Scranton Bids For Wheat Area Support
Gov. William Scranton seeks North Dakota and South Dakota GOP votes at the convention amid criticism of Goldwater and Democratic farm policy. He argues for a practical farm program with price supports, exports, and rural development, citing rising Agriculture Department spending and a low parity ratio. Nearby notes mention three 1951 Cleveland champions holding strong pitching totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N.D
UPS
William W. Scranton
Barry M. Goldwater
Scranton
North Dakota
Red River Valley
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Agriculture Department
Second Man Held In Gary Death Case
Gary Indiana police hold Dell Henderson Stout and Duane Milton Kelly on preliminary murder charges in the slaying of Dorothy Klahn. Witness statements and prior sex offenses tied to the suspects are under investigation. Evidence including a sweater, fingernail file, blood-stained shorts and a slipper were sent to the Indiana crime lab for tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary, Ind
UPI
City
Dorothy Klahn
Dell Henderson Stout
Duane Milton Kelly
Kelly
City In
Deective
Edward Barsley
Stout
Indidianapolis
Barsley
Hughes Plans State Funds Switch To Time Deposits
Indiana state treasurer Robert E. Hughes readies a transfer of 5 to 8 million dollars from inactive non-interest accounts to time deposit certificates within ten days. He aims to maximize revenue for the state and will seek approval from the State Board of Finance. He noted 21 state banks were notified of a 7.185 million dollar transfer between accounts earning 1 percent.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Robert E. Hughes
Indiana
State Board of Finance
Goveror Welsh
Dorothy Gardner
Hughes
Evansville
Tax Rules Have No State Effect in Indiana
Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers ruled that federal income tax regulations do not affect Indiana gross income tax rules. He said the state legislature cannot delegate its powers to Congress or the IRS, and adopting another sovereignty's statutes would abdicate Indiana legislative authority over state matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Edwin K. Steers
Indiana
Congress
United States Internal Revenue Service
Steers
Inan C. Courtney
Indiana Department of Rrvenue
General Assembly
United States
Holiday traffic toll climbs with multiple Indiana fatalities
A Friday night two car crash near Wabash raises Indiana's holiday highway death toll to six with a fourth person hospitalized. Names include James E. Alder and Thomas J. Holtman both 19, plus Barbara Holtman in critical condition and Robert White 19 who died en route. Additional deaths include Reese Henry Nicholas 79 in Jay County and Imal Clark 42 near Straughn. Safety officials fear 13 more may die before the holiday ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Indiana
U.S
Robert C. Watson
James E. Alder
Logansport
Thomas Joseph Holtman
Indianapolis
Alder
Holtman
Robert Francis White
Wabash County
Barbara
Jay County
Reese Henry Nicholas
Kenneth Mincer
Ridgeville
Portland
Nicholas
Mincer
Jay County Hospital
Earl Friday
Truc
U.S. 40
Straughn
Imal Clark
Dublin
George W. Grant, Jr
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ill
U.S. 41
Kentland
Joseph Reille
Bedford
Hoosier
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns and Community
Dismissals include Mrs Lillian Borton Alverton Mrs Stella Hickerson Brock Apts Richard Bailey Rt 1 Mrs Dorothy Cookman and daughter Rt 3 Walter Carpenter 1205 W 6th Bruce Starks 1525 Winding lay etc. The long roster names many individuals and their addresses as discharged from St Johns Hospital and Community facility.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lillian Borton
Alverton
Stella Hickerson
Brock Apts
Richard Bailey
Dorothy Cookman
Walter Carpenter
Bruce Starks
Windinglay
Marie Phillips
Orth
Mabel Jackson
Coimbus
Charles Mahaffey
Doris Zuber and
Daugher
Mac
Diana Russell and Son
Thornwood
Beverly Hart
Pendleton
Jesse Shull
Elwood
Inez Gardner
Vineyard St
Baile Ave
Pamela Nowlin
Chestereld
Russell Lowry
Marion
Michael Everett
Candy Lunsford
Earl
Ramona Strobel
Heridan
Stanley Hutchinson
Penleton
Eva Lacey
Lori Williams
Axus
Nancy Neeley
Harland J. Behnke
Lutherans Oppose Public Schools Religion Move
A Lutheran study group urged 6200 congregations to leave religion to the home and parish and support public schools for general education. The Board of Parish Education said Christian education is provided by the home and parish, not by schools, and that school-based efforts cannot achieve its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Lutheran Church In America
Board of Parish Education
Supreme Court
Christan Education
Pacific Typhoon Betty Threatens No Immediate Philippine Impact
Betty's peak winds reached 98 mph as it moved slowly across the western Pacific. UPI reports it poses no immediate threat to the Philippines while lingering 500 miles northeast and possibly edging toward Formosa. In Indiana, Vigo County Treasurer Paul D. Sheehan, age 61, died after a weeklong heart ailment. He had served 22 years of his four year term.
