Johansson Knocks Patterson For World Title In Upset
Ingemar Johansson defeated Floyd Patterson seven times and stopped him in 2 08 of the third round to become the heavyweight champion. The Goteborg born fighter, first non American to hold the title since Primo Carnera, delivered a dramatic victory in New York. Patterson was battered, bleeding, and knocked down seven times, unable to recover before the stoppage by referee Ruby Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
New York
Patterson
Ruby Goldstein
Max Schmeling
Joe Lotus
Viking
Goteborg
Primo Carera
Ingemar
America
EA Sanders
Helsinki
Gory
Johansson
Hhim
State Colleges Exempt Fees For Disabled Veterans Children
Worth Nance, county veterans service officer, says four state colleges will exempt the general service fee per semester for children of disabled World War I and II veterans if applicants meet criteria. To qualify, the student must be from Morton Memorial School of Knightstown or have Indiana residence for at least five years, and the father must have served in World War I within specified dates.
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Worth Nance
Veterans Service
Nance
Morton Memorial School
Knightstown
Indiana
The Mystery Of Five Identical Fingerprints Solved
In Olivarri Argentina an undertaker’s helper confessed to forging prints on unclaimed bodies. He said he found fingerprinting dead bodies unpleasant and admitted the prints were his own, clearing up the mystery of the identical fingerprints in the morgue.
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Olivarria
First Patent Granted By Washington In 1790
Samuel Hopkins presented his plan for pot ash and pearl ash to President Washington in 1790 and received Patent No. 1 without delay. The text also notes that classified ads reach prospective tenants, workers and buyers, with a phone number 35971 for action.
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Washington
Samuel Hopkins
250 Exchangites Attend 36th State Convention in Indiana
More than 250 Exchangites from across Indiana gathered yesterday at the YMCA for the 36th annual State Convention. Activities included a Board of Control meeting, committee sessions, and a hospitality night at Anderson Hotel. The Home Committee reports $69,160 raised toward a $100,000 effort to build a handicapped children’s home in Bloomington.
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Indiana
YMCA
Board of Control
Mulberry
Anderson Hotel
Amercan
Exchange Home Committee
William Cooley
Indianapolis
State Club Home Committee
Bloomington
Ind
The
Robert Jackson
Anderson Te Ks H
Three Hurt In Motorcycle Mishaps In Area Yesterday
Three persons were injured in motorcycle accidents near Anderson and Pendleton yesterday afternoon. Norman Fletcher of 1927 Central Ave an employee of Delco Remy Division was seriously injured as his motorcycle overturned in the 4700 block Ind 109 bypass. The 1857 model was a total loss. Fletcher suffered severe lacerations to his left arm and was hospitalized. Later in Pendleton Robert Huffman 19 Lapel and Michael Turn to Page 2 Column 5.
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Anderson
Pendleton
Norman Fletcher
Centra Ave
Delco-Remy Division
Sheriff's Department
Fletcher
Robert Huffman
Michael
Long Freed Strikes Back After Court Orders Release
Gov Earl K Long used executive powers to leave Southeastern Louisiana Hospital. he then placed himself under psychiatric care while firing hospital officials. He resumed control of state government, dismissed police chief, and claimed reporters faced a supposed plot against him. Doctors said he must stay in a motel room for days and will be watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
UPI
Earl K Long
Long
Southeastern Louisiana
Earl
Robert Heath
Charles Watkins
Victor Lief
Louisiana
Lang
Music Riley Sentenced Kelley Pleads Innocent Jury
Charles Music 36 of Anderson was sentenced to one year on the State Penal Farm in a circuit court on a charge of passing fraudulent checks. Richard A. Riley local youth pleaded guilty to theft of household and lawn goods and received a 25 year suspended sentence at the Indiana Reformatory. Robert Lee Smoot, 28, Marion, pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to murder and must return for sentencing. Harl Kelley 34 of Ohio pleaded innocent to second degree burglary and requested a jury trial with hearing set for September 24. a habitual criminal arraignment is July. Riley confessed to theft while employed at Liberal Furniture Co. in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Music
Anderson
Robert Lee Smoot
Marion
Richard A. Riley
Indiana Reformatory
Harl Kelley
Ohio
Wve
Carl T. Smith
Kellet
Kelley
Speci Lly
Brown ‘Electric Company
Riley
Liberal Furniture
68 Killed When Trans World Airliner Crashes Near Milan
A Trans World Airlines Constellation en route to Chicago from Milan crashed in a thunderstorm near Casina Agnese, Italy, killing 68 aboard including 37 Americans and six crew. Eyewitnesses reported a lightning strike on the left wing and the wreckage fell near a tuberculosis sanatorium and a farmhouse. among the dead was Prof. Maria Sachhetti-Fermi, sister of Enrico Fermi.
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Italy
Trans- World Airlines
Europe
Milan
Malpense
Noth
Cascina Agnese
Maria Sachhetti-Ferr
TWA
Prom Night Tragedy Stuns Shelbyville After Fatal Crossing
Eight high school students planned a cheerful night at the prom in Shelbyville Illinois. Seven perished at a railroad crossing while the eighth survived. AP News writer Saul Pett documents the step by step retracing of the tragedy in a forthcoming Anderson Sunday Herald feature.
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Shelbyville
Ill
AP News
Saul Pett
Anderson Sunday Herald
Banner Store Plans Major Expansion and Remodeling
Rossin president and general manager of the Banner Store at 327 Meridian St announced a sweeping expansion. The third floor is being remodeled for new merchandising with departments moved from the basement. Modernizing the floor will boost sales space by 20 percent as part of a city growth driven upgrade.
