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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1954

Page

28

Vote Delayed On McCarthy Censure Move

Washington reports Monday postpone Senate vote on a censure motion against Senator McCarthy to July 30. Senator Flanders cites desire for a massive bipartisan show, time for examination, and Republican leadership concern about delaying President Eisenhower’s agenda. The move, sparked by McClellan’s Arkansas trip and Knowland’s criticism, aims to condemn McCarthy’s conduct as Senate chair.

Washington Sen. Planters Senate Sen. McCarthy Wis Flanders McClellan Arkansas Dela Fisenhower McCarthy Resulu Flanders Sen Knowland California Congress Americans For Democratic Action CIO ADA

Anderson Ready Mix Formed From Barker Gravel Purchase

A firm led by F. E. Schonweiler has bought Barker Gravel Inc of Anderson and will run the plant at 1615 Madison Ave as Anderson Ready Mix Inc. The new incorporators are F. E. Schonweiler W. D. Schonweiler Edwin Schonweiler and Richard J. Jennings. Staff remains, Roy Evans as office and plant manager and W. Frank McVaugh as sales manager. The group brings 40 years in Fort Wayne building supply and 18 years in concrete in Fort Wayne plus operations in Dayton Muncie and other Indiana firms.

F. E. Schonweiler Barker Gravel, Inc Anderson Extern Madison Ave Anderson Ready Mix, Inc F. E. Schouweiler W. D. Schouweiler Edwin Schouweiler Richard J. Jennings Muncie Old Fort Supply Co Fort Wayne Dayton Builders” Concrete Co Dayton Ohio Builders Concrete Co., Inc Maxic City Coal and Supply Co Mancie

Suspect Held In Cigar Box Bank Robbery

A man carried a pistol in a cigar box and robbed Metropolitan State Bank in a Denver suburb, stealing 9638. Otto A. Atterson, 24, was arrested within an hour after a meter incident led to a vehicle tag. Detectives recovered the currency under floorboards of his car, inside a cigar box.

Metropolitan State Bank Denver Otto A. Atterson East Colfax Avenue Asterson Atterson Vern

Figures On U S Weather Given Shortage Of Corn Feared

U S Senator Humphrey warned of a four month surplus of corn as crop losses in the Midwest heat worsen. Immigration officials reported Finland born rivela, 23, stranded after the Ryholm voyage ship refused him passage. He seeks return to his family farm in Finland, hoping to forget the sea.

Humphrey Wasiington Sen. Hum Dminn Senate Midwest Humphrey Tion Clegg Gma MS. ‘Tyholm Milwaukee Cless Sam. Zumpano Chicago Asbolm Kivel Immigration Service Rysholm Rivela Cleveland Ohio Detroi Rivela Detroit Sturgenn Bay Wis Bet Ryholm Kivela Finland

Bedding Sent to Pathologists in Thorne Death Probe

Post mortem tests on bedding from Thorne death ongoing. Items including bed sheet and mattress pad were provided by Irwin Bloch from Benjamin Blomberg, owner of the building, who said no one claimed them after Thorne’s death on June 19. Cause of death remains undetermined.

Ailagu Oh Montgomery Ward Thorne Irwin Bloch Njamin Blomberg Theuilding Bloch Blomberg Walter McCarron

Craig Joins Guardsmen In Training In Indiana

Craig joins Hoosier National Guardsmen for annual two week summer training with the 38th Infantry Division. The move by convoy completed Sunday night amid some traffic accidents with no serious injuries. The commander praised the unit as Indiana’s finest as they prepare for rifle and pistol practice in Pierre South Dakota.

Pierre S. D South Dakota Indianapolis North Woods Indiana Amy Uray Joe George N._Crig Hoosier National Guardsmen Craig 38Th Infantry Division Tom Thumb United States Charles Less Sherwood Stratton Stratton Bridgeport Conn

U S Tax Returns Set State Record

The Internal Revenue Service reports a state record of 1 101 801 208 dollars in federal taxes for Indiana in the year ending June 30 1954. Gary Campbell says the rise of over 7 percent follows Army Finance Center moves to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Withholding taxes rose, unemployment and wagering taxes gained, while excise tax rate cuts reduced some totals. The 1953 auto industry consumed 6 400 000 tons of cold rolled sheet steel.

Navalis Ine Internal Revenue Service Indiana Gary Campbell Army Finance Center Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Campbell U.S

Court filings show multiple Indiana cases from Elwood

A garbled courthouse summary lists State of Indiana v. Teachner Racker Jacker Fosdick Smith Pedigo Monroe Estes Rehmel and others with mentions of improper lettering and appeals from Elwood City Court. Separately a Comet I maiden flight is described and linked to BOAC service being suspended. Possible plague serums noted as a treatment development.

Circuit Court State of State of Indiana Wallace Lee Smith Elwood City William Byer Ate of Indiana Robert Lee Pedigo Elwood City Court Allice E. Monroe Harold Monroe Robert Williams Indianapolis Robert Lyles The Service Fire Insurance Corporation of New York Harvey

Partial Gas Refunds Handed To Six States

Panhandle Eastern Co officials said refunds totaling about 14.2 million dollars were issued to wholesale gas customers in six states. The refunds cover the period Feb 20 1952 to May 1 1954 after the Federal Power Commission set new wholesale rates, lowering proposed increases. Final refunds are expected to total at least 32 million dollars for Panhandle’s 48 utility customers in Kansas Indiana Missouri Ohio Illinois and Michigan.

Rannanaie Eastern Pipeline Co Fed. 1 Power Commission FPC Apany Panhhandle Kansas Indiana Missouri Ohio Ilinois Michigan K. M. Hager Panhandle Missouri Public Service Company Panhhandle Eastern Co Hager

Survivor of 80 Year Marriage Dies at 101

Rose, known as Uncle Tom, died at 101 near Whitney Texas after an 80 year marriage, said to be longest in the United States. The couple wed long ago and endured a long life together ending Sunday.

Whitney Tex Rose United States Tom

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