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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1957

Page

8

Court Bars Turning Over Girard To Japan For Trial

A U S District Court restrained government officials from surrendering William S. Girard to Japan to face manslaughter charges. Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy ruled transfer would violate Girard’s constitutional rights, while the U S government appealed. Japan intends to proceed with the trial, sparking an international dispute over U S Japanese juridical agreements.

Girard Japan Washington U. S William S. Girard Joseph C. McGarraghy U.S. Supreme Court U.S Eisenhower Dulles United States McGarraghy Ottawa, Ill Naka Sakai

Joe Campbell Named to Walker Cup Team for 1957

Joe E. Campbell of Anderson earns a spot on the United States Walker Cup team to face Britain August 30 and 31 in Minneapolis. The announcement followed by lines naming other selections and related civic events in Anderson.

Joe Campbell Walker Joe E. Campbell Anderson United States Minneapolis Minn Date Morey Indiana Sakai Girard McGarraghy U.S. Court-Mar Ols Nam Campbell Civic Anderson Country Club Chamber of Commerce Civic Golf League Grandview Jon William ©. Campbell Huntington W. Va Charles Kocsis Royal Oak Mich Billy Joe Patton Morganton N. C Rex Baxter

Craig Disclaims Knowledge Of Highway Scandals

Former Gov George N Craig testified before the Marion County grand jury amid a probe into highway department irregularities. He denied knowledge of any wrongdoing during his term and accused Indianapolis newspapers of political witch-hunting while praising objective reports from AP and UP.

Indianapolis George N. Craig Craig Marion County Grand Jury State Highway Department Sen. Jenner Indiana Associated Press United Press

Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle

An Ardmore couple Mr and Mrs Bruno Pompei arrived from Venezuela for a family visit. An interpreter explained their uncle was not in Ardmore and the meeting failed. They were sent back to Dallas to catch the correct flight.

Ardmore Okla Bruno Pompei Vetezuela Dallas Texas

First Day Return From Local Classifieds

The West Pine Street family reports 570 in cash after selling a Magic Chef gas range a Coldspot refrigerator a utility cabinet a wool rug and pads. They placed a follow up ad to sell a refrigerator and praised the want ads for quick solutions.

Bulletin and Herald West Pine Street W. Pine

Local businessmen tour Madison County farms for study

More than 75 Anderson businessmen and industrial heads toured three Madison County farms yesterday. The tour, sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee and the Madison County Farm Bureau, studied modern farm operation problems. They visited the Heath beef and shag farm, the Roy and Canfield beef herd farm, Crosser turkey farm, and an orchard north of Hamilton.

Anderson Madison County Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee Madison County Farm Bureau Alval Heath Ben Azimov Florida Station William Roy Glen Canfield Frankton Cecil Crosser Hamilton Anderson Chamber of Commerce George Coup Indiana Farm Bureau Welter C. Haynes Chamber Cas! Cleaver Closser John Chaille Chamber Agriculture Committee Charles Humphrey Phil Connelly Purdue University Evan Wilson County Farm Bureau Herald

Cooler air to end soggy spell with bright outlook

The forecast calls for a break from heavy rain with cooler temperatures in Madison County. Highs near 60s and lows around mid 50s are expected as Pacific air brings drier conditions and more pleasant weather ahead.

Four Areas Deleted From Absorption Plan By City Council

City Council votes seven to two to delete four incorporated suburban districts Edgewood River Forest Woodlawn Heights and the Country Club Estates from annexation plans. Opponents cited ill prepared presentation while a remonstrance meeting is set for 7:30 pm at Madison Heights High School led by David Stone.

Mercury City Hall Circuit Court Court House Louis Dietzen Melvin Biddle Biddle Dietzen Madison Heights High School David Stone Edgewood River Forest Woodlawn Heights Country Club Estates Richland Lafayette Townships

Hospital Group Meets Names Fund Solicitors

The Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Corporation met at the YMCA with Dr G B Wilder presiding and named the American City Bureau of Chicago to run the fall fund drive. Arthur Henning was chosen as architect and the board added new members including Floyd Stoelting Leland Fisher Silas Carper Sam McWilliams and others. Discussions covered annexation impacts on school programs and free school books plans, with a referendum proposal deemed illegal, and Mayor Ferguson pledging continued and expanded city services.

Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Corporation Ymca A G. B. Wilder Frank Zoll American City Bureau of Chicago Hospital Corporation Floyd Stoelting Leland Fisher Silas Carper Sam McWilliams Loren Yens Byron Stewart Phillips Banner Wilder William Hovermale City School Board Development Corporation Mem Zoll Paul Newbern Arnold Lamey Jalso Ralph Ferguson Ferguson Ling John Boone Iersan Township Franklin O Colozan

Church Of God premieres film on Japan at 69th convention

The Church of God launches the film Against the Tide detailing church work in Japan as part of the 69th International Convention. premiere follows the 7 30 p m general service. Missionary Board and related bodies coordinate activities for today. Dr John W W Smith and John Kinney named to lead the new Christian Education department with a 10 point purpose. Nathan Smith will speak on The Japan You Should Know at 2 45 p m. Women’s Missionary Society marks its 25th anniversary with enrollment and a tea. Tonight Rev Lester A Crose discusses To Disciple the Nations and the mission film premiere.

