Labor Day Message Warns of Unequal Economic Burden
The National Council of Churches warns unequal distribution of wealth threatens sections of the country despite higher employment. Labor Sunday message cites possible unemployment from advancing technology and stresses income security, job training, and unemployment compensation as key measures. A petroleum geologist in Houston cites a vast Soviet oil region near the Ural-Volga, while the Communist Party asks the U.S. Tax Court to treat it as a major political party for tax purposes.
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National Council of Churches
Sm-Member-Com
Fy Union Organization
Ural- Volga
Soviet Union
J. Brian Eby
Houston
Tex
Tevas Ol Tiel
Eby
Moscow
Communist Party
United States Tax Court
Iideh
Democrats
Republicans
Pieua Tom
Norton Danes Man Jumps From Window In Sleep Walk
Albert Longmore, 21, of Norton Danes England dreamt he was in the army. When his sergeant shouted a jump he leaped from his bedroom window, falling 13 feet to a concrete path. He escaped serious injury, doctors say he may have cured his sleepwalking.
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Norton Danes
England
Albert Longmore
Gald
Quickest Way To Sell Used TV Is Classification 33
Retail merchants and householders find the fastest method to sell used television sets is Bulletin and Herald Classification No 33 TV Raddle Sales and Service. Buyers scan this Want Ads section daily for used models. an advertiser reported selling three sets via the ad. Dial numbers appear for private sellers and retailers seeking stock or customers.
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Bulletin and Herald
Dial
Council Adopts $1.79 Tax Rate for 1957 Here
The City Council approved a $1.79 per $100 tax rate for 1957 in a special session, lowering from $1.80. The budget ordinance was unanimously adopted to raise $1,263,246.16 for city departments. The plan notes a possible further reduction by county and state tax boards and cites a $5 million rise in net taxable property as a major factor. Protests were filed with the Public Service Commission opposing a bus fare hike.
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J. Farrell Wilson
Mae Roberts
Ernest Coburn
Jesse Huntsinger
Madison County ‘Tax Adjustment ‘Board
Indiana State Tax ‘Board
Indiana Public Service Commission
Columa
Eisenhower to Return to Capitol for Campaign Planning
President Eisenhower plans to return to Washington on Tuesday after a hospital stay for abdominal surgery in June. White House Press Secretary Hagerty said doctors likely consider his recovery nearing an end as reporters note his progress at Pebble Beach.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Washington
Suez
Chipper
Columbe II
Monterrey
White House
Fames C. Hagerty
Kisene
Associated Press
Indiana
Traffic
Jones Dies At Home Businessman 82 In Anderson
TO VIS S Jones, 82, prominent Anderson businessman and former president of a local tile company, died at home after a two day illness. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. today at Albright Funeral Home with Dr. George S. Taggart officiating. Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. The notice mentions traffic fatalities on Labor Day and lists other accident victims, including Raymond E. Judas, 23, and John Muszynski, 50, from Chicago, in a two car crash on U.S. 20 east of Gary, and Caren Brown, 17, of Vevay, in an accident on U.S. 136 east of Vevay. The article notes the Chicago Motor Club predicted Indiana tolls and references historical traffic data. Two girls, Barbara Sokal, 13, and Elaine Coe, 15, were treated for injuries from bicycle accidents in the city.
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Louis S. Jones
U.S
Anderson Business Center
Chicago Motor 1 Club
Indiana
Raymond E. Judas
John Muszynski
Chicago
U.S. 20
Gary
Albright
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian
East Mainewood Cemetery
Barbara Sokal
Chester Sokal
Hamilton Pl
Civil Defense Observance Set At City Hall
City Hall hosts a Civil Defense planning session for a nationwide observance slated for the week of September 1 to 15. President Eisenhower Governor Craig and Mayor Ferguson proclaimed the observance. James Peters county attorney and Zone One operations chief led the meeting with members from American Legion AMVETS Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and other local groups.
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Eisenhower
Craig
Ralph Ferguson
James Peters
Anderson
Richland
Lafayette
Union
James 0. Cain
American Legion Posts
Amvets
Flan C
Skeleton Accepted As Weinberger Baby Death Cause Undetermined
MINEOLA N Y AP Medic Dr Theodore Curphey Nassau County medical examiner says bones and cloth remnants from Peter Weinberger indicate the infant died after being kidnapped July 4. Angelo John Lamarca, the alleged kidnapper, says he left the child in a roadside thicket near the family home. authorities seek confirmation of his whereabouts and intent. The case likely goes to a grand jury as prosecutors plan murder and kidnapping charges with possible death penalties.
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Mineola
N.Y
Samarca
Swarhy
Nassau County
Peter Weinberger
Theodore Curphey
Nassau
Angelo John Lamarca
Peter
Lamarca
Weirberger
Bomber Crashes Kill Three Crewmen and a Girl in Florida
United Press reports two military plane crashes killed eight and left seven missing in Alaska. A Navy bomber struck a pine tree near Sanford, Florida, crashing into two houses and killing three crewmen and a three year old girl.
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United Press
Alaska
Sanford
Fig
Valdosta
Moody Air Force Base
Anchorage
Air Force
Oklahoma
State Highway Patrol
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Navy
Marilyn Sue Lowe
Nasser to reply on Suez talks amid plan for control
Cairo reports Nasser will answer Tuesday to London invitation to discuss the Suez Canal crisis with a five nation committee. An official Egyptian source says the reply will be firm but not binding, and will seek broader discussion beyond the international control proposal. Nasser wants the committee to come to Cairo and a meeting date is pending.
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Cairo
Nasser
London
Egypt
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Cairn Iovernment
Caine
Cairn
Suez
Suez Canal Co
Paschen May Quit As Democratic Governor Nominee
Herbert C. Paschen, Democratic candidate for governor, announced he may withdraw 24 hours before a grand jury appearance. He faces questions Tuesday about a welfare fund in his Chicago office as a prosecutors probe into the fund being used for political purposes continues. Paschen weighs staying in the race against quitting amid party pressure and a looming decision.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Paschen
Hinds
Paschen
Chok County
William Stratton
Iniss
Rich Flaase
Coffee Prices Rise Four Cents in Major Chains
New York reports show several supermarket chains raising private brand coffee by four cents on Monday. Shoppers can expect a 3 to 4 cent increase in nationally advertised vacuum packed coffee within a week. Private label coffees will price at 89 to 99 cents per pound, while vacuum packed brands move near $1.07. Major chains cited include The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, Boback Co., and Safeway.
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New York
Biz
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Co
Boback Co
Safeway
Anderson Air Group Studies Allocation of Air Funds
Anderson Air Group studies allocation of air funds by state plan. City aviation committee advances recommended municipal airport improvements and urges participation in the proposed funding, with the Indianapolis aeronautics commission cited as the source of the allocation proposal.
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Anderson Air Group
Tthe
Avas
Indianapolis
Indiana Aeronautics Comprease
Colysun
Nude body may be fifth Riesel case victim in Long Island field
Police considered the decomposed body found in a Nassau County field as possibly Louis J. Musto, a bail jumper linked to a hijacking ring tied to the Victor Riesel acid attack. Autopsy and fingerprints were inconclusive. top federal witnesses testified before a grand jury as investigators pursue arrests.
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New York
Long Island
Victor Riesel
Riese
Nassau County
Riesel
Lower East Side
Abraham Telvyi
Longs Island
Louis J. Musto
Musto
Open House by Republicans at Madison County HQ
Open house plans for the new Republican headquarters in the Tower Apartments 1107 Jackson St run all weekday hours with Wednesday noon to 9 pm. Local candidates will be presented with GOP women hosting and a voter registration deadline of Oct 6 at the Madison County Courthouse.
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Republican
Tower Apartments
Jackson St
GOP
Fairy Stanley
Madison County
Patty
Bill Oemler
Young Republican Organization
Marion
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Durbin Hollingsworth
Mary Ellsworth
Anna Hoffman
Nellie Hammond
Joe Fleet
Mary Helen Miller
Wendell Woosnam
George McDermott
Everett Wilson
Morris Wilson
Betty Streaty
Marie Hughes
Malone
Noland Wright
Dixie Douglas
Grace Bagslay
Maude Leaf
Frank Allis
Ped Rowe
Alina Bailey
Catherine Logan
Earth Chesinul
Eunice Pickett
Anna McCaffey
Kate Springer
Jack Misner
Jurlon McClintock
Patsy Willis
Wava Thompson
State Highway Fund Transfer Stays On Books
INDIANAPOLIS UPI A controversial 12 million dollar State Highway Department fund transfer remained on the books after an inquiry by the State Board of Accounts. The board investigated after Highway Chairman Virgil Smith tried to speed spending of maintenance funds, prompting resignation by chief clerk Thomas G. McCulloch. Budget Director Robert King approved the transfer weeks earlier, moving eight million for construction and four million for maintenance to late in the 1956 57 year. The board found more than 28 million dollars un Obligated after the transfer from a 63 million year appropriation. King said heavy spending in the first quarter is customary.
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Indianapolis
UPI
McCulloch
Text Administration
Smith
Accounts Board
King
Local Thermometers Rise as Heat Forecast Looms
Temperatures edged higher yesterday at the Anderson Treatment Plant with a high near 90 degrees and a low around 40. State weather officials forecast a scorching day with a possible 92 to 96 degree peak and cloudy skies lingering.
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Cegulaes
U.S
Anderson
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Report lists several newborns with parents and addresses. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. James York at 4010 Marine Bt with two boys, Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Ross of Alexandria with a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Willy H Suntwan of Pendinian with a child, Loren Frendt at 180 Dewey St with a boy, Glen Fogle of Alexandria with a girl, and Mr. Jeanie Day with a boy and girl.
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St. John's Hospital
James York
Mariné Bt
Farrel Ross
Alexandria
Willy H. Sunt Wan
Pendinian
al Ra
Loren Frendt
Dewey St
Glen Fogle
Alex
Jeanie Day
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Michas O Connell
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Caren Brown
Vevay
Iworar
Jones
Richmond
James
Keziah Jones
Gould Steel
Nations Tire Company
Vivian Char
Paducah
Wrough
Nvestigate 9
Cfire
Weinberger
Brooklyn
Florida House
Paschen May
Kinsey
Alfred €. Kinsey
Indiana University
Bloomington
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