Controversy over $1500 bill for Benny Hooper rescue
Long Island debate centers on a $1500 charge by Dr. Joseph Kris for saving Benny Hooper from a Manorville well. Parents deny affordability while public sympathy and Senate figures urge fair resolution through the Suffolk County Medical Society Grievance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manorville
Benny Hooper
Long Island
U.S. Senate
Benny
Joseph H. Kris
Frank Calabro
Bayview Hospital
Benny Money
Kris
Suffolk County Medical Society
Philip J. Rafle
The
County Society
Edward J
Uwl
Mai
Hoopers
Hooper
Manorville Fire Department
Senate leaders deny civil rights deal rumors
Senators Morse Humphrey and Magnuson challenge Potter statements about voting patterns on civil rights. They insist no Potter vote was for sale and call the alleged Hells Canyon deal rumor unfounded.
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Senate
Morse
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Potter
Magnuson
Hells Canyon
North Dakota Tornado Toll and Legislative Clash
A tornado west of Fargo ripped through prairie counties injuring a baby pulled from its mother’s arms as the Davenport family fled. Idaho Power officials and politicians debated a tax and depreciation bill tied to Hells Canyon while disaster relief teams aided recovery and National Guardsmen aided in rescue and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Country
Fargo
Jerry Davenport
Davenport
House
Hells Canyon
Hravel
John Davis
Eisenhowser
Dia
Davis
Thomas E.roach
Idaho Power
Gerald Munson
Office of Defense Mascal
Munson
Homie
Phillis
Brownlee
Roach
Besic
Detroit man admits slaying 6 year old Mary de Caussin
State police say Lawrence Richard Turner 50 confessed to Detroit detectives to killing six year old Mary de Caussin whose body was found in a wooded area near her Ecorse Township home. Turner, a neighbor and former convict, claimed the girl fell in a produce market and he disposed of her body to avoid trouble. He described placing the body in a produce bag and moving it to the backroom before taking it to the woods. investigators say the evidence includes fibers matching clothing found on Mary. The case followed a lengthy search and drew public attention amid debates on crime and moral decline in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Howard Whaley
Lawrence
Richard Turner
Mary de Caussin
Turner
de Caussin
Whaley
Bill Shaffer
John Ware
Mary
Hier
Ecorse Township
Michigan State
Jackson
Tomer
Turmer
Detroit Police Department
Thomas Cochill
Cochill
Edmund de Caussin Jr
Ford Motor Co
Gerry
Mental Health Group To Hear Duckworth In Madison County
The Madison County Mental Health Association will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the Community Room of the Anderson Loan Association. Wilton Duckworth of Indianapolis will be guest speaker and reports on the recent mental health fund drive will be presented to attendees from the money raising campaign and various organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Mental Health Association
Anderson Loan Association
Wilton Duckworth
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Acting Chief Declares War on Gambling
Indianapolis Police Inspector Noel Jones, acting chief during Chief Frank Miller's absence, vows to check known or suspected gambling and vice sites multiple times daily. The detective division head orders arrests and property seizure if any vice is found. Jones clarifies his role and asserts no taxity has occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Noel Jones
Jones
Frank Miller
Hospital Dismissals and Madison County Suit Notice
List of non residents dismissed from St John’s Hospital and a long Madison County Circuit Court complaint filed June 20 1957. Plaintiffs Wade H Free Jr Jane A E Re Richardson Carlton et al seek relief against numerous defendants including Richardson Carlton Thomas Carlton Elizabeth Carlton Milton Gooding Abby Gooding Richard M Sigter George W Riley Elizabeth Riley William J Carlton Anna Carlton and others in Cause No 57 317. The notice cites property description and summons for court action to begin August 20 1957 at the Anderson courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Madison Circuit Court
