Richard's Talk Inspires Crowd at Founders Day Banquet
Rev Bob Richards addressed about 300 Jaycees at Linders Last night stressing a winning life through desire, courage, and faith. He cited Melbourne Games triumphs and Olympic ideals, urging sport as a path to peace. He and guests heard about his track career and philosophic view of competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Richards
Shelle
Mann
Bobby Morrow
Linders
United States
Richards
Melbourne
Anderson High
South Side
California
Rev. Richards
Buenos Atres
Santhing
Martin
Mission
Areater
America
Tom Courtney
Olympic
Weddel Sea
House to Vote on Emergency Space Funds
The House approved a plan to vote on a 548 million dollar emergency space age defenses authorization. The bill, tied to President Eisenhower’s request for supplemental defense funds, aims for rapid weapon development and test programs as Congress presses missile progress investigations amid Soviet advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
U.S
Navy
Ten Receive High Honors At Junior Chamber Banquet
James H. Peters received the Distinguished Service Award and Harold Wittler the outstanding Anderson Jaycee citation for 1957 at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Founders Day Banquet in Anderson. Four key men for 1937 projects were Leonard Smith George Bauer Frank Woschitz and Jack Mayer. Robert Wiebke was named outstanding project chair, Jack Ulm the new Jaycee, and John Hines the most active project committee member. Additional citations went to Anderson Herald, Anderson Daily Bulletin and local radio for project aid. George H. Griffith received a special community service award. Peters thanked the group, noting Anderson’s crossroads moment and his generation’s chance to shape its destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Peters
Harold Wittler
Anderson Jaycee Citalion
Chamber of Commerce
Linders
Jaycees
Leonard Smith
George Bauer
Frank Woschitz
Jack Mayer
Robert Wiebke
Iman
Jack Ulm
Jaycee
John Hines
Anderson Herald
Anderson Daily Bulletin
George H. Griffith
DSA
Peters
William Havermale
Anderson
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Community Chest
YMCA
Redstone rocket first stage tests at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Army launched a Redstone missile the first stage of its Jupiter C space vehicle at 825 p m EST Tuesday night The 69 foot long heavy booster rose from its pad to a clear sky and appeared to fly successfully It will serve as the first stage of the Jupiter C to place an earth satellite in orbit The launch produced a fiery wake visible along the Florida east coast and a series of bright flashes marked the tracking as observers noted the ascent The spectacle drew comments from organizers and community figures as the flight proceeded
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Florida Eeast
Ted Wainscott
William Herbig
Redstone
Harald Witter
Nolen Hughes
Iman
Robert Frazier
Harold Northe
Richard Stephenson
Marion Colland
Frank West
Wernher von Braun
Mr. Fearnow
Golurm
Reuther Profit-Sharing Plan Blasted By Romney
Detroit urged that Reuther's profit sharing and price rebate plan is a subterfuge to silence bargaining, with Romney calling it inflationary and contrary to free enterprise. He compared it to past Big Three wage and cost practices and warned against promising benefits to employees and customers without broader impact.
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Reuther
Romney
Detroit
George Romney
American Motors
Corp
Wal
Gamney
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Réuther
Pra
Cveuner
Sys T Lavel
Nev
Judge visits prison boxing program in Jefferson City
Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair toured the state penitentiary in Jefferson City and attended a boxing program where a prisoner honored the visiting judge with a tune. The inmate sang "You Send Me" during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Sam C. Blair
State
Essential Classified Ad Demonstrates Personal Contact
The notice emphasizes Classification 23 as crucial for direct personal contact to secure an in home companion. It cites reader feedback from Bulletin Herald about calls leading to hiring a suitable woman for private companionship, detailing age range and terms, and notes person-to-person contact as the key service of classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Herald
Sister Of Herald Publisher Dies In Gary Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Collips Phillips wife of Dr Homer Phillips Crown Point and sister of Mrs E C Toner vice president of Anderson News papers Inc died last night in Methodist Hospital Gary She had been ill eight months and a patient in Gary for a week Funeral services likely Thursday with arrangements incomplete Survived by husband two sons William South Bend and Allen Chicago six sisters and two brothers, with more relatives listed including Mrs C Q Stafford Alexandria Mrs Toner and Mrs John Dwyer Gary and others in Bloomington Little Rock and beyond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collips
Homer Phillips
Crown Point
E. C. Toner
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Methodist Hospital
Gary
Keyserling To Speak At Joint Event Saturday
Nationally known economist Leon Keyserling will be the principal speaker at the Madison County Farm Labor dinner Saturday evening at the YMCA. About 400 Farm Labor members are expected for the 4 30 p m event, with farm labor civic leaders invited. He has held high level government posts and writes on economic and legal topics. He is a consulting economist and attorney based in Washington with work across the country and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Keyserling
Madison County
YMCA
Keyserling
Washington, D.C
Officials Seek Cause Of Two Courthouse Fires
Officials probing two courthouse blazes in Madison and Noblesville pursue causes after inconclusive results. The Madison fire on the third floor damaged records and equipment but caused no injuries, while Noblesville authorities report plaster and shelf damage from a fire in a largely unused floor. An arson inquiry is underway with two youths questioned in Noblesville.
