Tornado Hits Hamilton Indiana Leveling Homes and Killing Quiet
A violent tornado struck Hamilton Indiana Monday night causing extensive destruction. Homes were wrecked or damaged including the Willis Dilts residence and the Dan Edwards kennels. Dozens of trees were uprooted and power lines fell as residents surveyed the wreckage with many fortunate to escape serious injury.
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Hamilton
Ind
Dan Eawarus
Willis Diltslre
Morton St
Charles Stanley
Ray Guill
Guill
Lave
Comfort Stanley
Dan Edwards
6Th Street
Hamilton Road
Edwards
Dilts
Anderson TV
Daniels
Lynch Corporation
Jack Foreum
Delco
Shares Down Slightly Amid Copper Stockpiling Bets
In New York the market showed a modest downturn with steel shares retreating after Monday gains. Copper shares rose late on news of a stockpiling proposal while other issues varied. utilities held firm as several large blocks traded and the ticker ran late briefly. Bethlehem common stock felt a further hit from Navy cutbacks totaling about 490 million dollars in shipbuilding and conversion work.
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New York
Steels
Detroit
Bethlehem
Navy
Colorful Flag Day Observance Urged By Anderson Elks
Anderson Elks Lodge No. 209 urges residents to observe Flag Day on June 14 as a show of unity against undemocratic influences. Exalted ruler Ted Kellern calls all citizens to display the U S flag at homes and business. The “Show Your Colors” program aims to strengthen resolve against communism and tyranny with Flag Day events led by Neil McClintick Charles Laughlin Robert Leidoff and Virgil Widdifield.
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Elks Lodge No. 209
Anderson
Ted Kellem
T the
Anderson B.P.O.E
C Titizens
United States
Elks of
Kellern
Neil McClintick
Charles Laughlin
Robert Leidoff
Virgil Widdifield
Lodge
Hogs Base 25 To 40 Cents In Market Slide
CHICAGO AP hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents on good shipping demand though receipts were lower than expected. 195 to 220 lb hogs sold around $23.25 to $23.50 top with some lots at $23.25. Industrial stock averages fell. stock market activity showed mixed results with the Dow at session highs and lows. Humphrey says recession isn’t over, calling it a costly hangover as lamb and other prices held steady to strong.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Consid
Associated Press
Toj
American Stock Exchange
Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Senate
Bond Market Closes Higher Led by Utilities, Top Grades
IBONDS NEW YORK AP The corporate bond market finished up Tuesday with utilities and top grade issues driving gains. Investors shifted toward higher quality debt as concerns over risk appetite eased and demand supported benchmark issues from major issuers.
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New York
Uiav
Ball State honors A H S graduate in chemistry award
Anderson High School graduate John Osborne earned top chemistry honors at Ball State Teachers College. He received a bound handbook of physics and chemistry from Ball State professor Robert L. Shelley and will return for his sophomore year. Lamb prices ranged from good to choice at 21.40 to 23.00 per hundredweight with various grades listed as steady. Bond markets opened with small losses on new long-term issues, while Morgan, Roger C. earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration at the University of Arizona.
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Anderson High School
John Osborne
Ball State
Osborne
Osbornewes
Ick Osborne
Irving Way
Robert L. Shelley
Anderson
Heo Augucu Wie
Avery
Waviu Cox
Montesano
Wash
Anderson College
School of Theology
Cox
Jeanette Pylate
Meridian
Miss
Aon
David Jr
South Meridian
Cox Named Co-pastor at South Meridian Church
The South Meridian Church of God announced Cox will join as co-pastor. The appointment strengthens church leadership and marks a new chapter for the congregation.
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South Meridian Church of
Godsac
Darr M Nasial
Cotton prices hold steady in New York market
Spot selling dominated the cotton textile market with prices about unchanged for prints and broadcloths. Wool goods remained dull while rayon activity declined as annual shutdowns approach.
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New York
Piles relief claim promises non surgical cure
An advertisement touts Stainless Pazo as a fast relief treatment for swollen piles, claiming to stop pain, shrink tissue swelling, and promote healing without surgery. It asserts immediate comfort, urges purchase of Stainless Para Suppositorien or Olmement eat druggists, and offers a money back guarantee.
Lighter Hogs Move Lower and Army Training News
Army Pvt. Clifford E. Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Wood of Indianapolis, completed eight weeks of artillery training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas after enlisting last December and basic training at Fort Knox. Hog market reports show mixed prices with No 1 bars reaching 23.35 per hundredweight and 160 to 165 pound lots up to 21.50. Legal notices list several suits filed in Circuit and Superior Courts with damages and property claims pending.
