UPI News In Brief on Steel, Tax, Income and Oil Demand
Steel mill operating rate is seen at 61 percent this week, down from 62.3 percent last week, with 65.6 percent a month ago and 87.8 percent a year ago. The Senate kept the 10 percent tax on local calls and telegrams for another year, while agreeing to credit dividend income. Commerce data show half of U S families earned 5417 or more in 1959, with median personal income at 2606, up 5 percent from 1958. Independent Petroleum Association of America projects 3.3 percent higher demand for petroleum products in Q3 vs last year, and March–May oil demand 6.9 percent above 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iron and Steel Institute
Senate
Commerce Department
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Fisher
Chevy
Senior Citizens Center Dedicated Opens to 500 Attendees
The new Senior Citizens Center at 2108 W. 4th St. was dedicated over the weekend with about 500 attendees. Lloyd Stoner said visiting seniors enjoyed the facilities as city unions and others established the meeting place for retirees from Anderson and surrounding areas. Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson greeted retirees during the open house and speakers included Roger Brooks and John Staggs. A retirement reception is planned for Wednesday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Stoner
W. &Th St
Anderson
Ralph R. Ferguson
Roger Brooks
John Staggs
Stoner
1002 At Church District Meet Held in Kokomo Arena
Members of the Anderson congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses returned from a conference at the Arena Skating Rink in Kokomo. A crowd of 1,002 attended Sunday afternoon as Angelo A Catanzaro of New York City spoke on Finding Peace in this Troubled World. Catanzaro argued the Bible points to God's Kingdom as the sole remedy and will end wars and unhappiness. Saturday he spoke on Dedication and Baptism, with 22 immersion baptisms at the Kokomo Kingdom Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Conference of Jehovah's Witnesses
Arena
Kokomo
Angelo A. Catanzaro
New York City
Marvin E. Howe
Catanzaro
New York
Courthouse News and Civil Suits Listing
Courthouse News summarizes multiple filings including Guardian Loan Corp. versus Charles Tucker and Verna Tucker for deficiency due on contract. Superior Court Commercial Bank and Trust Co. versus James K Peters and Florence M Peters on promissory note. Shirley Beemer by Hazel Beemer versus Sally Patterson and Alva and Alice Boyer for personal injuries. Donald P Jones. B F Goodrich Co. versus Robert E Mooreman for an account. Sun Ray Oil Co. versus Freda F Tappan on a promissory note. court minutes note Lucille J Pruitt granted an absolute divorce. geographic note mentions the Juba River flowing over 1000 miles from East Africa to the Indian Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Loan Corp
Charles Tucker
Verna Tucker
Joan C. Bashaw
Superior Court Commercial Bank and Trust Co
James K. Peters
Florence M. Peters
Joseph C. Urban
Shirley Beemer
Hazel Beemer
Sally Patterson
Alva Boyer
Alice Boyer
Donald P. Jones
Superior Court
B. F. Goodrich Co
Robert E. Mooreman
Conrad S. Arnkens
D-X Sun Ray Oil Co
Freda F. Tappan
Lucille J. Pruitt
James F. Pruitt
Senior Phyllis Wheatly Club Meets in Anderson
Madelyne Irvin reports a Wednesday session at Mrs Verdie Cochran 1507 W 13th St with new officers installed led by Mrs Weatherly interim president and delegates chosen for Gary July conventions plus a summer wrap up for October restart. Attendees include Lackey Minnifield and many club members. next meet features a pitch in dinner at 15th Sheridan St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Wheatly
Verdie Cochran
W. 13Th St
Cochran
Ollie Jane Weatherly
Lackey
Gary
Hazel Minnifield
Madelyne Irvin
Weatherly
Mollie Patterson
Anna Lackey
Frances Carter
Pearl Wright
Cornelius Sparks
Gertie Weatherly
Marietta Wright
Marietta Wright. Attending the Meeting Were: Mesdames Anna Lackey
Mae Newsome
Madelyn Irvin
Deloris Jack
Thelma Mills
Betty Streaty
Martha Early
Georgianna King
Mercile Raymore
Verda Cochran
Cornelia Sparks
15Th
Sheridan Sts
Crusaders
The
Second Baptist Church
Mary Broadnax
14Th St
Carolyn Hyatt
Edgar Hyatt
Timothy Broadnax
Clarence Christian
McMurphy Hughes
Mary Bradnax
Eddie Steans
Willie Goree
South Anderson
Don Miller
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln St
Patricia Irving
Pearl Johnson
First Baptist Church
AHS
Madelyne Taylor
Anderson High School
Allen Chapel
Hattie Benton
William H. Benton
Clarksville
Tenn
Trenton
Myrtle Carbon
Liberal Carbon
Ray Wright
Millie Townsend
Anderson Beauticians League
West Side
W. 14Th St