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Madison
Eugene Creagmile
Ralph. Lynch
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Delbert’ S Mitchell
Mitchell
George van Zandt
New Castle
Saidan
van Zandt
Creagmile
No. 1
George Gritter
Howard Himes
Himes
Ray Manor
Muncie
Madison County
Russell Davis
Maco Bev
PAC District Meet Set At Local 663 Union Hall
The Fifth District Political Action Committee meets Saturday at Guide Lamp Local 63 Union Hall on Terhune Ave to discuss 1958 election year plans. Arnold McFarland will lead sessions at 1 p.m after a noon luncheon with delegates from Kokomo Frankfort Marion Wabash Peru Tipton Portland Hartford City Albany and other cities. Dallas Sells CIO state president will speak. Ray Berndt UAW reaches PAC attendance.
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Guide Lamp
Terhune Ave
Arnold McFarland
Chesterfield
District Pac
Dallas Sells
Anderson
CIO
Kokomo
Frankfort
Marion
Wabasa
Peru
Tipton
Portland
Hartford City
Albany
Ernest Coburn
Ray Berndt
Indianapolis
UAW International
PAC
Vinson Named 1958 President of Madison County Planning Group
Sherman Vinson of Summitville was elected president of the Madison County Planning Commission at the annual meeting held at the courthouse. He had been reappointed earlier this month by the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Planning Commission
Ray Wood
Anderson
Sherman Vinson
Summitville
Merle Foust
Markleville
William Byer
David L. Condon
Floyd Hancock
Herald
Vinson
Madison County Planning Group
Youth Plea Guilty In Traffic Case With Six Month Suspension
A 19 year old, Lowell David Smith of Anderson, changed a plea from innocent to guilty in Municipal Court on a charge of reckless driving and had a six month suspended sentence, a $39.75 fine, and a 60 day driver’s license suspension. The resisting arrest charge was dismissed on motion of the prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Smith
Lowell David Smith
Rt. 3
Anderson
Sheriff's Department
Pendleton
Howard Moon
Moon
Brown Street
Huntsville
Smith
JL. H. Robbins
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital and Beyond
Multiple births announced from St John s Hospital Pendleton Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie and Portiers France. Recipients include Mr and Mrs James Bradley Pendleton a girl. Mr and Mrs Ray Cooper 312 Marine Dr a boy. Mr and Mrs Leon Case Louise St a girl. Mr and Mrs Edward Baker W Vineyard St a boy. Mr and Mrs John W Snider Hendricks St a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald Hoover Whetstone Rd a girl. Friday birth to Mr and Mrs Gene Barrett Dogwood Dr 4 boys at Ball Memorial Hospital with grandparents in Muncie. SP3 and Mrs Korlin Ramsey twins Karen Sue and Gail Ann in Portiers France with military father. Mr and Mrs Kenneth May maternal grandparents Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Franklin Ramsey paternal grandparents Pendleton. Dr and Mrs Richard Philbert Fort Wayne a boy Thomas Edward with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Philbert Markleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
James Bradley
Pendleton
Ray Cooper
Marine Dr
Leon Case
Louise St
Edward Baker
W. Vineyard St
John W. Snider
Hendricks St
Donald Hoover
Whetstone Rd
Gene Barrett
Dogwood Dr
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Murray Jellison
Walter Barrett
SP3
Korlin ‘Ramsey
Karen Sue
Gail Ann
Portiers
France
Kenneth May
Rt. 4
Franklin Ramsey
Richard Philbert
Fort Wayne
Thomas Edward
Lawrence Philbert
Markleville
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Richard
McElroy
House Armed Services Committee
Indiana
Milt Campbell
Indiana University
Lee Calhoun
Carl Erskine
U. S
Erskine
Rene
Man of God
George M. Bunker
Glenn L. Martin Co
Air Force Titan
Waigk
Fant Ul
May Auuea
Strategic Air Command
Bunker
Martin Company En
Gineer
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Len E. Smith
Jack Moyer
Jenid
Charles Stigall
Earl H. Stigall
Frankton
Frankton Knights of Pythias Lodge
Stigall
Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Oscar B. Leach
Emil &. Thomas
Frankton Lodge
Tady
Jated
Wood
Foust
Clyde Norbury
Walter C. Havynes
Harold E. Smith
Mary Lambertson
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