Four Hungarians Deported From United States to Austria
A family of four Hungarians who arrived Dec 26 and sought asylum were deported after immigration officials said the parents Geza Haranyi 34 and Anna Haranyi 27 hid Communist ties. The couple and their two sons Geza Jr 4 and Tamas 3 were sent aboard Pan Am to Paris en route to Austria. A fifth Hungarian Lajos Barath 45 a Gary Ind steelworker who entered Jan 16 was also sent back after being accused of falsifying papers.
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New York
Hungary
Haranyis
Chicago
Lajos Barath
Gary
Ind
United States
James MacArthur a Actor and Licensed Electrician
James MacArthur is noted as a talented actor and a licensed electrician. His mother is stage star Helen Hayes.
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James MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Anderson Man In 24th Division In Korea
Pfc. Carl W. Ward of Anderson Indiana serves in the 24th Infantry Division in Korea. Ward, 18, is assigned to Tank Company of the 21st Regiment after entering the Army in October 1955 and basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He is a senior at Anderson High School.
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Korea
Carl W. Ward
E. Vineyard St
Anderson
Ind
24Th Infantry Division
Ward
Fort Leonard Wood
Anderson High School
Indiana rural letter carriers elect Millersburg man president
The Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association closed its 55th annual convention at Wabash College in Crawfordsville after electing William D. a. of Millersburg as president.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Assn
Wabash College
William D. A
Millersburg
Local Livestock and Grain Prices Report
A brief market roundup lists weights from 200 to 300 pounds and sows with calves alongside grain prices for soybeans and corn. The text also mentions poultry items from Anderson with heavy hens and Fries under 4 pounds and notes current egg receipts. A Columbia University survey ranks Lewis Carroll and Mark Twain as favorites among U.S. library readers.
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Columbia University
U.S
Lewis Carroll
Mark Twain
Wheat Prices Decline on Harvest Hopes and Weather
Wheat futures slipped more than two cents on signals of farmers resuming harvest while corn and soybeans rose on forecasts of smaller crops. Prices fell amid clear Southwest Midwest weather and expectations of winter wheat combining over the holiday weekend. Seminole Indians in the Florida Everglades reportedly predict hurricanes months in advance, with weather bureau records showing a high accuracy rate.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
G. M. Galvin
Francis I. duPont & Co
Florida Everglades
Weather Bureau
Shares Score Sharp Rise On Market Pre Fourth of July Surge
The stock market surged with the strongest advance since June 11 driven by good news on President Eisenhower's recovery. The Associated Press 60 stock average rose to 185.30 and the NYSE listed value surged about 1.86 billion dollars as volume reached 2.72 million shares.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Associated Press
Senate
House
American Stock Exchange
Corporate bond market closes higher on light pre holiday trade
The corporate bond market edged up on average before a holiday. Government bonds drifted lower in thin over the counter trading with losses up to a fraction of a point. Rails and utilities rose while industrials and investment quality issues eased. Convertibles mostly higher with gains to $8 and more. Trading volume on the Big Board totaled 4.92 million dollars, down from 5.28 million Tuesday.
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New York
U. S
Dry goods trade slows in New York markets before holidays
Dry goods trade in New York shows subdued activity as flu influences curb textile markets. Dealers note small cotton print cloth and sheetings sales for quick delivery. Converters show little rayon interest due to holidays and annual mill vacations. No feature in wool goods.
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New York
Steers Reach top of 28 dollars in Chicago cattle trade
Slaughter steers topped at 28.00, highest since June 5, in a steadyish market. Hogs moved 2% higher to 20.75 for large lots, while cows and bulls eased up to 25 cents. Yearlings and lambs stayed active and fully steady as receipts rose to about 14 000 head.
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Chicago
Indiana hog and cattle market prices report
Advancements of 25 to 75 cents were shown for butcher hogs with bulk 190 to 250 pound barrows at 19.75 to 20.25 dollars and lighter loads around 15.50 to 18 for pigs. Steers and heifers mostly steady to strong with ranges from 18 to 24.25 dollars for good to choice, cows 11 to 15, bulls 15 to 19, and spring lambs 18.50 to 23.50.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Waitress Fired Up After Uncollected Dinner Check
In La Jolla California waitress Mary Pullock finished her shift and drove home six miles. She found an uncollected dinner check in her purse, rushed back to the table, and found the late diners still sitting. One diner asked for more coffee.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Mary Pullock
Canadian World War II discharge payments total 303 million
Canadian veterans received about 303 million dollars in discharge payments. Of the amount claimed, around 60 percent went to furniture and home repairs.
Real Estate and Personal Property Auctions listed in Roseceny
A series of auctions scheduled across July including Realtate at 1215 Madison Ave led by Elebert Whelchel, executor sales by Norman L. Tappan at 229 W 14th St Egg Hood, Leo F. Michael at 1515 Arrow Ave with H. D. Kirk, Hyatt Harris household goods at 3631 Columbus Ave with Elbert Frazee, and Jim Dunlap at 235 W. School St with Elbert H. Whelchel as auctioneer.
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Roseceny
Realtate
Madison Ave
Elebert Whelchel
Norman L. Tappan
14Th St
Egg Hood
Leo F. Michael
Arrow Ave
H. D. Kirk
Two Madison County 4-Hers to Attend State Conservation Camp
Richard Fish and David Pennington were chosen to attend the 1957 State 4-H Club Conservation Camp at Hassmer Hill 4-H Club Camp in Versailles Indiana. The selection honors their achievements in county conservation projects and commitment to 4-H work.
