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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1954

Page

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Rainfall Gives Indiana Hope Amid Serious Drought

Central Indiana braces for more showers after a light Thursday. forecasters say spotty rain will spread Friday across southern and central Indiana where drought remains dire. Farmers warn it will take heavy rain to restore soil moisture as water shortages persist in many towns.

Indianapolis Evansville Indiana Nary Mal Glenn W. Sarple Andlans Farmer Lafayette Anderson U.S. Geolapical’ Survey English Jasper Paol Loogcotes Huntingburg Delphi Tammond Gelvans Muncie Martinaville Cloverdale Brazil Corydon Lanesville Orsablus Osgend Westport Darlington Ferdinand Milan Chantlor Trafalgar

Man From Summitville Receives Navy Promotion Aboard Kearsage

Friday July 23 195 Gets Promotion Charles Tl Maynard a second class USN aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Kearsage undergoing overhaul at Hunters Point San Francisco Calif was advanced to his present rating He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul G Maynard Summitville and husband of Mrs Freda McMaynard Summitville

Charles Tl. Maynard Indehililst Iate USN Freda McMaynard Summitville Kearsage Hunter's Point Sant Francisco Calif Young Maynard Ulr Paul &. Maynard

Minors Law Setstle Hours Issue in Indiana

Indiana authority clarifies hours for minors under a 1949 law applying standard time year round. The ruling by General Edwin Steers supports that 14 to 16 year olds may not work after 6 p.m. local time, with reference to Central Standard Time.

Indianapolis I Ally Edwin ‘K. Steers

Subcommittee Forms To Review State Health Office Laws

A new subcommittee of the Legislative Advisory Commission was appointed to study laws governing the State Department of Health. The group will meet for the first time August 17 at the Statehouse in Indianapolis, with Sen Wendell Madthy as chairman and members from both the Senate and House listed.

Indianapolish Legislative Advisory Commission Lik Guy Haeghd W. Handley State Department of ‘Health Senate K-Fort Wayne A. Burt Sheron it-Marion Eugene Bainbridge DsMunster Leonard ¥. Conrad Uye Gormmilster Rup G. Mines N-Portland Samuel L. Mely Reyandotte William ‘T. Pheisler Jub Cannelland Jesse L. Dickinson South Bend Walter H. iMavhting D-Terre

Communists Demonstrate Over West German Election

The article notes mass protests in East Berlin against Theodor Heuss's reelection with chants calling him a Hitler adorer. Youths, around 100000, carry posters opposing European Defense Community while Heuss faces challenge by East German leaders.

Berlin Theodor Mess Heremann Matern Wess BTL

State bar exam reforms and wartime diplomacy described

Text details two law schools facing bar exam requirements, notes about correspondence study, and references to postwar diplomacy. It mentions Cambodia, Laos, and the French government in Indo Chinese affairs, including a proposed demarcation and parallel lines in Vietnam, with MendesFrance and DuPont commenting on negotiations and a staged withdrawal.

Ales J Cambodis DuPont Indoching Laniel Hus Mendestrance Mendes-France Mendes- France France Viet Nam Ta

County Wide Highway Conference Planned For August

A county committee forms to study road proposals with attendance by Highway Commission county officials and U S Bureau of Roads. Linfield Myers co chairs the general committee as the group aims to link the plan to military and public road expansion in Indiana. Elwood members include Mayor Elmo Gussig and others at the conference.

Highway Commission County Commissioners U.S. Bureau of Roads Emake Linfield Myers Indiana Elwood Muad Elmo Gussig Robert Tamm Arthur Manktin Dak Mangus Robert Jackley

Senate debates on AEC power sales and private utilities

The Senate discussed granting the AEC authority to sell excess atomic power with priority for cooperatives and publicly owned utilities, while private power interests resisted. Amendments aimed to limit private control and keep the AEC from being forced to buy or sell through private firms, touching on Tennessee Valley leadership and global implications.

Housing boom linked to private profits on federal loans

The article criticizes inflated housing loans funded by private builders aided by a government guarantee. It argues profits from rent cover loan gaps, noting millions in misappropriated differences and stressing FHA rules force rents to match loan sizes, raising concerns about public subsidies.

Alred Hes Hite PIA FHA

Power Debate Over Tennessee Valley Authority Plans Rages

Senate leaders face stiff votes as Knowland and Morse clash over cloture and the administration bill. Morse fires a six hour plus speech urging opposition while factions resist any powerful move. Eisenhower calls the Atomic Energy Commission to seek private power for the Memphis area to replace TVA supply at the Paden plant in Kentucky.

Parene Smithers Florida Kennedy Massachusetts Hickentopper Trelowa Senate ABC Edwin C. Rohnson nCale AEC ATSC New England Y Public Eisenhower Iprivale Tennessee” Valley Johnson Viet Naim Laos Viet Nam Prifirs Tenemiste Knowland Sen. Morse Morse Fisenhower Atomic Energy Commission Memphis Tenn Inea Tennessee TVA Paden

Man Freed After Testimony Returns to Prison

A defendant who served part of a sentence was released for ten days to provide grand jury testimony. The testimony, given Thursday, related to prior charges and was part of ongoing proceedings.

