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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1955

Page

5

Death trial moved to Gibson Circuit Court Princeton

Leslie Irvin, 31, charged in two Vanderburgh County killings, had his venue changed to Gibson Circuit Court in Princeton due to local prejudice. The indictment covers Kerr and Holland deaths, with trial dates to be set by Judge Dale Eby. Irvin may be jailed in Princeton in two to three days as venue formalities complete.

Evansville India Leslie Irvin Gibson Circcuit Court Princeton Vanderburgh Ote €. Reeves Robert Hayes Irvin W. Wesley Kerr Mary Holland Gibson Circuit A. Dale Eby Hayes Gibson Circuit Court Goehel Duncan Henderson Wilhelmina Sailer Mount Vernon Ind

Funds Found Six Thousand One Hundred Twenty-One Short At Loogootee

Loogootee mayor and city judge Her schel Jones is reported by the State Board of Accounts to be short 6121 in city funds for 1952 to 1955. Jones, a Democrat, contests the audit as a bookkeeping issue. None of the missing money has been recovered and the report goes to the state attorney general and the Martin County grand jury.

Indianapolis Herschel Jones Loogootee State Board of Accounts Jones Robert R. Wickersham Board of Account State Attorney General Martin County Grand Juty

Summer Music For City School Students Approved By Board

Plans for a city schools summer music program were approved by the board in Anderson. Band students from fifth through high school and orchestra from fourth through high school will participate, with George Vaught directing band activities and Miss Bernice Surratt leading orchestra efforts.

Anderson George Vaught AHS Bernice Surratt G. E. Ebbertt

County Youths Are Given Jail Terms

In City Court Judge Robert Austin sentenced four teenagers on charges of juvenile delinquency and violating the 1925 alcoholic beverage act. Three 16-year-olds from Anderson Middletown and Markleville received six month terms, and a 15-year-old from Anderson got 30 days after pleading guilty. The older youths had portions of their sentences suspended for good behavior. Deputy prosecutor George Pancol noted seven Madison County youths under 17 were charged but pled not guilty and are represented by attorneys. they are from Anderson Edwood Alexandria and Dal ehville, not linked to the Alexandria teen gang activities.

Robert Austin George Pancol Madison County Pancol Anderson

Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital

Dismissals yesterday from St John’s Hospital include William A. Bouse 1621 W Seventh St Ralph W. Sheets of Indiana 9 South Mrs Alice Passwater 124 W 38th Jesse Sears Rt 4 Anderson William Butcavage 312 Ruddle Ave infant and Mrs Bert W Chambers at 4617 St Charles St Mrs John R Etchison and infant 341 W Fifth St Mrs Jack D Nelson and infant daughter Alexandria Mrs Jean Markle Markleville Norma Jean Johnson 2008 Sheffield Cy Coral Minnifield 1628 Hen at 4 WICKS St Verna Louise Grant Rt 3 Anderson Mrs Ruby Ashby 237 W 38th St Mrs Vera McCarty 629 E 32nd St Mrs Ruth M Goldberg 1317 Nichols Ave Wayne R Wiley Middletown Mrs Dana Butler ail Chestnut Lora Bainter Fortville Mrs K Virginia Auler Alexandria Mrs Jeanette O Day Middletown Otho Cozart 209 W Sixth St Lois Beeman 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Beeman 228 E 37th St Monica Edelson 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Edelson Jr 3401 Hamilton Pl Cynthia Grieb 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Grieb 1018 E Fifth St Georgette Norris 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Norris Jr 3912 St Charles St Beth I Hartman 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin J Hartman 710 Freemont Dr

Bert W. Chambers St. Charles John R. Etchison W. Fifth St Jack D. Nelson Alexandria Jean Markle Markleville Norma Jean Johnson Sheffield Cy Lora Bainter FortviHe K. Virginia Auler Jeanette O. Day Middletown Otho Cozart Lois Beeman George J. Beeman Monica Edelson Ben Edelson ,Jr Hamilton Cynthia Grieb Sidney

Suspect Seized in $22,500 Houston Swindle Case

FBI Cincinnati reports indictment of Black jalse for defrauding a Houston woman on December 24. He allegedly gained trust of wealthy women claiming turf betting credit and would place a large bet then disappear with funds. Agents found dummy money in his suitcase with real bills on top and bottom.

FBI Cincinnati Black

Difference Between Stocks and Bonds

An investor owns stock as part ownership and potential dividends, while a bond makes the holder a creditor with fixed interest and principal repayment. Stocks come in common and preferred, with voting rights mainly for common stock. bonds are listed by the NYSE along with other securities, with investment guidance available.

