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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1955

Page

8

Union Pickets Return to Struck Crosley Plant Offices

Workers reported for duty at the Crosley refrigerator plant in Richmond after a June strike by the AFL IBEW. A circuit court judge issued a temporary restraining order directing peaceful picketing. Picket numbers dropped from about 400 to around 26 as workers entered the gates. The union seeks a new wage agreement.

Richimond Ton Crosley AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers G. H. Hoelscher

Indictments Sought Against 14 Juveniles in Sloboda Killing

Chicago officials pressed for 14 murder indictments against youths tied to a juvenile gang accused of fatally wounding Kenneth Sloboda with a shotgun. First Assistant State’s Attorney TMoch urged a grand jury to vote three bills while coroner McCarron held an inquest that was disrupted by taunts and a punch thrown at a grieving relative. The case prompts inquiries of School Supt Willig and Police Commissioner O Connye on juvenile warfare and cooperation between schools and police.

Chicago Altoreney Kenneth Sloboda Urwin D. Tmoch Bloch Walter McCarron Youdy Blebada Curmer McCaryon Benjamin C. Willig Timothy O'Connye T He

Gray At Baptist Parley Sessions

James W. Gray of 428 W sth SL attends National Laymen's Conference sessions at Green Lake Wisconsin held with the American Baptist Assembly. Gray is a First Baptist Church lay leader, president of the Harmony Association Men's Brotherband, and a Gosf engineer at the Delco Romy Division.

James W. Gray Green Lake Wis American Bapist Assembly Ims. Gray First Baptist Church Marmony Association Gosf Ile Delco Romy Divisian

Primavene Card Offers Asthma Relief in Tiny Tablets

A New York report touts Primavene as a tiny tablet that stops asthma attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief from recurrence. The ad claims it opens bronchial tubes, reduces congestion, and relieves nerve tension, with a money back guarantee.

New Tork N.Y Spredal Scienea Doctora

Death Comes 14 Years Early and a BMX Tragedy

A fragment mentions Owen Ashford Slider who planned to die at age 95 in 1878 style inscriptions but died aged 96 in 1947. It also reports biker Mike Kelly Leroy Pletcher from Goshen killed performing a trick at Millsboro Oregon on July 4, after failing a ramp and crashing through a wall of fire and glass.

Owen A Sider Bor Slenearly R J Goshen Ind Dean Tenry Leroy Pletcher Mike Kelly Millsboro Ore Mischteyelein Tle

Vesper Service Planned Sunday at My YMCA

A Sunday vesper service sponsored by the My YMCA and the Anderson Association of Churches will be held at 7 00 pm. The Department of Youth leads the event with Rev Philbrook and Rev Eddy as co chairmen. A mass choir of 100 voices directed by Rev Jueltner will perform two anthems.

YMCA Ellyavide Anderson Association of “Churches Philby Philbrook W. 8 Eddy Jueltner Seader Park Place

Bomb In Mail Kills Slovak Anti Communist Refugee Leader

A bomb wrapped in a mail parcel at Schwabing post office in Munich killed Matus Cermak, 50, a Slovak refugee leader and former Slovak cultural minister under Tiso, while injuring another bystander and 15 more people. Police suspect the assassins targeted Cermak though they may have misjudged the delivery. Schwabing, an artists colony, hosts many refugees from behind the Iron Curtain.

Munich Germany Matus Cermak Schwabing Cornak Assassians Sai Cornak National Council of Slovakia West Germany Hart Premer Josef Tiso

Gunman Seized By Patrolman Near Casper Wyoming

Patrolman Tian Porter stopped a man driving a stolen car near Casper. The gunman, William R. Bliss, 23, who had held a second officer at gunpoint, was disarmed by fellow Officer Gene Clark after a tense confrontation. Bliss, who escaped custody in June from Richmond Indiana, is jailed on armed assault charges in Natrona County.

Bliss Cooper Gruffier Gene Clark

Frankfort church trustees named in district update

Herbert Thomas and Wallace Boderhorn are church trustees with Raymond Riggs as secretary and J Goins as district superintendent. Walter Lane the building chairman was hospitalized when the photo was taken.

