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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1955

Page

13

Judge Orders Dean To Admit Negro Students

Federal Judge H Hobart Grooms ruled the University of Alabama cannot deny enrollment to Negro students on the basis of race. The injunction targets dean William F Adams and affects Arthurine Lucy and Polly Ann Myers Hudson seeking admission to courses at Alabama. The ruling notes attempts to persuade withdrawal and defers broader action pending higher court decisions.

Birmingham Ala H. Hobart Grooms University of Alabama William F. Adams University Arthurine Lucy Polly Ann Myers Hudson Theniversity Adams Grooms Alabama, State College Montgomery John Gallalee Gallalee U. S. Supreme Court

Golden Spike Moves to Stanford Museum

The famous golden spike driven by Governor Leland Stanford at Promontory Utah on May 10 1869 marking completion of the first coast to coast railroad has shifted to the Stanford Museum at Leland Stanford University Palo Alto It rested in a Wells Fargo Bank vault in San Francisco The spike holds about 350 dollars worth of gold

Palo Alto Calif Leland Stanford Promontory Utah America Stanford Museum Leland Stanford University Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco

Antifreeze Tester Uses Simple Components

A Madison firm develops an antifreeze tester using a thermometer a plastic enclosed cup and a carbon dioxide tank. The device is claimed more accurate than existing testers and features a new valve to regulate carbon dioxide delivery for tests.

Madison. Wis Madison

Union To Open House Washington AFL Headquarters

The AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters will open their new four story white marble headquarters adjacent to the Capitol grounds Tuesday.

UNION Washington AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters Capitol Grounds

Elwood Observes Quiet Fourth Day With Park Fireworks

Elwood marks July 4 with subdued business and public offices closed. A large crowd at Callaway Park watched fireworks by the Elwood Auxiliary Police costing about $1,000, with additional displays at the Country Club and the Elwood Drive-In. Police had few calls aside from a Sunday pony neglect incident, and a stove motor fire led to a city fire department response. Hospital notes list recent dismissals and admissions at Mercy Hospital including multiple individuals across local addresses.

Elwood Callaway Park Elwood Country Club Elwood Drive-In Country Club S 28Th St

Lapelites Attend Pittsboro Wedding

William Steiner and family John Aldred Fred Huffman and William Woodward attended the wedding of Keith McLaughlin and Marion Truax at Pittsboro Christian Church. Alice Graham learned of Capt. James Roe and wife’s safe arrival in Germany where he will serve three years.

Triangle Bridge Club Hosts Evening and Prizes

Mrs Mary K Weaver hosted a Monday night gathering for Triangle Bridge Club members at her home. Attendees included Ethel Joyce Croy Helen Colvin Mildred Conrad Mildred Steiner Ruth Herron Mary Meeker and guests Oleksy and Margaret Ricker Prize winners were Mrs Herron and Mrs Croy.

Angle Bridge Club Ethel Joyce Croy Helen Colvin Mildred Conrad Mildred Steiner Ruth Herron Mary Meeker Oleksy Margaret Ricker Herron Croy Milderd Conrad Indianapolis

Willey Family in Alexandria Visit Highlight Local Social

Mr and Mrs J Albert Willey and sons Brian and Jeff from Hawthorne California visit Alexandria relatives. They were honor guests at a Callaway Park picnic in Elwood. The Willey family formerly lived on North Canal Street. Marguerite Foltz Anderson visits Emma Redenbough on West Monroe Street.

Alexandria J. Albert Willey Brian Jeff Hawthorne Calif Willey Callaway Park Elwood N. Canal’ S St Chester Abernathy S. Clinton Sr Lou Willey W. Washington St

Rites For Arehart Baby On Tuesday

ELWOOD infant son of Mr and Mrs Harley Arehart died at birth at Mercy Hospital at 11 45 p m The body was taken to the Clark Chapel Graveside services will be conducted in Elwood City Cemetery at 10 a m Tuesday Surviving are the parents and six brothers and sisters. Knotts Transferred S Sgt Jack E Knotts of the Army Air Force his wife and son Michael Allen spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Don Knotts They were en route to Albuquerque N M where S Sgt Knotts is being transferred to a new weapon base. He has been stationed at the Manhattan Beach Base Brooklyn N Y Relatives Return Several relatives have returned home after visiting William White Sr and daughter Mrs Edna Balser and attending funeral services for William White Jr here last week They included Mrs White Sr s sister Mrs Helen Trehar her three sons William Clifford and Arthur Trehar and Miss Nancy Trehar all of Aliquippa Pa Mr and Mrs Alvin Thayer East Chicago Mrs Anna Clements Winchester Mr and Mrs Everett Clements Gary and Mrs Jack L Bailey and daughter Linda Monterey Calif Mr and Mrs Maurice Jackley and family Long Beach Calif are visiting his mother Mrs Lula Jackley and a brother Robert L Jackley

