Northside Substation Put Into Operation by City
Mayor Noland announced that the Northside substation was placed in use this morning under the supervision of Frank Yarling. The 3750 KVA unit reduced supply from 33 000 to 4160 volts. The project marks the city’s sixth substation in recent years.
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Noland C. Weight
Frank Yarling
Yarling
Onty
Vineyard St.j
WRB, Denkin and Son
10Th SL
Brookline
Picaso
Papa
Seth Pears
Good Will Seeds Visitors In Moscow Visit
A 12 member American agriculture delegation left for Moscow to plant seeds of good will with Soviet farmers. They aim to visit Iron Curtain areas unseen by Americans this generation and keep open minds. Russians plan a reciprocal tour of the United States headed by Vladimir Matskevich deputy minister of agriculture. They are expected in Washington today for lawn observation of corn- crowing melds.
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Tussia
Moscow
Washington
Vladimir Matskevich
Memory for faces draws crowd at Indianapolis show
In Indianapolis a movie ticket mishap drew small time crooks into a theater. Charles Wilson recalls front rows filling with lookers who hadn’t paid as several strangers admitted they entered through a window a hatch and a duct. Police were summoned as youths fled via a basement door into the older world.
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Indianapolis
Dicket Viker
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Pollen
Want Ad Sale Of Fixtures Boosts Bathroom Upgrade Funds
A Bulktin Herald item shows a homeowner selling tub, lavatory, and cabinet via a want ad for 34 dollars after old fixtures would only fetch five. The ad claims profit of 35 dollars from local readers, touting daily circulation to 36,600 families and urging others to use want ads for quick sales at a daily rate.
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Herald
Bulletin and Herald
Shaffer Receives Year In Prison For Escape
Indiana judge adds another year for escape to Robert Lee Shaffer 22 of Terre Haute after pleading guilty in Madison County Court. His companion Philip Craig 24 of Bedford faces separate trial. Police traced the pair from a garbage truck to a stolen car then into a field near Pendleton, Bloomington, as officers searched.
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Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Bloomington
Robert Lee Shaffer
Terre Haute
Madison County
Russell E. ‘Stewart
Philip Craig
Bedford
Reformatory
Shaffer
County Men Hurt At Camp Grayling In Accident
Two Madison County servicemen in the 81 mm mortar range accident at Camp Grayling sustain hand and face injuries. Sgt Jack L Barker of Lapel and Sgt Douglas Lox of Anderson receive treatment at Camp Grayling Hospital after a round mishap during training. President Eisenhower signs a 2.36 billion base construction bill funding U.S. military bases worldwide including 559 thousand for Bunker Hill Air Force Base.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
Madison County
3Bth
Ison
Jack L. Barker
Lapel
CZX
1S1st Infantry
Lox
Douglas
Anderson
Barker
Reeetetlerus
Wallington
Eisenhower
U.S
Bunker Till Air Force Base
Berg
Ind
Auto Wrecks Kill and Injure Several in County Line Crash
An Anderson man, Rodwel H Allman, 25, was critically hurt when his car left Ind 109 and crashed after crossing a bridge near Ovid. Five others suffered injuries in the Madison-Delaware County Line collision. Allman, an employee of Gast Side Dairy, was pinned and rescued after a lengthy extrication. The Brown and Butts and Baker Brothers ambulances transported the injured. Sheriff Brogdon and State Troopers investigated.
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Anderson
Here
Madison
Delaware County
Rodwel H Allman
Henry Sr
Gene Jarret
Robert Stewart
Sncident
Allman
Ovid
Tarrell
James Starr Farm
Wocal
Joe L. Brogdon
He Brown and Buts
Baker Brothers
John Allen
Alex Pleers
Celuma
Canada carnival worker testifies on adoption ring details
A Ottawa carnival worker Tugere Harry Miner testified before a Senate subcommittee about an international baby adoption ring operating near the U S Canadian border. He claimed to have smuggled Canadian infants into the United States for couples and described the scheme as a danger amid diplomacy and political distraction.
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Chicago
Senate
United States
Hutel
Tugere Harry Miner
Ottawa
Hordur
Eisenhower
Lou
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Meshnek Hands
Nins
Nixon Ondster
Nixon
Miner
Maj
John Eisenhower
Hower
Dulles
Alli
Sarah Welman
Geneva
Montreal
United States May Further Cut Far East Forces
General Maxwell D Taylor indicated at the defense chiefs’ conference in Quantico that Washington might reduce more U S forces in the Far East. He suggested likely cuts could target ground units, possibly removing one or more divisions, with current manpower around 250 000 across Korea Japan and Okinawa.
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Quantico
United States
Far East
Cane Felday
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Taylor
Defense Secretaries
Japan
Worna
Korea
Okinawa
U.S
Illness Fatal To E. E. Reavis At Alexandria
Edwin E. Reavis 86 retired schoolteacher died at 409 N Canal St Alexandria at 8 42 pm Friday after a two week illness. He was born March 11 1809 in Blair Neb to Jesse F and Mary Jane Hughes Heavis and married Jace McMahon March 8 1892 at Summitville. He was a member of First Methodist Church and the Alexandria Masonic Lodge. Survived by widow Grace two sons Dessa and Harold both of Muncie two daughters Edna Hamilton Daleville and Gertrude Wells Alexandria ten grandchildren.