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Army
Clifford E. Wood
Clifford J. Wood
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Wood
Fort Knox
Anderson High School
Indianapolis
Spl
Circuit Court
Wilhite Corporation
William
Scantland
Joseph D. Ketner
Superior Court
Nelda E. Russell
el Russell
Woolbert
Marlene Anderson
Anderson
Salyer
Mattingly
May milk production rises in Madison County reports
May dairy figures show higher output than April. Nilbert Will cites 865 cows on test with average milk yields and butterfat across multiple herds led by Arthur Kilgore’s Brown Swiss herd and Russell Pattison Holsteins. Court minutes list divorces, mortgages, and livestock market notes including cow and bull prices.
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Nilbert Will
Madison County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Arthur Kilgore
Surmmitville
Russell Pattison
Bohlander
Gordon
Lee Montgomery
Davis Dairy Farms
Litsey and Whitehead
Paul Hardebeck and Son
Marydale Farm
C. W. Bohlander and Sons
Ver-Lo-Lew
E. W. Kerr and Family
Valley Grove Guernsey Farm
House and Buchern
Anderson English teacher named for DePauw summer study
Mrs Vivian Maine an Anderson High School English teacher is one of 25 nationwide awarded an all expense Coe Foundation of American Studies grant to study at DePauw University this five week summer program. She will study under several DePauw professors including Dr Bram Weber Dr Andrew Crandall Dr Harry Vollmer and Dr Clifton Phillips. Her son Michael a DePauw student and Air Force ROTC Silver Medal recipient also attends the university.
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Anderson
Vivian Maine
United States
Coe Foundation of American Studies
DePauw University
Maine
Michael
Chicago Tribune
Air Force Rotc
Phi Eta Sigma
Bram Weber
American Literary Heritage
Andrew Crandall
DePauw
Harry Vollmer
Clifton Phillips
Two Receive Degrees At Wabash College
Two Anderson students were among 150 graduates at Wabash College 120th commencement on June 8. Gary L. Aagesen, son of Dr and Mrs W J Aagesen, earned a psychology major and zoology minor and belonged to Beta Theta Pi. David P Wellington, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Wellington, earned a zoology major and chemistry minor and was also a Beta Theta Pi member who plans medical studies at Indiana University.
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Anderson
Wabash College
Gary L. Aagesen
W. J. Aagesen
North Dr
Beta Theta Pi
David P. Wellington
Edward Wellington
Arrow Ave
Beta Theta Ii
Indiana University
Rye Futures Close Higher on Trade News and Government Data
Rye futures edged up as traders awaited the monthly crop report while other grains stayed near previous closes. The government estimated winter and spring wheat production at 1.27 billion bushels, up 33 percent from 1957 and 35 million more than last month, with winter wheat at about 1.069 billion bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Poland
United States
Yugoslavia
Heart Foundation Diet Leaflet Clarifies Diet and Heart Disease
Indiana Heart Foundation releases a free leaflet explaining that fatty foods may relate to heart disease but not proven to cause it. It notes overweight is a health risk, discusses sodium, and urges following a doctor’s advice. Five health tips are offered for maintaining well being.
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Indiana Heart Foundation
Alabama St
Indianapolis
Earl Beagle
Foundation
Madison County
American Heart Association
Agatha
UPI
Felix Schreves
Beachbottom
W. Va
U. S. Army
Fort Benning
City Court Hears Five Cases Before Judge Smith
Five cases were heard in City Court before Judge Carl T. Smith at City Hall. William E. Russell of 1106 Main St faced muffler law violation with a police ordered repair. case dismissed. Carl Gunter of Anderson was fined five dollars and costs plus a 90 day jail sentence for public intoxication. Hugh Stiles Galbreth of Grand Hotel and Clyde Road faced public intoxication with one dollar and costs each. Max George Deiser of 2815 West 15th Street failed to stop for a railroad signal. one dollar and costs with thirteen dollars in costs suspended.
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Carl T. Smith
City Hall
William E. Russell
Main St
Carl Gunter
Anderson
Hugh Stiles Galbreth
Grand Hotel
Clyde Road
Max George Deiser
YMCA Luncheons and Evening Schedule Details
A public social agenda lists events at the YMCA including luncheons and gatherings for the Kiwanis, Soroptimists, and Mr. Ebbert. The schedule outlines dinners at 6:36, 7:30 rounds for Kiwanis and wives, and gym and swim sessions for junior and senior girls and women throughout the afternoon and evening.
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C. of C. Pub
Mr. Ebbert
T.V
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