Nuclear disarmament push and mail fraud warning fuse in papers
NASA and NATO back a renewed push for a workable nuclear disarmament pact as the Atlas missile test boosts Western security. A separate alert from postal officials warns against endless chain letter schemes via the mails, calling them illegal and prosecutable.
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Paris
NASA
Russia
Germany
U. S
Europe
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NATO
Bond selling scheme targets cities near Paris
An inspector reports a mail money scheme dubbed a bond selling campaign circulating in neighboring cities. Investigations note a participant who mails money and keeps receipts may face prosecution under local lottery laws. The former NATO command center in Paris context is referenced in preliminary mentions.
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NATO Command
Paris
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Yule Holiday Plans Extended Across Retail Period
Anderson stores will stay open later through the holiday weekend. Most locations normally close at noon Wednesday will stay open until 9 pm today, and for Friday Saturday and Monday hours extend to 8 pm with 5 pm close next Tuesday. Eisenhower attends NATO and NATO dinner at Elysee Palace as health updates ease.
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Elysees Palace
Rene Coty
France
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Eisenhower
C. A. Michel
NATO
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Snyder
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Adenauer
Germany
Elderson
Chick-Inn
Paris
James C. Hegerty
Indeanapolis Ih
James R.ident
Pied
Casada
Mar
Garet Monahan
Indianapolis
County Bridge Collapses Under Crane North of Fortville
Officials report heavy vehicle use damaged Madison County bridges with a Green Township span collapsing under a large crane. Les Sigler, county road supervisor, and Harold Smith, county engineer, note replacement plans for other bridges and bid advertisements.
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Madison County
Green Township
Fortville
Lester Sigler
Sigler
Reita Riley Construction
Lick
Sugar Creek
Madison - Hancock
Markleville
Greenfield
Union Township
Stony Creek Township
Highway, Sheriff Patrol Car Bids Taken By Board
The Madison County Board of Commissioners accepted some bids for 1958 highway department supplies and materials, deferred others, and opened bids on three sheriff’s patrol cars and radio service for 1958. Bids were opened for highway supplies on Monday and for the patrol cars from Associated Motors and McClain Sales, Anderson, Copher Motor Company, and Alexandria.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Highway Department
Sheriff's Department
Associated Motors
McClain Sales
Anderson
Copher Motor Company
Alexandria
Wo Anderson
S. E. Goss
Tom and Petty’s
Donnelly Auto Parts
E. Goss
Indiana ‘Equipment Company
Halliday Steel
Matthew Lumber Company
Standard Oil Ee Company
Imayflower
Morton Salt Company
Miami
Fla
Mayflower
Childes Petroleum II
Pilgrims
Childes
Plymouth
Logansport
Cal Resort
Council Slows Conservancy District Plan
The Elmhurst Conservancy District ordinance faced debate as bids for three new cars were reviewed with Associated Motors’ bid totaling 6 227.12 including one trade-in. Proposals from McClain Sales and Copher Motors were discussed while the council tabled action on the district formation and ordered a clarification study.
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McClain Sales
Andj
Copher Motors
Elmhurst Conservancy District
Metropolitan Planners, Inc
Indianapolis
Elmhurst
White River
Tooft Ae Te Ee
Conservancy
Earl Martin
Occasional Rain and Rising Temperatures Forecast for Indiana
Weather Bureau forecast shows occasional rain with slowly rising temperatures across Indiana. North highs near 48, central 40s, south upper 50s. Thursday expects showers and 45 to 55 degrees after Wednesday night lows 35 to 46. 24 hour period ended 8 p.m. Tuesday recorded lows of 35 to 40 and rainfall at 1.1 inches.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Airport Fund Meeting Set for Anderson Airport Drive
Anderson business leaders meet at the YMCA at noon Friday to finalize a fundraising drive for an Anderson municipal airport. Chairman Elmo A. Funk and vice chairmen Leland Fisher George Griffith and William Schofield lead a plan backed by the Indiana Aeronautics Commission and potential federal aid. Local pledges include $50,000 from General Motors and $1,000 from the Anderson Board of Realtors, with $35,000 yearly tax hopes and existing funds totaling about $200,000 for startup.
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YMCA
Anderson Municipal
Elmo A. Funk
George Griffith
William Schofield
Leland Fisher
Chesterfield
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General Motors Corporation
Anderson Board of Realtors
Youthful Escapee From Juvenile Center Nabbed
A 10 year old boy who ran away from a juvenile center was captured by Muncie police after a pursuit through Anderson. He had tried to see his mother and was later questioned about local thefts before being returned to the juvenile facility.
