Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

Page 1

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1957

Page

1

Mass funeral march follows Louisiana hurricane toll figures

Lake Charles reports 267 dead at the receiving center with total feared near 500 as Cameron parish lies uninhabitable. Red Cross officials warn returning residents face disease risk while cleanup and rebuilding await weeks of water and sewage restoration.

Louisiana Lake Charles Val Peterson Eisenhower Cnerl Washington Cameron Don Stout Atlanta Red Cross

House Committee Cuts Foreign Military Aid by 622 Million

The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 22 to 6 to slash 622.667 million dollars from Eisenhower's foreign military and economic aid package, authorizing 3.242 billion for the coming year. It also approved 1.5 billion for allied military aid and kept the emergency fund at 250 million, with a three year development loan plan capped at 500 million per year. Chairman Gordon called the cuts a tightening of requests and urged floor action next week.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Eisenhower Senate House House Committee Thomas S. Gordon Ill

Hot Fourth of July Weather and Flood Impact Across Indiana

Forecasters predict a hot humid Fourth of July with light showers in places. White River floods ease, Spencer flood crest expected, Red Cross provides relief for 50 people at Spencer armory. Indianapolis north end sees thousands return to water damaged homes. Speedway City remains largely uninhabitable after the worst flood since 1913.

White River Athletic Park Spencer Indianapolis Red Cross Spencer Armory Speedway City Clay County

Juvenile Center Is Dedicated in Anderson

Formal dedication and open house mark the opening of the City-County Juvenile Center at 122 E 8th St Anderson. Speakers include Rev Kenneth Lash and officials from juvenile court and city county government. Cost shared with the city paying 10000 and the county 20000 for the 30000 project.

Kenneth Lash First Baptist Church George A. Harris East Lynn E. 8Th St Anderson Juvenile Department City of Anderson Val Clear Harold Gallagher William Harper Ted Stewart

FourYearOld Ernie Koop Dimes Vanish in Downtown Adventure

Four year old Ernie Koop wandered downtown with saved dimes and spent them in penny weighing machines and other vending slots. His parents located him after the coins had disappeared, leaving him funfully occupied with the machines.

Ernie Koop Ernie

Rent That Lake Cottage Through A Want Ad

Vacation planners can reserve or buy lake cabins by renting through Classifieds in the Bulletin and Herald. An example ad highlights a Four room cottage on Little Barbee with screened porch and reasonable price. Weekly cottage rentals are advised to maximize exposure, with a daily Want Ads readout and a phone number to place ads.

Bulletin and Herald Little Barbee

Government offices to close for four day Independence holiday

Madison County courthouse and other city offices will close from Thursday evening to Monday morning. County clerk Joseph Armington says the clerk’s office stays open Wednesday evening to 5 PM while others close at 4 PM. Banks post offices and downtown stores will observe the four day weekend starting July 4.

Madison County Joseph Armington City Hall

Handley asks aides to seek jobs for GOP loyalists

Indiana Governor Handley urged department heads to place several hundred loyal GOP supporters in jobs. State Chairman Matthews says no mass layoffs and payroll won't rise, as Handley aims to strengthen the party for 1958. Cast named to the Indiana Toll Road Commission at $5,000 a year, succeeding Enlow as term ends.

Indianapolis Handley Robert Matthews Matthews Craig GOP Handle George Craig

Three Year Old Traffic Victim Improves

Thomas Platt Jr., 3, son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Platt, is described as still on the critical list but a lot better at St. John's Hospital after being struck by an automobile three miles north of Anderson on Ind 9. Ray G. Richards of Indianapolis drove the car and the boy suffered a fractured skull, broken leg and internal injuries.

Thomas Platt Jr Thomas Platt St. John’s Hospital Anderson Ind. 9 Ray G. Richards Indianapolis

200 Guardsmen To Aid Holiday Traffic In Indiana

Nearly 200 Indiana National Guardsmen were assigned to reduce Fourth of July traffic accidents. They will patrol highways in radio equipped vehicles from Wednesday night through Sunday, supplementing state, county and city police. Officials hope flooding the highways with patrols during the 102 hour period will cut crashes.

Ndianapolis Indiana National Guardsmen

Retirement of Anderson City Court deputy clerk Ella Clendenin

Mrs. Ella Whitton Clendenin, long time public servant and former Indiana Women's Democratic Club president, announces retirement effective Wednesday. A luncheon will honor her in the city court staff. Virginia Stottlemeyer will assume the deputy clerk duties next Monday.

Ella Whitton Clendenin Anderson City Indiana Women's Democrat Club Clendenin Madison County Democratic Central Committee Ernest W. Coburn Coburn Anderson Township John A. Boone Democratic Party Indiana Women’s Democratic Club Order of Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary Eagles Auxiliary Cobuin Virginia Stottlemeyer

Wheat crop support unchanged at $2 a bushel farm rate

The Agriculture Department said the support rate for this year's wheat crop stays at the $2 a bushel farm price, the level tentatively set last year.

