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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

36

Threats Terrify American Family In Japanese City

A terrified American family in Kamakura barricaded their home after two extortion threats. A caller demanded 3 120 000 yen and warned of harming their children, while a threatening letter and two phone calls remain without leads from Kamakura police. The family, including Mrs Douglas Scott and two young children, is guarded hourly as inquiries continue.

Kamakura Japan Douglas Scott Scott U.S. Navy Yokosuka Mari Jo Teri Lea

Mc Gregor Swim Trunks Hit Lakeside Season

The season is here for the lakes and pools with smart Mc Gregor swim trunks. Ready shoppers can gear up for summer style and practical beachwear choices.

McGregor

Truman Welcomes First Grandson in New York

Former President Harry S. Truman met his first grandson born to daughter Margaret Truman Daniel in New York. The 6 pound 8 ounce baby, delivered by C section, is unnamed. Margaret and infant are reported healthy. Clifton Daniel, 44, is the father and a New York Times staff member.

New York Harry S. Truman Truman Doctors Hospital Margaret Truman Daniel Independence Margaret Clifton Daniel The New York Times

Summitville clubs host meetings and church events

Mrs. Minnie Allen hosted a Summitville Baptist Missionary meeting with co host Velma Farmer and readings by Pattie Joyner. The WSCS plans and church installations were announced along with a duo decum club gathering and a hospital update on Mrs. Earnest Irwin.

Summitville Minnie Allen Baptist Velma Farmer Pattie Joyner Grace Shores Edna Hull Maxine Thurston Methodist Church W.S.C.S Lloyd Wyatt WSCS Duo Decum Club Lilly Warner Rosalind Morgan Edith Long Edith Dickerson Earnest Irwin St. John’s Hospital Anderson Josephine Windoffer M. O. Nottingham Mike

Conservatives Lead in Canada Vote as Merits Seen

Indications favor the Conservatives led by John Diefenbaker to perform better than four years ago in the Canadian general election. Four years earlier they won 51 of 265 House seats while the Liberal government under Prime Minister Louis St Laurent was expected to win. AP Wirephoto.

John Diefenbaker Canada House of Commons Louis St. Laurent

Central Avenue PTA Holds Last Meeting

The Central Avenue PTA met at the school on Thursday at 7 p m for the final meeting of the year with Lonnie Weston in charge as president. Officers installed included Weston as president Ralph Hiday as vice president Ray Harlan as second vice president Mrs David Darnell as secretary and Mrs Marilyn DeBolt as treasurer. Gene Hardwick reported on the carnival. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Capehart and Mrs Neese with a sixth grade musical program directed by Mrs Hazel Apple and Thomas Clem.

Central Avenue Pta Lonnie Weston Raymond Hudson Anderson Pta Council Ralph Hiday Ray Harlan David Darnell Marilyn DeBolt Gene Hardwick Capehart Neese Hazel Apple Thomas Clem

Real Rough Road For Mom Of Five

Milwaukee mother of five Marion Guild 29 earned a junior college degree while facing seven years of night study and home schooling. Graduation day was overshadowed when four of her children and she contracted measles leaving her diploma to be mailed. Alaska led population growth over the past decade with 209,000 residents.

Milwaukee Marion Guild Belle Ann Laura Leo Mrs. Guild Elizabeth Joseph Alaska Florida New Mexico

Firm challenges AMA position on amphetamine use

A New York industry statement disputes the American Medical Association claim that amphetamine sulfate is dangerous. It argues amphetamine is among the safest drugs and not addictive when used under medical supervision for depression, narcolepsy, overweight, fatigue, and alcoholism. under federal law it requires a prescription. Fresno report notes about 12 walnut species, eight to nine cultivable commercially.

New York American Medical Assn HNI

Anderson Youths Hurt In Auto Crash at Night

James Ball aged 17 of 810 West 14th Street and Edwin Nichols 18 of 1411 Cedar Street were cut and bruised with head injuries after a car skidded from Raible Avenue onto W 38th Street Road and struck a tree at 1 am Thursday. They received treatment at St. John's Hospital. Deputy sheriffs Robert Simmons and Jack Jones investigated the mishap.

James Ball 14Th St Edwin Nichols Cedar St Raible Ave W. 38Th St St. John’s Hospital Robert Simmons Jack Jones

City Dimensions in New York Describe Size Shape

New York City spans about 36 miles north to south and reaches roughly 16 miles at its widest point illustrating its broad urban footprint. The figure reflects general geography rather than precise measurements.

New York New York City

Gift Certificates For Father's Day Sears Liquor Store

Gift certificates offered for Father’s Day at Sears Liquor Store located at 538 W South, phone 27013. Promotions highlight convenient gifts for dad with variable denominations and in-store redemption options.

Sears

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