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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

37

Suspect In 3 Death Attempts Found Slain

LAKE WALES Fla Emmett Donnelly a 61 year old lawyer accused of plotting to kill three wealthy people by hiring a gunman was found dead at his home in what police described as an apparent self inflicted shooting. His body lay under poinsettia flowers with a shotgun at his side. Coroners and officials ruled a death by own action and declined an inquest. Durden the other accused man was released on bond. Investigators said Donnelly planned to profit from his position as confidential attorney for the three clients and that the motives centered on estates and charitable bequests that could be manipulated after his death. The probe also examined if Donnelly used dummy charities to funnel funds through Mrs Roach to objects of his control. Durden had received more than $9 000 from Donnelly this year and gave no clear explanation.

Lake Wales Fla Emmett Donnelly Donnelly Willard Durden K. H. Gerlach Byrd T. Roach Louise Clark Hawley Orlando Pat Gordon Durden Kelly J. Gerlach Gerlach Gordon Mrs. Roach

Labor Leaders Seek Venue Change in Racketeering Case

EAST ST LOUIS ILL Two labor leaders indicted on labor racketeering charges asked for a venue shift and disclosure of grand jury evidence. O B Duke Soucie of Terre Haute IN and Orville Dusty Rhodes of Danville IL, business agents of the International Union of Operating Engineers, petitioned to move proceedings to Danville citing press coverage in East St Louis in pressuring a fair trial.

East ST. Louis, Ill East St. Louis Federal Grand Jury O. B Duke) Soucie Terre Haute Ind Orville Dusty) Rhodes Danville International Union of Operating Engineers

Coming Auction Sales Schedule Classified

Saturday June 12 2 P M Paul D and Edith M Fadely public auction of real estate located 1 mile east of Road 67 on U S 36 Joe Kellum auctioneer Saturday June 19 10 00 A M Administratrix sale of Irving Coffman estate real estate live stock farm equipment and personal property located 2 miles east and 1 1/4 miles north of Daleville Elbert C Frazee auctioneer Saturday June 12 10 00 A M Willard Sinnett Adm sale of real estate located in Daleville Ind Egg M Hood auctioneer Superior Manufacturing Co real estate factory building and factory machinery located in Alexandria Ind Egg M Hood auctioneer Wednesday June 23 2 P M John Hazel Whetsel real estate auction 4 miles south of Anderson on Main St Rd or 2 miles south of State Rd 67 on Main St Rd H D Kirk auctioneer

Paul D Edith M. Fadely Road 67 U. S Joe Kellum Irving Coffman Daleville Elbert C. Frazee Willard Sinnett Ind Egg M. Hood Superior Manufacturing Co Alexandria John & Hazel Whetsel Anderson Main St State Rd H. D. Kirk

Market Ends Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago reports a nervous trading day with a blend of gains and losses on the Board of Trade. Wheat edged lower to higher, corn steady to higher, oats and rye mixed, soybeans varied, while cocoa-cost pressures from cocoa price rises hit confectioners at New York labs. Uncertainties cited include the Indo China situation, possible wheat price wars, farm legislation, and a NY stock sell-off.

Chicago Board of Trade Geneva Indochina Canada United States Australia House Agriculture Committee Congress Eisenhower New York

Madison County Planning Board notices rezoning petitions

Regular meeting of the Madison County Planning Commissioners set for June 14, 1954 at 9 00 A M in the Court House basement to consider rezoning Harriett Hartrell and Lyman Hart properties from residential to business uses including a restaurant and television sales and service. Published by Audrey Welsh Secretary.

Madison County Planning Commissioners Court House C.S Harriett Hartrell Township 19 Raible Avenue 30Th Street Lyman €. Hart Section 22 Township 18 Fall Creek Township Madison County Indiana Planning Commission County of Madison Audrey Welsh

Shares Recover From Selloff

NEW YORK The stock market closed lower but staged a recovery from Tuesday’s sharp decline, signaling underlying strength overall. The Associated Press average fell 40 cents to 122.10, with rails up 70 cents while industrials, utilities, and other sectors eased. Volume eased to 2.36 million shares.

