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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1954

Page

18

Traffic Toll Climbs To 7 In Indiana Weekend

Indiana weekend traffic toll rose to seven as belated reports came in. Names include James Russell Carwile age 3 of French Lick injured fatally by a backing car, Rose Knepp of Montgomery killed when ejected from a car on a gravel road, and others in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Colorado accidents. A television set short caused a minor fire at Walker Norris in Anderson.

Associated Press Indiana James Russell Carwile Russell Carwile French Lick Rose Knepp Rt. 1 Montgomery Cannerburg Daviess County Livia Woods Chicago Bryan Snelling Jeffersonville Albert Habig DeKalb County Stephen Earl McDonough Walter H. Klassen Morocco Arthur Taylor Bloomington Paul G. Richardson Lafayette Oil City Harry ‘Thomson Kokomo Denver Colo Walker Norris 1St St

Elwood School Board Member Elected Tamm

Elwood rug store operator Robert Tamm was elected to the Elwood School Board during Monday night council session. He will succeed retiring Ralph Stevens, with John Merritt and Robert Carter also on the board. The council approved a $600 Fire Department equipment purchase and advanced a diesel tractor plan for the street department. A special June 26 meeting will finalize the tractor proposal. Budget requests for 1955 are due by July 1.

Elwood Robert Tamm Elwood City Councy Tamm Ralph Stevens John Merritt Rober Carter Specia Elmo Gustin

Poison Fatal To 2 Sisters At Plymouth

Two sisters Linda Kring seven and Patricia eight died in Parkview Hospital after possibly mistaking poisoned grain for cereal. Their father Samuel L F Kring of near North Liberty said the box may have contained poison. Coroner Dr Otis Brown reported the girls became ill Saturday, convulsed Sunday, and were taken to the hospital. they left a family of a sister and nine brothers besides the parents.

Linda Kring Patricia Samuel LF. Kring North Liberty Parkview Hospital Otis Brown Marshall County

New Scout Troop 38 Receives Charter in Ovid Church

The Ovid community gathers as Troop 38 is chartered for boys 11 and up with investitures for 11 Tenderfoot candidates. Present at the ceremony are W Shirell Fox and L W Philbert of the Scouting leadership, with Aaron Sparks chairing the adult committee and four assistant Scoutmasters named.

Umasus Urs Ovid John R. Jewell W. Shirell Fox Mounds District L. W. Philbert Aaron Sparks Carl Wiles George H. Fesler Wayne H. Moore Frank Hellmansperger Donald E. Keesling Kyle D. Greene Delmar Lester William D. Stepnes Bernard Chestnut Ted H. Begley Lester D. Marshall Charles 0. Castor Ted W. Begley William D.ditlinger Floyd Girt William R. Girt John A Madison County Markleville

Tito Hints Further Trips Abroad Planned

Belgrade report notes Yugoslav President Tito returning from Greece and signaling more international travel aimed at strengthening Western ties. Rain did not deter thousands as Tito explained the Greek Turkish Yugoslav military alliance formed during his Greece visit. He stated the three-nation cooperation would have tremendous value for the nations involved and world peace.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Tito Greece West Sam

Church Parley and Friday Called Meeting Details

Dr Adam W Miller president will preside over sessions with Rev W W King Dayton C vice president Rev Lester Crose Anderson secretary treasurer and Rev J Edgar Smith Anderson officers of Board of Church Extension and Home Missions include Dr W H Hunt Anderson president Dr John Kane Anderson vice president Dr E F Adcock Anderson treasurer and Rev E E Reed Anderson secretary Dr Hunt to preside Meetings of Board of Christian Education begin June 10 and State Presidents Council of the Woman's Missionary Society on June 12 by Gospel Trumpet Company National Board of Woman's Missionary Society

Adam W. Miller W.W. King Dayton Lester Crose Anderson J. Edgar Smith Board of Church Extension and Home Missions W. H. Hunt John Kane EF. Adcock E. E. Reed Hunt Board of Christian Education

Joe Must Go TEMPO Covers Campaign From Page 88id

The CIO weekly issue centers on union efforts led by Gore and the International Union of Electrical Workers. Workers could gain retroactive pay increases and additional benefits if signatures are secured. Negotiations with the company are adjourned pending further drive and signature collection.

CIO Gore To. Sachs

New PTA Officials Installed Amid Evening Session

A group of PTA officers were installed last evening including Mrs. Paul McCallis as president with Mrs. Charles Miller and Robert C. Webb as officers. The ceremony featured seating arrangements and photographs by Herald Photo while plans were discussed for a bridge project and summer library programs culminating in a mid century Building fund meeting.

PTA Paul McCallis Pete Heiden Anderson Parentier Dent Lowell Bennett Myron Seybert Charles Miller Robert C. Webb Herald

Albany FBI arrests man posing as Air Force base commander

FBI agents from Albany arrested William Francis Gauf of St. Cloud Minnesota on charges of impersonating a state officer while posing as future Plattsburgh Air Force Base commander. Kaulm hired a former Plattsburgh officer to chauffeur him in a borrowed car during Armed Forces Day events. Northwestern University official Dean McLeod warned an inquiry into Sally Stevenson’s death could lead to Northwestern’s Delta Kappa Epsilon chapter being expelled. Stevenson, 18, of Kenosha Illinois, died in a crash with escort Robert Dalrymple, 20, of Manhasset New York, who was seriously hurt. The tragedy followed a party at a Highland Park home that violated the fraternity’s social probation due to many members currently on probation for grades or other issues.

FBI Albany N.Y Plattsburgh Air Force Base William Francis Gauf St. Cloud Minn Kaulm Plattsburgh Dean James S$. McLeod Northwestern University Northwestern Highland Park

PTA Council Committtees Named for Regional Meeting

Kokomo office for the regional PTA Council meeting scheduled for October in Anderson Kokomo or Muncie. Committees and heads include Audio Visual Aide Paulson Russell Legislative Wilson Anderson Citizenship Bert Downey Exceptional Children Mrs Russell Hudson Health Mrs Jeff Clements Hospitality Banquet Mrs Byron Harrison Scholarship Mrs Elmer Reichter Program Mr Heiden with assistants Lowell Bennett and Mrs Myron Seybert. A possible special session on the forthcoming regional meeting may occur soon.

Kokomo Regiona PTA Council Myron Seybert Heiden

Picket Lines Rise as AFL Union Affinity Ties Inked

Union heads say the group asked for a 30 cent yearly wage increase plus fringe benefits while company officials cite a five cent offer with fringe benefit adjustments. No new developments were reported in the dispute yesterday.

American Federation of Labor Union Roup

Absent ian City FOP Convention Details

The Indiana FOP convention drew 39 lodges and 3 812 members led by officers including Jack Moore Frank Ulin state trustee Edgar Branham Jeffersonville state conductor Howard Hedrick New Castle state trustee M Jack Voelkel South Bend state vice president Fred Pandol Huntington state trustee Alex Tresnowsk i East Chicago state trustee Dillard Little Bedford state trustee Don Smith Gary past president of the state FOP. Yesterday's sessions featured a dance and reception with auxiliary units from across the state well attended. Local lodge president Robert Graham chaired the Robert Morgan Noble Higgins J D Coen Don Davenport Edgar Van Meter Fred Richardson Victor Powers William Campbell John Helden laid plans for the convention with guests Mr Hartel and a reception hosted at the Robert Graham home.

Ian City Jack Moore Frank Ulin Edgar Branham Jeffersonville Howard Hedrick New ‘Castle M’ Jack ‘ Voelkel South Bend Fred Pandol Huntington Alex Tres ¢Nowski East Chicago State Trust Dillard Little Bedford Don Smith Gary F.O.P Robert Graham Lodge Robert Morgan Noble Higgins J. D. Coen Don Davenport Edgar van Meter Fred Richardson Victor Pow Ers William Campbell John Helden Charles Trodglen Mr. Hartel

Neutral on the commission sparks East Asian bid for balance

A report notes Bidault leaning toward a three nation council including a Communist state alongside two others. The text indicates no sign the United States altered its stance against seating a Communist nation on the commission.