Washington Agriculture Department

British Bloc Seeks Peiping In Arms Pact

London reports that ten British Commonwealth nations urged including Red China in final disarmament negotiations. US hints at two changes to its nuclear truce plan, seeking a test ban by 1957-58 if Russia agrees to cut production by 1959 and a three nation declaration limiting atomic use to self defense.

United States Russia Britain Harold E. Aa United Nations Disarmament Commission London Red China Peiping China U. N

Madison County ARC aids ten flood families

Robert Hallam reports ten Madison County families affected by the flood are receiving Red Cross assistance from the local chapter. Volunteers are on duty around the clock with shelter arranged at the Church of God Camp Grounds if dikes fail.

Robert Hallam Madison County Red Cross Steel Smith Church of God Park Place Hallam Madison

Hoffa Defense Seeks Mistrial Over Racial Views Testimony

Defense lawyers in the Jimmy Hoffa bribery conspiracy trial moved for a mistrial alleging that the star witness Cheasty made racial remarks that prejudiced the jury. Judge Matthews planned to rule the next day as prosecutors argued the cross examination prompted the issue.

Washington Jimmy Hoffa U. S Midwest Teamsters Union Hyman J. Fischbach Miami Tallahassee Florida Maher Cheasty Williams Hoffa Fischbach

Mogilner Bond Posts $36,000 Bond In Indiana Highway Scandal

Arthur Mogilner, a central figure in Indiana highway bribery inquiries, surrendered at Marion County Jail and posted $36,000 bond. He faces a 12 count indictment alleging bribes tied to state equipment contracts during Gov. Craig's administration and declined to discuss his connections or motives.

Indianapolis Arthur Mogilner Marion County John Royse Mogilner Smith Moginner Craig William Sayer Elmer Doc) Sherwood

Switchman Will Get Medal for Heroism

Evansville Indiana radar switchman Herman J. Schaefer 34 will receive the Presidential Medal of Honor for a 1954 on the job act when he pulled 3 year old Timothy Roberson from death. The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad worker saved the boy during a grave peril, earning the nation’s highest honor.

Evansville Ind Herman J. Schaefer Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Timothy Roberson

Eisenhower marks 41st wedding anniversary with golf

President Eisenhower celebrated his 41st anniversary with 18 holes of golf at the Gettysburg country club and a quiet lunch at his farm home with Mrs. Eisenhower. Telegrams from friends worldwide poured in while golfing partners praised his 250 yard drive. The couple wed on July 1, 1916 in Denver.

Gettysburg Eisenhower Eisenhowers Country Club D D. Heaton Walter Reed Army Medical Center Arthur S. Nevins Heaton Denver

Fireworks crowd marks opening night at fair

A large crowd at Athletic Park witnessed a 30 minute fireworks display by the Free Fair Association. Officials reported favorable prospects for the fair despite flooded parking areas. Childrens bicycle races were postponed to later in the week. Water pumps from city departments kept busy pumping water from the track and infield. Harness racing starts tonight with a record field of horses entered and runs through next Friday. Annual Children’s Day events are set for today with guests from Madison and Knightstown Homes.

Athletic Park Free Fair Association Free Fair Fire Department Sewage Department City Water Department Earl McCarel Treas Urer Fair Association Madison County Children’s Home Knightstown Fair Board Hector Kirk Speed McCarel Kirk Hal Kelley Montpelier Walter Hughes Charles Armington Kenneth Foust John Benefiel Ward Davis John Sokol H. B. Wilson Lowell J. van Metre Robert Wherle Portland Kenneth Hall

New Arrivals Born at St. Johns Hospital

At St John s Hospital new births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Godwah 826 W Lith St a son to Mr and Mrs George Schmitz 327 W Vineyard St a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kirby Buck 625 W 24th St a son to Mr and Mrs Jerome Kelly Noblesville a son to Mr and Mrs John Fuller Alexandria and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carlis Hummel Chesterfield and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Billy Haston 1204 Indiana Ave

St. John’s Hospital Robert Godwah W. Lith George Schmitz W. Vineyard St Kirby Buck W. 24Th St Jerome Kelly Noblesville John Fuller Lexandria Carlis Hummel Chesterfield Billy Haston Indiana Ave

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pres Wea Pepe Licera Rae Committee Chops Albert B. Hermann Republican National Committee Meade Alcorn Hermann Bethesda Felix Stump Far East Pacific Pearl Harbor Hawaii Gordon 8Th St Nursery Rd Mother Nature Herald Worthington Greencastle Hulman Bed Terre Haute A. D. Luers Vigo County U. S. 40 Lafayette Tippecanoe County Associated Press Elliston By Wally Falk City Court Inns Retirement County Arc Chapter Brooklyn Committee FBI Daniel B. Maher National Assn. For ‘Advancement of Colored People Switchman Mamie Harold S. Zeis
Search Courier

Search the Anderson Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anderson Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication