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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1955

Page

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Bum Victims Reported Fair After Electric Flash Fire

Two employees of a local industry were reported in fair condition last night after an electrical flash fire. Henry Hofer Jr and Glen M Williams, both named, suffered injuries while testing equipment on a 4,000 volt circuit at the site. Ronnie Maxson was also injured and hospitalized with shoulder and facial injuries.

St. John's Hospital Henry Hofer, Jr Vineyard St Glen M. Williams Stmmitville Ronnie Maxson Crystal Blyng Harald E. Rogelle

National Tile Plans Addition to Local Plant

National Tile Plans addition to the National Tile Manufacturing Company plant will add 8 000 square feet of flour space and new manufacturing facilities adjacent to the present building according to Ray J. Alexander chairman.

National Tile 2Nd Manufacturing Company Ray J. Alexander Fie St City

Vets To Honor State Officer At New Cabin Event

Madison County history notes Veterans of Foreign Wars will host Art Kollos Nightwnight at the organization east of the city to honor Ar Kolles of Annerson Indiana head of the veteran's order. The function will include members and a reception.

Madison County Art Kollos Ar Kolles Annerson Srochet de Gore Indiana Veteran's Order

Eisenhower warns on manpower due to new weapons

President Eisenhower, over a year ago, warned that powerful new weapons would alter manpower needs for the military, prompting major tactical and logistical adjustments.

Eisenhower

Memorial for longtime Madison County educator Mr Reavis

Funeral services set for Monday for the late Mr Reavis longtime educator in Madison County He taught in Summitville Clarke School and Boone Township trustee roles spanning decades A tradition of Arbor Day tree planting and buried notes in jars marked school memories He helped found Alexandria Normal School and earned teaching license in 1923 at Indiana State Normal College Terre Haute

Page One Joel Williams Kyle Forestville Summitville Mel Reavis Madison County Clarke School White State Board of Education Warpernifa Indiana State Normal College Terre Mute Boone Township

Court records show multiple sentences in circuit court

Shaffer continued from Faye Gao l the reformatory as a paralegal to face trial on rate punditry charges. Craig was sentenced April 20 for wounding Morris Carpenter Anderson police officer during a car incident. Also sentenced were Charles E. Adams and William J. Poster Jr. after pleading guilty to forgery charges with suspended terms of two to fourteen years.

Faye Reformatory Craig Morris Carpenter Anderson Charles E. Adams William J. Poster Jr

World tensions loom as Eisenhower eyes Geneva meeting

President Eisenhower urged Congress on nearing the Geneva talks to seek new vistas of international cooperation through the United Nations. He stressed a religious underpinning for a free world and noted possible areas of agreement with the Big Four to advance peace, while preparing for possible UN-led steps.

Tolf U.S United Othter Congress Geneva Eisenhower United Nations Alderncn Hersld

City Honored For Traffic Safety Efforts In Anderson

James cites city’s lower pedestrian injuries and fatalities compared with similarly populated cities. Awards and thanks go to Mayor Wright Chief Coan and Capt. Kilne for safety leadership, with credit to local safety boards, merchants, and agencies for the 1955 program.

James Anderson Jdal Tokikal Noland Wright Floyd An Kline Feeiwert Ber of Commerce Safety Committee Anderson Police Department Kenneth Sturgeon Anderson Safety Board Magers Capt. Kilne Uriel Louis W. Seaton Anders Ison Safety Board Mitchell Motors Arrow Pontiac, Inc Fred Wellker Ford Hunter Chevrolet W.C. McLain, Inc Broadway Sales L and Beckaman Buick John Sale State ‘Traffic Safety Commission Earl Rust Marion Dannington Muncie Police Dewpartment George Daughtersity Pendleton Paul Lowe Dan Kerski Paramount Theatre Loca Nery Panel

Power plant to supply downtown with new duplex substation

Northside plant to handle power for downtown needs. Yarling says one unit of equipment arrives late next month, the remainder early next spring. Construction of the duplex substation starts soon, and officials claim it could greatly reduce or nearly end recent power failures caused by high demand from fans and other equipment.

