Space Challenge To Be Principal Session Problem
The 85th Congress opened its election year session with Republicans predicting Eisenhower would meet the Soviet space challenge and Democrats warning control of the earth was at stake. Snow and wind disrupted the day as leaders briefed on the State of the Union plan and a $38.9 million metropolitan budget.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Russia
Carolinas
Congress
Westerman
Mani Sely
Saear Brecker
City Planning Commission
Virgina Mountains
Elanthe
Wo Perone
New
England
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tainstorm
Florida
Press- Glades
Ling Coe
D. A. VanCamp
Wiliam Town
Wisconsin
Back
Oster
Midwest
Johnson
Rian
Washington, D.C
Newingata Senate
Investi
Washington
Gwinnup
Sam Rayburn
Blan
New York Thruway
City Commission
Rayburn
Accord Signed By Commission Accord Signed By Commission
The 1957 report from the Anderson Madison County Animal Shelter details 3692 animals handled including dogs cats one pig and stray goats. Homes were found for 1066 dogs and 134 cats with 584 county calls and donations covering food heating utilities and shelter expansion. The shelter is largely self funded with city county support for three salaries and a fall building expansion funded by city county and shelter funds.
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Anderson - Madison County Animal Shelter
North Main St
James Vinson
Farrell Wilson
Wilson
Anderson
Madison County
Pheasant Accident Leads to Fines for Haag in Conn
Ronald G Haag 20 faced a driving related charge after a trooper saw him swerve to strike a pheasant. Haag previously paid 15 for failure to drive on the right. A state conservation officer noted further fines including 10 for hunting out of season 10 for using a motor vehicle in hunting and 15 for hunting on Sunday.
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Deep Rivex
Conn
Ronald G. Haag
Haag
Waag
State Conservation
New Telephone Directories To Be Distributed
Local owners and operators oppose a city parking lot plan, arguing it will hurt private lots and force downsizing. Lewallen says public parking would drain business, while Donald Alleman worries about vacant lots. W Z Walker of City Parking Co notes peak hour spaces and multiple locations.
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Lewallen
Donald Alleman
von Md
12Th
Delaware
W. Z. Walker
City Parking Co
Jackson
11Th
State fair weather outlook warmer with light snow noted
A weather summary reports warmer afternoon highs in the upper 20s for most of Indiana, with fair to partly cloudy skies and lingering snow coverage in parts of the state. Wednesday night lows ranged from 10 to 18 degrees, while earlier readings at the disposal plant showed a 16 to 31 degree spread. Snow persisted Tuesday, with icy patches on highways in areas including Anderson, South Bend, and Elkhart, and northwest winds distributing snow in northern regions. The Weather Bureau forecasts zero to 19 below temperatures Wednesday morning, then gradual moderating under sunny skies, followed by thawing into Thursday’s upper 30s.
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Indiana
Anderson
Road Patrol
South Bend
Elkhart
Weather Bureau
Income Tax Woes See Classification 9 For Expert Help
Worried about filing gross and federal taxes. Classification No 9 in the Classified Section offers experts who can file returns quickly and cheaply. An expert may uncover deductions the government allows, potentially saving more than the service costs.
District PAC Plans 1958 Activities for Election Year
Arnold McFarland of the district PAC will chair the regular meeting at Local 2 East in Anderson. Delegates from Anderson and eleven nearby cities including Kokomo Frankfort Marion Wabash Peru Tipton Portland Hartford City Albany and others will gather for a luncheon and business session to discuss political action committee activities for the primary and general elections. Speakers Baird Dallas Sells and state president Ray Berndt are expected to attend along with the Anderson City Clerk Er LeCoburn as welcome.
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Tel ‘Ita
Arnold McParland Esterfeld
Athe District Pac
Ities
McFarland
Dalla. Sells
Anderson
Ray Berndt
Exper
Kokomo
Frankfort
Marion
Wabash
Peru
Tipin Portland
Harford Ch. Albeny
Cies
Vowna
Vil Dacuss
Htcal
Activ
Eisenhower asks $1.3 billion for space and missiles
President Eisenhower presented to Congress a plan to boost defense spending by about 1.3 billion dollars, redirect 110 million from existing Defense funds to missiles and space programs, and initiate steps for a new space agency amid rising Cold War tensions. He urged immediate action as Congress opened its session.
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Washuvuiuinaky—Rians
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense
Defense Department
Space Agency
Moscow
Know
Russia
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Earth
Space
Russians Say No Comment on Missile Trip Story
Western correspondents questioned a Soviet Foreign Office spokesman who declined to confirm the accounts about a missile trip. He said there was no communique in sight, while Washington weighed a supplemental appropriation of 1.28 billion dollars for long range missiles and defense systems, including land and submarine launch sites, an antimissile program, and expansion of construction.
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Viet Foreign Office
Nan
London
Corp
Westar
Cbsine Sch
Washington
Mowecow
Axo Ed
Harold K
Ted
AHEPA Installs Officers Plans Convention Here
AHEPA district governor Nick Smyrnis of Indianapolis oversees installation of Anderson Chapter No. 198 officers in Red Brick Inn. New officers: Jatras president, Pakes VP, Pakes secretary, Blassaras treasurer. District convention set for June 28 29 30 with sessions at Hotels Anderson and Linderrs.