Ruby Willis
Willie Miles
18Th St
Madison Ave
Ladies Culture Club
Ovenia Shacklett
Ora Raymore
Mesdames Gladys Akins
Anna Brown
Lois Bridges
Claudi Carter
Zelma Clemons
Lucy Falkers
Lettie Hickerson
Eddie Marie Jackson
Alice Helen Miller
Alice Newsome
Susie Watkins
Mabel Thurman
Gertrude Taylor
Nina Williams
Patsy Willis
C. Sparks
Supreme Court Asked To Give Duties Ruling
Indiana Supreme Court was asked to determine if state law defines a crime as refusal to perform duties by a township assessor. Paul E. Tegarden, ex Marion County township assessor, appeals after Marion Circuit Court denied habeas corpus. he was charged for omitting taxable real estate from the tax rolls and is free on bond. He argues no such offense exists and that the State Board of Tax Commissioners lacks authority to punish the alleged misconduct. The case stems from Tegarden’s extradition from Florida to Indiana and a pending trial in Marion Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Paul E. Tegarden
Marion County
Washington
Tnp
High Court
Marion
Tegarden
Florida
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Exchangites Hear Exchange Student at Noon Luncheon
Miss Ute Vaillant a German exchange student will speak at the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room. Ray Precup will introduce her. Charles Gaus will read the six month officer slate. Delegates plan to attend the 1960 state convention in Elkhart. William Watkins is a leading candidate for state vice president with a supporting committee. The Brussels airport helicopter service has carried 250,000 passengers since 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Vaillant
Lapel High School
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Old Salem
Ray Precup
Charles Gaus
Mr. Precup
Howard Ehrhart
W. C. Hilligoss
Ed Bronnenberg
Dick Peck
Billie Schuyler
Donald Himelick
Anderson
Anderson Township
Elkhart
William Watkins
Commissioners Award Contract For Four Trucks In Madison Co
Madison County Board of Commissioners awarded a contract for four 1960 dump trucks to Hunter Motor Co Inc. The low bid was 18368 dollars. Also approved Monday was the re zoning of three lots from residential to business for 2220 E 9th St. and 2648 Nichol Ave and from residential to industrial for land east of Ind 109, 4 miles south of Ind 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Hunter Motor Co., Inc
E. 9Th St
Robert Geeting
Nichol Ave
Jarhes
Catherine Hilligoss
Ind
Investments Panel at Anderson Rotary Club Feature
Charles Dickmann program chairman announces a noon panel on investments across securities savings insurance and real estate. Dickmann will moderate with panelists Robert Beck Ralph Fisher Frank Fishback and Harter Urban representing the four fields at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickmann
Anderson Rotary Club
Dickmann
Robert Beck
Ralph Fisher
Frank Fishback
Harter Urban
YMCA
Mounds Kiwanis to Hear Parkinsons Law Review
At the Mounds Kiwanis Club dinner Mrs. Dorothy Blevins will review the humorous book Parkinsons Law. The event takes place at the YMCA with Ed Porter involved in organizing or presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds Kiwanis Club
Dorothy Blevins
Dean Urnes Higher Goals For Engineers
Dean B R Teare Jr of Carnegie Institute of Technology urged teachers at Purdue to apply genuine research techniques to education. He called for expanding education for current faculty and noted past engineer surpluses versus present growing demand, while enrollments have fallen. Honorary notices went to Henry T Heald and James S Thompson for eminent service to engineering education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
B. R. Teare Jr
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Indiana Democrats Still Favor Stevenson for President
In Indianapolis AP reports that more than half of the Democratic Council of Indiana supports Adlai E. Stevenson for president this year. The council poll shows 55.7 percent for Stevenson, 16.8 percent Kennedy, 14.5 percent Johnson, with State Sen. Matthew Welsh preferred by 66.4 percent for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic Council of Indiana
Adlai E. Stevenson
Council
Volunteers
Stevenson
Kefauver
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Matthew Welsh
Rehearing Denied in Life Term for Robbery Beating
Gerald Grecco was denied a rehearing after being sentenced to life in the Allen Circuit Court for his role in the beating of Dora Barrone, a 69 year old Monroeville woman, during a February 4 1957 robbery. He argued his nephew inflicted the injuries, but the Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the prior ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Gerald Grecco
