New Residence Hall Is Dedicated Today
Anderson College dedicates a new residence hall on B Third Street housing 474 coeds. Dr Robert H Reardon succeeds Dr John A Mor day as president after a long expansion program tied to the 70th annual Inter said school. Dedication is at 11 45 a m with services by the Church of God sponsor. The event includes Morrison Hall’s retirement of Dr Morrison after 39 years, and the formal dedication program featuring the Trumpet Trio, college choir, and speeches by trustees and architect Arthur Henning.
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Anderson College
E. 3Rd St
Church of God
Arom B.ard St
Robert H. Reardon
John A. Morday
Pro‘esson
Thej
Charles E. Wilson
Morrison Hall
Robert A. Nicholson
Reardon
Arthur Henning
Recount Near Completion in County Elections
Primary recounts near completion with several races in Madison County. Cletis Bair and Willis were recounting the north district Democrat nomination for county commissioner, while Harold Goehring led the middle district race by margins over McCord. The county recount board, led by Fletcher Misner, Lloyd Stoner, and Ray Houston, will reconvene June 25 to recheck absentee ballots and mid district results.
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Court Appointed Commission
Cletis Bair
Willis
Liam Brogdon
Democratic North Democrat Party
Harold Geehring
Com Mary Canvas
Yestern
Day
McCord
Goehring
Brogdon
Ralph McCord
Fletcher Misner
Lloyd Stoner
Ray Houston
Sid M. Cleveland
Superior Court 2
Superior Court
Daniel D. Quickel
Misner
Joe Ketner
Tom Beeler
Earl Wimer
Madison Democrat
County Board of Commission
Harold Foust
Wimer
Foust
Audrey Hays
Peti
Elec
Lems
Clifton Paddock
Guy Lewis
John
pri-Hersberger
William Byer
Hays
Walter l
Wood
Ind. 32
Ander
Wimner
Woodside
11Th Sts
Election Board
North District
Jeff
Herald
Grand Jury Hears Witnesses In Fatal Shooting
The Madison County Grand Jury met at the courthouse to hear witnesses in the fatal June 7 shooting of Jerome Matthews. Police hold the victim’s wife, Willie Mae Matthews, 47, who admits the shooting but says it was in self defense. Testimony included officers, a coroner, and other witnesses. the grand jury report will be filed with Circuit Court Judge Russell E. Stewart in a few days.
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Madison County Grands Jury
Jerome Matthews
Willie Mae Matthews
Grand Jury
14Th St
Fred Hiday
Circuit Court
Russell E. Stewart
Melvin Thornburg
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
A Herald subscriber from Milton Ave evacuated from the flood area asks how to obtain Sunday's paper. After discussing with staff she plans to pick up her copy at the office Sunday.
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Herald
Milton Ave
The
Homemakers Try This For Better Pie Crusts
Homemakers are advised to brush the sides and bottom crusts with beaten egg white, lightly flour, then add the filling for better pies. Also encourages readers to shop the Want Ads for daily bargains and real money saving prices.
College Commencement Marks Ends Of Long Career For Dr Morrison
Dr John A Morrison retires as Anderson College president at the 40th commencement with 133 graduates. He urged religion and science to work together noting the world needs both. He spoke on Education Religion and The Space Age to an audience of 6000.
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Dr. Morrison
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Re’ Pissse
Final Tower In City Water Program Set
City to complete its 4th and final water tower on E 10th Street as part of a 4 million program that added over 50 miles of pipe and two wells. Edgar Jones reports flood concerns, river levels near conduits, and 100 basements pumped at no cost. Board to tour Steam Plant to discuss wall repair.
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Edgar Jones
Board of Public Works
City Hall
E. 10Th St
North Anderson
Fairview Memorial Park
W. 8Th St
White River
Jones
Eugene Crull
Frank Yarling
Beamer Seeks Flood Control Study Here
Beamer requests an official flood control study for the White River area as army engineers prepare a report. Local officials report ongoing investigations into flood damage and sewer inadequacies while residents confront continued flooding and cleanup efforts.
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Beamer
Executed Nagy and aides shock world in 1956 revolt
Ex Premier Imre Nagy and three associates were executed in Hungary after Soviet intervention in 1956. Maj Gen Pal Maleter, two Communist journalists, and Nagy rivals Zoltan Tildy and others received death sentences or long prison terms amid international protests and UN concern. The broadcast cited a Hungarian People's Court verdict and noted broader regional tensions with Yugoslavia and Washington reactions.