New York Stock Exchange P.O N.o

Kindergarten Class Visits Fire Station and Library

A kindergarten class of 63 children visited the local fire department headquarters and the Carnegie Public Library yesterday. At the fire station they ate lunch, watched an aerial ladder truck raised, and learned how a pumper truck works and the speaker alarm system. At the library they toured the adult and children’s sections and viewed three film strips.

Fire Department Carnegie Public Library

First Cancer Vaccine Reported Achievement

A cancer vaccine advance was described to the Society of American Bacteriologists. Cancer cells from 36 patients were injected into horses, which produced antibodies able to destroy human cancer cells in tests without harming healthy tissue. Physicians Bjorklund, Graham and colleagues reported the finding.

New York UK Society of American Bacteriologists Bertil Bjorklund State Laboratory of Bacteriology Stockholm Sweden Ruth Graham Vincent Memorial Hospital Boston

Interest High Continues at SAW Promotion Through Saturday

The SAW promotion draws many participants and supporters including Sullivan, Allen Cronk, Mrs. Elmer Coompton, C. W. Weir, Mrs. Bever ly Vaughn, Mrs. Dora Foust, Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Peeples, Mrs. Charles Bilyed and Mrs. Robert Fox among others who did not report names. The event runs through Saturday with 1.26 participation noted.

Sullivan Allen Cronk Elmer Coompton C. W. Weir Beverly Vaughn Dora Foust Mary Mitchell Robert Peeples Charles Bilyed Robert Fox

Politician Speaks at Republican Women Conference on Vaccine Safety

Mrs. Hobby told attendees at the Republican Women’s National Conference that vaccine safety should be shared with manufacturers and noted a rise in polio cases after inoculation to 52. The Public Health Service cited vaccine来源 from Cutter Laboratories, Eli Lilly, and Wyeth Laboratories.

Hobby Republican Women’s National Conference Cutter Laboratories Berkeley Calif Eli Lilly Co Indianapolis Wyeth Laboratories Marietta Pa Ceeeeeeens R. V. Fulton Bernardst Yille N. J B. C. Phythyon Wadsworth Ohio J. E MelInerney Garden City N. Y. Parke Davis William G. Workman Winechief U. S Oac Reine

Vaccine Data VS Jets Down Continued Page One

The report describes an air clash near the Korean border with targets around Sinuiju and Talu. It notes pilots from Antung and Sabres engaging enemy aircraft, and mentions scientists in Detroit awaiting results on polio vaccine production at Parke Davis labs.

Sinuiju Peiping Talu A Antung Ialu Sinjiju Antung Spence Hobb Scheele Itha Sabhres Air Force Noun Health Service Munist Detroit Parke, Davis, Iyfander Laboratories

April Police Report Details Traffic Violations and Thefts

The April police summary shows traffic group dispositions with 219 guilty, seven no action, and no guilty outcomes in the other group. The report lists multiple offenses including parking and speeding, plus a rash of thefts and robberies totaling thousands in value, with several auto thefts and stolen property recoveries. Juvenile charges include 24 boys and 10 girls, with dispositions ranging from jail to probation and parental releases.

Atate Eine Nuifler CWWU

Elmer T Recognized for Lifelong Service and Embalming

Elmer T, continuing from page one, is slated for special recognition. He started a business in 1890 with his uncle Stephen Markt, owner of the Markt Undertaking Establishment. He earned an embalmer's license in 1895, and a stroke three years ago impacted him.

Stephen Markt Markt

Religion separation in schools and swearing in changes in Argentina

TEMPO reports that schools should not conduct religious instruction and all children must have equal status in class. The Argentine Chamber of Deputies also voted to amend by laws to remove God and the holy gospels from the oath when swearing in new members.

Chamber of Deputies

AHS Journalists Visit Butler University for Field Day

Fourteen Anderson High School journalists attended the 22nd annual Journalism Field Day at Butler University. They joined sessions on yearbook production sportswriting photography radio newswriting and reporting with guest speakers Indiana polis newsmen Charles G. Griffe Corky Lamm Irving Leibowitz and John Fraim.

Anderson High School Butler University Indianapolis Charles G. Griffe Dresser Drawer Corky Lamm Irving Leibowitz John Fraim Bill ‘Paramore Craig Campbell Ron Partain Sarah Hopping Marianne Wise Fred Spencer Linda Mier Virginia Pakes Betty Imel Leandra Scott Nancy Scott Margaret Alexander Rosada Shaw Alice Day Lee Pursiey Frank Woschitz

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