Diploma Day Honors At Anderson High School
Four hundred seniors received diplomas at Anderson High School commencement in the gym last night. Principal Huffman presented diplomas as Supt. Ebberte granted them, with the choir and orchestra performing. The class list includes Donald Abernathy, Sue Ackerman, Mary Ann Alexander and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
John Paul Huffman
G. E. Ebberté
Huffman
Donald Abernathy
Sue Ackerman
Mary Ann Alexander
John Allison
Delores Anderson
William Antrobus
Shirley Hee Rhea Arnold
Wytte Allns
Carol Ann Bailey
Carolyn Sue Bailey
Darrell Bailey
David Bailey
James Bailey
Warren Bailey
Shirley Baker
Ann Barber
James Barbie
Betsey Barnes
Ruth Barr
Connie Barrett
Mary Lou Barth
Sue Bays
Shirley Beauchamp
Shirley Beaver
Jean Ann Behrens
Larry Bell
Ruth Bender
David Bennett
Donald Bennett
Judy Bickel
Lois Bledsoe
Patricia Blume
Sandra Bo
David Fox
Robert France
Juliette Frombholz
Don Furnish
Jane Furnish
Philip Gaar
Sam Garrett
Larry Gaskill
Julene Gaw
Ann Gehrke
Donald George
Mary L. George
Mary Kay Gibson
Judith Gilchrist
Joy Giddens
Willie Glenn
Elaine Goen
Marty Goff
Martha Goins
Darrell Goldsmith
Diane Goodman
Andy Goodson
Sandra Goul
Joyce Graddy
Herald
Khrushchev Rejects West Disarmament Proposals
In Helsinki Khrushchev dismissed Western disarmament ideas as useless and mocked a proposed aerial inspection plan. He urged immediate abolition of nuclear tests and tied progress to mutual confidence among the major powers during a Finland visit with Bulganin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Nikita Khruschev
Arctic
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Bulganin
Finland
United States
Britain
Khruschev
Warm And Humid Weather Foreseen With Showers
Partly cloudy warm and humid weather with a chance of scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers was predicted for all of Indiana after a 24 hour period of scattered rain and wind storms. Highs reached 61 to 82 degrees. Wet fields delayed corn and soybean planting. Terre Haute and nearby towns suffered the strongest impact. A tree limb fell on a car in Terre Haute killing 35 year old Charles Higginbotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Central
Weather Bureau
Wabash
White River
Terre Haute
New Harmony
Vincennes
Linton
Oaktown
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Kokomo
Charles Higginbotham
Boat Recovered by Police After Impound at Waterworks Park
Detroit officers towed and impounded 25 foot houseboat owned by Robert Lucik after declaring it parked illegally off Waterworks Park since June 5. The vessel sits at the city auto pound awaiting owner retrieval or disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Lucik
Detroit Police Department
Lucik
Waterworks Park
Parakeet Recovered After Lost-Parakeet Ad
A southwest Anderson family recovered their wandering parakeet named Perkey after placing a Lost-Parakeet ad in the Bulletin-Herald Classifieds. The note lists near 23rd and Raible with a contact at W. 23rd and a reward, reflecting the classifieds help in locating pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bulletin-Herald
Rescued Lad Sees Independence Hall And League Game
Benny Haag, a 7-year-old rescued from an unfinished well in Manorville New York May 16, visited Independence Hall in Philadelphia and watched the Phillies play the Cardinals with his family. The boy has recovered and leads a quiet life with his parents and sister while recurring memories linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Independence Hall
Manorville
N.Y
Benny
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Benjamin Sr
Oor
Reading
Fight Is Quelled At Reformatory
Two guards were held hostage for about forty minutes by two drunk convicts armed with butcher knives in the kitchen of the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton. State Police troopers rushed to the scene and restored order. no one was injured. The inmates Charles Capps and William Young were described as intoxicated after drinking improvised fermented beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Reformatory
Paul Whelchel
Charles Capps
Indianapolis
William Young
Kendallville
Bernard R. Vaughn
New Castle
Kenneth Buell
Anderson
Whelcher
Paul Myers
State Department of Correction
Myers
Vaughn
Buell
Anderson Group To Hear Farm Bureau Official
More than 100 Anderson business and professional leaders will hear George Coup of Columbus Indiana speaking at 1 pm during the second annual county farm tour. The event, sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee and Madison County Farm Bureau, includes farm tours of Closser turkey operation and Heath Ben Azimov beef and hog farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Business
George Coup
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Madison County Farm Bureau
Doup
Cecil Closser
Hamilton
Closser
Coup
Alva Heath
Ben Azimov
Florida
William Roy-Glen Canfield
Frankton
Phil Connelly
Purdue University
Walter Haynes
Anderson
Evan Wilson
County Farm Bureau
John Chaille
Charles Humphrey
Chamber Agriculture Group
YMCA
Joint Chamber Farm Bureau
Cecil
Cap
Gun battle wounds two agents and top narcotics figure in Chicago area
Federal narcotics raid in River Grove ends in a gunfight at the Triangle Inn. Agents John Ripa and Ralph Eckhart were wounded along with gunman Dominick Argentine who later faced criminal assault charges. Detained Joseph Bruno and Joseph Bruno was held on heroin charges with July 19 hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert E. Aman
Cece
John Ripa 3
New York City
Jack Love
Aman
Ripa
Ralph Eckhart
Matas
Dominic Argentine
Ripta
U.S
C.S. Bentley Pike
Joseph Bruno
Pike
New Bottling Plant Planned