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London
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Radio Moscow
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Zoltan Tildy
Soviet Bloc
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Washington
U.N
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Madetver
Miklos Gimes
Jeszef Szilagyi
Sandor
Kopacsy
Ferenc Donath
Ferenc Janosi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
People's Court
Supreme Court of the
Hungarian People’s Republic
Six Day Church of God Convention Opens At Anderson College
The 70th International Convention of the Church of God opens today at Anderson College drawing about 20 000 people. Daily activities begin at 6 00 a m with worship and youth events, continuing until 11 p m with outdoor services on the football field. Dr W Dale Oldham opens the first evening message at 7 30 p m in the large tabernacle, theme Spiritual Adequacy in a Scientific Age. A morning service at 10 30 a m features Rev Arlo F Newell and 2 45 p m features Rev A R Cochran. Dedication of a new women’s residence hall follows the morning service. Attendance includes leaders from many states and foreign countries, with sessions on education and ministerial objectives throughout the week.
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Church of God
América
Anderson College
America
Anderson Area
W. Dale Oldham
Park Place Church
A. R. Cochran
Cleveland
Ohio
Newell
Cochran
Board of
Christians’ Education
Bard St
Anderson College School of Theology
Charles E. Wilson
Pacific Bible College
Chan Memorial
Gymasium
Mrs. Ethel Mustard Cline Dies Sunday in Anderson
Mrs. Ethel Mustard Cline age 2 died Sunday afternoon at St. John's Hospital in Anderson. Widow of Frank Cline founder of Cline Lumber Co she lived in Anderson most of her life. Survived by two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ethel Mustard Cline
Madison Ave
St. John's Hospital
Daniel F. Mustard
Sau
Cline
Trinity Episcopal Church
Anderson
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Frank Cline
Cline Lumber Company
Cline Lumber Yard
Myron Whitney
Indianapolis
Ernest Schwantes
Daniel Bowles
Evanston
Frank M. Whitney
Karen Schwantes
Simeon Stewart
Albright Funeral Home
George Burns
East Maplewood Cemetery
Fred Mustard Stewart
John §. Stewart
J. C. Drake
Eugene Tranbarger
Lewis Marsh
Film Actress Invited For Opening Of Bottling Plant Here Thursday
A $300000 bottling plant will open at 8th and Louise in Anderson with ribbon cutting on Thursday followed by a public open house. Beech er Kurtz, president of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of Anderson, said Alfred N. Steele and his wife Joan Crawford are invited guests. A cocktail party for local leaders is planned and Page 2 continues.
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8Th
Louise St
Beecher Kurtz
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Anderson
Alfred N.steele
Pepsi-Cola Company
Joan Crawford
Adams to testify before House inquiry on Goldfine ties
Sherman Adams, President Eisenhower's top aide, will appear before a House subcommittee to answer questions about his relations with Bernard Goldfine, a Boston businessman. The testimony may be under oath as investigators review actions tied to Goldfine's business interests and a 1955 FTC case on mislabeling textiles. Adams says he will answer every question and Eisenhower expresses high confidence in him.
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Adams
House
Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfine
Commission
FTC
Waldorf- Astoria
New York
Critical Schedule For Council At City Hall Tonight
Anderson City Council meets at City Hall this evening to consider several ordinances and resolutions. A key measure would cap speed of electric diesel or steam locomotives and trains at 30 mph within city limits, with penalties from 25 to 100 dollars. Passage would void any prior conflicting ordinances.
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Anderson City
City Hall
New Arrivals Names List Babies Born in Various Homes
A series of birth notices from Daleville Fairmount Pendleton and Indianapolis area families. The items report newborn boys and girls to families including Preston Johnson Raymond Webb H James Ryan Wirldeen Redman Jack Patterson George King Theodore Davis Charles Ames Afr and Mrs David Stephens with given addresses and hospital details.
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Preston Johnson
Daleville
Dale Wayne
St. John's Hospital
Raymond Webb
Fairmount
Mirs
H. James Ryan
Pendleton
Wirldeen Redman
Delaware St
Jack Patterson
13Th St
George King
Chase St
Theodore Davis
Charles Ames
South Drive
David Stephens
North Parkway Co
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Lee Askren
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Don Ren Beamer
Ralph Ferguson
Bit
Jack Person
Army Engineers
Athletic Park
Anderson Health
Cristiani Brothers Circus
Earl McCarel
Park Site
Sun Valley Speedway
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Lonsdale Dr
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McCarel
Moscow
Marvin J. Haytman
C. W. Hatch
Execcutive Council
World Service
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Herald Phofo
Anderson and Vicinity
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