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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

13

State Will Seek Donations to Buy Art in Building Plan

Indiana officials clash over art funding for the new State Office Building named after Governor Welsh. The commission considers federal aid, murals, and Lincoln statue costs while weighing contractor plans and parking lot repairs.

Andianapolis UPI State Office Building Commission Welsh Participa Lincoln Abraham Linnno Whitehead Indiana Aid Commission Ing Aca Thel Virginia Engineering Cor Alrer Richard Tewksbury John Pany General Contractors Dianapolis com|Whitehead Wes Missioners PUI Gansu Ae Indianapolis Water Co. Canal Commission Richard Istine Ghana

Markleville Wesleyan Guild Hosts Senior Girls Tea

Markleville Indiana members entertained Markleville High School senior girls with a tea at Lilly Lounge Anderson College. Eva Anderson showed Jamaica trip slides. readings by Helen Williams. Martha Shaw spoke on Faith. Guests and guild members listed.

Carolyn Bricker Patty Broshar Dixie Cole Janet Johnson Linda Jones Diana Markle Sandra Milburn Kathy Sayers Marilyn Shelton Sue Spratt Tonia Tash Corlene Walker Judy Best Pat‘ Jackson Guild I Mesdames Eva Anderson Harold Cowan Don Dudley Larry Holt Loway

Russia Expands Oil Production

The Bureau of Mines states the Soviet Union is expanding petroleum production with aid from the free world, and its oil exports hinder Western producers. A technical paper on the Soviet seven-year plan suggests the USSR may have surpassed Venezuela as the world’s second largest petroleum producer after the United States. Rittman, Mrs. Joe Best, Mrs. Erhan Thronburg.

Washington UPI Bureau of Mines Soviet Union Venezuela United States

City Court fines for traffic violations in Pancol’s court

In City Court Judge George Pancol fined Tuesday James Melson 73 disobeying a traffic signal 1 fine and costs Harold Hackleman 50 failure to yield the right of way 1 fine and costs Richard Alderton 2 speeding 1 and costs. yesterday Raymond Howard 58 disobeying a traffic signal 1 and costs Arnold Vaughn 28 speeding 1 and costs Norval Keesling 16 Rt 3 (text continues)

George Pancol James Melson Ohio St Harold Hackleman Rt. 3 Richard Alderton Alexandria Pike Cross St Raymond Howard E. 4Th St Arnold Vaughn Chesterfield Norval Keesling

Treasury warns against holding gold abroad

Washington treasury department reminds Americans that foreign gold holdings remain prohibited. The policy, ordered by former President Eisenhower last January 16, bars holding gold abroad and gold backed securities, with all such holdings to be disposed of by May 31.

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