Feld Herbert Thomas Wallée Boderhorn Raymond Riggs J. Goins Frankfort Walter Lane Herald

Newspaper asks aid for passport for foreign edition editor

The Daily Worker requests help from the American Society of Newspaper Editors to obtain a passport for its foreign edition editor Joseph Charuy. J. R. B. Wiggins, chair of the ASNE Freedom of Information Committee, says the matter may fall under the committee but he will seek members’ opinion. The State Department refused Clarke a passport.

Washington Tr Daily Worker New Yorke Tras American Society of Newspaper Editors Joseph Char Uy State Department Clarke J. RB. Wiggins Asne Freedom of Information Washingtoh Post and Times Harald Wiggins Hr Committee Menthers

Springfield Veto Looms Over Korea Bonus Plan

Gov Stratton signals veto of a Korea veteran bonus bill while backing creation of a 10 member interim commission to study federal and state bonus options. The panel would include five Senate and five House members plus governor appointees, funding set at 5000 dollars to operate. If approved, voters in 1956 may decide on 150 million in state bonds for veteran awards ranging from 60 to 355 dollars. Stratton also vetoed fire and police liability bill and blocked a minority party seat on the harness racing commission. He signed laws creating narcotics prob lems commission, extending Pension Laws Commission, and funding university stores with a 2.0 million endowment.

Springfield Stratton General Assembly Senate House Shratton al Pie Itres Prinail Uni

Einstein's World Message to Be Made Public

A close friend of the late Einstein said he left a message for the world before dying three months ago. Bertrand Russell announced a news conference to release a statement on nuclear weapons signed by eight scientists, reportedly sponsored by Einstein and prepared before his death. Russell declined further detail though his wife called the message vital to everyone globally.

London Mkert Einstein Ieft Bertrand Russell Hassell Finstein Rossel

Tube Company Opens Fort Wayne Division Office

The Fort Wayne Division of Weatherhead Co opened its new office Tuesday with Mayor Robert Meyers and chamber officials in attendance. The unit is the world’s largest maker of label fittings and flexible fuel lines, with factories in Angola Syracuse and Columbia City Indiana and four warehouses and offices in the city. James M. Baker will lead the Fort Wayne operation as general manager as part of a four division company plan.

Fort Wayeg, Ltd Weatherhead Co Gloveland Ohio Fort Wayne Robert Meyers Chamber of Commerce Angola Syracuse Columbia City Ind Tew Albert J. Weatherhead

Pittsburgh Man Fined In City Court Hearing

A Pittsburgh man Raymond Cichoski was fined 13.75 dollars in a City Court hearing after a two year old daughter disappeared following a reunion near Indianapolis. He was arrested Monday and held at the county jail while the daughter was placed in a children's home. State Police reported the pair missing Sunday night and later located them in Columbus Avenue area.

Pittsburgh Indianapolis Raymond Cichoski Joe L. Brogdon Columbus Avenue Ind Motorst Cichoski Covunty Cichowki Cichaski Hubert JL. Austin

Burma Prime Minister Buys at A 10 Cent Store In Jam Sit

Wu Nu, Burma's Prime Minister, touring New York during an official visit, was photographed shopping at a 10 cent store after a traffic jam. He examined chrome hats and asked Edith Doviry how much items cost, then bought small gifts for his family.

New York WU Nu Burma City Hall Detroit Wentworth Sind Goth St Edith Doviry Mt. Vernon N.Y Shue

Youth Pinned Under Water At Covington Creek

A 4 year old boy, Carll Swim, was pinned under water in Spring Creek by a railing knocked from a bridge by a beverage truck. A farmer and a passing nurse revived him. he was taken to Danville hospital for X rays for possible fractures.

Covington Ind Steol Spring Creek Carll Swimt Harold Swim Rt. 2 Danville

Senators Pay Tribute to Johnson After Heart Attack

Senators paused for a moment of silence and prayers for Texas Senator Lyndon B. Johnson after he suffered a heart attack. Leaders and colleagues expressed grief and lauded his long service as the Senate reconvened.

Washington Thesday li Lyn- Inn B. Johnson Texas Senate Johnson Peaise Dodlars Capitol

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