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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1955

Page

6

State Court Appointments Draw Criticism

Gary Indiana bar group criticizes temporary Indiana Supreme Court appointments. The adopted resolution urges not to accept resignations from current judges. Initial draft criticized Gov. Craig by name. a milder version removed his name and was drafted by Al Gavit’s committee. The move followed Gov. Craig’s announcement of two new appointments.

Gary Ind Indiana Supreme Court Gary Bar Assa Fritz Alexander Gov. Craig Craig al Gavit

Anderson Herald reports governor's judicial appointees

Governor Craig named replacement judges including State Sen. Frederick Landis and Norman Arterburn to fill Bloomington and La Porte vacancies. George Henley plans to serve only through spring while Isadore Levine has not stated resignation plans. Also noted: Mrs Alya W Phelps, longtime resident now in Chicago, seriously ill in hospital. her husband chairs the Oliver Corp board.

Anderson Herald Pointees Craig Frederick Landis R-Logans Dort Norman Arterburn Vincennes George Henley Bloomington Isadore Levine la Porte Henley Levine Lake County Calumet Floyd S. Draper Gary Phelps Alya W. Phelps Here Chicago The Oliver Corporation Delco-Remy Jonas Whetstone Brown St. Rd

Armed Forces Day exhibit on public square features Army Reserve units

Local Army Reserve units under First Lt. Jack Butler plan a static display for Armed Forces Day on the public square from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a 7:30 p.m. parade. The exhibit will show training gear such as rifles, mortars, machine guns, and field communications equipment, supported by units from the 331st Transportation Truck Battalion and others, plus Navy, Marine, and Air Force recruiting officials.

Armed Forces Army Reserve Jack Butler Army Anderson Reserve Simm Anderson Army Reserve U.S. Naval Reserve 151St Infantry Indiana National Guard Navy Marine and Air Force

Soldier Completes Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood

Pvt. Lowell D. Smith of Anderson has completed basic training in the 6th Armored Division at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is spending a furlough with relatives. He is the son of Mrs. Bonnie Raymer and Herbert A. Smith. After furlough he will report to Camp Gordon Georgia for advanced training.

Lowell D. Smith Anderson 6Th Armored Division Fort Leonard Wood Bonnie Raymer Rt. 3 Herbert A. Smith Pendleton Camp Gordon

Remy Trophy Displayed at Speedway Museum

Delco Remy Division officials announce the Remy Electric Company trophy for the Indianapolis 500 mile race will be placed in the Speedway Museum. J H Bolles and Charles F Hardy conferred this week with Tony Hullman, owner of the Speedway, to arrange the display of the noted trophy.

Anderson Soldier At Armored School Fort Knox

Fort Knox Ky Stc Jimmie Smith 27 recently graduated from the Armored School advanced noncommissioned officer course. The program covered tank crew tactics and leading a squad in offensive and defensive armored operations. Smith son of Earl W Smith 1128 Central Ave Anderson Ind. entered the Army in 1950 and was stationed at Fort Hood Tex. printing manager dies South Bend Ind Ave Maria Press Notre Dame brother Sabinus 38 production head dies of heart ailment Friday author of Maid of Corinaldo.

Fort Knox Jimmie Smith Jeane, Tives 7Th St Anderson Ind South Bend Sabinus Ave Maria Press University of Notre Dame

Airlines Carry 34 Million Passengers in 1954

New York reports that domestic and international scheduled airlines moved about 34 million passengers and 20 billion passenger miles in 1954, earning 1.14 billion dollars in revenues. Mail and cargo contributed 7 and 11 percent respectively to total revenue.

New York

German Sleepers Are Cheaper and More Berths in Third Class

German trains now offer cheaper third class compartments with nearly identical facilities to second class, aside from reduced privacy due to multiple berths in a compartment. Mexico-based Sisal Center notes产 half the world supply of sisal is produced there.

BOM Germany Sisal Center Mexico

Nine Soldiers Die in Fort Bliss Rocket Blast

At Fort Bliss in El Paso Texas a practice rocket ignited during dismantling outside a motor repair building killing three soldiers and wounding three others all in serious condition. Victims include Pvt. William J. Harrison Pvt. Myron A Baxter and Pvt. Gene K Martin while injured are Pvt. William F Underhill Pvt. Ralph Watson and Pvt. Wilfred A Waseres. Maj. Patrick Klein said the WWII era missile 5 feet long was being dismantled and still contained chemical repellant when heated by a torch.

EL Paso Tex Ft. Bliss William J. Harrison Cambridge Myron A. Baxter Allen+ town Gene K. Martin Martin William F. Underhill Hallywood Fla Ralph Watson Smithfield N.C Pfe Wilfred A. Waseres Marysville Tenn Joe Harrison Baxter Roy E. McConnell Ruth E. McCon Patrick Klein Iunnell George St 6Th Armored Division Leonard Wand Ma Klein Associated Press Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis Sain Memphis Milwaukee Ste. Marie Des Moines Moline Fargo Kansas City

Mt Moriah to fete 25 year members here

Mt Moriah Lodge No. 77 FP and A M will honor 25 year members next Saturday with a smorgasbord at Linders for members and their families. Guest speaker Olte M James chief editorial writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer will address the gathering. Reservations close Monday. Mr James was a Washington correspondent in the 1930s and later associate editor of a Louisville newspaper before joining the Enquirer staff. He is a voting trustee for the Enquirer, which was purchased by staff and community members for 7,600,000 after a 1952 court fight.

Mt. Moriah A. M Linder’s Olte M. James Cincinnati Enquirer Lelose James Washington Land Louisville The Enquirer

Tire Production Decline Hits 1954 Output

In Akron, Ohio, tire makers produced 91,735,000 motor vehicle and airplane tires in 1954, down from 100,351,000 in 1953, signaling a drop in output for the year.

Akron Ohio

Meadowbrook Worship Services and Youth Picnic

Meadowbrook Church holds identical 8 and 9 20 worship services Sunday morning with Rev Philbrook delivering What Does Your Life Add Up To Seniors to be honored at the service Sunday School follows the second service at 10 30. Sunday evening at 5 30 Baptist Youth Fellowship hosts a picnic at Mr and Mrs Carrick Sargent home with Georgianna Thomas presiding.

Philbrook Baptist Youth Fellowship Carrick Sargent Georgianna Thomas

YMCA Meeting Schedule and Swim Classes Today

At the YMCA today adult leaders gather from 10:00 to 4:00. The physical schedule lists junior boys and 12 year olds at 9:00, preps at 10:00 for 9-10 year olds, beginners at 11:30, Meadowbrook and Gra Club swim at 1:00, Longfellow and 29th Street Gra clubs at 3:30, and Hazelwood Shadeland Gray Clubs at 4:00. Arrow Liquor on Mari ldth and Jackson Streets is noted.

Meadowbrook Longfellow 29Th Street Hazelwood Shadeland Gray

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