Pro Tem Judge Rules In City Court Cases
Pro Tem Judge rules in city court as a new schedule starts this week amid the absence of Judge Carl T. Smith. Tom Phipps, 28, drowned while swimming at Clearwater Park after an afternoon with two brothers and friends, prompting a park officials rescue and a funeral set for Wednesday.
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Carl T. Smith
Jis J. Bayne Burton
Verlin
James
Phipps
Tom
Alex
Sheriff's Office
Gas City Rescue Squad
William Phipps
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Raymond Phipps
Kentucky
Montia Jenkins
Charles
Robert
Victo
Chief Standing Bear to Speak to Kids at Library
George Lang an Eagle Scout and student of Indian customs will address the vacation reading club Saturday at 3 pm in the Anderson Library. Lang a member of the Sioux Chief Indian dance team will discuss the plains Indians and has received the honorary Indian name Wason Mato Najin meaning Chief Standing Bear.
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Chief Standing Bear
George Lang
Anderson Library
Lang
Wason Mato Najin
Sugar acreage dominates Cuban cane production
In Cuba three-fifths of the cultivated land yields sugar cane, highlighting the crop’s central role in the island’s agriculture. The figure underscores the reliance on sugar for the economy and agricultural planning during the period.
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Cuba
Pre Tem Burton considers list of local cases
Judge Pre Tem Burton handled numerous small offenses yesterday. Defendants include Orlan Baxter speeding, Williams public intoxication, Wells public intoxication, Webb public intoxication, Boone window peeping, Huddleson disorderly conduct, Felton public intoxication, Connelly disregarding signal, Leap Jr petit larceny with jail term and suspension. Hart’s and Moore’s actions on warrants were dismissed on prosecutor motion.
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Frankton
Delamoy Franklin Moore
Clifford St
Chester Maurice Boone
Lynn St
Anc
Daniel C. Huddleson
Orestes
Richard Earl Felton
W. Sth
Edward R. Smith
James Connelly
Fletcher St
Glenn Leap, Jr
Madison Ave
Petit Larceny
Shirley Girl Wed In Church
Shirley Miss Beverly Jean Benge daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Benge Rt 1 Shirley and Joseph Frank Irwin son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Irwin Ken ward were married last Sunday afternoon in the Shirley Methodist Church. Rev Paul Trumbauer officiated with Doris Lee of Greensboro as pianist and Mrs George Smiley as soloist. The matron of honor was Linda Marie Byers of Indianapolis with bridesmaids Mary Rose and Laura Elaine Irwin. Best man Gerald Harding Shelbyville with ushers Kenneth Perry and Lawrence Welsh Knightstown. A reception for 125 followed in the church dining room. The bride, a 1957 Kennard High School graduate, works for Indiana Insurance Co. in Indianapolis. The groom, a 1956 Knightstown High School graduate, is employed in Indianapolis. They will reside at Kennard after a weeklong wedding trip to Michigan.
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Shirley
Beverly Jean Benge
Merle Benge
Joseph Frank Irwin
Joseph A. Irwin
Ken
Ward
Shirley Methodist Church
Paul Trumbauer
Doris Lee
Greensboro
George Smiley
Kennard
Linda Marie Byers
Indianapolis
Mary Rose
Laura Elaine Irwin
Gerald Harding
Shelbyville
Kenneth Perry
Lawrence Welsh
Knightstown
Kennard High School
Indiana Insurance Co
Irwin
Knightstown High School
Michigan
Quarry Motion Is Overruled In Lapel Contempt Case
Circuit Court Judge Rus sell E Stewart over ruled a motion by Standard Materials of Lapel to specify a contempt action against the quarry firm The case stems from Lapel residents protesting blasting in violation of a 1948 injunction Further hearings are set for Wednesday in Circuit Court New suits filed include partition quiet title and divorce actions across multiple parties and courts
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Standard Materials Company of Lapel
Town Board of Lapel
Russell E. Stewart
William Byer
Lapel
John Scott
Anderson
Fred I. Windlan
Pauline B. Windlan
Beckman
Saline County
Kansas
Superior Court
Barbara L. Singer
James Singer
Oliver Sp
John's Furniture Store, Inc
Roosevelt Boyd
Replevin
Johnson and Austin
Andy Daulton
Lyman V. Daulton
Larry Pettigrew
Robert Pettigrew
Anderson City Court
Salyer and Woolbert
New York Jaywalker crackdown starts
New York patrolmen hand out warning leaflets as education begins for jaywalking rules. A million leaflets to be distributed before enforcement starts August 8, with fines to follow for violators. An officer noted locals rush and out of towners stop at red lights.