Wade H. Free, JR
Jane A
Ere
Richardson Carlton
Indiana
Thomas Carlton
Elizabeth Carlton
Milton Gooding
Abby Gooding
Richard M. Sigter
George W. Riley
Elizabeth Riley
William J. Carlton
Anna Carlton
G. W. Riley
John Townsend
Louisa Town
Ethel Townsend
Frankton
Land & Improve arnament Company a _.corporation
Los
Ameri
Lucille Glass
Summit- Can Window Glass Company
Beth E. Lynch
Susanna Jonas
Sue Hea
Aysams
Hache Jodinson
James Edin
Carrie Adams
John T. Adams
Oqi
Meridian Ki Gton
Andrew J. Foland
Mary E. Foland
Mary. E. Foland
Jack Miller
Arrow Ave
James Levi
Moley
Fletcher St. Essary
Charles Townsend
Sour Weeson
Alexandria
Township of North
Ethel Throckmorton
Fairmount
P.C.C
L. Rail
Coleman
Lyndot
John Bronnenberg
Muncie
Pauline Overpeck
Alexways
Andria
Tillie Klaiber
New Haven
Dorothy Settles
Webster St
Biel
Algandeta
Steveners
Lefendants
Rosemary Cunningham
Carla Rogers
St. Madel
Adelyn
Dorothy Broyles
Anderson
Dria
Joseph H. Armington
Bragot
Free & Shearer
Eisenhower Visits Gettysburg Farm for Weekend Stay
President Eisenhower flew from Washington to Gettysburg Pennsylvania for a weekend at his farm. He traveled in a twin engine plane accompanied by Dr. Howard M. Snyder the White House physician and a Secret Service agent for the short thirty minute flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Secret Service
Street Repair Work Underway By City Street Department
An extensive resurfacing program has begun in the city by Street Department workers. Streets slated for resurfacing include Arrow Ave from 18th to 22nd Streets Nichol Ave from Madison to John East 8th St from Milton to Grand Ave West 8th St from Madison to Jackson and Madison Ave from 8th to 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Street Department
Arrow Ave
18Th
22Nd Sts
Nichol Ave
Madison
John
County and City Sign Bridge Steel Contract
Madison County commissioners and the City of Anderson will sign a contract with the Indiana Bridge Company to supply 49 tons of steel grating for the 10th Street Bridge floor. Cost is 20 994 with delivery in six to eight weeks due to a steel delay. Plans were prepared by Don Gwinnup and Harold Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County ‘Commissioners
Anderson
Indiana Bridge Company
10Th Street
Don Gwinnup
Harold Smith
Ralph Ferguson
Fred Casady
Shady I Iside
Babe Ruth
Fairview
Erskine
White River
Officials vow quick repairs to all city streets
Officials said cracks and holes in city streets would be repaired as soon as workers could reach them. A disputed statement criticized Sen. Jenner for not aiding the Hastings judicial appointment, with Marshall Hanley charging the delay harms public service and prestige in Indiana.
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Jenner
Ndianapolis
William EB. Jenner
Tnd
Marshall Hanley
U.S
Anderson
Senate
John S. Hastings
Belmondo
Los Anneals
Hastings
Washington
Indiana University Board of Trustees
Homer Capehart
Judicial Post
Hoosier
Hanley
Indiana Farmer Leader Demands Farm Dept Shakeup
John C. Raber president of the Indiana Farmers Union called on President Eisenhower to replace the entire Department of Agriculture staff with individuals who understand farming and farmers. He spoke Friday in Indianapolis criticizing current administration handling of agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ndianapolis
John C. Raber
Indiana Farmers Union
Eisenhower
Department of Agriculture
Farmers rebuke Benson policy with union critique
Raber argued the vote repudiates Secretary Benson, saying farmers reject free markets and unrestricted production. He noted the Farmers Union president praised price supports as essential and accused agriculture economists of being out of tune with farmer needs.