Church of God Japan Missionary Board Board of Church Extension and Home Missions National Woman's Missionary Society Board of Christian Education John W. W. Smith John Kinney T. Franklin Miller Smith Anderson College Kinney South Side Nathan Smith Women's Missionary Society Bontem E.lard St Lester A. Crose Sth St The Mr. Smith Missions Visualized, Inc Burbank Calif Elver Adcock Hmissions Church of God In

Rights Bill Awaits Decision By Senate

Washington reports the House leaders backed Eisenhower civil rights legislation and sent it to the Senate despite Southern resistance aimed at a jury trial provision. The measure would create a bipartisan commission, a Justice Department division, and empower the attorney general to seek federal court action on civil rights violations. The bill faces a potential Senate filibuster and further amendments.

Washington House Eisenhower Senate Knowland California Senate Judiciary Committee Department of Justice

Council Head Sees Cut In Fund Requests

The Madison County Council studied additional appropriation requests totaling 152000 at the courthouse yesterday and plans final action today. Council President Earl Daugherty Frankton indicated further reductions may occur.

Madison County Council Earl Daugherty Frankton

Retailers To Honor Father of the Year winner drawn by mayor

Aspergon Retail Association will pick the Father of the Year at 10 a.m. today in Mayor Ralph Ferguson's office. Warren Marshall says names of 18 of 26 participating stores were read yesterday and the top recipient will be drawn from a container by the mayor. Each store winner gets a $5 award. the top prize is a $50 gift certificate.

Aspergon Retail Association Ralph Ferguson Warren Marshall Retail Group Banner Store Ronald Crump E. 8Th St Bryce Brown Clothing Forrest C. Kenarly Mohawk Dr Clair Call Clothing James S. Huffman Sunset Dr Fair Store Sam C. Ashby Faths Edgar Johnson Jr E. 27Th St Hills, Inc Robert E. Bonge 2Nd St Kelsey Furniture Co Ray Hoffman Noble Kirkman’s Jewelry Perry House Pendleton Kreszes Virgil P. Ashby W. 38Th Kresge’s Byron D Canine Lewallen Tailors Inc Raymond D. Ernst Jackson St McCrory's Andrew Blassaras Montgomery Ward Dean Steidel Noble St J. C. Penney i 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 Drugs Virgil King Meridian St Marshall's Clifton Huffman W. 7Th St Mobile Shoe Company Jay Budaley Rt. G F. W. Woolworth’s George Staburn Main St

Two Injured in Frankton Auto Truck Crash on Ind 128

Two people were injured in an evening crash near Frankton on Ind 128 one mile west. Lenore Singer 33 sustained facial lacerations and Bennia Singer 13 a concussion after driving a station wagon into a pickup truck driven by Herman Hires 52. Both treated and released.

Frankton Bruce Hubble Pendleton Herman Hires

County and City Issue Permits For New Construction

County and city inspectors reported multiple permits this month. Everett Johnson issued a $20000 diner permit in Gilmore's Ferndale Addition Anderson Township. Other permits include five new homes totaling $43800 and two remodeling permits at $2000, plus two large projects: a $273000 Pepsi-Cola bottling plant and a $100000 church addition. James R. Williams, 69, famed cartoonist of Out Our Way, died in Huntington Memorial Hospital after long illness.

Everett Johnson Gilmore Ferndale Anderson Township E. M. Stevens Pepsi-Cola Company Hfth Lewise St Noble Street Methodist Church Pasadena Calif James R. Williams Huntington Memorial Hospital San Marino

Hungarian teen faked death sentence to reach America

Csaba Koerdmendy a 14 year old Hungarian boy who faked a death sentence to speed his move to the United States received a one year probation. A letter to his mother revealed the ruse and sparked protests and congressional inquiries to President Eisenhower.

Budapest Csaba Koermendy United States Csaba George Szerdahelyi Indianapolis Eisenhower America

New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity

Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Schuyler a boy. Mr and Mrs Marion Killian a boy. Mr and Mrs Homer Compton T Alexandria a boy. Mr and Mrs Billie Perdue 2928 Fletcher St a boy. Mr and Mrs William Cottingham 2210 Columbus Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs Willie Nunn 2269 Locust St a boy.

St. John's Hospital Harold Schuyler East Lynn St Marion Killian W. 26Th St Homer Compton Alexandria Billie Perdue Fletcher St William Cottingham Columbus Ave Willie Nunn Locust St

Dr Earl L Martin Plans Retirement Dinner Honors

Dr Earl L Martin veteran Anderson College faculty member retires from active teaching but remains vice president until next June, honored at the National Alumni Association dinner at Linders. Mrs Martin also recognized as national readers prepare for attendance by over 500 people from across the country. Rev Marvin W Baker Mishawaka Ind national alumni president will be master of ceremonies. Principal speaker will deliver a surprise address.

Earl L. Martin Anderson College National Alumni Association Linder’s Martin Marvin W. Baker Mishawaka Ind

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