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New York
Auto Makers End 1958 Model Output
Buick becomes first to finish 1958 model output and start 1959 models on Aug. 18 with July 7 component work. Industry produced 92,193 cars last week, up from 84,436. total to June 28 at 2,233,145 versus 3,368,843 in 1957.
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Detroit
Buick
YMCA Luncheons and Dinners Schedule Listed
Today at the YMCA a series of luncheons and club meetings is planned including Rotary Exchange Altrusa and Mounds Kiwanis at noon. Evening events cover Kappa Delta Phi at 7 30 and a full swim schedule for boys and girls starting nine in the morning and running through two in the afternoon with life saving and lobby tournaments.
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Rotary
Altrusa
Mounds Kiwanis
Kappa Delta Phi
New Robbery Twist Probed by Anderson Police
Detectives from the Anderson Police Department arrest a 47 year old woman and two 18 year old youths, with a 16 year old boy, alleging they joined an older supervisor to rob recently deceased residents. They allegedly stole a cedar cabinet, furniture, blankets and dishes from homes at 218 East 14th Street and 2326 Jackson Street. Police seek owners of these homes for identification and contact. A separate case involves a strong arm robbery of James Tanner at 1509 Forkner Street, where a gold watch and 115 dollars were taken, under investigation by Detective Isaac Weatherly Sr. The text notes a quip about rare jewels versus diamonds.
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Anderson Police Department
Elmer Rouse
Rube Cox
Paul Corya
Noble Higgins
E. 14Th St
Jackson St
James Tanner
Forkner St
Presbyterian Women End Convention Adjourns Worldwide Delegates
The Presbyterian Women's Organizations will adjourn after a week long session in Lafayette Indiana drawing about five thousand delegates from around the world. Ghana's ambassador Daniel A Chapman urged diplomats to uphold the yardstick of Christ and address colonialism as a major global tension factor. Queen Elizabeth II visits a coal mine in Rothes Scotland descending 1700 feet to observe miners at work and enduring wet conditions during a belt loading demonstration with Prince Philip and the Countess of Euston.
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Lafayette
Ind
Presbyterian Women's Organizations
Daniel A. Chapman
Ghana
United States
United Nations
Chapman
Rothes
Scotland
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Countess of
Euston
Red Cross Election Set At Madison County Chapter
Two Anderson men William F Hovermale and Noland Hughes attend a two week workshop on the annual meeting of the Madison County Chapter of the American Red Cross. A disaster dinner is planned with speaker Harvey H Klein and canteen instruction by Mrs Noch Drumm. Reservations advised before July 7.
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Anderson
William F. Hovermale
Noland Hughes
Madison County
Chamber of Commerce
American Red Cross
Michigan State University
YWCA
Sar Yery
Julian Glazer
Red Cross
Noch Drumm
Harvey H. Klein
Montgomery
Dayton
Ohio
Klein
New York City
Hovermale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Hughes
Portland Chamber of Commerce
United States
Alex Women To Belgium World Fair Tour Honors Given
Mrs Eva Adams and Mrs Everett Judd of Alexandria were honored at Mechanicsburg before their July 5 departure to Belgium for the World Fair. The pair will fly from Idlewild Airport July 7 and visit 10 countries, visiting relatives during the Belgium tour.
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Alex
Belgium
Aleandria
Eva Adams
Everett Judd
Alexandria
Kelley Rawlings
Mechanicsburg
Gordon
Svensden
David
Mary
Sweetser
Don Nash
Karen
Donetta
James Judd
Laurie
Orestes
Roy Thompson
Fromm
Idlewild
New York
Judd
Adams
Super Shell Power Pack Boosts Anti Knock in Engines
The aviation power pack provides higher octane to prevent knock, but modern engines require more than anti knock alone to avoid performance issues and optimize efficiency.
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Super Shell
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Prosser’s Boat Club
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Betty Nicum
Doris Ann Richards
Ralph S. Thompson
Dean E. Richards
Bertha B. Miller
Eugene Phipps
Russell J. Dean
City Works Board
Dean
Phillip L. Bayt
House of Representatives
Valparaiso, Ind
Lake Michigan
Ogden Dunes
Auto Makers
YMCA
Use Bulletin-Herald
Presbyterian
Chamber
Warsaw
Christ
Winona Lake
Bob Davenport
Taylor University
Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
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Mississippi
Salling
Jackson Ph
Acels
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