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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1954

Page

9

Judge Dismisses Suit To Prevent Expansion Of City Water System

Judge Robert J. Cain dismissed a suit filed last August by Philip O'Neill and Samuel Johnson on behalf of Carlin Dawson and others to block the $12 million water plant and distribution expansion in Anderson. The action challenged Public Service Commission approval and sought to stop revenue bonds sale, aiming to fund a Ranney well purchase and new storage tank for emergency capacity, with the city’s water rates previously approved. Attorneys Johnson and O'Neill said they would seek an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court.

Robert J. Cain Grant Circuit Court Madison Superior Court Allorneys Philip O'Neill Samuel Johnson Carlin Wawson Noland C. Wright Public Service Commission of Indiana Anderson Weinkaser Ainst Waley Pero piti'Gans Public Service Commission Charles W. Cory

New Army Inquiry and Senator Douglas in Campaign Speech

A Senate subcommittee announces a fresh inquiry into Communist influence in the Army, aiming to expose indoctrination efforts in World War II. Senator Douglas, while avoiding direct attack on his opponent, targets civic opponents as narrow-minded.

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Well Construction Co Withdraws Bill Over Estimated Profit

In Toronto the Well Construction Co valued two all story buildings at 814,000 but failed to include a key item in the estimates the profit of 16,000. The firm withdrew the bill after paying the Toronto Housing Authority 7,500 to terminate the contract.

Toronto Well Construction Co Toronto Housing Authority

Swamped With Calls To Rent This Small Furnished House

A short, period ad notes high demand for a tiny furnished efficiency house with bath in Menthed, Pennsylvania. It warns renters to act quickly as bargain opportunities disappear after daily newspaper delivery. Calls to rent flood in. contact number 2-5971 is listed.

Holiday weekend claims 27 lives in Indiana accidents

A flood of fatalities marked the holiday weekend in Indiana with drownings and vehicle wrecks. Notable deaths include George Borger and Dale Nordyke, both 28, near Fort Wayne in a lake incident, and Claude Boersma, 21, in Lake Michigan reach Gary. Multiple other drownings and auto fatalities occurred across counties, with victims ranging in age and location. Weather drove thousands to lakes and ponds seeking relief as tragedies mounted.

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McCarthy Pushes Special CIA Red Infiltration Study

U S Senator McCarthy signaled support for a Senate inquiry into the CIA amid claims of Communist infiltration of U S defense agencies. He urged a task force led by Gen Mark Clark to oversee the probe while avoiding specifics on his own vacation trip. The Citadel in Charleston will host a commission unit to examine CIA structure and administration as part of this broader investigative effort.

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Sensational New Lockheed XFIOA Fighter Flown

Washington brief reports Lockheed XFIOA air superiority fighter flown successfully. Claims include 1,300 mph top speed from unnamed source, Sapphire engine thrust over 7,220 pounds, and a 20 foot wingspan. Notes first flight occurred last February. pilots nickname the plane the Gee Whizzer.

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Return Of 7 Army Men In Czech Exchange Talk

West German border police say they rejected a Czech demand to trade seven U S Army men for three Czechs seized near the German border. An American Army spokesman said the capture involved a captain and six enlisted men from a medical detachment who wandered across the border during a liberty excursion.

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Craig Rescinds Order On Veterans Training Supervision

Gov Gring yielded to a legal challenge Tuesday and rescinded an order transferring supervision of World War II veterans on the job training to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Supt Wilbur Young had argued the move was illegal due to aid arrangements with his state agency. Korean veterans receive benefits directly from the federal government upon certification by state authorities.

Tadianatolis Gring Department of Veterans Affairs Wilbur Young Department of Public Institution Young Young's Department

Noble Johnson Sentenced to State Prison

Noble Johnson received a two year term for alleged murders. Judge Artin Osborn of Marion presided, with Johnson’s attorneys Samuel Jolmann and Melvin Thornburg. He was sent to Michigan City State Prison and returned to Madison County jail afterward. The jury of second degree manslaughter delivered the verdict after a short deliberation. The sheriff will transport him to the state prison today or tomorrow. In other news, the Fort Wayne Postal Carrier’s election results named Borod of Coatesville as an Indiana postal workers association elector, with Owen Lambert, Gaston, Bernard Greene among officers.

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Youth Confesses To Theft Of Tires Here

A local Anderson youth admitted to detectives the theft of about 70 auto tires from a roval dealer. Interrogation this weekend led to the confession of a theft span, with Breezas recovered last night. Police urge anyone who bought tires to report purchases.

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Remonstrance To Annexation Filed Tuesday

A remonstrance filed in Superior Court by attorneys Wilson Anderson and Samual Johnson on behalf of 690 signers seeks to halt annexation plans affecting a Townge area north and west of Ho city limits. The petition alleges the annexation would cause financial hardship for homeowners and disrupt school and municipal finances.

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Jenner Inquiry Replies Refused

A fragmentary report describes a Senate inquiry into alleged Communist ties among World War II era individuals. Witnesses, including Stephen Fischer and Richard Criley, testified about party membership and activities, while some denied Communist involvement.

Wisconsin storm spawns small tornadoes across counties

A heavy wind and rain storm battered Wisconsin and nearby Illinois with gusts up to 70 mph, flooding streets and toppling power lines. Tornadoes touched down near Bristol and Sun Prairie, Can mbridge, and other towns, injuring a driver in Waukegan and causing widespread damage to barns and property. A waterspout was also reported near Janesville as communities faced continued power outages and limited visibility.

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Erskine Named On NL Squad For All Star Game

The 1954 National League All Star roster was completed Tuesday with Walter Alston selecting seven pitchers, two catchers, four infielders, and four infielders for the Cleveland game. NL manager Alston named Robins Roberts, Carl Marsky, Genes Conley, and Marvin Grissom among pitchers, joined by Ware Spatin, Harry Mardis, and Johnny Antonell as southpaws in the pitching corps. replacements included Mickey Vernon and other injured players, with starter selection by fan vote.

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Park Place School To Be Dedicated On Sept 12

Announcement said the new Park Place School will be formally dedicated during ceremonies Sunday September 12. Superintendent Ebbert said the building, to be completed by early next month, will be ready for desks fixtures and staff. it will house 13 classrooms a kitchen laundry and a combined gymnasium auditorium. The site lies east of Twenty-first Street School near the old Crame building with soil tests to pick the best location for the nearby Southside Junior High School.

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Seiche Hits Lake Michigan Causes Sudden Tides

The lake surged along the Chicago waterfront with unofficial reports of water spouts just before rising rapidly from Wilmette to South Chicago. Eight people were drowned in later accounts as the water level fluctuated and fishermen fled from the North Side pier toward Montrose harbor. Coast Guardsmen reported a drop then rise in lake level, with the exact extent of the rise unclear.

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New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity

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