GOP Leader Attacks Steel Price Rise
House Republican leader Leslie Arends blasted steel price hikes as ignoring Eisenhower’s restraint appeal. He warned the $6 a ton increase could fuel anti inflation controls and said the industry risks public backlash if wage and price moves trigger action. Treasury Secretary Humphrey assessed broader cost pressures from the rise.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Leslie Arends
Illinois
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Humphrey
Russell B. Long
D-La
Arends
Congress
Senate
National Steel Corp
Alexandria Soldier Named Enlisted Aide for a Day at Fort Riley
Army Private First Class Richard L. Hurst from Alexandria Indiana was chosen to serve as Enlisted Aide for a Day to the commander of the 1st Division's 26th Infantry at Fort Riley Kansas. Hurst, 22, lives with wife Marilyn in Abilene Kansas and is assigned to Headquarters Company of the infantry's 1st Battle Group. He enlisted in September 1955 and is a graduate of Alexandria High School.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Richard L. Hurst
Marilyn
N. E
Seventh St
Abilene
26Th Infantry
Infantry
1St Battle Group
Hurst
Marion H. Hurst
Route 1
Alexandria
Ind
Alexandria High School
Morrow Addresses Noon Kiwanis Club
Carl F. Morrow former Anderson Kiwanis president spoke at a noon YMCA meeting during July 4 Week urging awakening schoolchildren to loyalty to the American flag. Cecil Carmichael thanked him. Kent Priest and Darwin Pearson were inducted. William Schofield reported on the Atlantic City national convention and club growth.
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Carl F. Morrow
Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Morrow
Cecil Carmichael
Kent Priest
Darwin Pearson
Enoch Drumm
William Schofield
Atlantic City
Indiana scholars win Ford Foundation scholarships
The Ford Foundation named Dr. Arthur Schweitzer and William R. Gardner winners for 1957 58. Schweitzer, of the Indiana Department of Economics, will use his grant to complete a book on the German war economy 1936 44. Gardner will study the Canadian dollar from 1950 56.
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Bloomington
Ford Foundation
Arthur Schweitzer
William R. Gardner
Indiana Department of Economics
Morley Meredith Set for Starlight Carousel in Indianapolis
Morley Meredith will star as Billy Bigelow in Starlight’s Carousel, August 6 through 11 in Indianapolis. The Winnipeg native previously thrilled Starlight audiences as Emile Dubecque in South Pacific and has starred with the New York City Opera and in light opera shows such as The Student Prince and Knickerbocker Holiday. Other Starlight Musicals this season include The Pajama Game July 9-14, The Desert Song July 16-21, Wonderful Town July 23-28, and Damn Yankees August 20-25.
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Morley Meredith
Starlight
Emile Dubecque
South Pacific
Indianapolis
Billy Bigelow
Winnipeg
Canada
Kansas City
New York City Opera Co
Knickerbocker Helido
Debby Rotruck Enrolled in Washington University Summer Classes
Miss Debby Ann Rotruck of 326 W 9th St Anderson is among 3 250 students enrolled in Washington University summer courses announced by Chancellor Ethan A H Shepley. Summer school runs two five week sessions through August 30.
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ST. Louis
Debby Ann Rotruck
W. 9Th St
Anderson
Washington University
Ethan A. H. Shepley
Army clears way for Girard to wed Japanese fiancée
Specialist 3C William Girard, 21, of Illinois, will marry Haru Candy Sueyama, 27, at Camp Whittington near Tokyo after U S Army clearance. The wedding follows a legal dispute stemming from a January 30 firing range shooting of a Japanese woman, with Maj. Stanley Levin noting the ceremony is tentatively set for Friday at 3 p m.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
U. S. Army
William Girard
Haru Candy Sueyama
Army
Tokyo
Girard
Candy
1St Cavalry Division
Maj
Stanley Levin
Levin
Local Baptists Attend 35th Assembly at Green Lake
Members of Baptist churches nationwide attend the American Baptist Assembly in Green Lake Wisconsin this week. Local delegates include Mr and Mrs Donald Learner Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks and Mr and Mrs Alfred Gaul. The conference marks the 35th anniversary conclave of the national organization.
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American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wisc
Donald Learner
Fred Brooks
Alfred Gaul
Mounds Kiwanians To Hear Morrow Tonight
Former judge Carl Morrow, past president of the Anderson Kiwanis Club, will deliver a Fourth of July address to Mounds Kiwanis members at 6 p.m. in the YMCA. He will present a patriotic program and a directors meeting will follow.
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Carl Morrow
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Mounds Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Morrow
Eisenhower to spend quiet Fourth at White House
President Eisenhower will observe a quiet Fourth of July at the White House. He recently enjoyed a four day weekend at his Gettysburg farm and will return there for the weekend after the national holiday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Land O'Lakes
Wis
Milton S. Eisenhower
King’s Gateway Resort
Johns Hopkins University
University Hospital
Army Denies Secret Data Thefts In House Hearing
Maj. Gen. Guy S. Meloy Jr told the House Government Information subcommittee that he has never heard of secret information being purloined from military files. He noted many stories come from alert reporting and admitted removing material from secrecy classifications is a tough backlog to clear.
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Washington
Army
Public Information
Guy S. Meloy Jr
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Loyd Wright
Government Security
Wright
Amerasia
Meley
Pentagon
Meloy
Lions Meeting For Thursday Cancelled
The Anderson Lions Club cancelled the Thursday meeting due to the Fourth of July holiday. The next meeting will be July 11 with newly installed officers taking duties. The Board of Directors will hold a regular meeting next Monday evening. U. S. Farmers used 16 billion gallons of crude oil in 1955.
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Anderson Lions Club
U. S
New Roads Official Takes Over Authority
Gov Handley gave full authority to George Foster new executive director of the State Highway Department to carry out administration policy. Foster former Michigan highway administrator hired for the post at 18000 dollars a year. The move places Foster in virtual command though the Highway Commission remains governing body.
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Indianapolis
Handley
George Foster
State Highway Department
Foster
Michigan
State Highway Commission
Commission
John Peters
Wisconsin
Power pack for optimal octane under all driving conditions
A power pack automatically supplies the octane needed by a car in any driving condition. It enables maximum acceleration from a standing start and beyond.
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Kiwanis Club
Morley Meredith Will
U.S
Agance i
Schenley
Fluewe
Schenleu
Gowenley Distillers CO
New Roads
Charles M Maddox
Eugene Bodine
Ike
Super
Super Shell
Shell
Shell Research
Jackson
Bob Brown
13Th and Meridian
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