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Ruby Fesler
Anderson
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Morton Sts
Secree
Charles Hamilton
Fort Wayne
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Nellie
Hamilton
Jackson Sts
Frank
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Laile Center
Dolly
83-Year-Old Earl Fights Women in Lords Debate
London report recalls the Earl of Glasgow appealing to peers to bar women from the House of Lords as peeresses would change its centuries old male preserve. The amendment to sidetrack government plans failed 134 to 30 after a lighthearted session with notable support for the ladies.
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London
House of Lords
Britain
Earl of Glasgow
Three Fox Terriers To Make Handsome Christmas Gifts
An advertisement in the Pets section of Bulletin and Herald Want Ads reports rapid response selling three Fox Terrier puppies as Christmas gifts. The seller received 15 to 20 calls in three days and notes the strong market for live pets advertised in classifieds.
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Herald
Ph. AN
Christmas Mailing Rush Peaks This Weekend Across Anderson
Acting Postmaster Wendell Hollingsworth urges patrons to mail greeting cards and gifts now to ease a last minute pile up. The Anderson Post Office reports 461 423 cards and letters handled Monday with 263 000 mailed locally and 33 025 papers magazines and packages in parcel post, including 3 192 parcels sent and 4 259 received. The office will close to the public on Christmas and New Year’s Day with limited hours on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
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Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Supt
Haskell Corn
Anderson
Corn
Post Department
Hollingsworth
El Dorado Special School Opens In Anderson
Pupils at the El Dorado Special School in Anderson begin classes with over 80 students, many physically and mentally handicapped, enjoying new facilities including theme rooms, built in closets, bright florescent lights, and a 60 by 160 foot fenced playground.
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Europe
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Alice Lavin
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W. 11Th St
Herald
Sister-In-Law Of Mrs. Toner Dies In Arkansas
Mrs. KE. C. Toner of Anderson and her sister Mrs. C. C. Staflford of Alexandria traveled to Little Rock after the sudden death of Ward Williams's sister in law Mrs. Ward Williams. Williams’s wife and daughter survive. services were held in Little Rock. Williams has been ill but improving. Williams's sisters live in Bloomington Gary and Tulsa.
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KE. C. Toner
Anderson
C. C. Staf Lford
Alexandria
Little Rock
Ark
Ward Williams
Joseph Jewell
Tulsa
Oklo
Williams
Mary Williams
Bloomington
L. Butcher
Hale Paul
Homer Phillips
John Dwyer
Gary
Live Nativity To Be Staged On Court House Lawn
The Court House lawn hosts a live nativity nightly Friday through Christmas Eve from 6 30 to 8 40 pm sponsored by the Anderson Association of Churches with Arrow Heights Church of God and the Chamber of Commerce. Everett Benson leads as chairman with John Sipe as co chair. The five day production uses changing casts every half hour and includes live animals arranged by Albert Alexander. Background music by Robert D Parker and costumes coordinated by Mrs Ruth Sizelove and Mrs Kenneth Brown.
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Anderson ‘Association of Churches
the Arrow Heights
Church of God
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Westside
Mary
Joseph
Everett Benson
John Sipe
Jesus
Bethlehem
William Wolfe
Albert Alexander
Robert D. Parker
Kenneth Brown
Ruth Sizelove
Harriett Hurley Convicted in Arizona Assault Case
A seven woman and five man jury in Phoenix Arizona convicted a 6 year old Anderson grandmother of assault with a deadly weapon for wounding her former common law husband and his wife Noma Metzing 58. She faces a maximum of 10 years after the jury spurned the more serious count of intent to kill and faces sentencing next week.
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Phoenix
Briz
Anderson
Harriett Hurley
Morsday
Superior Court
Arizona
Adda Lewis Dies Herald Correspondent After Illness
Adda Lewis 73 longtime correspondent for The Anderson Herald and The New Republican died at 2 30 p m Tuesday at her Middletown home following a two month illness She was active in Middletown Methodist Church WSCS and WCTU Surviving are a brother Raymond Lewis Indianapolis a nephew and several aunts and uncles Funeral arrangements are being completed at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown
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Adda Lewis
Anderson Herald
WSCS
WCTU
Raymond Lewis
Indianapolis
Ballard and Shirey
Middletown
Christmas Feature To Start Thursday
The first of six articles on The Legacy of Luke will begin Thursday in The Herald and run in each issue concluding on Christmas Day. George Corneil, AP religion writer and author of They Enesy Jesus, is the writer of the articles.
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Luke
Herald
George Corneil
Associated Press
Jesus
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
St John’s Hospital reports two newborns to local families. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hepfer of 1928 W Glase and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Swan of Rr s. both delivered recently.
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St.’ John's Hospital
Keith Hepfer
W., Glase
Tony Swan
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