New York Associated Press American Stock Exchange

Bond market slips amid Tuesday selloff and Wednesday firming

The New York debt market extended Tuesday's decline on Wednesday while speculative and investment quality liens showed firmer tendencies in the afternoon. Total Big Board volume cooled to 3,285,000 value from 4,360,000 Tuesday as a stock market shakeout spread bearish sentiment into debt trading.

New York

Butcher Hogs Move Lower In Chicago Livestock Market

Butchers and sons fell 25 to 75 cents amid 10 000 salable hogs as buyers balked at higher bids. Hog prices ranged from 21.75 to 26.50 for various weight classes, with sows 15.50 to 21.50. Cattle saw steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 cents lower, top steer price 27.25, cows 11.25 to 15.50, canners 9.50 to 11.75, wealers 19 to 23. Lambs slipped 50 cents to a dollar, good to prime 22.50 to 25. Old crop lambs scarce, sheep steady. Receipts: hogs 10 000, cattle 14 000, lambs 1 000.

Chicago Butchers and Sons

Milk Study To Be Friday

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Benson announced that the Agriculture Credit Committee Board will consider whether the dairy price support program for manufacturing milk is working effectively. The government has set a $3.14 per 100 pounds support price for the coming marketing year, but reports show farmers are receiving about $3.05. The department plans to buy surplus butter, cheese and dried milk at fixed prices to bolster manufacturing milk prices. Benson emphasized ensuring farmers receive the support price.

Washington Benson Agriculture Credit Committee Board

Local Livestock Market Prices Summary

Market notes list hog price ranges from 180 to 230 pounds 230 to 260 pounds and 260 to 300 pounds. Overall hog prices show a 20.00 down adjustment. Hogs weighing 180 to 300 pounds are priced on average weight.

Muncie Livestock Prices Steady with Hogs Down

Muncie hogs eased by 25 cents with various weight classes quoted from 220 to 400 pounds. Cattle and calves showed mixed movement with steers and heifers ranging from 11 to 23 dollars, cows down to 12 dollars, and calves and lambs listed with steady to lower figures. Sheep and yearlings also reflected a softer trend overall in the market report.

Women's Eyes Water More Than Men's in Age Study

Chicago researchers report women's eyes water more than men's, with tear production declining with age. By age 40, eyes water about half as much as at age 10, suggesting age plays a common role in tear volume across genders.

Chicago

Knights of Columbus Plan Communion for Parish Jubiliee

Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Societies of St Marys and St Ambrose prepare a corporate communion to honor Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J Travers golden jubilee at St Marys Church with 200 guests. Special guests include St Marys High School graduates. Members pictured arranging plans for 730 am mass and noon dinner at K of C Home with reservations due by today.

Knights of Columbus Committee K. of C Holy Name St. Mary’s St. Ambrose Alex F. Kumkoski Clarence G. Shaffer Raymond E. Dailey Paul Holtzleiter Raymond M Msgr. Travers

Lighter Hogs Sell For Less In Indianapolis Hogs drop prices across weights

Prices for light and medium-weight hogs fell 25 to 50 cents, heavies down 25 cents. Bulk 170 to 240 pound barrows and gilts sold $25.75 to $26.50, lighter weights $26.60 to $27, heavier classes $22 to $26. Cows and bulls mixed. steers and heifers about steady. Lambs steady with springers $23 to $25. ewes to $6.

Indianapolis Spl

Textile market report shows steady prices and mixed demand

In New York on Wednesday small sales of print cloths sheetings and broadcloths occurred with prices largely unchanged. Wool goods orders for fall were slow while rayon gray cloth orders were mostly filling needs. Finished rayon fabric sales remained fairly active.

