State Extends Jobless Pay As Indiana Extends Benefits
Indiana will extend unemployment benefits under a new federal law. Thousands become eligible for $33 weekly for 10 weeks if still unemployed. No retroactive payments. Governor Handley announced at a news conference.
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Earl McCarel
Fairview Park
Pat Collins
Norman Collins
Lincoln St
Albert Burton
Delaware Eameeaeny St
Pat
William C. Stalnaker
Indiana Employment Security Division
Ceylon
India
Bicyclist Injured After Auto Collision
An 11 year old bicyclist was hit by an automobile at 11th and Fletcher streets and slightly injured. The rider Mary Strieve fled the scene after being struck by John Jones III driving the car at 4021 Brown Street. The driver and the girl's mother took her for treatment. injuries described as abrasions to the left knee.
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Fletcher Sts
Mary Strieve
John Jones III
Brown St
Township Exchange Club Organizes Officers for Charter
The Anderson Township Exchange Club will elect permanent officers at a Thursday 6:15 p.m. YMCA meeting. Officers and directors will start their posts during charter presentation ceremonies set for Saturday July 12 at Linders. Thurman Rinker, temporary president, will lead the meeting and committees will be named for charter arrangements.
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Anderson ‘Township Exchange Club
YMCA
Linder's
Thurman Rinker
Jury Indicts Safe Crackers In Sunday Night Heist
A jury indictment details a Sunday night break in at Pick-a-Pay Supermarket. Robbers entered through a roof vent, pried open a 500 pound safe and escaped with an estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars.
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Council For Shaw
Rihannon and Burton Law Firm
Chester
Anderson Council Advances Parking and Budget Measures
The council discussed a second reading to impound vehicles for parking meter violations with owner liability. It approved street department equipment purchases and named the 1958 budget committee. A petition to rezone Mount Pleasant Addition was defeated. An ordinance licensing budget service companies was set for next meeting. Richard Stephenson of The Budget Service originated the measure.
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James
Anderson High School
DePauw
Patricia
Jowner
Melvin Biddle
Jesse Huntzinger
Farrell Wilson
Ernest Coburn
Mount Pleasant
North
Anderson
Gene Stillwell
Richard Stephenson
Budget Service
Anderson council acts on traffic and zoning measures
The council moves to lower locomotive speeds within city limits to 30 mph after the Pennsylvania Railroad refused to install crossing flasher signals at Cross and Vineyard streets. A final rezoning ordinance to convert property at 23rd and Jefferson streets from residential to business also clears a second reading. The meeting welcomed the full council and listed members.
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Anderson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cross and
Vineyard Sts
North Anderson
Jefferson Sts
Hart Martin
Mae Roberts
Ronald Fletcher
Lawrence Munsell
Farrell Wilson
Jesse Huntzinger
Roland Maine
Melvin Biddle
Louis Dietzen
Hiawatha school projects approved by board
The board approved seventeen thousand nine hundred ninety seven dollars for various school expenses. Remodeling plans at the high school include brick repointing in the old section, new doors on the east and north sides, hallway lights, and basement floor reconditioning. An upcoming high school band and orchestra fundraiser booth at the Anderson Free Fair will support the music groups. Martha Meadow, Meadowbrook first grade teacher, announced her resignation to move to South Bend.
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Hiawatha
Indian Meadows
Anderson
E. Ebbertt
Margaret Knight
Anderson Free Fair
Myron Seybert
Organizatlion
Martha Meadow
Meadowbrook
Ebbertt
South Bend
Anti- Racketeer Anderson Obituaries Continued From Page One
Obituary notices list survivors and service details for several individuals including Hartley related figures, Everett E. Corbett Sr 72, and Jeffrey DeWayne Pine. Funeral arrangements by Baker Brothers and Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home are noted along with burial and service times.
Bribery Case Details Large Equipment Contracts Deals
Mogilner testified about paying bribes and gifts totaling nearly 120000 dollars to state officials and highway officials to influence equipment contracts. He claimed payoffs included 57000 to Sherwood and Sayer and 1250 to Lloyd Poin dexter, with gifts like cigars, liquor, cuff links, perfume, and a revolver. He described attempted cover letters and a meeting at Tampa airport that ended their friendship.
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Harold
Red) Mason
Mason
Republican Central Committee
Craig
Statehouse
Edmond Talucci
I Prison Industries
Mogiser
Sherwood
Sayer
Smith
Cecil McDonough
Sorrell
Lloyd Poindexter
Florida
Tampa, Fla
Art
Bridge Collapse Looms Large in Morrison Campus Story
A dramatic bridge collapse near the Morrison campus spurred a massive emergency response as cranes toppled sections into the water and rescuers searched debris for survivors. Eight bodies were recovered quickly while crews worked to account for other workers on the span. The bridge, two thirds complete, was to be finished later this year with approaches pushing its total length to about two miles.
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Leitch
Floods Prompt Tests and Park Cleanup in City
After last week's storm, Shadyside Park water was leveled and health authorities warned sources may be contaminated until tested. Red Cross reports five food aid requests and Friday marks flood aid deadline. Athletic Park cleanup prepares for the Anderson Free Fair opening June 30, and the city pool should reopen in two to three days.
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Shadyside Park
Red Cross
Athletic Park
Anderson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties noted
Casper Neff 78 of Pendleton died in Scott Nursing Home Pendleton born Sept 1 1879 former Delco Remy employee never married services Thursday in Pendleton at Cornel Bright Funeral Home burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton Hazel Hughes Pendleton died Sunday night at St Johns Hospital Anderson funeral Wednesday Pendleton Christian Church burial Tipton body in church hour before service Cornell Bright Funeral Home directed funeral home Pendleton
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Clarence Bolds
Clarence M. Bolds
McKeesport
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Casper Neff Pendleton
Casper Neff
Scott Nursing Home
Pendleton
Delco-Remy J
Neff
Cornell Bright
William Hand
Pendleton Church of God
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Hazel Hughes Pendleton
Hazel Hughes
St. Pearl St
St. John’s Hospital
Pendleton Christian Church
William S. Knight
Tipton
City Farm Tour Heads to Charles Lawler Farm Visit
A Madison County Farm Bureau tour begins with a dinner at the Charles Lawler farm followed by a talk by W. R. Cummins of the Producers Livestock Association of Indianapolis. Morning stops include Mallard Lake farm owned by Ward Stilson and managed by Omer Harris and Virgil Lacher farm. The tour ends around 2 30 p m. Sponsors are the agriculture committee of the Chamber of Commerce the public relations committee of the Farm Bureau and the Madison County Extension office.
Floodwaters Struck Southwest Texas United Rains
In the Texas hill country rain measuring 20 inches plus caused highways to flood and hundreds to be marooned. Bandera County was isolated with Uvalde County also hit. The town of Utopia flooded, three deaths attributed to the weather amid widespread damage. In Kobe Japan a 10 day horn blast curb campaign cut noise by 91 percent and reduced accidents to one, due to a driver sleepy from low noise.
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Texas
Bandera
Uvalde County
Utopia
Kobe
Japan
Ashiya
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