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Vacx Rossin
Banner
Meridian St
Rossin
Banner Store
Anderson
Car Check Queen Banquet Honors Anderson Car Parade Queens
Community leaders from Anderson and surrounding towns join the annual Car Check Queen event at Don rat renue restaurant on Ind. 109. Banquet begins at 5 90 pm with queens from Anderson and Summitville, Alexandria, Pendleton, Elwood, Markleville, Alexandria, and Lapel in attendance. Captain Max Branch of the Indiana State Police will speak, and final reports on 1958 Car Check program will be presented by Captain Floyd K Kline Sr. Special favors for the queens are provided by Fred Yelton safety director at Delco Remy Division General Motors. Music is planned for the evening.
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Emmy Renin
Ind
Ison County
Anderson
Penilton Pass
Indianapolis
Fred Yelton
Delco-Remyd
General Motors
Anderson Chamber Ofc
Commerce
Floyd K Kline Sr
Soviet Diplomat Seeks Asylum in United States
A Soviet diplomat Alexander Urevitch Kazancheev sought asylum in the United States in Rangoon Burma. He denounced Communist tyranny and said he was forced to spy while praising Russians and Kazaks. The embassy said he would be moved to another country within days.
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Angoon
Burma
Pital
Kazacheev
West
Soviet Union
U. S
Llice
Walter P. Mc
Yanaushty
Alexander Urevitch Kazancheev
U Chang Tun Aung
Viet Information Service
Kazachee
Rangoon
Col
Mikhail ¢ TL
Strypuine
Stryguine
Hos
School head warns of lost charter over missing state forms
Secretary of State Joan Walsh said Anderson Township School Building Corp and about 10,000 other state corporations risk losing their charters if delinquent annual state reports are not submitted immediately. Wright, a local official, cited an attorney saying it is the secretary's duty to mail forms, noting no forms have been received since 1954.
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Joan Walsh
Anderson
Walsh
James A. Wright
City Traffic Flow Study Committees Review Data
City officials and traffic safety leaders discussed a special traffic flow check presented under Metropolitan Plans Inc. The meeting chaired by Yelton covered May’s check program and about 30 recent traffic counts. Results will guide arterial flow adjustments and identify critical points for improvement. Others present included Jones of Thoroughfares, Wright of Parking, and Elpers of Public Transport.
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Cit
Anderson
Metropolitan Plans, Inc
Red Yelton
Taffic
Allie
Mr. Yelton
Arold Jones
Hoy Wright
Roger ‘Elpers
Transpor
Industry Rejects Bid For Meeting With Top Brass
Industry executives reject a bid by Union President David J. McDonald to meet with top steel leaders. McDonald insisted on meeting with Roger M. Blough and executives from 11 other firms, while Cooper's bargaining group kept authority. The impasse raised the threat of a nationwide steelworker walkout starting July 1, with 500000 workers potentially striking and disrupting the economy. McDonald convened a 33 member International Executive Board to decide next steps as talks stalled and union offers remained undisclosed.
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AEW
York
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Conrad Cooper
U. S, Steel Corp
Rogler M. Blough
U.S. Steel
Cooper
International Executive Board
Cooper Bargaining Group
Basic Steel Induse Z
Man Shot and Pistol Whipped on Alexandria Porch
A 31 year old Alexandria man identified as Ryan was pistol whipped and shot at least four times in a late night assault on the 1203 N Harrison St lawn. Clark, in custody, is being questioned as investigators work to piece together events. Ryan was en route to hospital with type O blood and non firearm related injuries reported. Det. Epperson and other officers continue interrogation today.
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Alexandria
St. John's
Hosital
Anderson
State
Alexandri
Van
Charles Epperson
Harrison SL
Clarenco
Davis and Strider
Epperson
Ryan
RCA Corporson
Marion
Clark
Bike Plate Sales Lag Chief Warns
Chief Woolbert warns that bike plate sales lag as summer hours are set for City Court sessions from July 1 to Sept 1. Court meets Mondays and Wednesdays with no sessions Tuesdays Thursdays or weekends, and sales of new plates begin at North Anderson School then Riley School and Athletic Park with specific hours.
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Kidsn
Mid Richardson
Linda Heiden
Westvale
North Anderson
Riley School
Athletic Park
Herald
Als
Woolvert
City , Tell
Woolbert
City Court
Vmen Vy
Iren Richardson
Traffic Bureau
Sam Adams
Juvenile Office
School
Athletic Parke
Atheletic Park
Heiden
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births listed in Anderson area including multiple hospitals. Details show parents Carl F. Morrow Tosh and Jewell Alexander. residences at 325 E Cross St and 815 W Rd S Middletown. Several entries note relatives, medical facilities, and local figures, with mentions of Mrs Bernard Lund Indianapolis and past Kiwanis president status of Clarence Morrow.
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St. John's Hospital
Carl F. Morrow Tosh
Ates Jewell Alexander
E. Cross St
Capital Hospital
David Fleming
Cart F. Morrow
Rd S. Middletown
Anderson
Yester
Wilboy
Fenseens Hospital
Ta- Nie
Bernard Lund
Dianapolis
Centent Stator
Morrow
Herman Cumstricken
Alexandria
St. John's
Joliet, Il
Vital
Clarence Hassig Jr
Ianapolis Hospital
Mort
Orvis
Hudson
W. S. St
Anderson’ Kiwanis Club
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Champ
Jett
Grossinger
N. Y
Eddie Machen
Page 8
Sup Club
Thurman Bidsinger
Gerald Huey
Anderson Club
Certificate of Merit
U.S
School Corporation
McDonald Furniture Company
Ind. 9
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