New York

First Methodist at Summitville Honors Ministers

At the Summitville First Methodist Church a carry-in dinner followed Sunday school to honor district superintendent Rev Earnest Kaufman and Mrs Kaufman. A reception welcomed Rev and Mrs Edward Antle returning for another year. A basement program featured speeches by Mrs D S Dyson Mrs Cletis Bair and others. A Methodist Men's Club is planned for next Sunday. Mrs Dick Branch hosted Good Cheer Club with prayers and plans for a family party June 19. WSCS meets June 10 with Mozelle Woodruff lesson. Mrs Robert Woodruff returned home from St John’s Hospital recovering from surgery.

Summitville First Methodist Church Earnest Kaufman Kaufman Edward Antle D. S. Dyson Cletis Bair Antle Charles Melling Dick Branch Rachell Biddle Blanch Lehr Winnie Leach Mary Dean Ada Dickey Edith Brock Bill Stanley Mesdames Lula Martin Ethel Schultz Trythena Hurt Velma Watson Delean Dailey Eileen Neese Lucille Thurston WSCS Methodist Church William Weaver Virgil Himelick Jennie Bryson Della Ice Mozelle Woodruff Blanch Owens Robert Woodruff St. John's Hospital

Indianapolis Woman Dies or Is Heart Attack After At Hotel

Lucille G Smith 42 of Indianapolis suffered a heart attack at a local hotel last night. Firemen applied a resuscitator and she was taken to St John's Hospital. Condition described as fair according to police records.

Lucille G. Smith Indianapolis St. John's Hospital

Lawyer Guild Responds To McCarthy Charge In Hearings

National Lawyers Guild rejected Sen McCarthy's claim that it is a Communist front. It called the charge based on an old 1950 HUAC report and warned that such statements threaten democracy. The Guild said it was not affiliated with the Communist party or any front group.

New York National Lawyers Guild Sen. McCarthy R-Wis The Guild Communist Party McCarthy Washington Fred Fisher Army Joseph Welch House Un-american Activities Com

U S and Red China Trade Indochina War Charges

In Geneva at the nine party Indochina meeting, the United States and Red China accused each other of blocking peace. Chou En lai charged U S policy aims to prolong war and prevent agreement, while Walter Bedell Smith blamed the Soviet Chinese Communist and Vietminh delegations for refusing to resolve key issues. The four hour session yielded little progress and drew frustration from Western delegates.

Geneva United States Red China Indochina Red iChina Chou Enlai U. S Walter Bedell Smith

Try and Stop Me jer Town Journal tongue in cheek ad

A humorous collage notes a mink coat sales pitch on Fifth Avenue and a sly billing joke. A rural weekly ad warns of doom for subscribers paying in advance. A bride confesses marital woes with a witty exchange about marriage and divorce. Copyright 1954 Bennett Cerf.

Jer Town Journal Fifth Avenue Bill Bennett Cerf King Features Syndicate

Cabinet Rank Washington 1814 Attorney General Note

Washington history notes that the attorney general was not part of the president’s cabinet until 1814, marking a late formal inclusion in executive governance. This reflects evolving structure of the U.S. government during early republic era.

Washington

Classified Ad Rates Effective July 1 1942

Anderson Newspapers Inc lists three line minimum rates for classified ads with per line charges for different durations. Rates apply to The Herald and The Bulletin. single paper discounts 5 percent. 20 percent cash discount offered with seven day payment. Ads accepted by deadlines: Bulletin 9 am day of publication. Herald 3 pm day prior.

Anderson Newspapers, Inc Herald Bulletin

Personal Advertisements for Household Goods and Services

Three personals list insurance auto house business by Charles Ehle at 2102 38th St phone 3-5903. Frigidaire refrigerator washer and dryer new in crate offered for sale, contact after 4 pm at 2-8094. Closing out discontinued baggage at Indiana Luggage Shop 1320 Meridian, phone 3-824. Pillow cases handmade and dresser scarfs vanity sets available from Variety Shop 3314 Hamilton Place.

Tree Trimming and Cement Work Services

Local business advertises tree trimming cutting moving cement work basement cleaning odd jobs hauling and related services with phone contact 9371.

Palmer Bros Cincinnati Ave Leflar Sanitary Service Hazelett Manley Jefferson O. E Baxter Madison CO CLEA Pearl ST

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