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company plans a 275000 dollar bottling plant at 18th and Louise Street in Anderson. The one story 21000 square foot facility will boost output to 3200 cases per eight hours and is designed by Johnson Ritchhart Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th and Louise Street
Pepsi-Cola
Beecher Kurtz
Dunkin and Son Construction
Anderson
Elwood Plumbing Company
Rogers Electric Company
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Pearl St
Kurtz
Milan Town Troubled By Leading Citizens Scandal
Milan Indiana residents react to embezzlement and conspiracy indictments involving Virgil W. Smith and Robert Peak linked to highway expressway right of way deals. Maurice Hutcheson, carpenters union head, faces related accusations. Public sentiment mixed as townsfolk recall Milan’s small town image and high school basketball legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil W
Red) Smith
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Robert 4. Peak
Smith
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Carpenters Brotherhood
U. S. Senate
Carpenters
John K. Hinners
Milan
Ray Padgett
Body Of Murdered Child Found In Suburban Woods
The 6 year old Mary deCaussin vanished Wednesday from near her parents home in Ecorse Township. Her body was discovered Thursday morning slashed and beaten, left under crabapple trees. Police booked two men for investigation and dispatched an autopsy. Local volunteers aided in the overnight search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary de Caussin
Detroit
Edmund de Caussin Jr
Mary deCaussin
Richard Novak
Wayne County
Ecorse Township
Bentley Galloway
Orville
de Caussin
AMVETS Open Three Day Gathering Here
The state convention of American Veterans of World War II opens in Anderson with registrations at the Norman McClain Post 9 home and headquarters at the Anderson Hotel. Roy Steffy of Muncie presides as delegates from multiple Indiana cities attend through Sunday. James R. Beasley of Anderson will speak at the 7 p.m. banquet Saturday at Grandview Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McClain
Main Sts
Anderson Hotel
Indiana
Roy Steffy
Muncie
Ed Hauff
Anderson
Grandview
James R. Beasley
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Elwood Woman Hurt In Two Car Accident
Mrs. Eleanor B. Simpson of Elwood suffered foot lacerations and a possible ankle fracture in a two car crash at Madison Ave and Ind 128 yesterday evening. The other driver was 17 year old Charles D Sangunetti of Alexandria. Simpson was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor B. Simpson
S. 14Th St
Elwood
Madison Ave
Ind. 128
Bruce Hubble
Simpson
Ind
Charles D. Sangunetti
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Hubble
Sangunetti
Searchlights blamed for veterans sterility after WWII tests
Army probes complaints from soldiers who say high power searchlights mounted on tanks caused sterility and birth defects. Four Connecticut men hired a lawyer. one man is sterile and wives of others miscarried or bore deformed children. Army says similar reports exist among former personnel under Maj. Marshall's command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Rhine
New York Daily News
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Conn
Raymond Lyddy
Lyddy
Hospital architects outline plans for new regional facility
Members of the Architect Selection Committee and Hospital Development Committee heard a discussion from hospital consultant William Bockman and engineers from Ammerman Davis and Stout. They reviewed construction concepts including air conditioning and conveyor tray systems, citing a Chicago hospital example. Sheldon Cooper chairs the Architect Committee. Next meeting is set for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henning
William Bockman
Chicago
Ammerman, Davis and Stout
Indianapolis
Bockman
Henning
Sheldon Cooper
General Baker reassigned to Tokyo Far East HQ
Maj. Gen. William C. Baker commander at Ft. Leonard Wood has been assigned to Tokyo head quarters of U S Army Forces in the Far East. Pvt. Ronald Curtis of Kalamazoo Mich was one of the survivors, his role not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Chow
Public Information Office
Ft. Campbell
Hopkinsville
Nashville, Tenn
Washington
William C. Baker
Army Training Center
Ft. Leonard Wood
Tokyo
U.S. Army
Ronald Curtis
Kalamazoo
Far East
Mich
Church Commission Set To Convene For Convention Sessions
The Move ment’s Radio and Television Commission meets at the YMCA to discuss a Spanish version of the Christian Brotherhood Hour heard on 152 stations in the U S Canada Alaska and the British West Indies. The meeting is part of pre-convention activities for the 69th International Convention with many church boards and councils also gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Church of God
United States
Canada
Alaska
British West Indies
Radio and Television Commission
YMCA
Anderson College
Gospel Trumpet Company
Board of Pensions
George Blackwell
Anderson
R. Eugene Sterner
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital
New births recorded from St John’s Hospital list nine families welcoming babies. Names and addresses reflect local residents including Temple, Jones, Fowler, Griffin, Kinnion, Rogers, Cortrecht, and Bemish with four girls and four boys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
David Temple
Hill St
James Jones
34Th St
Bob Fowler
E. 10Th St
Oscar Griffin
28Th St
Wayne Kinnion
Middletown
William Rogers
Locust St
Donald Cortrecht
Central Ave
Don Bemish
Brown St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renarrh
Kentucky
Piney Fork Creek
10St
Anthony C. McAuliffe
101St
Bastogne
Harold Stassen
U. N
London
U. N. Subcommittee On
Ben Haag
Wally Falk
Thomas Matas
Dibble
Richard Stessen
Ford Motor Co
State Amvets
AMVET
Amvet Post 9
Hospital Committee
Tokyo Post
National
Woman’s Missionary Society
Park Place
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!