City Fire Department William Mitchell 14Th St Mercy Hospital Timothy Townsend S. 18Th St Michael Loser Marion Loser Ray Massie Joseph Beatty S. G St Mabel Ponsler Clark Chapel Elwood City Cemetery Knotts Jack E. Knotts Army Air Force Michael Allen Don Knotts S. S St Albuquerque N. M William White Sr Edna Balser William White Jr Mr. White Sr Helen Trehar William Clifford Arthur Trehar Nancy Trehar Aliquippa Alvin Thayer East Chicago Anna Clements Winchester Everett Clements Gary Jack L. Bailey Linda Monterey Calif Maurice Jackley Long Beach Lula Jackley Robert L. Jackley

Census Reports High Rate Of Home Relocation

Washington Bureau of Census data show a one in five chance of moving to a new house before year end. Since 1948, 19 to 21 percent of the civilian nonfarm population moved houses annually.

Washington

Joseph Kuhn Ill and local ambulance transfers

Joseph Kuhn of Alexandria and W. Monroe Sr. is reported seriously ill at home. Ambulance transfers include Lois Brock sent home from Ball Memorial Hospital to Marion and Sam Jones released from St. John's Hospital to 802 Minnesota Ave. with local ambulance service.

Alexandria Joseph Kuhn W. Monroe Sr Delco-Remy Division Anderson Lois Brock Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Marion Williams Kyle Sam Jones St. John’s Hospital Minnesota Ave

German Fiber Offers Woollike Qualities in Tests

Bonn Dralon, a West German synthetic acrylic fiber, has been developed tested and put into mass production. The fiber is said to resemble wool more closely than similar fibers and is moth proof spot resistant easily washable and fast drying. It retains heat and keeps its shape.

Bonn

Busy Bees Create Honey on Cherry Tree Limb

A swarm of bees on a cherry tree limb at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Elmore’s home at 1415 S. 25th St. drew attention as they built a comb about eight inches wide and 18 inches long. Local beekeepers call the sight unusual.

Elwood Ed Elmore S. 25Th St

Auxiliary Club Holds Meeting at Conservation Clubhouse

MOONSVILLE Ladies Auxiliary Club gathered at the Conservation Clubhouse with devotional remarks by Mrs. Elsie Proadbrand and a closing prayer by Mrs. Harriet Beeman. Next meeting slated for Tuesday July 5 at 8 p.m. at the same clubhouse. An electronic information center described uses a punch card system to record store and search data on electronic components.

Moonsville Conservation Clubhouse Elsie i Harriet Beeman Electronic Component Information Center

Color Preferences Differ With Sex

A Boston survey finds men favor blue or red plaid blankets while women prefer pink and yellow. In living-room upholstery men choose green and brown whereas women favor red and aquamarine. The wild horses of western North America are believed descended from stock taken to Mexico by early Spaniards.

Boston North America Mexico

New Teachers Named By School Board In Alexandria

Alexandria School Board announces four new teachers for the upcoming elementary school roster. New hires include James Arnold a Ball State graduate and Cub Scout leader Barbara Whetsel a Ball State alumna active in 4H and church work Martha McDermott returns to grade school teaching and Martha Millican will take a full-time first grade post plus a full list by grade and Marie Thurston named principal.

Alexandria Alexandria School Board James Arnold Ivan Arnold Lincoln Ave Alexandria High School Ball State Teachers College Muncie Arnold Barbara Whetsel Ball State Greenfield United States Association For Childhood Education Guida Millen Martha Millican Jane Craig Reba ‘Hooker Martha McDermott Billie Steele Ina

Real Estate Values Rise in Seven Canadian Cities

A Ottawa survey shows real estate valuation rose 3.52 percent in 1954 from the prior year across seven major Canadian cities, compared with a 4.08 percent gain in 1953.

Ottawa

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