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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1955

Page

5

Agriculture predicts 1956 pig crop at 36 million head

United Press report from Washington states the Agriculture Department forecasts a 1956 spring pig crop of 36 million, down 2 percent from 1955 but above 1954. It notes lower hog prices and a government purchase program aimed at stabilizing the market, with farmers urged to breed fewer sows next spring.

Gaylord P. Godwin United Press Washington Agriculture Department Ezra T. Benson Department North Atlantic East North Central States West North Central South Atlantic South Cental West North Atlantic States South Central States

First Transistor Phone Exchange Now Being Built

Morris Illinois hosts the world’s first electronic telephone exchange using transistors for experimental service. Bell Laboratories says the Morris test marks the start of a nationwide shift to all electronic switching, serving about 3000 customers as the transition unfolds over years.

Morris Ill Bell Telephone Laboratories Illinois Bell Telephone Co Bell System Bell Chicago

Christmas tree exports rise in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia shipments of Christmas trees rise with 1,451 carloads moved by Canadian National Railway this season, not counting Truro to Moncton area uncompiled. The 1920s total last year reached 1,341 carloads.

Halifax Nova Scotia Canadian National Railways Truro-to-Moncton

Courtesy Pays Skowhegan Parking Fine Incident

Motorist J R Denkert of Johnstown New York hires Skowhegan police after receiving a courtesy card instead of a parking summons. Denkert sent the department sports equipment including two footballs twelve baseball mitts a volleyball two basketballs and boxing gloves.

Skowhegan J. R. Denkert Johnstown Denkert

Widow Sues Servel Officers for 50000 in Indiana

Mrs W Paul Jones widow of Servel Inc president sues two officers in Van Derburgh Circuit Court for 50000. Named defendants are Duncan Menzies president and Louis Ruthenberg board chairman. She alleges Ruthenberg promised 75000 yearly and received 25000 plus a 41000 cancelled check. Ruthenberg says all actions were in good faith.

Evansville Ind Servel, Inc Vanderburgh Circuit Court Duncan Menzies Louis Ruthenberg W. Paul Jones Ruthenberg Jones

Fortville Man At Fort Wood

Fort Leonard Wood Mo Lt Richard W Allford son of Mr and Mrs Carl S Alford Fortville Ind began six months of military training under the Reserve Forces Act He is in eight weeks of basic combat training followed by advanced individual and unit training He may complete his obligation in local Army Reserve or National Guard units Allford is a 1955 graduate of Fortville High School

Fort Leonard Wood Richard W. Allford Carl S. Alford Fortville Ind Pvt Allford Army Reserve National Guard Fortville High School

Thief Steals Child Guidance Donation Envelope

A mail theft in Chicago January 5 targets a donation envelope to the Child Guidance fund. The envelope contained a five dollar contribution and other items, with an engineer noting the thief aimed to keep the green in the deal.

Atulgrave Engi tMcKee Staneers Chicago Montreal Homer McKee United States

James Sweeney Seeks Small Focused Museum Exhibits

James Sweeney, director of the Guggenheim in New York, argues museums should be compact not sprawling and that exhibitions should be limited in size. He favors forward looking art and notes his own career spanning poetry, teaching, and multiple museum roles.

Ay W. G. Rogers Associated Press New York James Johnson Sweeney Sweeney Georgetown Paris Manhattan Central Park Rut von Alen Pirasco Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Metropolitan Guggenheim Frank Lloyd Wright Edward MacDowell George Russell New Statesman Leger Eugene Jolas Transition New York Times Chicago Evening Post Chicago Museum of Modern Art Calder Chagall Moore Miro Stuart Daviis Ann Sean Sindhal Tadhg Ciannait

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