IKE SAYS SPACE FUND REVISIONS ACCEPTABLE
Madison County ASC office manager Robert B. Fields announced that the 1959 CCC price support loans carry a 3 percent per year interest rate. The report details revised mixed grain standards and 1959 wheat oats and rye supports along with soybean loan data.
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Robert B. Fields
Madison County
ASC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Field
CCC
Virgil Lawler
County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
President Shifts Missile Emphasis Amid Defense Bill Debate
The Indiana farm report notes rain delaying crops, tomato setting near Vincennes and strawberry losses near New Albany. Weather improves with sun in coming days aiding field work. laborers include 1391 workers with 59 Texas Mexicans. In Congress, Mahon and Ford push changes to the $38.8 billion defense bill, aiming to adjust missile programs and procurement cuts as votes loom.
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Indiana Employment Security Division
IESD
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vincennes
New Albony
Texas
Maonivaivas Variy
Eisenhower
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Mich
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
White House
Charles A. Halleck
Leslie C. Arfends
Mahon
Ford
Eforts
Appropriations Committee
Marine Corps
Smoot Charged With Assault in Circuit Court
Robert Smoot, 27, faces assault and battery with intent to murder charges in Circuit Court for the May 9 incident in which he allegedly struck Evelyn Johnson with a lumber. Johnson was treated at St Johns Hospital and then at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis after surgery. Smoot was detained by state police on Summitville Road near Marion.
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Robert
Smoot
Evelyn Johnson
St. John's Hospital
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Summitville
Ind
Marion
Anderson
Marion T
Melvin Thornburg
Billy Arnold Glevenger
Cousins Jewelry
James Martin Jr
Idlewold Golf and Country Club
Pendleton
Smuggling Suspects Freed Over Jail Funds Shortage
Police in San Pedro de Jujuy Argentina release suspects and misdemeanants due to insufficient money to feed prisoners in the unit. Local authorities cite budget gaps hindering detention capacity and basic jail operations.
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San Pedro DE Jujuy
Aventina
First D S C Medal Awarded In 1776
The first Distinguished Service medal honoring an American for outstanding service went to General George Washington in 1776 for recapturing Boston early in the Revolutionary War. Classifieds offer ads to buy sell rent and hire workers. Call 3.5371.
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D. S.C
George Washington
Boston
Adn
Call
15 Year Term For Albion Credit Union Official
Arnold G. Hobbs former manager of the Noble County Credit Union in Albion was found guilty of embezzling a 1600 check and was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment and a $1000 fine. The verdict came after a four hour defense and trial on charges tied to a $1.7 million credit union shortage. Hobbs testified on his own birthday claiming the funds represented loans to his businesses. Probst alleged that others were involved in the transactions and denied embezzlement.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPD
Arnold G. Hobbs
Albion
Hobbs
Allen Circuit Court
Noble County Credit Union
Nobio County
William H Schannen
Allamate
State Department of
Cradit Union
Wonder Boy
Noble County
Louis Ketcham
Ralph Probst
Retail Father's Day Plans Ready
A promotional drawing by the merchants' association offers cash and merchandise prizes for Father’s Day. Top awards include $500 and $73 for third place with additional prizes across seven levels. Entries are accepted at participating stores until June 2, with winners announced at the public square and by the association’s committee.
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Focal
Anderson Republic
Ray Weiler
Tom Public
Win Decker
Ners
Dra Merchants’ Organization
Ings
Rod Ehle
Fair Call
Robert Conway
William Goodstar
Swinford
Fire blazed but limited by swift action and alert officers
Police Chief John Heiden and Fire Chief Herbert Johnson praised Patrolman Harry Chappel for quickly spotting a furniture store fire and guiding firefighters before flames spread. Seven companies fought the blaze early Tuesday, preventing damage to nearby buildings. Anderson High School’s 1959 Indian yearbook will be distributed to 1,500 subscribers, marking its 52nd edition with co editors in chief Pat McKeand and David DeBolt.