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Governon Ot Order of Ahepa
Anderson
American, Hellenic Educative and Progressive Association
Vonn Jatras
Peter ¢ L. Pakes
Perry J. Pakes
An ¢ Aren Blassaras
Pete Pancol
Ted Demos
Andrew Blassaras
Linder's
Gus Pancol
Anthony Thanas
John Lambros
Leonard Spirrison
George Pancol
Soph Pantol
Leonard Catsoniles
Gus Karatasas
Christ Kolins
Nick Smyrnis
Indianapolis
New Staff Members Named To St. John's At Monday Meeting
St Johns Hospital installed new chiefs and officers during a Monday night dinner in Madonna Hall. Dr S W Ellis became chief of staff succeeding Dr Gordon B Wilder, and Dr H E Jones was named president succeeding Dr Warren Fischer. New staff members include Dr W L Sharp secretary treasurer and Dr David Buckles president elect along with Dr W J Aagesen Dr R R Reed Dr E Jarrett and Dr D P Bixler on the executive board. Sisters of the Holy Cross provided the dinner.
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St. John’s Hospital
Madonna Hall
S. W. Ellis
Greenway
Gordon B. Wilder
H. E. Jones
Warren Fischer
W. L. Sharp
David Buckles
W. J. Aagesen
R. R. Reed
E. Jarrett
D. P. Bixler
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Hearing On Writ Set For Today In Madison County
A writ of habeas corpus petition was filed by Melvin Thornburg seeking release of Smith held at the county jail. The petition claims no bail hearing or doctor examination has occurred while authorities report Smith is under narcotics investigation. The case, tied to a Meridian Street raid, involves city police and Sheriff officials, with no formal charges yet filed.
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Madison
Smith
Tabeas
Melvin
Thornburge Palies
Robert Morgan
Joe L. Brogdon
Charles N. Smith
Grand Hotel
Ares
Sheter Anderton Rent Aon
Peiton
Iatie
Peta Washington
Smith Fy Agriculure
Benson
Thorney Roe
Meridian Street
Sith
Ficer
Tallata
Congress
Spo
George G
Pancol
Thornburg
Whitinger Named New Police Juvenile Division Captain
Whitinger an 11 year veteran of the Anderson Police Department and a detective lieutenant was selected yesterday to lead the Police Juvenile Division succeeding Capt. Thomas H. Estle. After weeks of deliberation Police Chief Robert Morgan Mayor Ralph Ferguson and the Safety Board approved his appointment. He met with Morgan and the mayor to be briefed on duties and will assume the post today. Whitinger is married with two children and lives at 126 Elva St.
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Whitinger
Anderson
Thomas H. Estle
Robert Morgan
Ralph Ferguson
Safety Board
Morgan
Elva St
Legislators Face Primary Contests
Indiana legislators head into primary contests as voters select State Senators and State Representatives to shape policies and laws. Madison County currently has five representatives in the state legislature.
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Lee Lortz
Herald
Indiana
Madison County
School Board Discusses Science and Math Teaching
Anderson’s school trustees met to review current needs for stronger mathematics and science instruction across elementary to high school levels. The session, led by President Margaret Knight, featured speeches from Reba Wilson and several principals and counselors. Officials indicated existing programs meet standards and blamed gaps on external factors, while discussing competitive courses and upcoming state elections.
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Ies
Anderson
Anderson Board of School ‘Trustees
Margaret Knight
Reba Wilson
Clyde Williams
South Side Junior High School
Enoch Drumm
Central Junior Highchool
Max Beigh
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital
Newborns reported for Mr and Mrs Jack Masters at 4 W 12th St a boy. Mr and Mrs C 8 Mathis O1 Halford St a girl. Mr and Mrs Carl Brummett 1 a boy. Mr and Mrs Charles Castor 02 Fletcher St a boy. Mr and Mrs Paul Pinegar 7 South Dr a girl. Mr and Mrs James Wright 24 W 18th St a boy. Rev and Mrs Richard Harp Atlanta Ga a girl. Mother formerly Fella Fleenor daughter of William Fleenor missionary to Trinidad BWI formerly of Anderson. Paternal grandmother Mrs Henrietta Harp TAA High St.
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St John's Hospital
Jack Masters
Mathis
Halford St
Carl Brummett
Charles Castor
Fletcher St
Paul Pinegar
South Dr
James Wright
Richard Harp
Atlanta
Irl
Fella Fleenor
William Fleenor
Trinidad
Bwi
Anderson
Henrietta Harp
Taa High St
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Shelter
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Trousseau
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William E. Zuck
E. Sth St
D. A. VonCamp
C. C. Oster
AHEPA
St. John’s
Tana, Whitinger
Tancock County
Macison, Henry and
General Assembly
George McDermott
Alexandria
Dale Flora
Arthur Atwell
Carl A. Helms
Posteille
C. Hollingsworth
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