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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1958
Page
7
A city commission discussed keeping the Madison Street dump open while the Delaware landfill is readied. Officials weighed fire hazards, fencing, and staffing as they consider a permanent solution amid ongoing budget and regulatory scrutiny.
The Polio March event drew strong support from Anderson citizens and male volunteers. Mr. Wainscott led the March of Dimes committee in thanking participants and contributors for their generosity and assistance on the day of the march.
Will Freeman, chairman of Lynch Corporation, announced that Elvin E. Hallender is no longer president. A policy group will run operations, consisting of five vice presidents Lyman L. Campbell Thomas C. Werbe Jr. Wendell D. Jones Andrew V Petersen and John H. McGivern as secretary treasurer.
Springfield UP reports Chief Evergreen Tree an Indian from Wisconsin Dells Wis was fined 25 plus costs for speeding on Monday He claimed paleface set a bad example and said another motorist had passed him going faster prompting him to spur his gray pony and move on He was arrested for driving 58 in a 30 mph zone.
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INDIANAPOLIS UP Republicans were warned that Handley administration will tolerate no disloyalty after Brown County firings tied to a former aide. State Chairman Matthews announced the firing of six Brown County GOP affiliates and a Tippecanoe River Park supervisor amid claims of steamroller tactics to rally support for Handley’s Senate bid.
AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss asked Congress to authorize sharing nuclear materials and weapon design information with allies to bolster defense. He noted Britain’s progress and said current law is too restrictive amid a changing world, with plans for closed hearings.
Madison County farms totaling 146 across 2181 acres have joined the 1958 Corn Reserve program since January 13. County ASC Manager Jesse Shuman said about 129000 of a 196104 quota has been used in two weeks, leaving about 67000. Signup ends March 7 and participation is on a first come first served basis with possible funds replenishment.
Shuman says county allocation drops about ten percent with total funding sliced from 16 million in 1957 to 15 million in 1958. The new rules cap payments at 3000 per person for 1958 while prior limits covered 20 acres per farm into the reserve. Farmers must submit allotment notices and a field map to the ASC office, detailing each field and 1956 57 crops, or contact the county ASC for more details.
An Anderson man Luther Chaunie Brown aged 57 was killed early Monday stepping into traffic at a drive in restaurant area on Indiana 31 near Sellersburg while returning from Tennessee. He and his son Eddie had gone for breakfast north of Louisville. Brown walked into the path of a car driven by Owen Hudgens 39 and was killed instantly in a pre-dawn snow. Hudgens was not held. Brown came to the area in 1945 to work at National Tile and Manufacturing Co. He briefly left the factory then returned.
Winter storms grip the state causing dangerous driving as snow flurries linger toward tonight. Highs reach 28 to 36F, lows in the 20s, with more flurries forecast in Lake Michigan regions and light rain/snow at Sewage Treatment Station readings. Two teens arrested after a high speed chase end in a stolen car in Anderson.
Registration at Anderson College today marks a new one day procedure for second semester enrollment. Miss Louise Johnson says registration runs 8 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. in the Nora Slunter Reading Room with many freshmen and new students.
Ground was broken for a new Frankton High School to serve Pipe Creek Township. The 56,242 square foot facility will house 10 academic rooms plus science, art, home economics, library, cafeteria, and gymnasium. Construction is by Associated Builders with 14.38 dollar per cubic foot cost oversight by a non profit holding company.
Madison County board opened bids on two new county bridges and a joint Madison Hancock county bridge project. Low bids came from Stover Excavating Company for the joint bridge at 21,048.22 and from Vernon and Waugh for a 74 foot bridge at 15,580.01. County Engineer Harold E. Smith reviews calculations before awarding.
Lawrence Keith Jr. 32 of 2103 Lafayette St appeared before Arlo M Lines in Lafayette Township to answer four charges from a Sunday evening hit and run at 10th St and Ind 169 bypass after sheriff deputies found him in a wrecked car a mile north of Highland School. He reportedly struck a telephone pole after rear ending a car driven by Carl and Anna.
New births recorded at St John s Hospital list seven families from Carmel Alexandria and surrounding areas. The entries note multiple newborns including six boys and four girls born to Mr and Mrs Fred Darling Shelton Howard Morris Mehling James Myers Paul Schrenker William Smith Jack Ada Richard Stow and John Crusmire with addresses in Carmel Alexandria Feraway Dr Sunset Dr and 38th St.
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