Omumura Bidault United States

McCarthy foes push Geneva talk as Rhee baits United States

The article outlines a Senate-pressured plan linking McCarthy ally Roy Cohn and charges on intelligence operations. It notes calls to recall Pyun Yung Tai from Geneva and Rhee’s stance on unification, with references to military and diplomatic maneuvering around Dien Bien Phu, Yen Bay, and Geneva conferences.

Page One Dien Bien Phu CIA Allen Dulles Yen Bay Stevens Tien Hanoi New York China McCarthy Free World Geneva Roy M. Cohn Schine Pyun Yung Tai Rhee Re Cohn Highway Department United States Wisconsin Symington Frankton Rhee Chitford_and

Heart Illness Fatal for 8-Year-Old Girl

Eight year old Heart illness claims life of Haze Deane Michael daughter of Forest and trusted family in Alexandria Mercy Hospital confirmed death at 5 pm Monday after five days of illness Funeral arrangements pending at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home Survivors include parents two brothers Carey and Patrick Wesley and sister Sharon Ann plus paternal grandmother Mrs Ruby Michael of Lapel and maternal grandfather Guy Stark of Alexandria

Haze Deane Michael Forest Michael Rt. 3 Alexandria Mercy Hospital Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home Rvivors Carey Patrick Wesley Michael Sharon Ann Michael Ruby Michael Lapel Guy Stark

Obituary notices for Anderson area residents

Proctor, pastor of the Mounds Baptist Church in Anderson, will officiate. Interment follows in Bono Ind cemetery. Friends may call at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home after noon today. Mrs Barr came to Anderson 12 years ago and was widow of Eddie Barr who died 17 years ago. She belonged to Tennessee Valley and attended Mounds Baptist Church. Survivors include three sons David Barr Greencastle Clif ford Barr Anderson Nor man Barr Cayuga Ind two daughters Mrs Delores Dean Kankakee and Mrs Naomi Rit tenour Covington Ind 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Hinda Ann Reno Graveside services for 90 year old at 711 W Std will be at East Maplewood Cemetery. Sells and Rowe Funeral Home in charge. Mrs Flora M Smith 51 wife of Delbert Smith 1406 W Eth St died Saturday. Final rites at Brown and Butz Funeral Home at 10 30 a.m. Arthur Atwell to officiate. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Sadie Bondurant George Bondurant Scatterfield Rd Noble Street Methodist Church Kenneth Russell Bondurant Anderson Clyde Bondurant Hot Springs Ark Rosemary Bondurant J. W. Steele Waltz and Hiday Wilbur Day Memorial Park Cemetery James E. Farley McArthur Blvd St John’s Hospital Baker Brothers Funeral Home Kermit Pugh Bethany Christian Church Farley Pierce Governor Plant 2 George Hackett American Legion Elmer E. Black Victory Ct St. John’s Hospital Albright Crownland Cemetery Noblesville Black Iowa Anderson Loan Association Cental Christian Church Elks Lodge Nettie Edith Beckner Cayuga Ind Delores Dean Kankakee Naomi Rittenour Covington Hinda Ann Reno East Maplewood Cemetery Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Flora M. Smith Delbert Smith W. Éth Brown and Butz Arthur Atwell Memorial Park Ceme

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Berdie C. Thomas 53, former Wilkinson resident, dies at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home with burial at McCray Cemetery. survivors include sisters Pearl Ramey Greenfield and Marie Whitted Indianapolis. Samuel J. Mercy 68, Hancock county native, former Anderson resident, dies at home near Fortville after illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at George McCarty Funeral Home with Rev. Metcalf Miller officiating. he owned Silver Dollar Inn in Anderson and was a Maxwell Masonic Lodge member.

Berdie C. Thomas Wilkinson Berdie C. Thomas Wilkinson Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Condo and Son Funeral Verley Pearl Ramey Greenfield Marie Whitted Indianapolis Samuel J. Mercy Fortville Samuel J. Henry Hancock County Anderson Mr. Henry Maxwell Masonic Lodge George McCarty Metcalf Miller

Governance by legislation and social programs praised

The President argues government actions through legislation create social security, farm aid, tax programs, slum elimination, housing and broad issues in health and education. He compares modern governance to the early six graduates of Washington College and their curriculum.

Ceonumara Pare One Washington Col

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