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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

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Judge refuses stay on Central High School case

The judge warns that delaying enforcement would nullify orders as rioters attack embassies and break windows. NAACP seeks a stay, citing extraordinary circumstances, while noting potential superseders motion to the Eighth Circuit and possibly the Supreme Court.

Lemley Central High School Supreme Court NAACP Eighth Circuit Court’ of Appeals St. Louis Branton Supreme Court of the United States

The Neglected Art of Being Different

A Reader's Digest July feature invites readers to celebrate individuality across science, entertainment, and business. It promotes growing and profiting by the courage to be oneself and highlights the article as part of the issue's curiosity-arousing content.

Reader's Digest

AMVETS Back Local Officials in Indiana Convention

Three local AMVETS were candidates for state offices at the Indiana AMVET Convention in Connersville over the weekend. Don Beaver, John Jones, and Ed Huff sought posts including district commander national executive committee and state provost marshal. Delegates and candidates met at Hotel McFarland as Preston Duddleston was elected to a new term as state commander. local AMVETS plan a Wednesday meeting at the Post Home 21st and Main.

Ahepa Loucas Garst St. Thomas Catholic Church Fortville Lewis Josephine John Jarras Pete Pancol Nicholas Smyrnis Indianapolis Mike Zenakis Gary Hammmond East Chicago Fort Wayne South Bend Marion Kokomo Ahepan Anderson Hotel Daughters of Penelope Knudson Ga’chnek

Delco-Remy hires two scientists with naval tech ties

Delco-Remy announces key personnel from military research backgrounds. Hetzler advanced through radar, electronic testing, and GM hands on roles before leading the electrical lab at GM Truck and Coach. Dr Lander, a Canisius and Maryland PhD, served in Navy electro chemical research and led an NRL unit before joining Delco-Remy to head battery focused teams in Anderson Indiana.

General Motors Princeton University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Leyte Proving Ground Hetzler GM Trucks and Coach Division Antietem GM Truck and Coach Delco-Remy Dr. Lander Canisius College Buffalo New York University of Maryland Navy Edgewood Arsenal Naval Research Laboratory Washington, D.C Lander Electro-Chemical Research Department Applied Science Department Anderson Indiana

Nomination Recount Rulings Resolve Ballot Issue

Judge Salyer ordered Armington to pay recount commission members 10 dollars daily for 13 days and a fourth person for moving voting machines. The court overruled the petition to guard absentee ballots, closing the McCord versus Ball dispute on the close primary tally.

Salyer Armington Commission McCord Ball

GOP Delegates Proxies Deadline for State Convention

Delegates and proxies for the GOP convention must be registered with the secretary of the state GOP central committee at the Claypool Hotel by 6 p m Thursday to avoid voiding. The list includes numerous delegates across townships such as Adams, Anderson, Boone, Duck Creek, Green, Lafayette, Monro e, Pipe Creek, Richland, Union, and Van Buren with many named individuals.

Wage Une Tian Resolutions Committee Roberts GOP Claypool Cashius Maury Davis Sullivan Adams Township Kenneth Ahrendt L. R. Abbott William Chambers Nelle Hammond Charles Hartley Harry Mayberry Hugh Milne Earl Morrison Worth Nance Jack L Carter H. Adams Durbin Hollingsworth Richland Township Leon B. Jarrett Howard Turner Stony Creek Township Robert .K. Hooker Ward Taylor Union Township Robert A. Hasty van Buren Township

Firefighters host Madison Street water tournament win

Madison Street's new track owner Anderson played in a water lead tourney, advancing once before a second round exit. A large metal ball hung from a cable as teams hurled it toward the opposing goal using a thigh pressure water jet. Bluffton Fire Department won the tourney. More than 450 firemen attended the meeting hosted by Elwood's Fire Department. Yesterday the local department had a single call to extinguish smoke pouring from an ex-…

Page One Madison St Anderson Bluffton

No. 1 Station Incinerator Affected by Street Repair

The incinerator at 529 W. 8th St operates with a slight handicap due to a repaired steam line in front of the station. The city blocks the doorway with its longest hook and ladder truck parked in front because construction blocks access.

W. 8Th St

Indiana AHEPA Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Indiana AHEPA figures from Madison and Hancock counties appear in a long obituary list. Notables include Jesse Olvey of Fortville, Marie Garst, Eugene Ruark, Arza Edwards, Cameron Williams, Elva Earlywine, and others with ties to Fortville, Anderson, and surrounding communities. The notices cover births, deaths, marriages, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements, with details on survivors, burial sites, and service times.

