasser Likely to Accept Suez Talks Proposal
Cairo sources say President Nasser will reply to London's invitation to discuss the Suez crisis with a five nation committee. He is expected to say yes but demand that Egypt not be bound by plans for international control backed by 18 nations. A Cairo meeting date is to be set.
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Cairo
Nasser
London
Egypt
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Suez
Suez Canal Co
Paschen Nears Withdrawal From Democratic Governor Bid
Illinois Democratic gubernatorial candidate Herbert C. Paschen faced a looming decision as he prepared to testify before a grand jury about a welfare fund in his Cook County office. The probe questions banks’ contributions and fund use for politics. Paschen weighed staying in versus quitting, saying politics is rough, with party leaders pressing for a clear choice.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Paschen
Illinois
Paschen
Cook County
William Stratton
Rich
Coffee Prices Rise Four Cents at Major Chains
New York reports several large supermarket chains raised private brand coffee by four cents on Monday. Prices for private label coffees reach 89 cents to $1.03 a pound while vacuum packed brands hit about $1.07. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea and H. S. Bohack set the rise, with Safeway following.
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New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
H. C. Bohack Co
Safeway
Anderson Air Group Studies Allocation of Air Funds By State
City Aviation Commission members push for an advised allocation of funds for airport improvements as they study possibilities for a local municipal airport. The Indiana Aeronautics Commission proposed the allocation, routed from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Air Group
City Aviation Commission
Indianapolis
Indiana Aeronautics Com
Nude Body Hinted as 5th Riesel Case Victim
Police linked a nude, handless corpse found in a Long Island field to the Riesel acid attack. Autopsy underway as federal witnesses forecast rapid breakthroughs. Officials weighed if the victim was Louis J. Musto, a missing hijacker connected to the fur theft gang.
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New York
Long Island
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Nassau County
Lower East Side
Abraham Telvi
Cassel
Louis J. Musto
Musto
Open House for GOP HQ Planned at Tower Apartments
Republicans outline open house at the Tower Apartments 1107 Jackson St to launch the new Madison County headquarters. The event runs Wednesday noon to 9 pm with candidates and musical interludes, while registration at the county courthouse continues through Oct 6. Local GOP leaders urge participation during weekday hours and note district Young Republican activities set for Aug 29 at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Apartments
Jackson St
GOP
Fairy Stanley
Madison County
Bill Demler
Young Republican Organization
Marion
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Durbin Hollingsworth
Hostess Group
George Chambers
Harold Anderson
Robert Williamson
C. J. Stanley
Fletcher Misner
Gilbert Ewald
Clifford Gilmore
Claire Mowery
Jeanette Zwickel
Mary Watson
Nina Bronnenberg
Mayme Turner
Martha Farquar
Mary Dillman
Mary Ellsworth
Anna Hoffman
Nelle Hammond
Joe Fleet
Mary Helen Miller
Wendell Woosnam
George McDermott
Everett Wilson
Morris Wilson
Betty Streaty
Marie Hughes
Anna Malone
Noland Wright
Dixie Douglas
Grace Bagsley
Maude Leaf
Frank Allis
Ped Rowe
Anna Bailey
Catherine Logan
Edith Chestnut
Eunice Pickett
Anna McDufffey
Kate Springer
Jack Misner
Burton McClintock
Patsy Willis
Wava Thompson
Ida Montgomery
Frank Waldo
Helen John
State Highway Fund Transfer Stays On Books After Inquiry
A $12 million transfer in Indiana to the State Highway Department remained on the books after an inquiry by the State Board of Accounts. The board investigated after Highway Chief Clerk Col. Thomas G. McCulloch resigned citing a plan to spend maintenance funds too quickly. Budget Director Robert King approved the transfer, moving $8 million for construction and $4 million for maintenance into the first quarter ending Sept. 1. The investigation noted over $26 million in non obligated funds from a $63 million appropriation, with officials defending the timing as customary for first quarter spending. The report suggests the balance remains unsettled as more details were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Highway Department
State Board of Accounts
Thomas G. McCulloch
Virgil Smith
Robert King
Accounts Board
King
Local Thermometers Climb as Skies Signal Heat Rise
Readings at the U.S. Weather post near the Anderson Sewage Treatment Plant showed a high of 92 and a low of 62. State experts forecast a possible high between 92 and 96 degrees today, with clouds hinting at changing conditions.
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U.S
Anderson
New Arrivals at St Johns and Other Local Births
Newborns reported at St Johns Hospital include a boy to Mr and Mrs James York of 4010 Marine Dr. Alexandria births to Mr and Mrs Farrel Ross and Mr and Mrs Willy H Sullivan. Loren Frendt at 1810 Dewey St. another boy. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Glen Fogle of Alexandria and a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Day of Indianapolis.
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St. John's Hospital
James York
Marine Dr
Farrel Ross
Alexandria
Willy H. Sullivan
Loren Frendt
Dewey Sr
Glen Fogle
Charles Day
Indianapolis
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Lke
Hagerty
Paschen May
McCulloch
Smith
Rhitty
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