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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1957

Page

16

Heat Wave Eases as Midwest Shifts Toward Cooler Weather

Heat subsides in the Midwest with cooler air expected by Wednesday while the East braces for more heat. At least 192 deaths from drownings, heat prostrations, and storms occurred in four hot days across the East and Midwest, plus 28 flood deaths. Del Rapids and Renner face swollen rivers as Nebraska protected Seward with dikes. New York records 92 at noon, Los Angeles hits 102 in June heat. Power shortages ease as utilities tap standby generators. Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Missouri suffer weather-related tolls. The state plans an $8.9 million withdrawal of inactive funds for upcoming school aid distributions.

Midwest Associated Press United States Mississippi River Atlantic Canada Lake Huron Wisconsin Missouri Oklahoma U.S. Weather Bureau Chicago Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Seaboard South Dakota Dell Rapids Big Sioux Renner Sioux Falls Seward Neb Robert Olmstead Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Kansas New York Los Angeles North Dakota Consolidated Edison Co Commonwealth Edison

Judge Rules Against Writ in Girard Case in Japan

In a major decision Judge McGarraghy refused a habeas corpus and refused to return soldier Girard to the United States. He held the facts show no need for further hearings and cited the 1890 In Re Neagle precedent protecting federal officers. Japan plans to press ahead with its own trial.

Ber U.S Japan Girard McGarraghy Streator Ill Nobusuke Kishi San Francisco Washington Tokyo New York Far J. Carroll Executive Department Pentagon Defense Department State Department U.S. Atty Oliver Gasch Supreme Court U.S. Court of Appeals High Court J. Lee Rankin Rankin David Neagle Stephen J. Field California United States Neagle David S. Terry Terry Field

Notable Names Highlight Local Obscure List

Joe Campbell Jr of Amarillo Arnold Blum of Macon Ga William Hyndman III of Philadelphia Hillman Robbins Jr of Memphis Tenn E Mason Rudolph of Clarksville Tenn and Dr.

Campbell to play in NCAA Tourney then enter insurance field

Frank M. Taylor Jr of Pomona California notes Campbell will leave Thursday for Colorado Springs to play in the NCAA Tournament he won in 1955. Next month Campbell heads to Knoxville to enter the insurance business.

Frank M. Taylor Jr Pomona Calif Campbell Colorado Springs Col National Collegiate Athletic Association Knoxville Tenn William Bill) Kaiser Louisville Kaiser Robert Austin Carl Cleaver Chamber of Commerce Anderson High School Purdue University Pat Campbell Harold Campbell

Alumni Banquet Program Roles Announced

Dr Earl Martin and Dr John A Morrison head the Anderson event with Morrison to speak on A C Forty Years Ago and Now. Rev Joe Espey chairs the program committee, assisted by Mrs John A Morrison and Mrs Roscoe Snodden.

John A. Morrison Anderson Earl Martin Morrison A. C Joe Espey Roscoe Snowden R. Eugene Sterner Dorothy Black Elda Barker Edith Howell Bertha

Church Officials Highlight Race Problem Discussion

The Church Of God treasurer of the Board of Church Extension and Home Missions discusses "A Sane Approach to the Race Problem" with Mrs. Oole G. Perry national president of the women's group and her husband the Rev. E.

Board of Church Extension and Home Missions Oole G. Perry Woman's Group

Miracle Regutol corrects constipation without laxatives

After years of laxatives a non habit forming remedy Regutol eases constipation by moistening colonic waste. Dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate works with natural peristalsis to restore regularity in days. Two bottle sizes offered at drugstores with prices.

Township leaders split on annexation vote

Four speakers addressed the council last night with Mr Boone the township trustee opposing annexation though open to it under certain conditions. Dale Prough superintendent of county schools urged a vote against annexation citing his charge of educational programs in fourteen townships. Others spoke against the measure as well.

Boone Dale Prough Prough

Anderson annexation vote advances city growth plans

Mayor Ferguson urged support as William Rowland Roy Hollowell Leonard Jackson Johan Lawrence Marvin Apgar and others backed an ordinance to expand Anderson. The council approved annexation of all areas except incorporated communities, with a 7 to 2 vote. Residents have 30 days to remonstrate then 60 days for a hearing, final action within 90 days.

William Rowland Roy Hollowell Leonard Jackson Johan Lawrence Marvin Apgar Ferguson Anderson Anderson Township Mae Roberts

Ada Hill Hunt obituary notes life in Tipton County

Ada Hill Hunt 70 lifelong Tipton County resident died at St Johns Hospital Anderson after an extended illness. She was born Sept 4 1886 in Prairie Two Tipton County and later resided with daughter Mrs Wilma Coates in Anderson. Surviving daughters Nellie Burkhart Nettie Mac Intosh Ruby Stouder two sons Chester Darrell Hunt 16 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren. Funeral at Liberty Baptist Church Prairie Two Thursday 2 p.m. with burial Liberty Cemetery.