Arza Edwards Fortville Arza_ Edwards Rt. 1 Madison County Madison Hancock Edwards Beech Grove Church of the Brethren Wilma J. Richards Indianapolis Thelma D. Curd Mary Carolyn Sylvester Nila Mae Cain McCordsville Paul C. Cory C. Norris Beech Grove

Weekend Births In Mercy Hospital Elwood Indiana

Weekend births at Mercy Hospital Elwood include four girls and three boys. Recipients listed are Clifford Tobias Rt. 2, a girl. Robert Powell Frankton, a boy. Phillip Landgrave 1919 So. H St Jr y, a boy. Truman Leisure 2424 So. M St, a girl. Charles Smock Rt. 2 Summitville, a girl. David LaShure 2405 So. F St, a boy. Richard Stafford 608 So. K St, a girl. Grandson Edward De Hority III in Cleveland noted by Mrs Edward C. DeHarity 2718 Main St. Also obituaries and funeral notices for Pauline Clouse, Forrest Leisure, Paul Bomberger, Harvey Lesley, and Gladys Rehmel.

Mercy Hospital Clifford ‘Tobias Rt. 2 Robert Powell Frankton Phillip Claude John Loy Anderson Linton Ee Harvel Jack Pauline Clouse Jerry Koreas Pauline W. Clouse James Jean Chubb Terre Haute New Castle Ander Delaware County John Susan Kisher Hance Muncie Paul A. Clouse Martha Edwards Robert. R. Jones Jacqueline Jones David Edwards Thomas O'Meara Butz Funeral Home Funeral Monroe G. Schuster Central Christian ,Church Memorial Park Cemetery Forrest Leisure Eesions Paul L. Bomberger Michigan Ave Sturgis Mich Sturgis Memorial Hospital Anderson High School Bomberger First Presbyterian Church Crown Hill Mausoleum Indianapolis Harvey‘ Lesley East Maplewood Harry Lesley Meridiar St Sanders Nursing Home Levi O. Sutton The People's Church Harold B. Rozelle

Hoffa acquittal noted in wiretap case details

The New York trial involved Hoffa accused of stealing 8429 from union funds to finance wiretapping of his Detroit headquarters. The government tied Hoffa to Joh nny Dio and claimed a conspiracy hatched locally with equipment shipped to Detroit. The defense admitted the HQ rooms were bugged but argued that bugging is not a federal offense.

Ray New York Detroit Hoffa

Anderson Presiding At Session Delgates To Gary Meeting

City exchanges delegates to the Gary session including Gerald Huey incoming president and William James incoming vice president. Elevation of Mr Hilligoss to state presidency praised for local and state efforts as founder and former leader of the Noon Exchange Club. Collected notes show awards, fund drives, and officers elected at the convention with Columbus and Lafayette cited for recognitions.

Anderson Exchange Club Gary Gerald Huey Wiliam Bill) James Hilligoss Noon Exchange Club Pres Glen Walbridge Eaising Republic Indiana University Millis Russell Hoffman Elkhart Bud Phillips Hammond Lee B. Freeman Indianapolis Columbus Lafayette William Bill) Cooley

Baby rushed to St Johns in convulsions

Prosecution note captures a 3 month old Terry Vest rushed by Fire Department ambulance to St Johns Hospital in convulsions. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Vest of 403 East 31st Street. Harmon cuts thumb at work requiring hospital treatment.

ST. John's Fire Department Terry Vest Terry Russell Vest E. 31St Harmon William Harmon Mounds Rd St. John’s Hospital

Hospital Dismissals List From St. John’s

Dismissed patients include Mrs Frances Stone of 2925 Lincoln St and Mrs Martha Holden at 61g E, with Miss Anna Conway of 21 W 1st St and W Ed Hockenberry of 725 Range Avenue. Others are Mrs Ella Poteet 1107 Syenorne St, Mrs John Brundage 4432 Linden Ln, Mrs Robert Clark and daughter 81952 Hazlett St, Mrs E Johnson 4 Tower Point, Mrs Iris Wood Route 3, Mrs Mary Welborn Frankton, Jesse Greene 1505 Pearl St, Roscoe Tucker Summitville, Mrs William Jones Pendleton, Edna Painter Daleville, Jesse Wilson Route 6 and Marie Bevis Hamilton.

St. John’s Hosital Frances Stone Lincoln St Martha Holden Ath St Anna M. Conway Ed Hockenberry Range Ine Rd Ella Poteet Syeanore John Brundage Laughter Linden Lane Robert Clark Daugher Hazlett E. E. Johnson Tower Iris Wood Mary Welborn Frankton Jesse Greene Pearl St Roscoe Tucker

Adams affair sparks Republican calls for resignation

Goldwater and Brown urged President Adams to resign amid the national debate over his conduct. Arizona GOP chairmen backed Adams stepping down, while Brown warned the affair harms the Republican cause. Adams indicated he plans to stay at the White House, declining a New Hampshire governor bid.

Gerom Adams Goldwater Arizona Clarence Brown Republican National Ohio Brown White House New Hampshire Albert Levitt Hancock, N.H Virgin Islands

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