Freedom Bus Ban Lifted and Rides to Resume in Alabama
UPI reports a federal restraining order against freedom rides in Alabama was lifted, enabling plans to restart integration protests in Alabama. Mentions Rev. Wyatt T. Walker and Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy coordinating restart, CORE and NAACP actions, and related federal court rulings in Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
Federal District
Atlanta
Wyatt T. Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ralph D. Abernathy
Abernathy
Montgomery Improvement Association
MIA
NAACP
Florida
Biloxi
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
University of Mississippi At
Oxford
Congress of Racial Equalty
CORE
Washington
False Teeth Comfort With FASTEETH Powder Ad
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH alkaline powder to prevent plate embarrassment. It claims the product keeps false teeth from slipping and souring, improves comfort, and reduces plate odor breath, urging readers to buy at rug counters.
Political Questions Approved For Trial In Hollywood Antitrust Suit
A federal judge ruled that in an antitrust case against the Motion Picture Association and major studios, 11 Hollywood writers and actors may be asked about their political associations. The 11 include four of the Hollywood 10 who allege a conspiracy to blacklist suspected Communists.
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Washington
UPI
Hollywood 10
Motion Picture Association of America
Couples Swept Over Niagara Falls Tragedy Near Horseshoe
A two couple motorboat was carried by the Niagara River toward Horseshoe Falls near Niagara Falls Ontario. All four died after the boat went over the falls. Victims were George Stewart 49 his wife Jean 44 and Stanley 6 and Gladys Tessman 61. One man survived briefly before vanishing and later died.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara River
James Molloy
George Stewart
Ridgeway
Jean
Stanley
Gladys Tessman
Buffalo
N.Y
Stewart
Horseshoe Falls
Ontario
Molloy
Brown Denied Stay By Justices In 1957 Indiana Execution
UPI reports that George Robert Brown known as Dunes Slayer was denied a Supreme Court stay. The court left execution possible, noting Brown exhausted state remedies and could seek habeas corpus in a U.S. district court. Lake County officials moved to set a date for the execution.
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Washington
UPI
George Robert Brown
Indiana
Mildred Grigonis
U. S. Supreme Court
Brown
U.S
Henry Kowalsik
Lake County
John McKenna
Eight Jurors Named for Byrd Poison Death Trial
NEW CASTLE Ind in AP Eight jurors were tentatively approved to hear the first degree murder trial of Warren H Byrd 36 accused of poisoning his second wife Lois 33 The barber also faced a similar charge in the 1959 death of his first wife Loretta 40 No trial date was set Byrd sat with attorney Loys Green as 28 of 48 prospective jurors were questioned Twelve were accepted and 16 challenged mainly those opposing the death penalty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle Ind
Warren H. Byrd
Lois
New Castle
Loretta
Byrd
Loys Green
Indiana Senators Split On $6.1 Billion Housing Bill
In Washington on Monday the Senate approved a $6.1 billion housing bill by 64 to 25. Democrat Vance Hartke voted for the measure while Republican Homer Capehart opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Senate
Vance Hartke
Homer Capehart
Long term mortgages for veterans and home improvement loans
The text describes a $6 billion package continuing from Page One with housing loans for World War II and Korean War veterans. It includes 40 year low interest mortgages for new homes and apartments for families earning $4,000 to $6,000 annually and expansion of the home improvement loan program to 20 years and up to $10,000.
Boat crash leaves two boats damaged near Windsor Way
Authorities say an Anderson man may have caused the boat to flip sideways. Both boats were extensively damaged in the crash. Ellis is the son of Mr and Mrs Merrell Ellis of 3623 Windsor Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Merrell Ellis
Windsor Way
Seasonal Heat Expected Across Week With High Rivers
Temperatures were forecast to run 30 degrees above mid June normal with daytime highs in the 90s. Little day to day change was expected. Rivers remained high from last week's heavy rains but most levels were receding.
First Methodist church aims to raise 700000 in campaign gifts
The church expects about 700000 from current and future gifts with 300000 from other sources including insurance. Chairman Riggs credits 600 volunteers for the building fund's success and notes the congregation plans to sustain spiritual and civic roles in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
Building Fund
Wilbur Hardacre
Rollie Bennett
John Kollege
S. L. Huber
Indiana
Robert Fridley
First Methodist
High Cost of Moving in America
Americans spend nearly as much to transport themselves as on housing according to Architectural Forum. The journal projects about 1 trillion dollars will be spent on transportation in the next 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Architectural Forum
Foot Bones in Baltimore Measured for Size
Doctors in Baltimore report the human foot contains 26 bones with the smallest about three eighths of an inch long and the largest roughly 2% inches, illustrating the foot’s varied bone structure.
