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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1957
Page
1
A U N subcommittee briefing from Washington discusses cooling tensions between the United States and Soviet Union as a pathway to halt nuclear tests and curb weapon production. Officials cite risks of miscalculation, monitor access, and battlefield consequences, with allied caution about a long, fragile process.
The Twi-Lite Optimist Club met in regular session at Ferris Café with Wayne Wright in charge while Dale Kimble is away. John Phillips showed a film of the Indianapolis 500 and Ed Johnson will present horse race films next meeting. A Chicago report notes National Cylinder Gas Co introduced the Dual Shield arc welding process claimed to be 3 to 12 times faster than stick welding and 33 percent faster than semi automatic methods.
Mounds Kiwanis announces a special evening program at Camp Kikthawenund with a 6 PM meal. R Chesterfield presides as Ray Wirt handles programs and music with Joe Sparks chairing the Boys and Girls Committee. The meeting includes special entertainment and a prepared cycle of songs by the Madison County Home Economics Choral group.
Mrs Maudie Hughes, a sister and several other relatives are noted in Cloquet Minnesota. Her body was taken to Harald E Rozelle Funeral Home for services at 2 p m Wednesday with Rev Monroe Schuster officiating. Interment will be in East Maplewood Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Jerry Shine Charles Noland Robert Reveal John Chaille Roger Elpers Marvin Bunten.
Renita Songed reports on a statement about tobacco use and government warnings. Burney declines issuing a formal warning while noting the Public Health Service aims to share scientific findings with officials and physicians to guide patient advice. Burney cites 16 scientists in a cigarette lab, 13 still smoking. He also comments on a magazine report about cigarette filters and a congressional inquiry.
Lloyd M. Van Dalsen obituary notes his passing and records basic biographical details. The notice lists birth and death dates, hometown, and surviving relatives, reflecting a concise memorial from the Anderson community.
Obituaries from Madison area list Cloyd M. Van Dalsen 74 of 2216 Forkner Street died en route to St. Johns Hospital after illness. Amanda Pope 68 of Middletown died at home after being stricken. Jane Huffman 28 wife of Ernest Huffman of Scatterfield Road to burial at Memorial Park. Henry Shope 60 of Greenwood Lake died after a heart attack at home. Gilbert Scott of Stockton California died suddenly. widow Martha Scott is Anderson native. Survivors and funeral details noted.
Rich ard Holverson fur dealer purchased 60 000 rabbits this season well below 70 000 the previous year. Rabbits are provided by veterans organizations churches and individuals and the skins go to fur processors while flesh goes to mink and fox farms. Meat is boxed and shipped to farms. his plant employs 13 workers and can skin about one per minute.
Tourists this summer may see the newly restored 800 seat Versailles palace theater as it was in the 18th century built by order of Louis XV for his grandson Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The theater was abandoned during the French Revolution and repairs began twenty years ago.
A Nashville real estate agent advertises 11 small land parcels in Waseca Minnesota for 125 dollars each. The product described as scent for deer hunting is aimed at persuading nearby residents to vote in local selections, though buyers do not reside in the area.
After 12 years of hospital research scientists claim a miracle substance fixes constipation by keeping colonic waste soft moist and movable using the body's own moisture rather than laxatives. Regularity usually in 3 days with Recuto tablets then REGUTOL as needed. Two bottle sizes priced $1.00 and $2.75.
A national safety expert advocates using a buddy system at home. Thomas Fansler of the National Safety Council suggests older children watch over younger siblings in swimming, crossing streets, and play. He notes servicemen use this approach and that kids often welcome responsibility.
Yesterday St. John's Hospital released a list of dismissals including James Runyon Jr Alexandria Mrs Dorothy Taylor 404 W 11th St infant daughters and Mrs Earl Montague at 416 W 11th St plus others from Middletown Fairmount Center Springport Chester 1107 E 28th St and Marley First Rt 4 Also Mary P Waples 2440 Walnut St reportedly in good condition after a back injury from a fall early Sunday morning at her home widow of Charles Waples names Army Reserve Center building.
Southern Democrats may filibuster the bill requiring a 64 vote limit on debate while opponents push changes that could distort the measure. In Shelbyville a grocery bandit was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to a $75 holdup. Thomas Edison lit the world’s first electric light in New York in 1879, burning it briefly before turning it out. Albany was designated the capital of New York in 1787.
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