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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1954

Page

32

Crawford Again Seeks Secretary of State Office

Crawford, a former Public Service Commission member and deputy secretary of state, filed at Republican state headquarters for renomination. Parker of New Castle, a former clerk and official in state government, seeks renomination with aides Lyons and others filing for party posts. On the Democratic side Orvill Bray and Chief Judge Donald E Bowen announced candidacies as conventions set for June 22 and 25 at the state Fairgrounds Coliseum.

Indianapolis Crawford Parker New Castle Public Service Commission Henry County Mabel E. Lyons Auburn GOP Thomas Williams Jeffersonville Orvill Bray Democratic State Committee Indiana Donald E. Bowen Indiana Appellate Court First Appellate Court Monroe County State Fairgrounds Coliseum

Kokomo Utilities Seek Large Loans for City Improvements

Kokomo Notes reports Kokomo Water Works Co asked the Public Service Commission for authority to borrow up to 500000 on promissory notes to finance additions such as extending mains adding fire hydrants and building a new filter plant. Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co will handle the loan. A similar petition by the Richmond Water Works Corp sought 400000 for comparable improvements. The Kokomo Gas & Fuel Co proposed selling 1750000 of first mortgage bonds to finance improvements and debt retirement. Elsewhere inmates in Indiana prisons faced sentencing reports.

Jater Works Co Public Service Commission Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co Philadelphia Riemond Water Works Corp Philadelph Indianapolis Kokomo Gas & Fuel Co Indiana Priso PSC Willan Brown Vigo Coun Tobert Gregory Vanderburgh Chesterfield Pete Clen Denin John Mathews Willam Robert Warren Bartholomew Vonstor Chesterfield Fire County Arthur Stanley Cass Madison County Ohm Berean Davie Coumy Agen Sersing Sells Rowe Fuler Tarceny

Death ruled self inflicted in Huntington street official

Coroner Grover M Nic ruled apparent death by own action in the case of Benjamin F. Stallsmith Huntington street commissioner found hanging in a jail cell Monday night. Stallsmith, 67, a former policeman, had been arrested Sunday after Mrs. Alice B. Ward stated he waved a gun at her home in a threatening manner. The coroner noted Stallsmith told fellow prisoners he feared losing his job and he might as well be dead.

Teneuaues Grover M. Nic Benjamin F. Stallsmith Huntington Street Whoseody Stallsmith Alice B. Ward

Inmate Commutations Granted by Governor Craig

Nine inmates from Indiana institutions receive sentence commutations after a June 1 board meeting. The Board of Correction recommended clemency, with local parole clearance required before release, except for transfers to other states. Commutations lower minimum terms by 40 percent. James Williams, Aug 31 1949, 10 years for auto banditry. to be turned over to Pennsylvania. Arthur Staggs, March 4 1947, 110 years and 18 years for grand larceny with a deadly weapon. linked to the Emory Hancock case in Bedford.

Indianapolis Indiana Indiana Reformatory Craig Board of Correction Y James Williams Ripley Versailles Pennsylvania Arthur Staggs Lawrence Emory Hancock Bedford

Montpelier Teen Fatally Injured In Indiana 18 Crash

Martha Shannon 19 of Montpelier died after an auto plunged into a ditch on Indiana 18. Three companions suffered only minor injuries in the Tuesday crash.

Montpelier Ind Martha Natherine Shannon Ind. 18

Explorers and Scouts Take Lincoln Trail Hike Sunday

Explorers Post 2s and Boy Scout Troop 3 members joined by Mo owbrook Baptist Church leaders on a 17 mile Lincoln Trail Hike. The group started at Lincoln's Ferry Park Troy City and ended at Lincoln State Park near Santa g Ind with Corral Zeabart Tom Smith Jim Smith Bob Henderson Jim Johnson Jerry Ward and Gary Keigly among attendees.

Explorer Post Boy’ Scout Troop Moowbrook Olan Keigly Joe Smith al’ Dierkes

Forage Field Day Planned June 24

Browning of Iowa State College will give the feature address at the Miller Purdue Forage Field Day on Thursday June 24. The event opens to all Indiana farmers at 9 a.m. on the two acre Miller Purdue Memorial Farm east of Upland in Grant County. Dr. Browning, adviser to the North Central Regional Soil and Fertility Research committee, is a noted authority on soil conservation. The article also notes the word dollar as a modified form of thaler.

Sterege On. Browning Towa State College Agricultural Experimentation Miller-Purdue Indiana

Housing Official Cites Gf Need For Eased Home Loans

R G Hughes president of the National Association Home Builders backs a Senate housing bill that would allow servicemen to buy homes on easy terms similar to veterans. He cites Defense officials noting housing near bases is a serious problem for married servicemen and families. The proposal would offer a government insured mortgage with low interest, five percent down, and up to 39 years to repay.

Senate Penang Idustry R. G. “Dick” Hughes The National Association | Home Builders Hughes Sai

Veterans Housing Benefits Aid Ex Servicemen Notes

The Defense Department certified that he needed housing and would be on active duty for at least two years. Ex servicemen are eligible for government guaranteed 30 year mortgage loans with no down payments.

Defense Department

New Band Head Elected To Post

George Vaught, set to begin duties as Anderson High School band director for the fall term, was elected executive secretary treasurer of the new Indiana University Band Alumni Association. Officers include Terbert B Laswell of Noblesville High School as president and Theodore Jones of Lowell High School as co president.

George Vaught Anderson High School Indiana University Band Alumni Association Terbert B. Laswell Noblesville High School Theodore Jones Lowell High School

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