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Baltimore
Morton Key Speaker at Republican Fundraising Dinner
The dinner featured Sen Thruston B Morton of Kentucky the retiring Republican national chairman as the main speaker. Eisenhower planned brief remarks noting Rep William E Miller of New York as a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Rep
William E. Miller
New York
Walker's exit plan after reassignment ends Army review
Kennedy reviewed the investigative report as the Army called the case closed and no further action planned. Walker defended his conduct and said investigators allowed him to present his case, while the Overseas Weekly accused him of calling public figures pink and promoting Communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Kennedy
White House
Walker
Congress
Capitol Hill
America
Overseas Weekly
PTA
Augsburg
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
The
Weekly
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Walter Lippmann
Eric Sevareid
24Th Division
Beef Tenderloin and Fried Chicken Dinner Special
The Red Brick Inn posts a midweek supper lineup with beef tenderloin on Tues through Thurs and fried chicken offered at 99 cents for a limited time. Dining option highlights and copycat prices aim to draw in weekday diners.
Miss Goldie Burrows 77 dies in Anderson nursing home
Goldie Burrows 77 of 711 West 5th Street died at 6 50 p m Monday in Rahbek Nursing Home She was born March 8 1884 in Jolietville Indiana and moved to Anderson as a child She belonged to First Methodist Church Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Services 1 30 p m Wednesday at the funeral home conducted by Dr Robert W Fribley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Burrows
W. 5Th St
Rahbek
Jolietville
Ind
Charles
Alice Burrows
Indianapolis
Ben
Anderson
Brown and Butz
Robert W. Fribley
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Obituary notices for Mrs. Ethel Featherston and Anna Deane
Mrs. Ethel Featherston 68 died in St. John's Hospital after a long Anderson life, survived by family including foster son Donald Summers and grandchildren Ronald and Michael. Funeral at Meadowbrook Baptist Church with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Anna Deane 77 of Continental Hotel Indianapolis died in a nursing home, formerly of Anderson, with services at St Marys Cathedral and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Featherston
Broadway
St. John's Hospital
Coldwater
Ohio
Jon
Emma Summers
Anderson
Frank Summers
Featherston
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Donald R. Summers
Chesterfield
Ronald
Michael Summers
Dietz Clarence Edward Dies, 62, At Home In Anderson
Clarence Edward Dietz 62 of 2343 Broadway died at 1 30 p m He was born in Tipton County son of John and Mrs Dietz He served as a Pierce Governor employee and was a CIO member Survivors include widow Bertha three daughters Margie Edison Beverly Morris of Anderson Zelma Hook of Daleville four sons Jack Roy Melvin and Clarence Jr 15 grandchildren and many nephews and nieces Services at 2 p m Thursday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Belmont Bible Church Rev Steward Webber will conduct burial in East Maplewood Cemetery
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Frances Ann
John) Levon
Hamilton Pl
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
John
Kazimara Dombroski
Michigan
Levon
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
the Rosary Society
Daughters of Isabella
Delco- Remy
John Levon Jr
Chesterfield
Richard Levon
Josephine
John) Nicpon
Chicago
Lilian
Milburn
Madren
Berniece
Roy
Ellis
William Kotoki
Peter Dumbroski
John Dumbroski
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank, Joseph
Stanley Dumbroski
Nadean
Mich
Brown and Butz
Rosary Society
St. Ambrose Church
Thomas Heilman
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ida Elsen Daniels
W. Llth St
Mendon
Ohio
Delphos
W. O. Protsman
Eben E. Elsea
J. Oscar Elsea
Kokomo
Dublin
Ind
Burdett Elsen
Baker Brothers
Harold Clark
East Maplewood Cemetery
Clarence Edward Dietz
Broadway
St. John’s Hospital
Tipton County
John Dietz
Pierce
CIO
Bertha
Margie Edison
Beverly Morris
Zelma Hook
Daleville
Jack
Melvin
Clarence Jr
Elmore
Harold E. Rozelle
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Grayce Faulkes Dies Former State Auditor for Clubs
Grayce Faulkes of Anderson died Friday in Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC She formerly lived in Anderson and served as state auditor for the Womens Federation of Clubs A service of respect will be held by the Household of Ruth Lodge Anderson at 730 pm in Faulkner Funeral Home Muncie Burial will be in Elkhart Ind References to her family include Veryl two sisters Mrs Adeline Carter and Mrs Howard Langley Funeral arrangements noted at Faulkner Funeral Chapel Chimes 130 pm Wednesday with Rev H B Saunders
