Potthoff to Leave St Ambrose for Lafayette Pastor Transfer
The Rev Frederick Potthoff pastor of St Ambrose Roman Catholic Parish for nearly ten years will be transferred to Lafayette January 31 to be succeeded by the Rev Thomas Heilman formerly pastor of St Patricks Parish in Oxford Heilman directed St Thomas Aquinas Chapel at Purdue for four years Potthoff is a Fort Wayne native who attended St Marys St Judes grade schools Central Catholic High School St Lawrence College and St Meinrads Seminary
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Frederick Potthoff
St. Ambrose
Lafayette
John J. Carberry
Diocese of
Lafaytte
Father Potthoff
Thoma Heilman
St Patrick's
Oxford
Father Heilman
St Thomas Aquinas
Purdue University
Fort Wayne
St Mary's
St. Jude's
Central Catholic High School
St. Lawrence College
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Ambrose
St. Ish’s
Mary's
Anderson
Ander Int
Potthoff
Travers
Madison
County Tuberculosis Association
Madison County Day
St.'sociation
Man suffocates in blaze at Houston Street home
A man died from suffocation in a burning house at 218 Houston Street shortly after 7 p.m. Firefighters found him alive when dragged from the structure at 7:15 p.m. but he died soon after. The Ingalls Volunteer Fire Department fought the blaze.
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Houston St
Ingalls
Eisenhower to overhaul Defense Department in Chicago speech
President Eisenhower announced a planned reorganization of the Defense Department during a Chicago address launching the 1958 Republican campaign. He asserted U S defenses are strong and that peace and security must not be politicized for electoral gain. He opened the speech with a firm call for an effective restructuring.
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Chicago
Sis Wee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
America
Ameri
Zepths
The
International Amphi
Winter Storm Piles Snow Over Midlands
A midlands region storm dumped heavy snow across towns causing slick roads and multiple traffic accidents. The severe weather stretched from the midwest to the northeast, with fatal cases linked to fires and carbon monoxide as responders battled to save lives amid icy highways and strong gusts.
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Midlands
Defective Washer Halts Missile Firing at Cape Canaveral
Washington reports Rep. Scrivner said a tiny washer in a $5 switch caused a missile test at Cape Canaveral to fail. After replacing the switch, the missile fired correctly. Scrivner noted he has overseen Florida tests and did not name the missile. In Amsterdam, Dutch evacuees from Indonesia voice bleak prospects as Queen Juliana greets 2,000 and anticipates 45,000 more in six months.
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Washington
Cape Canaveral
Rep
Scrivner
R-Kan
House
Florida
Amsterdam
Indonesia
Juliana
New Jersey Taxi Driver Missing After Tavern Fare
PASSAIC New Jersey Aldo Liva 22 reported for his first day as a taxi driver. He picked up a passenger then was ordered to take a second fare at a tavern. When he returned four hours later his cab and the original passenger were missing.
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Passac
Aldo Liva
Liva
Furniture Ad Brings 12 Calls for Room Ensemble Sale
Bulletin Herald Want Ad results show strong interest with twelve inquiries for a dining room ensemble. An additional ad drew a buyer with $1,390 cash for the advertised auto, signaling positive market activity amid stock and department store gains. Call 36371 to place ads at weekly rates.
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Bulletin Herald
Tate
Old Man Winter Hits State Anew and Forecasts Snowfall
An Associated Press update traces Ike and administration policy notes amid a grim January weather tilt for Indiana. Forecasters warn of snow and rain as a cold snap from Wednesday through Saturday shapes public weather and civic action. Senate leader Johnson and others discuss economic measures and foreign programs, while weather readings at the Sewage Treatment Plant show a high of 41 and a low of 32.
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Associated Press
Senate
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Airport funding approved for Anderson Municipal project
The Indiana State Aeronautics Committee in Indianapolis reports federal aid of 253000 has been approved for Anderson Municipal Airport. The Civil Aeronautics Commission has 18 Indiana city requests under review, with state officials cautioning only about a million dollars of Indiana’s 50-50 matching funds may be available this year. Page 2, Column 7.
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Anderson Municipal
Indiana State Aeronautics Committee
Indianapolis
Anderson
Hoosier
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Washington
Associated Press
Richard L. Cunningham
CAA
Indiana
First 1958 Traffic Fatality In County Near Noblesville
Mrs. India A. Essig, 46, of Noblesville, died when her car veered on 8th Street Road west of town and plunged into a 1958 embankment. Deputy sheriffs said the crash may have involved a heart attack. Survived by husband Meredith K. Essig and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set through Trout Funeral Home in Greenwood with services at 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Noblesile
Madison’ County
Anderson
India A. Essig
Rt. 2
Noblesville
Here
Desthe
Sailon Wagin
Paul Ray
Jack Castor
Ravage
Essig
Sore
M. Reed
Cicero Cemetery
Evans
Godby
Trout
Boar
Iola White
Gaby and Trout Funeral Home
Greenwood
City funeral directors back city emergency vehicle plan
Funeral directors agreed city manned emergency vehicles should answer all calls from police and fire departments. They pledged backup service during equipment failures or wide scale disasters. At a Jan 6 Safety Board meeting they approved paying $10 per emergency run and to maintain a weekly standby rotation while remaining out of regular emergency service except as stated. Ambulan ce crews support increases. A second emergency vehicle is being prepared. A 1953 model vehicle bought for $730 from National Coach and Body Co is to be used with the first city vehicle in Elwood, put into service Jan 1.
