Sewer Bonds Sold for 13 Mile Eastside Sewer Project
Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District directors accepted a 247000 bond issue bid 4 percent from Widman and Company Cincinnati to fund a 13 mile sewer system for the eastside area. Yost Construction Company of Decatur will start work within days as the project ties into the Anderson system with monthly charges to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District
Widman and Company
Cincinnati
Walter, Woody and Heinerdinger Company
Ray Wood
Yost Construction Company
Decatur
Wood
Eastside
Conservancy District
Indiana General Assembly
Anderson
Myrl Preston
William Zuck
Wahn Dean
Martin A. Milling
Paul Kelley
Bonding Company
Annual Church Of God Convention Underway
The 66th Annual International Convocation of the Church of God opened and heads into a second day of services with about 20,000 attendees. Delegates from nearly every state are on the grounds, lodging in dormitories and camping in tents. Today features youth and adult conferences, worship led by Rev Thurman Hall and Rev Elmer Kardatzke, and speakers including Rev Roscoe Snowden and Rev Tom A. Smith. Dr. Eugene W. Nida and Rev. Robert Clark are slated for morning addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Rev
Thur
Man Hall
New Albany
Ind
Elmer Kardatzke
Wichita
Kan
Roscoe Snowden
Anderson
Tom A. Smith
Fred Shackleton
Portland
Ore
Anderson College
Pacific Bible College
The
World Service Commission
E. E. Wolfram
Wolfram
T. Franklin Miller
Eugene W. Nida
American Bible Society
Robert Clark
East Pakistan
Windup Seen Today in Battle Over Hearings
The McCarthy Army hearings near their end as Roy M. Cohn lauds Sen. McCarthy as a great American and defends him against cruelty charges. Francis P. Carr and Cohn close their testimony while Joseph Welch hints the end may come Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarthy Army
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Francis P. Carr
Senate
Welch
Wisconsin
Boston
Mary Driscoll
ADA Urges End to House Tax Exempt Foundations Probe
Americans for Democratic Action denounces a House committee inquiry into tax exempt foundations as a threat to freedom of thought calling on the House to stop the investigation. ADA leaders Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and James E. Doyle issue the statement criticizing the panel chaired by Rep. B. Carroll Reece of Tennessee.
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Americans For Democratic Action
House Committee
House of Representatives
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
James E. Doyle
ADA
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Templeton in Court Says Track Wins Made Him Hurry
Ralph D. Templeton, in court on a speeding charge in Detroit, boasted of a winning day at the track and said he was in a hurry to get home. Traffic Referee John Carney quipped about not wanting to fine a poor man forty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ralph D. Templeton
John Carney
Templeton
Carney
Lost Glasses Recovered Through Local Want Ad
A woman recovered her lost spectacles quickly after placing a notice with the Bulletin-Herald Want-Ad department. The piece notes that most finders return items when owners can be identified and praises the Want-Ads system for efficiently reuniting finder and owner.
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Bulletin-Herald
Anderson School Board Meeting Discusses Support and Plans
The Anderson School Board met last evening at the superintendent G E Ebbertts office with Tax Research Board of the Chamber of Commerce and Tri Kappa sorority attending. The sorority offered to fund a telephone instruction program for home bound students if school support and cooperation are provided.
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Anderson School
G. E. Ebbertt
Tax Research Board
The
Chamber of Commerce
Tri Kappa
Allies End Korean Peace Talks After 7 Weeks
Geneva reports say the 16 allied nations broke off seven weeks of discussions with the Soviet bloc over Korea after fruitless exchanges. Molotov and Chou En-lai endorsed a new North Korean proposal aimed at restructuring forces and governance, while Eden closed the talks declaring no agreement was near.
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Geneva
U. N
Korea
Indochina
V. M. Molotov
United States
Britain
France
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Colombia
Ethiopia
Greece
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Netherlands
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
Turkey
Molotov
Red China
Chou En-lai
Anthony Eden
North Korea
Madison County Civil Defense review of nationwide alert
County Civil Defense Director Robert W. Shoemaker praised staff and volunteer communicators after a county phase exercise. He warned about a shortage of auxiliary police and firemen, noted requests for police and fire aid for Indianapolis, and for more doctors and nurses for Fort Wayne, in a test where both Indianapolis and Fort Wayne endured simulated A-bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Madison County
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Gospel Trumpet Company Plans 250000 Renovation Project
The Gospel Trumpet Company approved a major enlargement and modernization of its Fifth and Chestnut building. Plans call for three new wings, interior updates, a modern front with stainless steel and limestone, and a new entrance. Bid advertisements set for July with work to start mid August. John S. Kane designs. Dr. Harold L. Phillips re-elected editor-in-chief for three years.