Page One Yarling Etehar

Vietnam Peace Stance Outlined by Russia Probe

A fragmented report cites a speaker asserting Russia helped restore peace in Indochina. He advocates settlement by negotiation and says the Democratic Republic of Vietnam seeks equal, mutually profitable relations with Indochina, Southeast Asia, France, and global partners.

Eines Snes Bbe Voroshilov Russia Vndochina Viet Nam Indochina Southeast Asia France

Celeste Embry Dead At 43 in Alexandria

Celeste Le Emmy bry 43, National Gypsum employee, died at St. John's Hospital Anderson minutes after admission at 1 05 Friday from heart condition. Lived 302 W Adams St Alexandria employed last three years. Survived by widow Pauline Evans Embry two sons Robert and Charles and daughter Mrs Sheldon Howard. Funeral arrangements by Gipe Williams Kyle Funeral Home with later Morgantown service.

Alexandria Celeste le Emmy Bry National Gypsum Company St. John’s Hospital Anderson Embry W. Adams St National Gypsumn Johns-Manvilla Alexanders Aberdeen Iimbry Brooklyn Eohla Banten Phelps Pauline Evans Brakesboro Baptist Church Pauline Shelton Howard Robert Air It Guany Chard Baniony Phelps Linton Int Dawell Phelps Pyrtle Phelps Mexandria Preston Embry Louisville Naomi Parrish Spencer Ind Leann Weaver Pansy iThormpson Beavier Gipe Wiliams Kyle Smith Morgantiyss John Lewis Jay Lewis John Lewis Hogue Sherman Sl Har Dunledin Fla Alj Apopke Fle Anderson College Lewis Guyle Lane Sabina Hogue St. John's B. E. Jacob Leonard C Cox-Parker Funer- Verwood Finneral Winter Park Jacob A. W. Hogar Winter Fark

Lewis Rites Set For Next Week

Obituary notices from Anderson list services for L. W. Staton a longtime civic board member with burial at Evansville Tawa Cemetery. Also noted are final rites for Lewis H. Jarrett and James L Marshall with multiple survivors and local church affiliations.

Lewis W. Seaton L. W. Staton Board of Public Safety Sam Baker Brothers Funeral Home George Taggart First Presbyterian Church Will Offichte Ere Tawa Evansville C. 0. Davisson Don Forse W. BR. Class Frank Zoll Lawrence Busby George Griffith Ward X. Susan Kenneth Bolen C. Arnold Huston M. E. van ‘Meter Kenneth McGraw C. K.campbell A1 M. Buck Noland Wright J. D. Coen Alfred Tibvets Marlon” Davidson Joni ‘Burton Harald Anderson Hugh Aline Joe Stine H. W. Gante Theodore Anderson Walter Hays James Day Lewis W. Jarrett Lewis H. Tarrett Harkett St

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Funeral notices for Dattie Apgar of Indianapolis and Pearl Beatu Pendleton, with services in Forlville and Pendleton. Obituary items mention other local figures and brief death announcements, including Richard Gwinn and James Hoge, plus notes on public safety awards and federal policy remarks.

Dattie Apgar Forfville Dattie Davis Apgar Indianapolis George McCarty Forlville Mendon

President Bulganin talks tolerance at Moscow news

President Bulganin urged tolerance and understanding at Moscow on Friday and warned that if the spirit prevails at Geneva there will be no trouble between the Soviet delegation and his country. Eisenhower spoke from the White House before flying to Geneva, saying world problems are too serious for a short, single conference. He noted armaments and other issues as items to address.