Ada Hill Hunt Tipton County Wilma Coates Neva Smith Anderson St. John’s Hospital Hunt Prairie Two Coates E. 39Th St Charles Hunt Nellie Burkhart Bluffton Nettie MacIntosh Monroe Ruby Stouder Huntington Chester Hunt Indianapolis Darrell Hunt Kokomo Ralph McMullen Kempton Liberty Baptist Church Liberty Cemetery Vernon Riley

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Charles Cooper 90 died Tuesday at his Marion home after a life as a farmer in Tipton and Grant counties. Survived by a daughter Mrs. Earl Burton of Marion a son E Donald Cooper of Anderson another son T Gale Cooper of Marion four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Thursday Needham and Son Funeral Home Marion conducted by Dr A W Paugh First Methodist Church Burial Jackson Cemetery Tipton County near Sharpsville Friends received at the funeral home.

Charles Cooper Marion Charles Cooper Marion Tipton Grant Cooper First Methodist Church Earl Burton E. Donald Cooper Anderson T. Gale Cooper Needham and Son Funeral A. W. Paugh Jackson Tipton County Sharpsville

Services for Faye E. Trotter in Indianapolis

Faye E. Trotter 66 died at home 6102 Brookville Rd Indianapolis. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Moore and Kirk Irvington Chapel with burial at Washington Park Mausoleum. Robert M. Trotter of Anderson is a son of the deceased.

Faye E. Trotter Indianapolis Brookville Rd Moore and Kirk Irvington Chapel Washington Park Robert M. Trotter Anderson

Craig declines to side in Indiana political feuds

Former Governor Craig, testifying 22 hours before a grand jury, declined to imply political reprisals and defended his administration's record. He criticized the Handley administration for what he called political tactics around the Muscatatuck State School resignation and denied knowledge of related contracts and high profile deals. He defended Virgil W. Smith and said he had no suspicions about the highway official amid indictments.

William E. Jenner R-Ind Craig Handley Alfred Sasser Jr Muscatatuck State School Indianapolis Sen Jenner Muscatatuck American Psychiatric Assn Sasser Grand Jury John Indiana University William B. O'Connell Chicago State Highway Commission Virgil W Red) Smith Milan Madison Avenue Smith Arthur J. Mogilner William E. Sayer Elmer W. Sherwood Magilner Sayer Sherwood Lake Wayne Counties International Brotherhood of Carpenters

Primatene asthma cure goes over the counter

The formula doctors prescribe most for private patients is now sold without prescription. Primatene tablets open airways, loosen mucus, ease nervous tension, and aim to stop attacks within minutes. A 98 cent price with money back guarantee is offered at drugstores.

de Soto New York, N. Y Ivoé Whitehall

Obituaries list Mrs Anna Douglas and others in brief

Mrs Anna Douglas 84 died June 13 while visiting relatives in Gallatin Tennessee. Survived by son James Douglas and daughter Edna Hampton. sisters Mrs M Attie Anderson and Mrs Willis Eldridge. grandchildren Miss Ann Douglas and Mrs Leonard Lewis. Final rites in Gallatin. Also notices for Final rites for Mrs Zora Shaw 73 and Ashley Swindell 63. A J Allison obituary from Owensboro. A Denver Tennessee note reports a baby opossum in a home playpen.

Anna Douglas Inlaw James Douglas Sheridan Sr Gallatin Tenn Douglas Tennessee Edna Hampton M. Attie Anderson Memphis Willis Eldridge Huntsville Ala Ann Douglas Washington, D.C Leonard Lewis Aurora

Hospital Dismissals From St. John's Hospital

Dismissed patients include Mrs. Marie Hart Fortville Mrs. Hazel Winders 313 E 34th St Miss Nancy Thomas 1003 Broadway Patrice Casey 332 W 11th St Mrs. Alameda Fuller Alexandria Mrs. A Terry Hogue and daughter 2111 Locust St Mrs. Willie Nunn and son 2209 Locust St Mrs. John Hamlin and daughter 3314 Hamilton Pl Mrs. James Jones and daughter 511 W 34th St Mrs. Orin Williams and daughter Middletown Mrs. Dale Clark and daughter 2336 W 9th St Mrs. John Capshaw and daughter 2420 Indiana Ave Mrs. Raymond Breese and daughter Alexandria Willis Brinegar 902 W 9th St Mrs. Aletha ONeal 207 Cross Street Mrs. Mary Silvers 1710 Walnut St Herman Seiple 5232 Columbus Ave John Montgomery Lapel.

St. John's Hospital Marie Hart Fortville Hazel Winders E. 34Th Nancy Thomas Broadway Patrice “Casey W. 11Th Alameda Fuller Alexandria A. Terry Hogue Locust St Willie Nunn Locust John Hamlin Hamilton PI James Jones W. 34Th St Orin Williams Middletown Dale Clark 9Th St John Capshaw Indiana Ave Raymond Breese Willis Brinegar Aletha O'Neal Cross Street Mary Silvers Walnut St Herman Seiple Columbus Ave John Montgomery

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