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The
Gospel Trumpet Company
Gospel Trumpet
Fifth and Chestnut
Steele C. Smith
John S. Kane
Church Architecture
Trumpet Building
Harold L. Phillips
Anderson
Dr. Phillips
Earthquake Felt Near Palisades Reports Peru Center
A moderately strong quake was recorded at 7 38 19 a m CST Tuesday by Columbia University seismological station in Palisades New York. The preliminary epicenter is placed about 3 300 miles south likely in Peru.
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Palisades
N. Y
Columbia University Seismological Station
Peru
County Board to open bids for supplies at courthouse
Madison County Board of Commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. June 28 to open bids on groceries dry goods clothing nations shoes and coal for the County Home and Children's Home. The board approved two new subdivisions Victory Garden and Lyndhurst and issued 13 new home permits this past week totaling 107800.
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Madion County
Eight Anderson Men Face Burglary Charges Filed In Circuit Court
Eight Anderson men faced second degree burglary charges in Madison Circuit Court in two affidavits filed by Prosecutor William Byer. The group including Eugene Bunch Thomas Lee Dan Berry Milton Moore Jr L C Watson and Milton Preston was tied to a Sunday night raid on the 4 Star Tavern and its safe. Eugene C Jones and Floyd Harris Hillard were charged in a separate affidavit for burglary in the theft of music instruments and other merchandise at the Anderson Music Center. Police said three teenage boys were in custody for theft related to vehicles and a parking lot theft. Rex Ellsworth received a 90 day term in Anderson City Court for a June 13 billfold theft.
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Anderson
Madison
William Byer
Roscoe F. Woolsey
Indiana Reformatory
Woolsey
Pike County
Eugene Bunch
Thomas Lee
Dan Berry
Milton Moore Jr
L. C. Watson
Milton Preston
Eugene C. Jones
Floyd Harris Hillard
Anderson Music Center
Mae Olek
Lth
9Th Street
Central Avenue
Robert Austin
Rex Ellsworth
Melvin Hahn
Rt. 6
Mechanic Survives Jet Inlet Accident at Lockheed Plant
In Marietta Georgia a Lockheed aircraft line mechanic F L Morgan 39 was pulled from a B47 bomber engine inlet after being sucked into the jet intake during a routine check. An engineer and fellow worker cut power and dragged him to safety by the leg.
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Marietta
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
F. L. Morgan
Morgan
Eisenhower Churchill to meet at White House June 25
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill will hold a three day White House conference starting June 25 to harmonize policies on resisting Communist aggression. Secretaries Dulles and Eden will join to discuss a united Western front in Asia and possible German troop reinforcements in Europe.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
White House
London
Dulles
Britain
United Front
Southeast Asia
Anthony Eden
Indochina
Geneva
Europe
United States
Hot Humid Weather Forecast Extends Statewide
Weather officials expect more warm and humid conditions with highs in the 90s and scattered thundershowers. The five day outlook suggests temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal, with rainfall totals from Wednesday through weekend. Local maps show light showers in Seymour and Bloomington, delivering needed moisture.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Midwest
Gulf of Mexico
Seymour
Bloomington
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St. John's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Dale Evans 1818 Manger Lane a daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Aldred 215 E 27th St a daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Troup 1910 E 38th St a daughter Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis 2324 Halford St a son Mr and Mrs John Cline Rt 3 a son Mr and Mrs Guy Sausset Knightstown a daughter Mr and Mrs Albert Farmer 506 Milton Ave a son Mr and Mrs Ray Washburn Alexandria a son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Dale Evans
Manger Lane
Donald Aldred
E. 27Th St
Harry Troup
E. 38Th
Earl Lewis
Halford St
John Cline
Guy Sausset
Knightstown
Albert Farmer
Milton Ave
Ray Washburn
Alexandria
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Army Row
Herald
Guatemala
el Salvador
Illinois
Joseph R. McCarthy
Bricker
William G. Stratton
Ilth and
Fier
Wth
Frances Bronnenberg
Cooperaton
Arthur Henning
Ebbertt
Ohio State University
John Harrick
Southside
Monroe Company
Colfax
Iowa
New Park Place
Barbara Townsend
Virginia Wilson
Hazelwood School
Norma Jean Rockwell
Central Ave
American Air Filter Company
Chicago
Ill
Westvale
American School Board
School Executive
Nations’ Schools
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