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Manila
UPI
Betty
Pacific
U.S. Navy
Philippines
Winnie
Formosa
Des Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County
Paul D. Sheehan
St. Anthony's Hospital
Water use per person rises from 90 to 145 gallons
New York data show daily water demand per person climbing from about 90 gallons in 1920 to an average of 145 gallons now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bells across the nation mark independence anniversary
A bell ringing event in Philadelphia will trigger chimes and carillons nationwide to observe the anniversary of American independence. The ceremony continues from page one with significance tied to the nation’s founding and historical remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Johnson Urges Court Test of Negro Bloc Vote Policy
The Texas White House reports President discussed the bill by phone with Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson. Johnson says the measure should be tested in court before enforcement. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP advocates voluntary compliance while Charles Evers plans to file a Justice Department complaint over registration discrepancies at Hinds County courthouse.
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Thurmond
Texas White House
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
White House
New York
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Charles Evers
Jackson
Justice Department
Hinds County
Evers
Jamboree Leadership Named for Area Scouts
Zirkle notes Jamboree sights aiding boys in belonging to a great youth movement and pre training for Valley Forge. Scoutmasters Bruce Kildow of Alexandria and Doug Smith of Chesterfield lead, with Assistants from Anderson Noblesville and New Castle.
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Zirkle
Free World
Valley Forge
Bruce Kildow
Alexandria
Doug Smith
Chesterfield
Hugh Shreves
Anderson
Cedric Smith
Noblesville
Ken Zaloudek
Tipton
Jack Grunden
New Castle
Camp Kikihawen
Chuck Kneese
Dave Wills
Middletown
Bob Gold
Allen Weisheit
Joe Chalfant
Barney Maynard
Ric Dunkerly
Terry York
Notable Americans Honored with Distinguished List
A roster of prominent figures is cited including Dr Helen Taussig Johns Hopkins pediatrician Dr Paul Dudley White heart specialist and 12 000 patients former President Eisenhower and IBM head Thomas Watson Jr. Also named are Samuel Morison Leontyne Price Carl Sandburg Lewis Mumford Edward R Murrow Reinhold Niebuhr Gordon and Steinbeck among others.
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Atlanta Constitution
Helen B. Taussig
Johns Hopkins University
Lewis Mumford
Edward R. Murrow
U. S. Information Agency
Samuel Eliot Morison
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Institute of War and Peace
Columbia University
Leontyne Price
A. Philip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
John Steinbeck
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Internationalusiness Machines
IBM) Corp
Paul Dudley White
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William de Kooning
34 AFS McCarroll Hosts Foreign Students Talent Show
The evening featured entertainment by foreign youths hosted by 34 AFS McCarroll with post party gatherings. Visitors came from Italy Spain Brazil Afghanistan Chile Colombia Ecuador Belgium Japan Sweden Norway Iran Germany Argentina Turkey Philippines France Paraguay Thailand Switzerland Finland India Uruguay. Highland and Anderson High Schools run AFS chapters and three schools hosted students last year.
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McCarroll
Italy
Spain
Brazil
Afghanistan
Chile
Columbia
Ecuador
Belgium
Japan
Sweden
Norway
Iran
Germany
Argentina
Turkey
Phillipines
France
Paraguay
Thailand
Switzerland
Finland
India
Uruguay
Highland
Anderson
AFS
Valley Forge Jamboree Preparations Draw Scouts to Site
Valley Forge Pa AP a bird s eye view of the Jamboree site shows tents and Army field hospital for 500 patrols at 1 900 acre park readiness for 52 000 boys two weeks before July 17 23. The vast layout includes a 60 000 seating arena and a 370 foot stage as work nears completion ahead of arrivals.
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Valley Forge
Historic
Rollin Green
Washington
Philadelphia
Wrights Return From National School Supply Meeting
Mr and Mrs Donald C Wright of 1633 Edgewood Drive return from the 12th annual management meeting of the National School Supply and Equipment Association held in West Virginia. Wright is general manager of Recreation Equipment Corp a local playground and pool equipment maker. They were accompanied by their three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Wright
Edgewood Dr
National School Supply & Equipment Association
W. Va
Wright
Recreation Equipment Corp
Chilren
Weather disrupted Fourth of July plans across Indiana
Severe thunderstorms and strong winds moved through southern and central Indiana Friday causing damage from Evansville to Terre Haute. Temperatures ranged from 73 in Indianapolis to 93 in Evansville with hail and downed trees reported. Weekend forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and high 80s to low 90s.
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Ness
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Terre Haute
Evansville
Indianapolis
Chicago
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Lafayette
Louisville
Cincinnati
Tel] City
Mercury
Flag Service Washington Three Months For Northern Flags
A typical outdoor flag in northern states wears out after about three months of daily use. The note outlines expected life and care tips for maintaining banners in seasonal climates.
