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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1957

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Colorado Flood Claims Mother and Two Infants

A flash flood in eastern Colorado wrecked homes and crops, drowning Dixie Underwood, 20, and her two infants Linda, 2, and Nan, 8 days, in a basement apartment northeast of Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Her husband Robert, 22, was away at work. The storm, dropping over three inches at Stapleton, flooded Denver streets and forced evacuations. Nearby Cameron Pass faced 20 feet of snow, with high water reaching Boulder and Longmont and a bridge lost on Highway 119 near Ninot. In Greensburg Indiana, Walter E. Parker, 62, died of a heart attack before crashing his wrecked car three miles south of town.

Denver Colorado Dixie Underwood Linda Nan Fitzsimons Army Hospital Robert 22 Toll Gate Creek Stapleton Airfield Fort Collins Walden Cameron Pass Boulder Longmont Ninot Greensburg Ind Walter E. Parker Here Decatur Paul C. Jolliff Parker

Nine years for first artificial moon orbit claim

A Smithsonian Harvard team reports new estimates for a satellite around Earth, suggesting nine years before decay due to air drag. The analysis ties to the Geophysical Year and upcoming launches, noting space travel remains reliant on engineering and limited human needs.

Indianapolis Eggery Prinesday Earth Indiana Marion Superior Court Mars John Ryan Alton L. Blakeslee Cambridge Mass American Astronomical Society Theodore E. Sterne Smithsonian Harvard College U.S Ryan Spaceis i Henry Steers Sterne

Colorful Ezio Pinza Dies in Sleep at 64

Noted bass Ezio Pinza who starred with the Metropolitan Opera and on Broadway died in his sleep after a stroke. He was 64, survived by his widow and four children, with a requiem to be held at St. John the Divine in New York. Burial will be in Pendleton.

Stamford Conn Ezio Pinza Metropolitan Opera South Pacific Pinza David H.fogel Cathedral of St. John the Divine New York Esther George -Jurday New Castle Pathan Cemetery Greenwich American Bible Society Esther George Pon J. R. George Henry County Hospital Macer J. Thomas Frost Pendleton

House Group Plans Professional Sports Antitrust Hearings

A House Judiciary subcommittee plans hearings on June 3 to examine bills about the antitrust status of professional sports. Chairman Emanuel Celler expects testimony from Football Commissioner Bert Bell and Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick, with possible witnesses from sports writers, commentators, and the Justice Department. The panel may also hear players on reserve clauses. Four steam catapults on the carrier Saratoga can launch four interceptors within sixty seconds.

Washington House ‘Judiciary Emanuel Celler D-Nly Supreme Court Celler Patrick J. Hillings Oren Harris D-Ark Kenneth B. Keating N.Y Judiciary Committee Hillings Bert Bell Ford Frick Justice Department U.S Saratoga

Anderson area obituaries memorials and services

Samuel Leonard Posey 76 longtime Anderson resident died unexpectedly at home in Fairfield AI born in Fairfield he worked for Forse Manufacturing survivors include a daughter Alice Hoard Anderson four sons Charles and Lawrence Posey both of Anderson Edgar and Glen Posey of Fairfield nine grandchildren and nieces and nephews body to Nales Funeral Home Fairfield services time not announced burial Simpson Cemetery near Fairfield Russell Pete Reece 56 of 310 E Cross St died at St Johns Hospital funeral 10 am Baker Brothers Funeral Home officiating final rites Friday at 1 pm Friends Church Spiceland burial Circle Grove Cemetery Myron R Bonner 50 horse trainer Anderson and Muncie died at home Huron Hole Muncie services Saturday 2 pm Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home pastor Levi Sutton interment Jones Cemetery Yorktown friends may call after 7 pm tonight

Cervia Italy Greenwich Hospital Mary Louise Clark Pinza Pendleton Barnes’ Memorial Atlantic St. Louis Cornell Bright L Wayne Clark Pendleton Methodist Church Indianapolis India Grove Lawn Supreme Court Edgar Everett Funera Shively de i Shively Tipton Lola Mae Samuel G. Mettlen Shively Marion Hospital Criminal Court Land Morris Funeral Home High Court Samuel L. Posey Samuel Leonard Posey Anderson Fairfield Mr. Posey Forse Manufacturing Company Alice Hoard Charles Posey Lawrence Posey Edgar Posey Glen Posey Nales Russell Pete) Reece E. Cross St St. John's Hospital Baker Brothers Funeral Home Joseph Espey Friends Church Spiceland Circle Grove Myron R Bonner Anderson and Muncie Huron Hole Muncie Harold E. Rozelle Levi Sutton The People’s Church Jones Cemetery Yorktown

Christian Science Services Listed at First Church

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 122 W. 8th St invites readers to Sunday services featuring a Lesson Sermon titled Adam and Fallen Man. Scriptural readings will include Luke's healing account and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. A note mentions Thomas Blanchard, a 1860s inventor who built a machine counting 500 tacks per minute.

Church of Christ Scientist Adam Man Luke Christ Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Thomas Blanchard

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