US Court Bars Turning Over Of Girard To Japan For Trial
A U S District Court judge blocked surrender of Army specialist William S. Girard to Japan for trial on manslaughter charges. The ruling cites U S constitutional rights and states Girard is entitled to U S Army court martial. The government appeals while Japan proceeds with its plan to try him.
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Girard
Japan
Washington
U. S
William S. Girard
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Videe
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Dulles
United States
McGarraghy
Ottawa
Iil
U.S. Army
Naka Sakai
Craig Denies Highway Scandal Ties as Grand Jury Probes
Former Governor George N. Craig testified for 22 hours before the Marion County grand jury amid a probe that has produced four indictments into highway purchases. He accused Indianapolis newspapers of political hatchet work and urged fair, thorough investigation without smear. He praised Associated Press and United Press coverage as objective.
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Indianapolis
George N. Craig
Craig
Marion County Grand Jury
State Highway Department
Sen. Jenner
Indiana
Associated Press
United Press
Venezuelan couple seeks Ardmore uncle. misconnected
A Venezuelan couple identified as Mr and Mrs Bruno Pompei stepped from a commercial air liner in Ardmore Oklahoma and searched for an uncle who failed to meet them. An interpreter explained the uncle was meant to wait in Ardmore Pennsylvania, so the pair were sent back to Dallas Texas to board the correct plane.
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Ardmore
Okla
Bruno Pompei
Venezuela
Dallas
Texas
First Day Revenue From Local Classified Ad
A West Pine Street family reports a $70 return on a classified ad selling a Magic Chef gas range a Coldspot refrigerator a utility cabinet and a wool rug with pads. They plan another ad to sell a refrigerator.
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Bulletin and Herald
West Pine Street
Magic Chef
Madison County farm tour draws 75+ business leaders
More than seventy five Anderson businessmen and industrial heads toured three Madison County farms yesterday to study modern farm operations. The event, sponsored by Anderson Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee and the Madison County Farm Bureau, included talks by Indiana Farm Bureau leaders and a turkey luncheon at the Cecil Crosser farm.
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Anderson
Madison County
Anderson Channof Commerce Agriculture Committee
Madison County Farm Bureau
Florida Station
William Roy
Glen Canfield
Frankton
Hamilton
George Coup
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
Carl Cleaver
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Eva Wilson
Closser Farm
Ladies Aid
Elm Grove
Chamber and
Farm Bureau Group
Chamber
Cecil Crosser
Turkey Farm
Walter C. Haynes
Closser
John Chaille
Chamber Agriculture Committee
Charles Humphrey
Phil Connelly
Purdue University
Evan Wilson
County Farm Bureau
Herald
Weather turns cooler after soggy spell in Anderson
Forecast calls for fair cooler conditions with a high near 80 in Anderson and vicinity on Wednesday and Thursday. Tonight's low around 55. The Pacific air should dry the region ending the rain and steamy heat from the Gulf of Mexico. Yesterday's records show 86 as the high and 65 as the low. Rain slowed farm work including tomatoes and pea harvests. Indiana Employment Security Division notes 30 temporary farm workers available locally until July 10.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Indiana Employment Security Division
Church of God film premiere at 69th International Convention
The Church of God premieres a new film Against the Tide highlighting missions in Japan as part of the 69th International Convention. The showing follows the 7 30 p m general service with the Missionary Board and related groups coordinating events. Dr John W W Smith and John Kinney lead a new Christian Education department. Nathan Smith will speak at 2 45 p m on The Japan You Should Know. A 25th anniversary offering and enrollment program for the Women’s Missionary Society unfolds at 2 45 p m, with a silver tea later. The convention film was produced by Missions Visualized Inc and will be distributed after July 1. Initial service at 10 45 a m features Dr Elver Adcock.