Oregon Monroe G. Schuster Central Christian Church Anderson Noullery Itsberger Brookside Ube James Anderson City Lanpance Louis Jacobs Rohert Thomas Ofljohn Main Chauncy Hunt Air Force Penkinn United States Thomas K. Finletter Truman Bulganin Moscow Geneva Eisenhower White House Pvamnta Fremier Bulgin Ste Kremlin Russia al ‘Thia

Adoption Hearings Highlight Baby Trafficking Concerns

The Kefauver subcommittee examined baby adoption practices, calling it an apparent racket in placing babies. Witnesses described fees and alleged broker activity, while officials stressed the issue affects unwed mothers under 19 and that improper placements foster delinquency.

Fagwone Errnest A. Milbe United Frm Friendskin Sfow lKefauver Miller Wamati Arkuna Tex Ruby Tighlower Hightower Set Kefauger Miner

Collision Leaves Multiple Injuries Across Victim Names

Allman suffered a lacerated scalp multiple abrasions and chest injury. Alice, his wife, received a chest contusion and abrasions. Mrs Hendsel of Yorktown was treated for scalp lacerations and Audrey possibly fractured ribs and sprains. Mrs Violet Plummer of Muncie endured a fractured right wrist.

Alice Glenn Hendsel Yorktown Audrey Violet Plummer Muncie

Multiple Fatal Crashes Reported Across Indiana Roads

Fragmentary Reuters-style dispatch notes several Indiana highway fatalities and injuries. Belew car swerved after a blown tire on Ind 43 near Lafayette, injuring Manery. A blaze followed a tractor-trailer collision on Ind 427 near a bridge abutment, killing Harry Kells and injuring John Parsons reseed by a passerby. Additional deaths include Harry Lesage and William Done at a Fletcher area junction, and Tyra Flora victim near Flora. Police report various medical conditions and suspects.

Manery Polios Lafayette Harry Kells Battle Creek Hich John Parsons Carl. Blain Milan Mich Miesé At. Tyra Flora Tne Iust Harry G. Lesage William A

Scouts Leave Centinurd for Camp Aikthavenund Season Closes

Scouts aged 14 and up from four-county council end a successful 1954 summer with Camp Aikthavenund in Mexico City. They plan visits with Mexico President Don Adolfo Kurt Cortines and Scouts chief Aguilera after exploring historical sites. The trip is one of three major events this season, alongside treks to Philmont, Cimarron, and Regional base in Wisconsin.

Meier Kiger Donreith Fox Linn King New Castle Camp Aikthavenund Don Adolfo Kurt Cortines Mexico Hafeels Preity Aguilera Asociacion de Scouts de Mexico Kiktha Philmont Cimaran W.M Cenne Boulder Junction Wis

Hospital Dismissals List With Many Local Names

Dismissed yesterday were Richard Hedrick Jr. at 1207 W First St and a long list of residents including Frank A Budson Mark A Panton John B Hill Mabel N Singer Roxanna Sparks Anna M Covington Jo Aon Welper Grace Hawkins Keith Riley Anthony Albert Birch Arthur McCarkull Viola Kress Mesduannte Hardin Chester Mead Maxine Dray Charles Whitehead William Sailors R Eller Mary Noble St Lane Joseph D Rick Geneva Scott Frankie Jackson and several with infants including Mrs Samuel Wheeler Mrs Robert Boulwere Mrs Robert Keller Mrs Ralph Ungerank and Mrs Charles Flynn among others in the Anderson area.

Rom &H John's Hospital Richard Hedrick Jr First St Frank A. Budson Epel Mark A. Panton Gotraps Ave John B. Hill Fletcher, St Mabel N. Singer Broadway Roxanna Sparks Merle Man St Anna M. Covington Fifth St A Jo Aon Welper Morton Chester FE. Deford Markleville Irs Grace Hawkins Marklevilla Keith Riley Columbus Age Anthony Albert Birch Lynn Arthur McCarkuill Rt. 5 Anderson Viola Kress Charles T. Whitehead Ste William D Pernway Dyes R. Eller Mary Noble Clay Lane Joseph DD Rick Lensville Geneva Scott Hartman Frankie Jackson Cedar It Samuel Wheeler Eagth Robert Boulwere Sherman St Robert Keller 21St St

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