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Raber
Benson
Agriculture (Department
Farmers Union
Religion Officials Appoint Committees Amid Melchior Heist Case
The article notes church leaders forming by law and education committees while reporting the Melchior robbery solved with two suspects in custody and two more at large. It also mentions appointments in church extension and home missions and a public notice of estate matters including Edna Whitson as administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Death notices from Madison area report Ralph W Johnson 64 of Summitville died at St. John s Hospital Anderson after two weeks as a patient Edward Roberts 71 of Wilkinson died at home Friends will view at Conda and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson services Monday in Eden Cemetery and Jacobson listed survivors include spouse Mae two sons and grandchildren Russell Keesling 63 of Markleville will have services at East Christian Church Markleville with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery Eastern Star rites planned at Valor ous Rector Funeral Home continues care for the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Johnson
Spencer
Adam Larber
Plymouth
Edward S
Roberts Wilkinson
Edward
Roberts
Wilkinson
Condo and Son
Herman Lippert
Eden Cemetery
Mae
Milford Roberts
Ira C. Roberts
Wilknson
Eden
Ira
Rosanna Wisehart Roberts
OOF
Greenfield
Wilkinson Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Russell Herman Keesling
IRS
Anna E, Turner
Anna E. Turner
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Edith Fern Wildridge 68 dies at home in Anderson
Edith Fern Wildridge aged 68 died Friday afternoon at her home 707 W Mind St following a lengthy illness. She was born in Illinois daughter of Robert and Isabelle Glassco and had lived in Anderson since childhood. Survived by husband Percy A Wildridge and several cousins. Funeral arrangements through Nichols and Carmichael Funeral Home with services pending.
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Fern Wildridge
Edith Fern Wildridge
Mind St
Wildridge
Ullnois
Robert CG
Isabelle Bronnenberg Glassco
Anderson
Central Christian Church
Women's Fellowship of
the Church
Winona Club
Banner, Gates
Kaufman
Percy A. Wildridge
California
Nukols and Carmichael Funeral Home
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Sen. Pur
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Sam Wood
Edwin
Hamilton
Kanson
Renny
Kakee
Trust
Woodson’ Tees
American Medicall
Allon
Suffolk “County Medical Society
David J. Wester
William A. Pur
Tell
Woodson
Los Angeles
Mirror News
John O. Pastore
Alg Teame
AMA
North Dakota
Ito
Idaho Powar
Wlunson
Maoa
Bismarck
Duckworth
Elliott
Hoover
Fountaintown
Shelbyville
Cross Street
Ind
Fred Glad
Middletown
Herschel Christ
Farmers Market
Seybert Rd
Herald
St. John's Hospital
Earl Keith
Meridian
Clifford Davis
Hendricks Treat
Dorothy ‘Travis
Owler St
Biller Misner
Pendleton
Gordon Witham
Harry Watson
St. Thomas Smith
Daleville
Frances Paynter
Mac Laurel Lane
Ellsworth Parcel
Alexandria Pike
Mary Huffman
Alexas
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Dovrecon
Church of God
Melchior
Anderson College
Glen Marshall
St. Joseph
Mich
K.Y. Planck
Springfield
Carl Deynelds
Springfeld
General Ministerial Assembly
Dixon
Charles V. Weber
San Diego
Calif
Dean Ol
Harvey Brooks
Elkhart
Cecil J. Brown
George Eades
Houston
Tex
Mr. Brooks
Roy Creamer
Alexandria Church of God
Church Board of Trustees
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
John H. Kane
Ralph Phile
Ravenna
Ohio
Joillt
Department of Finance
Louis Meyer
Commission On Higher Christian Education
Edna ©. Whitson
Pear J. Oldfield
Superior Court
Joseph C. Urban
Chesterfield
Sale Town
General Fund
Park
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Rute W. Lauderbaugh
College
Quinn
Defiance
Warren
Gospel
Trumpet Company
Achor
Froelich
Gritzmacher
Keith
Marshall
Blackwell
Dr. Morrison
Mr. Edwards
Reardon
Mr. Kane
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Ellen Fairclough
Mary F. McHenry
Mary Fern McHenry
First Methodist Church
W. H.bransford
Albright Funeral Home
Anthony Schroeder
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
William
Hanshew
Myrtle Fetlow
Myrtle C. Fetrow
Wisroe
Polhemus
Shirey Funeral Home
Elim Ridge
Asst
Robert E.merriam
House Post Office and Civil Service
Ruth W. Lauderbaugh
Creck
Madison Ave
Church of Christ
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Thurs
Sun
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