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Madison County
Hassmer Hill
Versailles
Ind
Richard Fish
David Pennington
4 H Committee To Discuss Camp Plans Monday
On Monday July 8 the 4H Camp committee will meet at 8 p m in the county extension office at Anderson. The committee will discuss transportation education and recreation for the 4 H Camp to be held at Shakamak State Park July 21 24. Junior leaders from the June 8 11 training at Shakamak State Park will assist in organizing the camp. Members listed include Carole Richardson Barbara Baker Susan Alexander Margaret Lamper Joyce Hoover Donna Kreegar Jay Stickler Billie Michael and Bill Kerr.
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Anderson
Shakamak State Park
Carole Richardson
Barbara Baker
Susan Alexander
Margaret Lamper
Joyce Hoover
Donna Kreegar
Jay Stickler
Billie Michael
Bill Kerr
Permit Issued For Grain Elevator at Summitville
County Building Inspector Everett Johnson issued a permit for a $115,000 grain elevator and farm supply store by the Madison County Farm Bureau at Summitville. A nearby site was rezoned for the project by the County Planning Commission.
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Everett Johnson
Madison County Farm Bureau
Summitville
County Planning Commission
Perkinsville WSCS Will Meet Tuesday
Perkinsville Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Perkinsville Methodist Church for a pitch in supper and family night. Hostesses are Mesdames Genevieve Bracken Fern Johnson and Iva Rinker. Mrs Minnie Ackles is president. Cork can be stripped from an evergreen tree without killing the tree.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Genevieve Bracken
Fern Johnson
Iva Rinker
Minnie Ackles
Myrtle Gentry
Elwood
Karl Gentry
Near Here
Nora French
Dorothy French
Norma Neese
Mildred Olvey
Anderson
Pearl Hill
John Siepel
Greenfield
Alice Wake
Gladys Bookout
Detroit
Carrie Brown
Carl Brown
Robert Busby
Fred Patterson
Busby
Patterson
Fern Busby
June Goldsberry
Mary Miller
Florida Kin Attend Henry Frazier Rites
Henry C. Frazier died Sunday at his daughter’s home in North Vernon after thirty years in Alexandria. Funeral held at Dodd Funeral Home Paris Crossing. Survived by wife Emma Dunkin Frazier. three daughters Ruth Shortland Edna Malcomb Edith Wilkerson. one son Robert Frazier. four nieces 15 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. The Rev Floyd Murphy and family return this week. Sunday services led by Rev William Chapman in his absence.
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Florida Station
Henry C. Frazier
Edna Malcomb
North Vernon
William
Frazier
Alexandria
James B. Frazier
Dodd Funeral
Paris Crossing
Emma Dunkin Frazier
Ruth Shortand
Edith Wilkerson
Indianapolis
Robert Frazier
Pettigrew
Ben Seybert
Lee Gray
Cincinnati
Nell LaCouver
Grand Rapids
Mich
Floyd Murphy
Florida Evangelistic Church
Jackson HD Club Plans Park Picnic in Shady Side Park
Perkinsville Jackson Township Home Demonstration Club schedules a Tuesday 11 am picnic at Shady Side Park Anderson with legal facts lesson led by Mrs. Robert Littrell and Mrs. James Hall. Club hosts include Mrs. Oakley Hughes and Miss Reba Coy. Mrs. William Foley serves as president.
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Perkinsville
Jackson Township
Shadyside Park
Anderson
Robert Littrell
James Hall
Oakley Hughes
Reba Coy
William Foley
William Harmon
Earl Presser
Near Here
Handy Hands Club
Marion
Wayne McClintock
Doug Banning
George Deaver
James Humphrey
John Humphrey
George Lay
Hear
Steve Teeters
Prairie Baptist Vicinity
Charles Neese
Paul Downey
Nez Teeters
Steve
Joyce Ann Neese
Kathleen Downey
Near Prairie
Near Prairie Bapists
Prairie Baptist Farmerette Home Demonstration Club
Falls Park
Pendleton
Victor Foland
Harrison Davis
Near Frankton
Foland
Harold Closser
Frankton WSCS Meeting Highlights At Church
The Women Society of Christian Service met in the Methodist Church basement with Mrs. Ivan Waymire as hostess. A mock radio broadcast on the Philippines was led by Mrs. George Sprague, Miss Lou Ann Drake played accordion, and Mrs. John Ackerman sang. Twenty four members and one guest attended. Refreshments followed. They then sewed on June 27 in preparation for the September Fall Festival. Attending visitors included Mrs. Clara G. Brandon Mrs. Alice B. Rice Miss Margaret Aker Mrs. Oscar Smith and daughter Constance of New Philadelphia Ohio. Mr. Smith recuperating after surgery at St John’s Hospital Anderson.
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Frankton
Women Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Ivan Waymire
Philippines
George Sprague
Lou Ann Drake
John Ackerman
Bill Gordon
Clara G. Brandon
Alice B. Rice
Margaret Aker
Oscar §. Smith
Constance
New Philadelphia
Ohio
A. M. Bowman
Estey B. Shoemaker
T. William A. Smith
Daleville
Smith
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Grunion Run Draws Carlifornia Couple at Del Mar Beach
At Del Mar California Ralph Dixon and his wife scavenged the shore for grunion during spawning. They dug in the sand and scooped up the fish. Mrs Dixon home in her ap meal. Carried enough ron for a nice
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del Mar
Calif
California
Ralph Dixon
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