Allen
Monroeville
High Court
Supreme Court
Grecco
Dora Barrone
Linius Barrone
Chicago
Woman Driver Gets Lost On Runway At Love Field
Barbara Langley, 62, of Irving, allegedly drove south on the Love Field runway after entering from the southwest automotive area. Police report she got lost and panicked after realizing she was on the runway, causing several flights to wait for landing clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Love Field
B. E. Schaffer
Schaffer
Barbara Langley
Irving
Danish petty officer barred from academy for weight
AP reports Chief Petty Officer Aksel Kristensen barred from training for a Danish Officers Academy commission due to overweight He weighs 220 pounds and disputes the decision noting his family has a stout build The organization of chief petty officers protests his dismissal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Aksel Kristensen
Danish Officers Academy
Kristensen
VanBuren GOP Women Meet at Mrs Crull Home
The VanBuren Women Republicans gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. John Crull’s home with Mrs. Fred Overshiner presiding and Mrs. Estella Waltz reading devotion. Attendees included Mesdames Shock, Crouse, Ice, Schultz, Cranfield, Hamilton, Garrett, Bates, McCune, Reed, Hasty, Cunningham, Shores, Latchaw, and Miss Ethylene Maynard along with others. The September meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Faye Cunningham. luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethylene Maynard
Faye Cunningham
C.W.F
The
Christian Church
Marie Shaffer
Stella Pettigrew
Elizabeth Hunter
Ina Surratt
Ada Dickey
Edith Garringer
Africa
Mesdames
Robert Ogden
Elda Black
Mary Dean
Ella LaBoyteaux
Flossie Hamilton
Earl Allen
John Moore
Ida Silvey
Harold Kilgore
Esta Vinson
Floyd Hamilton
Ralph Broyles
Carl Waller
Belva Forrest
Sam Inglis
Belle Fennimore
Veda Smith
Dale Prough
Herbert Tomlinson
Bertha
Chloe Swaim
Child Drowns At Crystal Beach Pool In Madison
Seven year old Paul S Stewart of Madison drowned Sunday at Crystal Beach municipal pool. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Ind
Paul S. Stewart
Madison
Crystal Beach
Robert H. Stewart
Alexandria Social Activities: Eastern Star Meets at Masonic Temple
Members of the Order of the Eastern Star gathered Friday at the Masonic Temple for a stated meeting led by Mrs. Ruth Curts and William Curts. Three candidates were initiated as songs and poetry honored fathers and Master Masons. Gifts were given, refreshments served to Frankton and Anderson chapters and 55 local members. Next meeting is Sept 2. a July 13 called session will feature inspection ceremonies by Mrs. Maxine Fewell. Also notes a July 17 Indiana music clinic at Canal and 15th annual weeklong program for 500 band orchestra and choral students, with a joint concert at 1:30 p.m. Hahn, a event participant, won honors in a federation contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Curts
William Curts
Phil C. Hahn
N. Canal
Indiana University
Hahn
Federated Women's Clubs of Indiana
Ex-Batory Captain Becomes U S Citizen
Jan Cwiklinski, former master of the liner Batory, has become an American citizen. The Polish sea captain fled to Britain in 1963 to escape potential espionage charges and now aims to bring his family from Gdynia to the United States. He runs an ice cream stand in Clifton, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gerhart Fisler
United States
Jan Cwiklinski
Great Britain
Gdynia
Poland
Bronislawa
Jane
Janusz
Cwiklinski
Clifton
N. J
Capehart Opposes Income Tax Change
In Washington, Sen. Homer Capehart joined the minority as the Senate approved by 42 to 41 an amendment to repeal the four percent income tax credit on dividend income. Sen. Hartke was absent amid Indiana events. other votes rejected expiring 10 percent fares and repeal of the federal tax on local telephone service and telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Homer FE. Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Indiana
Hartke
Capehart
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East Africa
Indian Ocean
Jessie Pearl Collier
Rosemary Woodall
Jesse Collins
John Woodall
Elaine Eldridge
F. B. Jones
Allen Chapel Ame
E. F. Lashley
Modoc Ame
Richmond
J. P. S. Wallace
Randolph Brown
Brown
Irvin
Brussels
Belgium
Okay
Mounds Kiwanians To Hear Review
Rotary
Mounds Kiwanis
Night Owls
Dean Urnes
Engineers
SUMAC
NBC
Americas
VanBuren Gop
Alexandria
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Batory
U.S
Bulletin-Herald
Guarmented
Chevrolet
Meridian Street
Corvair
Motor Trend
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