Tri Kappa Raises Funds For County Institutions And Youth

The Tri Kappa chapter has funded medical care for over 100 children in three years and financed a county clinic. Donations include $372 for a Boy Scout Camp dishwasher, $365 nursing scholarship, two record players and 160 records for Exceptional Children, and gifts to Orphans’ Home and Indianapolis Philharmonic events. The group also supports school meals, Christmas baskets, camp trips, and annual $150 senior scholarships plus Red Cross and many health and youth drives.

Madison County Anderson High School Thildren Cvedy Indianapolis WCA Delply School For U. S. Veteran's Hospital Marion Andersa High School Tri Kappa YMCA Community Chest Red Cross TR Society Victoria Guild Indiana Heart Fund Cancer Food Civic Art Association Riley Cheer Guild Indiana Symphony Society Hoosier Art Salon

Plans for meeting with honored listed attendees and firms

Continued plans from Pacy Cnay Gerald Huey and others include a large roster of individuals such as Albert W. Jones Julia Alex McArt Paul Myers George Onkeen Phillips Frank Plo vick Reydell John J. Ryan and Dr A L Wassar. Cooperating firms invited to fund representatives to the meeting include Anaconda Coca Cola Hottling Dielzen's Bakery Howe Fire Apparatus Indiana Bell Schliyer Pump City Power Mant Anderson Laundry Anderson Banking Co Citizens Banking Co Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Reynolds Gas Regulator.

Pacy Cnay Gerald Huey Albert W. Jones Julia Alex &. McArt Paul Myers George Onkeen Parker Phillips Frank Plovick Aay NM Reydell John J. Ryan G. Brook Sefton Ben Sherman Walter Steves Robert Symons Carl H. Soedtmann Robert Wagner Lyle T. Ward A. L. Wassar Anaconda Anderson City Water Plant Coca-Cola Hottling Co Dielzen's Bakery Forse Equipment Howe Fire Apparatus Indiana Bell Telephone Co Schliyer Pump Co City Power Mant Anderson Laundry Anderson Banking Co Citizens Banking Co Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Reynold's

Obituaries and funeral notices compiled from Chesterfield and Anderson area

Obituaries note the death of Carter a Chesterfield native age 80 and wife Julia Mae. Surviving children include Mrs Dorothy Jones and Mrs C D Kirk Marion Carter and siblings Gertle Hasty and Dessie Clark. Funeral on hold at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Maggie A Carter 91 dies at Globe Nursing Home with services at Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home. Marota Waldo Bronnenberg 49 Chesterfield dies, service at Parole E Rozelle Funeral Home. Willian E Huger 67 dies in two car collision Ind 67 service at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial at Neese Cemetery.

WRS Maggie A, Carter Maggie A. Scarter Globe Nursing Home P.m Nuckols Marota Waldo Bronnenberg Chester Geld Parol E. Rozelle Kermit Pugh Bethany Christian Church Bronnenberg Cemetery Chesterfield Funnal Hom Willis Brown John Maynard Ward Taylor Garland Dilt Robert Sletter Marty Clendenen William &, Hoover Willian E. Hug Ind Columbus Ave Waltz and Hiday Arthur Mounds Baptist Church Neese Perkinsville

Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties

Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties report Mrs. Laura E Painter 82 of Middletown died at home with services set at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home. Albert Titus Wilkinson 72 of Wilkinson died at his country home with services in Markleville. Everett Whetstone Farmlain 62 died at Winchester Hospital with services in Farmland and Elwood. Marjorie Riggs Lapel 24 wife of Wayne Riggs died from auto crash with services in Anderson.

Laura E. Faster Middletown Laura E. Painter Schlughewitt Painter Dito Ward Painter Middletown, Methodist Church The Eastern Star Women's Literary Club Ballard and Shirey A.V. Teter Gus Chy Miller Cemetery Iminnie Ayres Anderson Atlis Grace Baldwin Selma Calif Herbert Ayras Kalanazon Mich Julius Painter New Castle Lowel! Prigg Seattle Wish Tee Street Albert Titus Wilkinson Berl) "Ting Markleville Condo and Son Funeral Narlan Titus Inte Riley Sara Reeves Titus Marklevikis Brotherhood Sisterhood Grace Edith Fadiey David Fadley Ida Slaughter Maggie Burns Wilkingon Grover Titus Greenfield Everett Whetstone Everett Lee Whetstone Winchester Hospital Thornburg Reemai Elwood Christian Church Elwood City Marjorie Riggs Marjorie Till Riggs Wayne Riggs Hyattsville Fisher Brothers Elmer Copley Bethel Methodist Jhoeeh Shrine of Memories Memorial Park

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