Hospital Health Board Reviews 1957, Plans 1958
Anderson Madison County Board of Health met in City Hall to review 1957 monthly and annual reports and outline 1958 health plans. New sanitarian John Libera welcomed. Dec inspections and visits detailed. concerns cited include poor drainage, septic tanks, well contamination, and masking of faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sseous Wether
Anderson-Madison County
Everett Stottiemyer
James. A.’ Long
City
E. Hollenbeck
City Sewage
Chavis Austin
Earl J. McCarel
Alcohol Beverage Board
State Health Board
Board of Health
Georgina Rudjell
Madison County
Jomse
Reddington Farm Tract Sale Listed
A 21 acre tract at 1320 Madison Ave northwest of the city was deeded from the J J Reddington estate to the Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Corporation for a new 125 bed hospital. The site committee led by Dr P T Lamey cited sewer service utilities and county location as factors. $2.5 million of a $3 million campaign will fund the project with $500,000 from St Johns Hospital expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Ave
City
John J. Reddington
Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Corporation
Eugene Creagmile
Anderson Madison County Hospital
Madison Avenue Road
Forest Hills
Boundry
H Group
P. T. Lamey
J. J. Reddinton
Dr. Lamey
William Schofield
John Kirkman
St John’s Hospital
Reddington
Frank H. Allis
The
Hospital Corporation
Open Races In Primary Seen For Most Offices
Madison county faces wide open 1958 primary battles for auditor clerk and recorder as incumbents face term limits or ineligibility. Salaries rise under 1957 Indiana legislation with $15000 for auditor and clerk and $9000 for recorder. The clerk and recorder posts command deputies and affect county patronage in a campaign season noted for political stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lume Herald
Madison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Board of Review
Verestate
County Election Board
Ihcorty
Smme
Increase in 1957 Postal Receipts Noted
Acting Postmaster Wendell L. Hollingsworth announced a notable rise in 1957 postal receipts over 1956. The office handled 7,263,830 pieces in December 1957, up from 6,339,088 in December 1956, with annual receipts totaling $794,186.87 versus $763,624.80 in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
H. Gordon Gwinn
Hol. Lingsworth
Haskell J. Corn
Corn
Gwinn
Phone Strike Talks Held In Indiana Note
Indiana Bell manager Kanagan said a 42 state long distance strike set for midnight would have only minor effects locally. News dispatches from United Press said New York negotiators aimed to avert the strike. Long Lines Division of the CWA reported optimism that a strike would not occur without a contract. Three Alexandria area injuries were reported from a two car collision on Ind 9, with hospital updates given by local officials and a poll of national boards underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanagan
Indiana Bell Telephone Comany
United Press
New York
Ember Long Lines
Communication Workers of
Aerica
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Co
Alexandria
Y John’s
Anderson
Elaine Gleason
National Direct
Ind
Long Lines
Russell C. Smith
Walnut
Fairmount
Lac
Jerry Maple
Lake St
Chesterfield
Lacera
Gilbert Miss Gleason
National
Robbins
Morning Pup Walks Into Headlines In Louisville
A shaggy mongrel puppy brightened a Louisville morning by roaming the streets and drawing smiles from passersby as local volunteers tracked its path and checked for a safe home. The playful incident sparked a lighthearted community moment and local chatter.
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Louisville, Ky
Income Tax Services: Classification No 9 Now Available
Classified notice promotes income tax services under Classification 9 with a rateholder model. It touts low-cost ad contracts and monthly ads as a method to boost visibility for accountants. Contact 38971 to place the ad through the Classified Advertising Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bulletin and Herald
Warmer Weather Ahead With Snow Possible Monday
A forecast predicts partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in Hoosierland starting Sunday with highs around the mid 30s. Snow or rain may accompany the warming trend in southern Indiana over the weekend and into Monday or Tuesday, while northern Indiana endures continued snow with readings near zero in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosierland
Indiana
South Bend
la Porte
Valparaiso
Whiteland
Wabash
Free Fair Dates Set for Indiana Events
Hector D. Kirk and Earl J. McCarel announce the Anderson fair will run June 30 to July 8. A two day county and district meeting in Indianapolis next Monday and Tuesday will set air dates for all Indiana fairs. McCarel said officials will attend to finalize schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hector D. Kirk
Anderson Free Air Association
Earl J. McCarel
Indiana
McCarel
Indiana Officials Confused Over Public Works Move Plan
Indiana officials debate moving Public Works Supply Department and state offices into the American News Co. building. Clarence Drager and others struggle to confirm who moves where and when as remodeling proceeds. The Highway Department plans electronic signing gear in the American News space, aiming to save rent, while decisions on Printing Board and Athletic Commission relocations remain unsettled. Turn to Page 2 for details.
