Farm Tour Plans Set For Tuesday By Madison County Bureau
The Madison County Farm Bureau Public Relations Committee announced few detailed plans for the annual Farm Tour. The event, to be conducted June 16, will be operated in cooperation with county Agriculture officials and focuses on showcasing local farming practices.
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Tuesdy
Madison County Farm Bureau
Agriculture
of Commerce
Evan Wilson
Madison, County Farm Bureau
Thomas McMahan
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Ronald Bouman
Purdue Univer
Madison County
Walter C. Haynes
Southside
Farm Bureau
Paul. Miller
Glenn Sisson
Green Township
John Chaille
New Judge In Pinball Case Shapes Madison County Action
A new judge and defendant emerged in a legal fight over illegal pinball machines in Madison County. Judge Alva Cox assumed jurisdiction, granting a temporary restraining order prohibiting police raids and confiscation of devices. Harold D. Brandon of Brandon Enterprises filed for the restraining order to block destruction and operation disruption, with further actions against state agencies including the Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
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Madison County
Alva Cox
Delaware County
Anderson
Harold D. “Brandon
Brandon Enterprises
Superior Court
Icirewit Court
Vett
Dudge Cox
Muncie
Criginel Dafendants
Elwood
Alexandria
Sheriff's Department
Jay F. Arnold
Brandon
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Cox
Greater NATO Demands Stir French Rift At Atlantic Congress
London reports on the Atlantic Congress where De Gaulle's push for a bigger French voice in NATO policy sparks a row. Officials say France will not allow missiles or atomic bases to be stockpiled without a European share of decisions, risking a broader rift as Britain and the United States resist losing control. Gen Gavin calls for shared nuclear information while Billotte argues a sovereign France cannot cede its stake.
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London
UFL
NATO
Senera
France
NAO
Geneva
Down
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Atlantic Congress
Sup
Maurice Couve de Murvlle
Volved
At- Gaulle
United Say
U.S
Britain
de Gaulle
U. S
Lauris Preme
Europe
Pierre Billott
Billotte
George , Brown
Wayne L. Mayes
Ohio
James A .Gavin
Eight New TB Cases Reported In Past Three Weeks
The Madison County Tuberculosis Association reports eight new TB cases in the last three weeks, ages 10 to 65, with four hospitalized and the rest under physician care. A board meeting is set for 4 pm to review the budget and discuss contact checks and the value of free chest x rays offered by private physicians through the association.
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Madison County
Tuberculosis Association
Brown
E. 10Th St
Horace E
She ‘Jones
County TB Association
Jones
Charlotte Brown
Executiv
Labor Shortage For Pea Pack Seen
The Indiana Employment Security Division reports a labor shortage for the annual pea pack in the Anderson area. The weekly farm labor bulletin notes a good crop and harvest starting this week, with recruitment efforts underway in Tipton and Tennessee. Out of area workers total 246, including Texas-Mexicans, are listed in the drive.
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Anderson
Indiana
Tipton
Tennessee
Milton Eisenhower Named Company Vice President on Moscow Trip
Herald notes Milton Eisenhower moves to a company vice presidency role on an official Moscow visit. Liberace libel trial advances to its second day. A semi invalid contestant wins 17 500 in a single event. The Yankees beat Kansas City 98 in 13 innings.
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Milton Eisenhower
O¢‘Company
Moscow
Liberace
Yankees
Kansas City
Good Morning Start the Day With a Chuckle
Grand Rapids policemen tested 600 pairs of educated dice worth $1,000 confiscated from two men at an engineers convention. Some dice were loaded so a shooter could call his combination in advance. some came up seven every time or never rolled sevens.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
War Orphans To Get Aid And The Escapee Captured
War orphans may receive 110 dollars monthly after applications filed with the County veterans Service officer Worth Nance. The War Orphans Education program assists sons and daughters of deceased veterans from World Wars I and II and the Korean conflict, with eligibility for ages 18 to 20 and a requirement of honorable discharge and death in service. A fugitive in Philadelphia, Joseph E Baxter, 29, Yorktown Ind, captured after escaping from the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton following a work detail.
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Worth Nance
Offic
Nance
Iran
Ohio
Fort
Nanceville
Muncie
Madison Courte
Philadelphia
Joseph E. Baxter
Yorktown
Ind
Intiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Pendleton Post
Vanguard Readying '59 Church Of God Convention Opens
Five agencies compose the Vanguard preparing for the 1959 Church Of God convention in this city. Dr. Adam W. Miller leads the opening session with Anderson College hosting. Board officers include Rev. Lester A. Crose secretary treasurer and Rev. J. Ed Smith assistant secretary. The event draws about 20,000 people as agencies meet during convention week. Directors of the Gospel Trumpet Co. and other church boards will convene with the Missionary Board for a two hour session June 18.
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Tistan J
Missionary Board
Thal International
Church of God
Adam W. Miller
Anderson College
Lester A. Crose
J. Eding
Gar Smith
W. W. King
Dayton
Ohio
Gosing
Per Trumpet Co
Board of Christian Educa- Board of the Church
Met May
Tion
Woman's Missionary Board
Mission and Trustees of
Anderson
College Church Extension and Home
Massive May Car Check Totals 18 756 Cars in county figures show
Police Capt. Floyd Kline and Lt. Fred Richardson compiled May totals showing about 18 800 vehicles checked. Auxiliary officers and Indiana State Police aided. 2 310 defects found across 1 9000 cars, with 51 tickets and 221 warnings issued. Public car check parade drew bands and dealers. One arrest recorded for driving while intoxicated.