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Anderson
Veryl
Adeline Carter
Howard Langley
Aurora
Elkhart
Ind
Grayce Faulkes Grayce
Fred Faulkes
Ft. Eustace
Walter Reid Hospital
Washington, D. C
Ruth Lodge
Faulkner
Muncie
Anderson native dies at Tucson base in military accident
Robert Eugene Hanshew 27 formerly of Anderson died Sunday at a Tucson Arizona military air base where he was stationed. He was born in Anderson to Mr and Mrs Howard Hanshew and survived by wife Phyllis a daughter Margaret and two sons Robert and Howard at home. His body to be taken to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with arrangements pending. Also noted is the death of Emma J Dille 75 of 1214 Meridian Street with services today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and burial in Union Cemetery Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Hanshew
Anderson
Tucson
Ariz
Howard Hanshew
Phyllis
Margaret
Robert
Howard
Dewey St
Harold E. Rozelle
Emma J. Dillie
Meridian St
Baker Brothers
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Union Cemetery
Parker
Services for Mrs Sarah Ellen Stum Held Today
Services for 80 year old Mrs. Sarah Ellen Stum of Anderson were conducted at 10 a m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home by Rev Raymond V Breaker of First Friends Church where she belonged. Burial followed at Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellen Stum
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Raymond V. Breaker
First Friends Church
Carmel
Crash Near Tipton Kills Man in Three-Car Wreck
An Indianapolis man, Willie Guthrie, 65, was killed and five others injured in a Monday three-car collision at the intersection of Highway 31 and Indiana 28 near Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton, Ind
UPI
Indianapolis
Tipton
Willie Guthrie
Hitchin' Post tavern fire causes smoke and water damage
A fire at the Hitchin' Post tavern at 1126 Main St. produced substantial smoke and water damage. Firemen say two rear rooms were damaged and the blaze began early Sunday morning with origin undetermined.
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Hitchin’ Post
Main St
Gem yield butter Sapphires mined in Montana
Sapphires, mostly suitable only for bearings in watches and fine instruments, are mined in Montana. The deposit yields a limited quality gem material and indicates possible small quantity production from local mines.
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Montana
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs. Bonnie Myers 68 died at 10 p.m. Monday at her daughter’s home in Pendleton after a short illness. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Valorus C. Rector Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson. She moved from Petersburg to Anderson 52 years ago and was a member of the First Methodist Church. Surviving are two sons Delbert and Ronald, both of Anderson, four grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and a sister Bertha Alexander of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Myers Markleville
Bonnie Myers
Cleo Foust
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Valorus C. Rector
Edwin Helms
East Maplewood Cemetery
Anderson
Myers
Petersburg
Ind
John
Joanna Martin
First Methodist Church
Delbert Myers
Ronald Myers
Bertha Alexander
Terre Haute
Mrs Temple Brandenburg Pendleton dies at 80 in Pendleton
Mrs Temple Brandenburg 80 of 227 S Pearl St Pendleton died about 8 am Monday in Frame Nursing Home Indianapolis She was born in Illinois June 8 1881 Her husband Lee died in May 1960 She was a member of the Seventh day Adventist Church Anderson Services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton 2 pm today with burial at West Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton Elder John Herr of Anderson Seventh day Adventist Church sought to conduct services
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Temple Brandenburg Pendleton
Temple Brandenburg
S. Pearl St
Pendleton
Frame Nursing Home
Indianapolis
Illinois
Lee
Brandenburg
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Anderson
Cornell Bright
West Grove Lawn Cemetery
John Herr
Anderson Seventh-day Adventist Church
State Adventist Conference
Cicero
Mrs Zetta England Dies At 74 In Indiana