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Church of God
Japan
Smith
Anderson College
Kinney
South Side
Nathan Smith
Womans Missionary Society
Bontem
E. 3Rd St
Lester A. Crose
Missionary Board
E. Sth St
Missionary Board of the
Joe Campbell Named to 1957 Walker Cup Team
Anderson golfer Joe E. Campbell was named to the United States Walker Cup team to face Britain August 30 and 31 in Minneapolis. Dale Morey of Indianapolis was named third alternate. Campbell will be honored at a civic banquet Thursday night at the Anderson Country Club, with local clubs cancelling Wednesday golf to attend.
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Joe E. Campbell
Anderson
United States
Minneapolis
Minn
Dale Morey
Olis
Capt
William C. Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Kocsis
Royal Oak
Mich
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N. C
Rex Baxter
Hospital Group Forms Plan For New Facility
The Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Corporation met at the YMCA with Dr G B Wilder presiding and formed a fundraising drive to be conducted by the American City Bureau of Chicago next fall Arthur Henning was named architect for the proposed hospital Sheldon Cooper heads the Henning committee A new board added Floyd Stoelting Leland Fisher Silas Carper Sam McWilliams Loren Cox Byron Stewart Phillips Cooper a membership committee was formed and a by laws measure drafted by Judge Russell E Stewart and Phillip Cooper was adopted The next meeting July 16 will mark the corporation’s annual meeting Dr Lamey outlined site planning efforts and progress is reported on site acquisition plans.
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Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Corporation
YMCA
G. B. Wilder
Frank Zoll
American City Bureau of Chicago
Arthur Henning
Mr. Henning
Sheldon Cooper
Hew
Hospital Corporation
Floyd Stoelting
Leland Fisher
Silas Carper
Sam McWilliams
Loren Cox
Byron Stewart
Phillips Cooper
Wilder
Hospital Development Corporation
Mr. Zoll
Paul Newbern
Arnold McFarland
H. D. Dawson
P. T. Lamey
Circuit Court
Russell E. Stewart
Phillip Cooper
Lamey
The
Rights Bill Awaits Decision By Senate
The House passed President Eisenhower's civil rights bill 286-126 and sent it to the Senate. Southerners failed to attach a jury trial amendment, while Senate leadership signals plans to force floor action amid a potential Southern filibuster.
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Senate
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Council Head Sees Cut In Fund Requests
The Madison County Council reviewed $152 000 in additional appropriation requests at the courthouse and plans final action today. Council President Earl Daugherty said reductions will be made across county agencies as figures are scaled to fit budget needs.
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Madison County Council
Council
Earl Daugherty
Frankton
County Planning Commission
Daugherty
George Cummins
Albert Rector
Herman Markle
George Early
Frank J. Williams
Lester Farran
Retailers to Honor Father of the Year Award Draw
The Anderson Retail Association will pick the Father of the Year at 10 a m today in Mayor Ralph Ferguson’s office. Warren Marshall says names from 18 of 26 stores were entered. top winner receives a $50 gift certificate while individual store winners get $5.
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Anderson Retail Association
Ralph Ferguson
Warren Marshall
Banner Store
Ronald Crump
8Th St
Bryce Brown Clothing
Forrest C. Kenarly
Mohawk Dr
Clair Call Clothing
James S. Hoffman
Sunset Dr
Fair Store
Sam C. Ashby
Faths
Edgar Johnson Jr
27Th St
Hills, Inc
Robert E. Bonge
2Nd St
Kelley Furniture Co
Ray Hoffman
Noble St
Kirkman’s Jewelry
Perry House
Pendleton
Kresges
Virgil P. Ashby
W. 38Th
Kresge
Byron D. Canine
Lewallen Tailors Inc
Raymond D. Ernst
Jackson St
McCrory's
Andrew Blassaras
E. 14Th St
Montgomery Ward
Dean Steidel
J. C. Penney Co
Earl Smith
Rapps
Robert B. Dyson
Hoyt Wright
Charles Roe
E. 38Th St
Foland Wallpaper and Paint Co
Jack Bantreff
Cedar St
Lutz Furniture Company
Harold Boardman
W. 12Th St
Haag’s
Virgil King
Meridian St
Marshall's
Clifton Huffman
W. 7Th St
Mobile Shoe Company
Jay Budaley
F. W. Woolworth’s
George Staburn
Main St
Two Injured In Crash Near Frankton Indiana
Two people from Frankton sustained minor injuries in an auto truck collision on Ind. 128 one mile west of Frankton at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Lenore Singer 33 received facial lacerations and Bennie Singer 13 a slight concussion. Both treated and released. The crash involved a 1956 station wagon driven by Mrs. Singer and a pickup driven by Herman Hires 52 following a slow moving tractor.