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AHS
Pat McKeand
Dave DeBolt
Anderson High School
Herald Photo
John Heiden
Herbert Johnson
Harry Chappel
John Kelley Co
Hhe
Fie
Heiden
Dale McKeand
W. 6Th St
David DeBolt
Meridian St
Nothhwest
Nelson Rohr
Remodeling Work Begins Monday At AHS
Remodeling work for Anderson High School is set to begin Monday with bids reviewed by the school board. The board opened bids for instructional supplies and budget plans cover engineering fees and construction costs for a new gym and related facilities.
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YWCA
Anderson Ywca
Lth
Chase Sts
Frank Worley
Charles Chastain
Walter Bagot
H. J. Head
Chastain
AHS
Denoot Weara Mempers
Beckley-Cardy
Chicago
Decker's, Inc
Anderson
atson-Owens Co
Columbus
Ohio
Anderson High School
Elec Dowell Co
Muncie
Hammond Tro
Trical
Stephens Co
Fremont
Neb
Hoosier Book and Supply Co
Indiana Paper ‘Co
Lin
Anderson Gym
Indianapolis
Mayville
Carol
Long To Be Treated at AHS Graduation Amid Court Custody
Judge Gibson ordered Earl Long detained in protective custody due to mental illness and risk of self harm or harming others. The 1940s graduation ceremony at AHS featured senior Ruth McAllister and a program including Pomp and Circumstance, with speakers from John Sealy Hospital and local clergy.
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Ight School
Thomas R. Clem
H. L. Lanahan
First Evangelical United Brethr* ‘En
Ruth McAllister
Wm Ahs
LW. Schleusee Jr
Sorosa
Water Grag
Blake Fowler
Tites
Anderson” College
Larry Sells
Earl Long
Dan Roby
Mary Rut
McAlister
Id L. Adams
Yrdis
Ebbert
John ‘Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Mac Tient
Gerald Leslie
Sheriff's Office
Lousiana
Baccalaureate Service Set by Anderson College Theology Group
The Gospel Trumpet reports a Sunday 7 p m baccalaureate service at Park Place Church of God for the Graduate School of Theology at Anderson College. Dr Adam W Miller dean announces the event with Pres Robert H Reardon and theology faculty including Dr Louise F Gough Dr Gene W Newberry and Dr John W W Smith. Eight graduates from seven states to be honored as the college confers bachelor and divinity degrees on June 15 alongside 134 other candidates.
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Harold L. Philips
Gospel Trumpet
Church of God
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Adam W. Miller
Park Place Church of God
Robert H. “Reardon
Hee
School ‘of Theology
Ouise F. Gough
Gene W. Newberry
John W. W. Smith
Dean Miller
Colu
New Arias and multiple births reported at area hospitals
A boy was born at St. John's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Art Middleton of 2313 Noble St. A girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Erman Peoples of 1212 Locust St, and another girl to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hackleman of 2127 East Smith St. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fisher of 121g West 3rd St. In Fraser, Michigan, Donald Wente at 31543 Schoolcraft Rd. welcomed twin girls. Grandparents listed: maternal Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stewart of Anderson and paternal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wente of Anderson.
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New Arias
St. John’s Hospital
Art Middleton
Noble St
Charles Ellingood
Shirley
Erman Peoples
Locust St
Terry Hackleman
E. Sith St
Jay i. Fisher
W. 3Rd St
Fraser, Mich
Donald Wente
Schoolcraft Rd
Russell Stewart
Anderson
Albert Wente
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Ike
Dulles
Berlin
West Berlin
Zolten Allee
Tiergarten
John Foster Dulles Allee
Pierce Firm
Airport Commission
City Hall
Charles Humphrey
Marior
Anderson Municipal
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Darlington
Andorenn
Pierce Governor Company
Leland Boren
James L. Hale
Allen P. Reinhardt
Powell Groaner
Carl V. Rice
Kansas City
Boren
Allen P. Reinhardt Wes
Donald Irvin
Dodge
Fairview Street
S Giant Stores
Fort Wayne
The
Robert H. Reardon
R. Eugene Sterner
Radio and Television Commission of
Christian Theology
School of Theology
Harold L. Phillips
Goseph Trumpet Company
Cffcial Organ
Anderson's
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