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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
23
Beesley of New York senior vice president of Equitable Life Assurance Society was named alumni elected trustee of DePauw University. He succeeds John R. Emison of Indianapolis and will serve four years.
President Eisenhower's labor adviser urged steel negotiators to end public haggling and aim for a strikeless pact before July 1. Union leaders and industry chiefs faced a dim outlook as talks extended past deadlines. MITCHELL warned of inflation and urged intensive bargaining to secure a new contract before June 30.
Senate rackets committee tied Sam Mooney Giancana to a Lake County operation involving pinball, pizza, and prostitution. Witnesses Nor heard details on a Chicago mob expansion with Deputy Prosecutor Holovachka, while Gary officials including John Formosa faced questions over cash flows and a bawdy house. Evidence touched gifts from Lakeside Specialty Co. to East Chicago officials, with limited recall on payments and tax records. The probe, ongoing after Giancana was tracked to Las Vegas, Nev.
U S Army recruiter MSgt Owen R Dewsbury announced that Sgt Jean L Bingham WAC recruiter from Indianapolis will visit Anderson Wednesday and Thursday to interview young women for the WAC. She will be at the Army recruiting office second floor of the Post Office building appointments by phoning 7031.
An Indianapolis report notes two indictments on first degree murder charges as figures including Willie White and Elizabeth Eliott face proceedings. The case connects to a fatal shooting in Marion County and broader moves in open hearings and state appeals. The piece mentions ongoing legal actions, tax funding concerns, and statements from court officials.
Donald Bennett, 28, a bartender at the Allerton Hotel, died after a Tuesday confrontation on a North Ave park bench. He told police three men accosted him for a match, stabbed him in the back, and took his wallet. A blood-stained bread knife was found nearby. he died at Henrotin Hospital from three knife wounds.
Two women dressed as men to hitchhike west were fined ten dollars each in Municipal Court Columbus for improper dress after being picked up Sunday and booked on vagrancy charges. Mamie Coble alias Strapp of Atlanta Georgia and Frances Pugh alias Maddox of Melbourne Florida admitted posing as travelers from Zanesville to Springfield to get rides.
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