Mrs Zetta England 74 formerly of Anderson died Sunday at a son’s Hillsboro home near New Castle Indiana She had lived in Dublin and moved from Tennessee in 1947 Her husband James J England died in 1952 Survivors include four sons two daughters a stepbrother three half sisters and many grandchildren Funeral services today at noon at Doll Funeral Home Dublin with Abe Guillermo presiding burial in South Lawn Cemetery Dublin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Zetta England
Anderson
Carl England
Hillsboro
New Castle
Ind
James J. England
Tennessee
Indiana
England
Hillsboro Church of Christ
Clyde Curry
San Diego
Calif
Lowell Bumbalough
James M. England
Rt. 4
Lloyd England
New Paris
Ohio
Clarence R. England
Haskell Randolph
Blountsville
Willard Maxwell
Detroit
Vestal Maxwell
Mishawaka
J. T. Smith
Cookesville
Tenn
Fisher services set for Kokomo resident
Charles Wesley Fisher 67 of 1819 W Sycamore Kokomo died Saturday. Services at 1 30 p m today at Ellers Funeral Home Kokomo with burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Charles Wesley Fisher
W. Sycamore St
Lapel
Ellers Funeral Home
Brookside Cemetery
Eye tests vary for driver licenses nationwide
Chicago report notes that all states except one require some eye examination for license applicants. Laws differ on the minimum vision standards needed to grant auto driving privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
County infirmary plan advances with financing options
The Anderson Township trustee outlines a proposal to create a county infirmary open to county trustees and the Welfare Department. Funds from Welfare for private homes would support upkeep. The steering committee suggests bond funding, a cumulative building tax levy, or direct tax levy, with no real estate costs included. Garland Dilts of Chesterfield chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township
Welfare Department
Garland Dilts
Chesterfield
Indiana port plans hinge on steel mills and bonds
The Indiana port project envisioned a steel mill lease to a firm to reduce capital needs, with land rent tax deductions and tax free revenue bonds. Federal aid was to follow after a strong start, but steel company officials declined construction commitments. Fleming said a follow up meeting would gauge harbor needs from other potential customers as Bethlehem and Midwest pledged half the port’s trade. Bethlehem owns about 4,000 acres in the port area and aims to build someday, while Midwest operates a finishing mill near Portage at 65 percent capacity and pledged to extend the western wharf. Bethlehem was expected to do the eastern wharf. The plan required about 30 million in bonds for dock and terminal work, with federal money for breakwater and dredging. Gov. Welsh called it of extreme importance, amid attendance by Albert Berdis and others from Midwest, Bethlehem, and National Steel Co.
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Commission
Bethlehem
Steel Company
Fleming
Midwest
Portage
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Albert Berdis
Midwest Steel
Bethlehem and National Steel Co
Canada Larger by Area than United States Mainland
A fact comparison notes Canada covers more land area than the United States mainland, highlighting the vast geographic scale between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
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University of Georgia Graduate School
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Frank Johnson Jr
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Johnson
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Congress of Racial Equality
Suaventent
Ily
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Baker Prothers
New
Anderson-Madison Community Hospital
Lawrence M. Busby
Robert Wolford
Paul Newbern
F. E. Boze
L. A. Cox
Arnold McFarland
Neal Edwards
Thomas McMahan
Herman Staggenberg
Frank Ais
Otto Binder
Miller
Anderson Man
Beneficial Finance, Incorporated
Meridian
Main
Meridien
Iance CO
Commonwealth Loan Company
Meridian & 11Th Sts
the Asks
Anna Deane
Anna May Deane
Continental Hotel
Matamora
Joseph
Frances Kuntz Staub
Staub
St. Mary’s Catholic
Thomas Deane
el Producto Cigar Corporation
Philadelphia
Deane
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic
Michael W. Staub
Joseph P. Staub
Carrie K. Wellens
T. J. Lanane
St. Mary's Church
Frances Kienly
Frances Levon
Ida Daniels
Ralph Stoner
Clarence Dietz
Robert Hanshew
Emma Dillie
Sarah Stum
Gertrude Tice
Gertrude M. Tice
Louise St
James Sloan
McIntosh
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Anderson Memorial Park
Glenn W. Tice
Davis Dairy Farms
Madison
Zetta
Charles Fisher
Riccos
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