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Frankton
Bruce Hubble
Pendleton
Herman Hires
Kishi Maintains Silence on Girard Case
Japanese Premier Nobusuke Kishi gave no comment on the Girard case in Japan as a federal court in Washington released a junction. Press officer Toshiro Shimanouchi said there were good reasons for the silence and did not elaborate.
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Kishi
San Francisco
Nobusuke Kishi
Girard
Japan
Washington
Toshiro Shimanouchi
Missions Day Program Highlights Church of God Speaker
Principal speaker for today’s Missions Day at the International Convention is Rev. Nathan Smith, a furloughed missionary to Japan. He speaks at 2:45 p.m. on The Japan You Should Know, followed by the premiere of the film Against the Tide he helped produce, showing Church of God work in Japan.
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The
Church of God
Nathan Smith
Japan
Church of God In
Permits Issued for Diner and Large Projects in Area
County and city inspectors issued permits for new construction this month. Everett Johnson approved a $20,000 diner on Gil more's Ferndale Addition Lot 1 in Anderson Township. Five new homes cost $43,800 and two remodels totaled $2,000. E M Stevens signed two large projects including a $275,000 Pepsi-Cola bottling plant at 18th and Louise and a $100,000 Noble Street Methodist Church addition. James R. Williams, 69, creator of Out Our Way, dies in Huntington Memorial Hospital after long illness. longtime resident of San Marino since 1942.
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Everett Johnson
Gilmore
Ferndale
Anderson Township
E. M. Stevens
Pepsi-Cola Company
18Th and
Louise St
Noble Street Methodist Church
Pasadena
Calif
James R. Williams
Huntington Memorial Hospital
San Marino
Dr Earl L Martin to retire from teaching role at Anderson College
Anderson College honors veteran faculty member Dr Earl L Martin at the National Alumni Association dinner. He retires from active teaching but remains vice president through next June. Mrs Martin also honored. Rev Marvin W Baker national alumni president to preside. Principal speaker unnamed. event expects over 500 attendees at Linders.
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Earl L. Martin
Anderson College
National Alumni Association
Linder’s
Hungarian boy's death sentence scare proves hoax
Csaba Koer mendy a 14 year old Hungarian youth who claimed a death sentence stirred U S protests was placed on a year of probation. A letter to his mother in Indianapolis showed the claim was a hoax to speed his move to America.
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Budapest
Csaba Koermendy
United States
Csaba
George Szerdahelyi
Indianapolis
Eisenhower
America
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OKEHS
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Burton Place
Apgar
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
National Woman's Missionary Society
Board of Christian Education
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John Kinney
T. Franklin Miller
Edgewood
River Forest
Woodlawn Heights
Country Club Estates
Richland
Lafayette
William Hovermale
Ferguson
John Boone
Franklin School
Joe Campbell
Walker
Names Fund Solicitors
Wally Falk
St. John's Hospital
Harold Schuyler
East Lynn St
Marion Killion
W. 26Th St
Homer Compton
Alexandria
Billie Perdue
Fletcher St
William Cottingham
Columbus Ave
Willie Nunn
Locust St
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