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Anderson
Floyd Kline
Fred Richardson
Traffic Department
James Ray
Pendleton Post
Indiana Stat| Police
IC. Cine
Lt. Richards
Kline
Tetal
Rgnizaions
Adventist Open State Meeting At Cicero Thursday
The Seventhday Adventist state assembly opens in Cicero Thursday with about 4000 delegates from Indiana expected. At the conventic grounds 1000 residents will stay in cabins tents and rooms. The first two days cover a bicennial business session and state officer elections. Arthur Kiesz of Indianapolis is now state denomination president and will report at the first meeting. Delegates will hear department reports Friday.
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Cicero
Indiana
Arthur Kiesz
Indianapolis
Board Opens Repair Bids For City Schools Walkways Rooftops And More
The School Board met in a special session last evening to open bids for summer improvement projects across multiple city elementary and junior high schools. Bids cover asphalt paving at North Anderson Hazelwood Kiawatha and Washington, interior painting at several sites, termite treatment at Seventh St. School, concrete step work at Longfellow, boiler stack at Park Place, and recoating roofs at Westvale Park Place and the South Side gym with bids from vendors including Acme Paving Co Central Construction Co Wells Poller Works Pittsburgh Plate Glass Smith Alsop and others.
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North Anderson
Hazelwood
Kiawatha
Washington
Acme Paving Co
Anderson
Westvale
Park Place
Central Avenue
Shadeland
Longfellow
North Ander‘son
Baxter Exterminating Co
Terminex Co
Longfellow School
Central Construction Co
Baker Boiler and Welding Co
Indianapolis
Wells Poller Works
Alexandria
South Side
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Smith-Alsop
Strassner and Driggers
Trinidad
Leloak
Washington School
Central
Rubber and Supply Co
Indiana
Runaway Bus Halted By Rookie Driver in Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System employee John F. Konrad, 29, stopped a runaway trackless trolley before it reached heavy traffic. He jumped aboard the rolling coach at a system garage, pried open the doors, and halted it, injuring his hip in the act.
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Cleveland
UPD
Cleveland Transit System
John F. Konrad
Ja Cts
Woodhill Road
Three Construction Workers Drown In Rescue Attempt
LOWER BURRELL Pa. Three construction workers died during a failed rescue at a deep manhole. Melvin Warfield 21 Wayne Mich Martin Falcon 38 andThomas Timura 18 New Kensington Pa were employed by George Tripp Construction Co Ponti Mich. Foreman Warfield attempted entry as Falcon and Timura fell into eight foot deep water. Eyewitness William Singleton 56 Jammed the escape effort while firemen were summoned and took Warfield to hospital with hip injuries.
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Lower Burrell
Melvin Warfeld
Wayne
Mich
Martin Falcon
Thomas ‘Timura
New Kensington
Park
George Tripp. Construction Co
Ponti Mich
William Singleton
Falcon
Timura
Warfield
Singleton
Talks In Crisis Stage as Gromyko Delays Berlin Summit
Western diplomats confront a Berlin crisis as Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko delays his response to ultimatums that West Berlin be demilitarized and turned into a free city. Secretary Herter and allies pressure for guarantees of Western rights in Berlin with no further secret sessions planned.
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NEVA
UPS
Andrei A. Gromy
Berlin
Gromyko
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Herter
West Berlin
Pest
Ihm
Andrew W. Berding
Russia
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Mareville
Bererding
U.S
Berding
Tax Money Ready For Disbursement To City And County Agencies
More than six million dollars will be distributed to county and city governments by week’s end for operation expenses through year end. Spring tax collections totaled 6 099 792.09 and vouchers will be ready Thursday. The City of Anderson gains 2 562 070.29 with 1 120.61 for the school city. Other allocations include Civil City 863 231.81 Police Pension 23 198.37 Firemen Pension 70 760.91 Library 40 893.59 Indiana State 107 902.03 County Revenue 557 910.96 County Welfare 95 225.52 County Bonds.
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Joe Armington
Anderson
Civil City
Police Pension Fund
Firemen's Pension Fund
Library Fund
State of Indiana
Police Chief Heiden Advises Safe Vacation Practices
Police Chief Heiden outlines key steps for a safe vacation including notifying the post office, arranging mail delivery, securing all entry points, and informing where to reach the family in an emergency. The National Safety Council adds tips on turning off utilities, locking windows and doors, and ensuring the home is watched during travel.
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Anderson
John
Heiden
National
Safety Council
Spelling Bee Opens With 70 Entrants in Washington
Washington AP reports seventy young competitors begin warmups for the National Spelling Bee eve of the event. Thirty seven girls and 33 boys, all 15 or younger and not yet in high school, qualified from regional contests. The winner receives 1000 dollars and a New York weekend trip.
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Washington
New York
Kane ‘Sus
Jositia Scheushuber
Propylaeum
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