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Alexandria
Edwin E. Reavis
N. Canal St
Summitville
First Methodist Church
Heavy Rainstorm Drenches Indiana with 1.60 Inches Nearby
Statewide soaking continues as U S Weather Bureau readings show 1.60 inches of rain in the 24-hour period ending yesterday noon at the Sewage Treatment Works station. Kokomo leads with 4.96 inches while Marion reports 1.90 and Indianapolis 1.94 inches. Farmers welcomed the rain as crops benefited from steady precipitation.
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Indiana
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sewage Treatment
Alhernain
Kokmna
Marion
Farmora
Nic Senking
More Killed In Car Crashes
The Associated Press reports two more deaths in Indiana traffic crashes after a deadly Thursday toll. A Logansport child Johnny Maloy was fatally struck near home. playmate Anita Shull was not seriously hurt. Gary driver Marietta Sanders died when a car hit a tree. In Lafayette four Arkansans perished in a crash the night before. Injury notes list Alvin Manary and others among disabled workers urged to file for Social Security benefits. federal program aims to protect benefits for eligible individuals.
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Associated Press
Indiraha
We State
Logansport
Johnny Maloy
Ape
Anita Shull
Jack Maloy
Gary
Marietta Sanders
Arkansas
Lafayette
Dyafayetta
John Belew
Esther
Zula Walker
Jerry
Blytheville
Larry
Terry
Fianniemount
McCinigh
al Wevel
Record Roads Program Gets Committee Approval
The Public Works Committee approved a road funding plan by a 22 to 6 vote set for House action. The package includes 12 billion dollars in new taxes over 12 years and 4842 billion for road construction, aiming to complete 40 000 miles of superhighways with a higher federal gasoline tax for 15 years. Senate action and White House financing plans differ, with party dissent noted.
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Washington
House’ Public Workg Committee
Ofhajer Automotive
Fallon
D-Md
House
McCormack
Mass
Senate
Jin
House Committee
Talbott Defends Record Ahead of Senate Inquiry
Secretary of the Air Force Talbott, amid a Senate probe of a New York firm linked to his tenure, says he has no apologies or sork to offer for any associations. He will be questioned about a financial stake in Paul B Mulligan Co. and met with subcommittee counsel Robert Kennedy for about two hours at the Pentagon.
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Washingsun Mt
Air Force
Talcott
New York
Senate Investigattors
Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
D-Ark
Paul B. Mulligan Co
New Yorks
Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Pentagon
Kennedy
Markleville Fund OK'd By Commission
Indiana Board of Tax Commissioners approved an additional appropriation of 1200 for Markleville. The board heard the petition July 7 and authorized transferring funds between general fund accounts to meet current municipal expenses. Notice of the approval was received by Madison County Auditor Jesse Biddle.
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Marklevile
Indiana Board of ‘Tax Commissioners
Markleville
Madison County
Jesse Biddle
Scouts Leave On Trip Today
Hoosier flavor marks the departure of 12 Explorer Scouts and leaders on a 5000 mile journey to Mexico. The Madison County contingent is led by W Shirell Tox and includes Keith Hammons Ronnie Russell Randall Gordon Lowell Smith Jefe Gill Fred Haas Norman Schulte and Philip Nippon. Alexandria is represented by Prom Alexandria and Chesterfield by Norman Schulte.
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Hoosier
Philip Nippon
Chesterfield
Floane
Cees
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
newborn notices from St. John's Hospital list four girls and three boys born to named parents in Anderson area. entries include Mr and Mrs Joe Is. Songey Coventry Drive four girls, Mr and Mrs Robert Rotaniter Fortyitte pm hay, Mr and Mrs Maurice Larkin Summitville a boy, Mr and Mrs Robert Dial Central Ave a boy, Mr and Mrs Robert Ward Cielo De a girl, Mr and Mrs Glen Mays St address a boy.
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St. John's Hospital
Joe
Songey
Coventry Dr
Robert Rotaniter
Hay
Maurice Larkin
Summitville
Robert Dial
Central Ave
Roberk. Ward
Cielo de
Glen Mays
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
Linder's
Noland
C. Wright Wright
Dram Richard James
Hoosier Motor Club
AAA
Herald Phato
Northside
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Hon Tor
Light Department
Herald Mato
Ike
Aloon
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Anderson Herald
George Craig
Indiana Traffic Safety Commission
American Automobile Association
Muncie
AAA and
Woositr Motor Club
Noland ¢. Wright
Richard James
Hoosier Motor Clab
Maurice L. Rothschild
State Street
Dubhson Blvd
Robert B. Mayer
Aleding
Halday’ Rothschild
Maurice
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Kremlin
Umbine
Russia
Britain
France
Military Air Transport Service
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Herman E. Landes
Gordon Francé
Anderson Board of School Trustees
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Markleville Fund
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