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Washington
Home Grown Peaches Coming Soon from Nick's Orchards
Nick's Orchards announces fresh tree ripened peaches will be ready in about two weeks offering seasonal fruit to local shoppers.
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Nick
L E Balin gall Dies at 77 in Madison County
Lester E. Balingall 77 of 3320 Scatterfield Rd died at home at 3 30 pm yesterday a longtime Madison County resident Retired 43 year Delco Remy employee he was a host at Killbuck Park Survived by wife Pearl McDaniel Balingall daughter Jeanne Neese son Robert L Balingall two grandchildren and several nieces Friends may call after 1 pm Sunday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Services Tuesday 2 pm at the funeral home Rev Wallace Deyo Noble Street Methodist Church Interment Anderson Memorial Park.
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L. E. Balingall
Lester E. Balingall
Scatterfield Rd
Madison County
Delco-Remy
Killbuck Park
Pearl McDaniel Balingall
Daryll
Jeanne) Neese
Muncie
Robert L. Balingall
Pendleton
Bonita Balingall
Michael L. Neese
Harold E. Rozelle
Wallace Deyo
Noble St. Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Passings Leave Multiple Families
Obituaries from Lapel and Arcadia note the deaths of Anderson C Spink 77 and Maggie B Eiler 83 with details of survivors, burial plans, and church affiliations. Herschel G McClintock Madison County auditor former, funeral today in Lapel with honorary pallbearers listed.
Funeral services for Mrs Clemmie Albea Fortville
Funeral services for Mrs. Clemmie Albea 72 will be held at 10 30 a m today at Paul C Cory Funeral Home conducted by Rev Ar tie Stohler of Sugar Grove United Brethren Interment will be Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Clemmis Albea
Fortville
Clemmie Albea
Paul C. Cory
Artie Stohler
Sugar Grove
Worldwide Vehicle Count Tops Hundred Million Mark
About 100 million motor vehicles are listed globally according to recent market tallies. The figure underscores expanding vehicle inventories and industry scale across major regions and manufacturers.
Anderson Churches Announce Sunday Service Schedule
Meadowbrook Church of Christ invites all ages to 9 30 Sunday classes with Lord's Supper at 10 30. William Karkosky to speak at 11 00 evangelistic service. Evening service at 7 00 features Maurice Howard and Gary French on Freedom From Sin. Hillcrest Church of Christ ministers preach 10 40 and 6 30. Bailey Chapel EUB Rev Marlston Swango preaches 10 30 topic True Independence. Sunda School 9 30 Youth Fellowship 6 30 and 7 30 eve. People's Church Rev Ferris Miller 10 30 service and 7 00 evangelistic service with Cox family as musicians and singers Youth Fellowship 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Ch. of Christ
William Karkosky
Mutual
Maurice Howard
Gary French
Hillcrest Ch. of Christ
Robert Carrell
Anderson Obituaries highlight Dixon Mohler Swager Hansell cases
Olga K. Dixon 74 of 1212 E. 8th St. dies after a three year illness in Indianapolis. She ran Dixon Electric Co. after her husband Fred J. Dixon died in 1936. Survived by niece Mrs. R. Corwin Lamm and nephew Harry W. Dowman. Services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and East Maplewood Cemetery. Daisy M. Mohler 80 of 2812 Lincoln St. dies after six year illness. Visitation tomorrow. services Monday at 10 a.m. East Maplewood Cemetery. Vernon Swager 77 of 3529 Main St. dies at Community Hospital. Service 1:30 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. interment Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Ervin Hansell 71, formerly of Anderson now Tarpon Springs Fla., dies while visiting. Service Monday 2 p.m. Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Olga K. Dixon
8Th St
Indianapolis
Dixon
Fred J. Dixon
Dixon Electric Co
R. Corwin Lamm
Harry W. Dowman
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Daisy M. Mohler
Lincoln St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Vernon Swager
Main St
Community Hospital
George Harris
East Lynn Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ervin Hansell
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Hansell
Harold E. Rozelle
George Bateman
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Fire Dept Reports June City Fires
Firemen patrolled the Church of God Camp meeting grounds twice daily and were on duty at the Anderson Free area. The department logged 14 fires in trash, grass, and dumps, 14 in autos and trucks, and two in overheated motors. Other causes included defective wiring, stoves and furnaces, flammable liquids, defective appliances, lightning, discarded cigarettes, and children playing with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Anderson Free Air
Richmond considers locally financed urban renewal plan
The Richmond City Council will review a locally financed urban renewal plan that would establish a Department of Redevelopment empowered to raise funds via higher property taxes and bonds to eliminate blight. Mayor Cordell calls it a first step in a renewal program. Modern Greece is about the area of North Carolina.
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Richmond, Ind
Richmond
Edward W. Cordell
Department of Redevelopment
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