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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1955

Page

9

Herter Boom Prompts Presidential Talk in 1956

TEMPO The Herter Boom reports circulating that Gov Christian A Herter of Massachusetts may run if Eisenhower does not seek a second term. Activists in Greenfield Massachusetts organize a Herter for President club with Rep John W Heselton and Channing L. Bete backing the effort.

Christian A. Herter Massachusetts Eisenhower John W Heselton Mass Channing L. Bete Greenfield Herter Joseph W. Martin Jr Seak

Warmer Weather Predicted For Indiana Today

Cloudy milder conditions were forecast across Indiana including the Anderson area with a daytime high near 50 degrees. The warmup follows a low of 29 and high of 34 yesterday as a precursor to rain possible Thursday and highs around 47 to 55 yet another stretch. The five day outlook also notes a New Year’s Eve warmup after rain, with Tuesday morning readings from 21 to 26 and Wednesday morning about five to seven degrees higher.

Indiana Anderson Weather Bureau South Bend Evansville

Robbery Attempt Ends When Gun misfires

In Detroit a would be robber confronted taxi driver Enos Johnson who claimed the gun collapsed in his hand. Bullets spilled to the street as Johnson watched. The holdup man was arrested moments later while on his knees searching for the bullets.

Detroit Enos Johnson Johnson

Pity The "Poor Soul" Bumbling Through Life

An amiable man stalls through life trying to do right yet fails, selling his "don't wants" without BH Classified. The ad urges readers to avoid being labeled a "poor soul" by using Feiler inspired BH Classified Ads. Call 35371 and say "Charge It."

Feiler Bulletin-Herald

U S Soldier Released After Detention By Reds

U S Air Force sergeant Kliman of Brooklyn New York was released by Soviet authorities in East Berlin after being detained following an East German police custody incident. The army said the accident involved poor visibility and slippery roads and Kliman described his stay at Karlshorst as in a barred room with plentiful but unpalatable food.

Berlin East Berlin Kliman M. Sat. Mikel U.S Brooklyn East Germ U. S. Army Karlshorst Army

U S Business Activity Recovers After October Pause

The Commerce Department reports business conditions improving in November and early December as nonfarm payrolls rise and average hours work increase. Construction outlays stay steady while factory output outpaces demand amid rising wages and income. Police ask driver to go to headquarters as a traffic incident unfolds.

Washington Commerce Department Department U. S. Army Kliman Basi Ipost Orly Airfield Paris Ins Kiiinan Inital

Grand Jury Listing for January Court Term Named

The Madison County grand jury for the January term opens next Tuesday. Jury Commissioners J W Barber and Robert Hinshaw drew the list including Leonard F Hutton Rae T W Gaskins Allen Hasty Darrell Rider Myron C Poole Harod Kempher Oliver C Taylor Floyd Hamilton Dale Cotterman Harold Hatt all called will serve with others as alternates for the circuit and county juries.

Madison County Grand Jury J. W. Barber Robert Hinshaw Leonard F. Hutton Anderson Rae T. W. Gaskins Summitville Allen Hasty Darrell H. Rider Chesterfield Myron C. Poole Alexandria Harod A. Kempher Oliver C. Taylor Frankton Floyd T. Hamilton Dale Cotter Man Harold Circuit Court William P. Moroney Clarence

15-Cent Rate On City Bus Lines In Effect Today

New rates for Anderson City Lines services take effect under Indiana Public Service Commission authority. Adult fares rise to 15 cents while student fares drop to 10 cents with ID during school hours. Outstanding tokens will not be accepted as fare but can be redeemed at the office or drivers.

Anderson City Lines, Inc Arthur Kimm Indiana Public Service Commission John St

County issues 472 permits in 1955 totaling 4.24 million

Madison County Building Inspector James A. Shartz reports 472 construction permits in 1955 with an estimated value of 4,242,750. New homes account for 407 permits valued at 3,709,450, concentrated outside municipal corporations in Anderson area, plus 17 business projects totaling 446,000. Remodeling and related work add 48 permits for remodeling signs moving and garages.

Madison County James A. Shartz Anderson Farm Bureau Elwood Read Canaday Company Raible Avenue

Eisenhower to Vacation in Key West for Two Weeks

The White House announced President Eisenhower will depart by airplane at 7 30 am CST for a two week vacation in Key West Florida. The trip follows physicians orders for a warmer climate to aid his health with mild exercise sun and air. He will work on the State of the Union message and budget during the vacation.

Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru Nikolai 4. Burgasin Communist Party Nikita A. Khrushchev India Great Britain Key West Washington White House Eisenhower Fiz James C. Hagerty Florida City Truman Fisenhower Hagerty Congress John Foster Dulles Nathan F. .Twining Air Force

New Flood Hits Coast City Forces Martial Law

Disaster-ridden Yuba City faces a new cresting flood. half the town submerged for hours as 309 Army troops guard against looters. The Feather River water surge follows a levee break, raising casualties across California and Oregon to about 60 with potential total near 100. Estimated damages exceed 100 million as officials assess the scene.

San Francisco Yuba City Sguard Feather River California- and -Oregon Oregon California Yuba Sutter County Maygo Sacramento Valley

Anderson Banking Co. Boosts Capital and Surplus

Linfield Myers, president of Anderson Banking Co., announced a capital and surplus increase bringing total capital and surplus to 1,800,000. The bank raised capital from 600,000 to 900,000 and surplus by 900,000, approved at a Dec. 13 stockholders meeting. The bank has expanded with new branches in Chesterfield and the planned Frankton and West Anderson sites, continuing its growth in the community.

Linfield Myers Anderson Banking Co Chesterfield Frankton Anderson Associated Press Sur- Indiana Myers R Chicago Detroit Gary Andrew Farmer Jackson Mich Michigan City Alfred Chapman Etta Hudson Martha Wollainger Atlanta Cave City Louisville Loogootee Lois Kemp Claude Kemp Velpen High School William Mosier Loogootee Hardware American Assn Mosier Advancement of Science Kemp Ciety Kemps Collins Crystal Cave

State Business Review Notes Optimistic Indiana Conditions

The Indiana University Business Research Bureau reports hopeful conditions for most of the state and the Anderson area in its November monthly review. Local data show mixed results with bank debits rising from last November and 12 month totals up, while residential building permits fell sharply from both November last year and this year.

Business Review Indiana’ University Business Research Bureau Anderson

Officers Named By Republican Women Club

The Republican Women’s Club announces new officers for the 12 month period with Patry V. Stanley as president and Mrs. E. C. Toner as vice president. Madison County club reports improve suggests continued economic strength with rising employment and retail activity while farm prices show lag.

Republican Women’ S Club Hirean Wls Slu Devase Lisle Fulllident E. C. Toner Stella Peggy Heinaman Sid M GOP Madison County Women’s Republian Club Top Hat Ruth Savage Fairy V. Stanney Stallo McDaniels C. J. Stanley Bertha Gray Ped Rowe Sid Clevaland Herald

Quints End Ties With Family Father Reveals

Oliva Dionne says the five Dionne sisters have broken with their family as they turn 21 and control a fortune worth about one million dollars. The father blames outside influence for the rift and notes a rise in wholesale prices may portend higher retail costs in 1936. Two sisters were home for Christmas and two were expected for New Year’s, Albert Dionne said.

Callander Oliva Dionne Albert

Rites Set For Crash Victims Near Huntsville

Authorities say the light airplane crash near Huntsville killed two Anderson men and that funeral arrangements are complete. Paul Hubert Thompson, 41, of 1503 Laurel Street, will be buried at Memorial Park Cemetery after services at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home Friday at 1 30 p.m. Rev George Skinner presiding. His casket to remain closed. Jesse Johnson Jr., 38, of 3820 Andover Road, will have last rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Friday at 10 a.m. Rev Monroe G. Schuster to officiate.

Huntsville Anderson Paul Hubert Thompson Laurel St Waltz and Hiday George Skinner Memorial Park Cemetery Jesse Johnson Jr Andover Rd Baker Brothers Funeral Home Monroe G. Schuster

Anderson Newspapers Announces Annual New Year's Baby Derby

Anderson Newspapers announces the seventh annual New Year s Baby Derby in Madison County. Sixteen local merchants contribute prizes including gifts from Hill s Department Store Leath s Lutz Furniture State theatre tickets and jewelry. Parents must submit physician verification and infant details to the Baby Editor by January 3 with the newborn born in Madison County to win a share of 160 in prizes.

Anderson Newspapers Anderson Newspapers, Inc Madison” County Uewegs Anderson Hill's Leath's Lutz Stork Rosenbaum Paramount State Theatre Marshall Jewelry Babs Banner Ste

New Arrivals in Anderson Area Yesterday

At St. Johns Hospital new births announced to several local families. Mr and Mrs Ralph Prather welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs George Allen a daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Bickel a son. Mr and Mrs Francis Couch a son. Mr and Mrs Ivan Cross a son. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Hunnicutt a son. Mr and Mrs Fred Crowder a son.

St. John's Hospital Ralph Prather Fletcher Sr George Allen Alexandria Robert Bickel Woodlawn Francis Couch W. 14Th St Ivan Cross Charles Smith College Maven John Hunnicutt Mounds Rd Fred Crowder Jefferson St

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