15 Jan 1959
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1959
Page
1
President Eisenhower recalled warm arguments with Winston Churchill during World War II at a National Press Club luncheon. He praised Churchill but noted he often wouldn’t shut up. He recalled predicting Germany’s surrender by Christmas 1944 and joked about a bet on the outcome.
County Sheriff Harald J. Goehring and deputy recovered a downtown Anderson parking meter from Killbuck Creek near Alexandria Pike. They also found a box of tools. The meter had been torn from the sidewalk near 10th and Meridian. Other meters were reportedly taken in the last two weeks on 13th near Central Ave and W near Meridian and Jackson Sts. Detectives report burglars entered Thomas Grocery at 2nd and Locust early Wednesday and stole cigarettes lighters and miscellaneous items.
In Cleveland police filed charges Wednesday against six of seven men tied to a vice scandal involving a 15 year old runaway from Euclid. A photographer faced a misdemeanor charge for soliciting prostitution in his home. If convicted, defendants face prison terms up to 20 years. one man could get up to a year.
President Eisenhower urged new federal legislation to protect Negro voting rights during a 50 minute National Press Club session. He said stronger voting rights were more crucial than school integration, asserting that once voting is guaranteed, states will handle school issues and protect other rights. The event drew 500 reporters as the club marked its 50th anniversary.
Funeral services are planned for Dr Carl Kardatzke in York with a Friday and Saturday schedule at Park Place Church of God and Prospect Hill Cemetery. Surviving family includes a daughter Ann and a son Curtis Upgentritz. Richard Beard, 55, of 31% W 16th St, died at 5 30 a m in his home. He was a Zion Baptist Church member with a widow Minnie and a stepdaughter Roze Crawford.
Madison area obituaries with names ages and places of death appear alongside notes on suspects facing statutory rape charges. The report mixes tributes with court actions and shows multiple individuals from Gary Anderson Kokomo Fort Wayne and Terre Haute named in death notices and legal proceedings.
Noble Circuit Court did not file a motion for a new trial Wednesday for Arnold G. Hobbs 32 accused of embezzlement from the credit union he headed. Next action set for Tuesday includes plea abatement and arraignment on remaining indictments. Also report of a robbery suspect seized by FBI agents in Detroit area. Chicago landmark demolition prepared for Lake Michigan site to build a 15 story apartment. Hartke named main speaker for Franklin Roosevelt dinner in Dallas Texas.
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