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Awianapolis
Oraow
Clarence Drayer
Highway Department
American News
Public Works
American Supply Department
News Co
Printing Board
Statehouse
Re- and Athletic Commission
Drager
Ameri- State
Can News
The
State Athletic Commission
State Printing Board
Ameri
Two Local Youths Held In Probe Of Robbery Wave Here
Two 19 year old youths are jailed on investigation for a spree of robberies and break ins at Texaco, Confectionery, R and R, and other local sites during the past week. Police report stolen loot recovered includes a home seizure with cash, a record player, and personal items. Juvenile authorities have custody for further handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison County
Carl Whitinger
Texaco
Madison Ave
Derwood
Madison
Franklin School
16Th Street
Row Ave
Pendleton Avenue
Dets
Weatherly
Huston Broad
McCullough
State Police
Alexandria
Nicbel
Madion
Elwood
Kenneth Rural
North Partage
Aandria and
Florida blizzard? Severe storm hits Florida coast
A brutal early winter storm lashed Florida’s Gold Coast from West Palm Beach to the Keys, with hurricane-force winds up to 70 mph and more than six inches of rain. The storm left one death, heavy property and crop damage, downed lines, uprooted trees, and boats adrift. Coast Guard units aided more than 30 distress calls while Cuba also felt the blast. Flights were delayed and roads flooded as farmers warned of major tomato and vegetable losses unless sunshine returns quickly.
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Miami
Sue
Orm
Florida
Gold Coast
West Palm Beach
Florida Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican
Gulf Coast
Albama
Mississippi
Lancaster
Town
Chicago
Coast Guard
Air Force
Fries
Cuba
Havana
Gordon
Dunn
Weather Bureau
Bahamas
Tavernier
Flrida Keys
Fort Lauderdale
Ami
Homestead
Lake Okeechobee
Keys
Long Key
Key West
Trafic
Airport Fund Nears Halfway Mark for City Project
An additional 1279 in private contributions to the Anderson Airport Fund Committee was listed at the second report meeting at the YMCA yesterday lifting total pledges to 31270 as the drive to 50000 continues. The drive ends January 18 with state and federal funds and local taxes contributing to finance the 25 acre site near Chesterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Airport Fund Committee
YMCA
Municipal
Elmo A. Funk
Nan
Ncteon
General Moors Corporation
Anderson
Chesterfield
Haseen
Ialuses Coca
Funk
Airport Fund
Ralph Ferguson
Willam Schofield
George Griffith
Leland 'Sher
Miller Huggins
Recreation Equipment Company
East Side Jersey Dairy
Owen Fe Cream’ Company
Mannsielling Compa
CIA Cola Bott ‘Company, Corporation
Arthur Henning
W. R. Dunkin and Son
Madison County Lumber Company
Heckneman Buick
Forse ‘Ion
Anderson Banking Company
Salling Concrete Corporation
Ander
Gettysburg
Byrom
Byrum
John T. Rock
Broadway
Comany
Thompson Bers
Cabinet
McKinon Company
White House
Civ Rights
tt =man commission
State of the Union
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Auto Show Aims For 1958 To Match 1957 Pace
Auto industry eyes a record Chicago show at International Amphitheatre starting Saturday for a nine day run. The 20 million dollar Golden Anniversary Chicago Auto Show, sponsored by the Chicago Automobile Trade Assn., features about 400 vehicles including American and foreign cars, antiques, and cutaway exhibits of power steering, automatic transmission, air conditioning and air suspension systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Amphitheatre
Chicago
Chicago Automobile Trade Assn
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Jean Bonimo
Lynn
Mas
Scollay Square
Boston
Jeanie Lee
Massachusetts General Hospital
Reddington Farm
County General Fund
Penguin
Navy
Flipper
USS
Antarrctic
W. Dickey
U.S
U.S. Navy
Park Department
E. 10Th St
Herald
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
University of Manchester
England
Way Oil Company
Kling ‘Lumber + Company
Everybody's Oil Coreporation
Citizens Banking Company
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Fair Store
Banner Store
Hardy ‘and Son
Hoosier
Anderson and
Vicinity
St. John's Hospital
Robert Brum- Weld
Pendleton
Jol
Howard Tryom
Middletown
Allman
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