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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1955

Page

15

Exercise Helps Prevent Middle Age Spread

A University of Kentucky doctor says lack of vigorous exercise, not aging, explains midlife fat gain. Dr. Ernst Jokl notes Olympic champions and other aging athletes defy age by staying active, citing examples from 1952 onward to show vigor can persist into later years.

Washington University of Kentucky Ernst Jokl Kentucky Bill Tilden Don Budge Chevalier Toscanini Bruno Walter

Elwood Council Hears Petitions on Annexation and Signals

Elwood council meets at City Hall in regular session. They approve third reading to annex eleven lots along Edgewood School owned by Ray Shinkle and plan outreach to Co-Op Farm Bureau. They adopt sale of city real estate at S C and 11th streets and study stop light and street light requests at N D and 19th streets. Traffic one way plan for S K and S F streets east of Anderson Street is referred to Streets and Alley. resurfacing S J Street to begin mid June announced by Mayor Elmo Gustin.

Elwood Edgewood School Ray Shinkle Co-Op Farm Bureau Organization Elwood City Bureau S. C and Th Sts N. D St 19Th Sts N.C and 4Th Sts S. K S. F Anderson St Elmo Gustin S. J St

Texas 13th Steel State in Sweden Swede Prison Trade

In the 1930s about 13,000 Texans yearly went to jail for fines. Texas then had large Sweden-like steel capacity with 25 percent of U S electric weld pipe capacity, used for oil and gas transport, though now nonpayment fines avoid imprisonment.

Stockholm Dallas Texas Sweden United States

Central Avenue PTA Holds Final Meeting and Installations

Central Avenue To Install Heads xilly Summa president will conduct a short business session at a final meeting of the Central Avenue PTA Thursday at 7 p m. Officers to be installed include Ray Summa president Bob McCord first vice president Dick DeBolt second vice president Ronnie Weston secretary Mrs Ben Rosner treasurer Mrs Ira Wainscott publicity Mrs Carol McCarroll program Mrs Charles Shuman hospitality Mrs John Dilkey devotions A movie Safely By City Police will be shown Pupils for Mrs H Apples room will present a short program Hostesses Idre Mis O Bengston and William Beekner

Xilly Summa Central Avenue Pta Ray Summa Bob McCord Dick DeBolt Ronnie Weston Ben Rosner Ira Wainscott Carol McCarroll Charles Shuman John Dilkey H. Apple Idre Mis O. Bengston William Beekner

Turnpike Chief Defends Illinois Toll Road Program

Evan J. Howell, head of the National Turnpike Assn., testifies before an Illinois House committee that the national group was not formed for private gain and has been inactive since a Florida meeting in 1954. He notes $4,200 in receipts, a $1,250 United States Steel Corp. check that was never cashed, and a current bank balance of $7,247 after expenses. Howell defends the Toll Road Act and Illinois plan to build 193 miles of turnpikes funded by a $400 million bond issue, saying studies make the program soundest in the state.

Howell Ilinois House T David Hunter Rockford Illinois Toll Road Commission United States Steel Corp Royce Powell Turnpike Association Florida Toll Road Commission Illinois

Meat Output Set To Hit 26.1 Billion Pounds In 1955

Chicago reports U.S. meat production in 1955 is forecast at 26.1 billion pounds, up 600 million from 1954 and beating the 1944 record. Pork leads the rise as the major contributor to the increase. In Minneapolis a note says snowflakes look white though they are transparent as light reflects off their crystals.

Chicago Minneapolis

Sheppard Fails In New Murder Trial Attempt

Eureka California reports a WA man faced a new murder trial attempt regarding Marilyn Sheppard. The defendant claimed the bedroom belonged to neither Sheppard and that a blood type matched the victim yet behaved differently in tests.

Sheppard Sheppards Eureka Calif Marilyn Sheppard Dr. Kirk Garberville

Trial of Dr. Sheppard in murder case continues

In Cleveland a judge ruled against Dr. Samuel Sheppard's bid for a new trial after defense affidavits, led by Dr. Paul Kirk, claimed newly discovered evidence. The case centers on the murder of Marilyn Sheppard and blood traces in the home.

Cleveland Yyunu Wood Samuel H. Sheppard Clyde Cassy Thorn Sheppard Garthe Berville Marilyn Sheppard Lonely Road Aeros Handsome Bay Teapath Materis Paul Kirk University of California Kirk Edward §. Blythin William J. Corrigan Dispatch Piper Sty Ioneale Fieni Brandin Ludge Blythin Samtra

YMCA Daily Schedule Of Breakfasts Luncheons And Club Meetings

The notice lists morning breakfasts at 8:00 for the Credit Women's Breakfast Club and a noon lineup of luncheons for Rotary, Crippled Children, and Girl Scout Board. Evening sessions include Toastmistresses, Toastmasters, American Business Women, Exchange Club, Omeza Nu Tau, Torch Club, Kappa Delta Phi, Home Economics Leaders, Teachers Federation, and multiple gym and swim activities for juniors and college groups with times ranging from 3:45 to 6:30.

Rotary Club Girl Scout Board Omeza Nu Tau Torch Club Kappa Delta Phi Teachers Federation

74 Mile Flight Is Average

The nation’s 14 local service airlines average a landing every 74 miles while trunk lines average 234 miles. In Chicago, nearly three times as many automobile deaths occur from seven to eight in the evening as from seven to eight in the morning.

New York Chicago

Popcorn Harvest Drops 1954 Yield Nationwide

In Des Moines a major popcorn harvest fell about 33 percent from 1953 to 1954 totaling 222,000,400 pounds. The decline is blamed on last summer's drought across the leading producing states.

Des Moines

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