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National Coach and Body Company
Knightstown
Elwood
Paddock Named To Juvenile Center Directorship
Paddock was named Monday by the Madison County Board of Commissioners to serve on the board of directors for the city county juvenile center. He succeeds Trump Swain whose term expired last Dec 31. Also present were John Hershberger and other county officials. The meeting adjourned after Paddock left ill. a special session on reappropriating funds for two county bridges is planned for tomorrow.
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UMN Lsemnerenytrict
Board of Commissioners
E. Th St
Paddock
Trump Swain
John Hershberger
South ‘District. Com
Missioner
Guy Lewis
Alexandra
North District
Florida
William Byer
Jesse Biddle
G. Lester McDonald
Walter Campbell
Anderson
Board
Planning Commission
Madison County Welfare
Walh St P
Raddock
Madison County Council
GOP Fire Opens To Take Control Of Congress Away From Democrats
Party leaders nationwide rally against Democrats while urging bipartisan defense policy talk. Eisenhower and Nixon headline fund-raisers as Republicans launch a bid to win back the House and Senate in November. Analysts say GOP must present a strong, hard campaign and avoid soft selling.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Natirman
Paul M. Butler
Isennower
Ri ‘Ard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
New York
Republican Party
House
Senate
Adams
Minneapolis
Two Klansmen Indicted Over Lumbee Rally Riot
Robeson County grand jury charged two Ku Klux Klansmen with inciting Saturday night violence at a Lumbee Indian rally in North Carolina. James W. Cole and James Garland Martin face charges. bonds set at 500 each. District Solicitor Maurice Braswell aims to bring them to trial within the two week term, with possible extradition issues for Cole.
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Vaaton
Robeson County
Sncrit
Malcolm McLeod
Jar
James W. Cole
James Garland Martin
Draper
N.C
Maxton Recorder's Court
Maurice Braswell
Superior Court
Braswell
Cole
South Carolina
Students Occupy New Residence At Local College
Women students move into a third residence hall as President John A Morrison announces about 160 students will occupy the E 3rd St building. Some housing units will be emptied to ease crowding and allow transfers before semesters end. Second semester starts Jan 3 with South House and North Hall in use. Morrison Hall to be named in honor of a veteran educator upon completion in 1947.
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Pres Dent
John A. Morrison
Eds
E. 3Rd. St
High St
Morrison ‘Hall
College
Plal
Morrison
North Hall
Morrison Hall
Edvesr
Williamsburg
Husband Of Original Sibson Girl Dies
Dr. Howard J. Buchan, 77, husband of Annabelle Whitford Buchan dubbed the original Sibson bathing girl, died Monday. A former Wisconsin State Boxing Commission physician, he aided victims of the 1915 Eastland disaster in Chicago River history and had federal age assistance checks halted amid questions about his wife’s income. A Zeigfeld showgirl, Mrs. Buchan later earned money from a national magazine and worked with a local youth club. ET SEAPLANE FLOWN BALTIMORE The Navy seamaster jet engined sea plane touted for atomic flight was flown Monday by Martin Co. Two prior experimental planes crashed in trials and were destroyed.
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Hicago
Howard J. Buchan
Annabelle Whitford Buchan
Buchan
Wiinels State Boxing Commission
Chicago
Zeigfeld Si
Anderson Chamber Announces Four Committees
Anderson Chamber of Commerce president A W Heckaman unveiled four committees with long lists of appointees. The Business Education Committee includes H Short as chair and many others such as J L Dye, A B Henning, C Antrim, D Adams, E Bailey, G Beck, and more. The Culture Committee names H Humphrey as chair with voters and directors like E Wilson, J M Chaille, R Arnold, J C Baker, and W H Haynes among others.
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Chamber
Heckaman
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Heckaman
Irooks H. Short
Josph L. Dye
Arthur B. Henning
Charles Antrim
David Adams
Edwin A. Bailey
Gordon Beck
Art Bender
Carl Cottom
Ei « Curzon
Max G' Deiser
Martin « "Cavanaugh
New Arrivals Born Yesterday at St John s Hospital
A list of newborns announces births at St John s Hospital including a son born to Haward Schar nowski and spouse at 1312 Nichol Ave and a daughter for Roy Bilbcey at 5, plus a daughter for Jack Hosier at 5/1 and a son for Ivan Layne at 12400 E 9th St. Other families include Clifford Cary of Markleville, Arthur Kollross of 107 N Shore Dr, Lowell Hardacre of 1624 W 6th St, and a daughter for Ralph McKay, former Anderson residents now in Hanford California. Paternal grandparents J McKay and J Barsody are named along with Anderson Newspapers ties.
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St. John's Hospital
Haward Scharnowski
Nichol Ave
Roy Bilbcey
Jack Hosier
Ivan Layne
9Th St
Clifford Cary
Markleville
Arthur Kollross
N. Shore Dr
Lowell Hardacre
W. 6Th St
Ralph McKay
Anderson
Sheree Ann
Mt Hanford
Calif
J. McKay
40Th St
Andy Barsody
Brownsi Lle
McKay
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Hanford
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Fred W. Hiday
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Midwest
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George W. Early
Russell Davis
James Purseley
Burton Place
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