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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1955

Page

2

Living Costs Edge Down in April Report

Washington reports consumer prices for autos and rents declined in April due to record auto and housing production. The Labor Department says the index slipped to 114.2, three tenths below last April, marking the lowest living cost level since May 1953. Food costs rose about one percent as overall spending remained steady and factory take home pay and buying power reached record April highs despite shorter hours.

Washington W Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Young

Explorers Plan Park Visit In Brown County State Park

Madison County explorers from units join an outdoor weekend program at Brown County State Park under James Wagner Mounds District Exploring chairman. They will search for a lost parachutist and partake in other activities guided by Eagle Scout Terry Ward and John J. Mainguy with Post 2001 affiliation.

Madison County Brown County State Park James Wagner Mounds District Se Boy Scouts of America Wagner Eagle Scout Terry Ward Meadowbrook Baptist Church John J. Mainguy Post Bebebe OL

Southern Bell Strike Settled After 68 Day Walkout

The CIO Communications Workers of America and Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co ended a 68 day strike affecting about 50,000 workers across nine Southeastern states. Negotiators agreed at 9:45 p.m. EST on a new contract, the longest Bell system stoppage, with millions lost in wages and over 3,000 property damages reported.

Atlanta Southern Bell Telephone’ ‘and Telegraph Co CIO Communications Workers of America Bell System Indiana Bell Co

IC alumni picnic set at Shadyside Park Sunday

Indiana Central College alumni from Anderson Muncie and New Castle areas invitees attend the fifth annual IC group picnic at Shadyside Park with a 1 pm basket dinner and program led by Rev. David Hancock of Lapel. Speakers include Miss Virginia Cravens and Dr. Parker Jordan. Rain plan moves event to Colonial EUB Church basement. Committees named. discussions include plans for golden anniversary observance and intercollegiate matters.

Indiana Central G. E. Ebbertt L. L. Rapp Harold Actor H. L. Lanzhan Lowell Lee Gordon France EUB 31St Noble Streets

Hospital dismissals list at St John’s Hospital obituary

Dismissals reported for numerous patients and relatives from St John’s Hospital including Mrs Patricia Delph and family at 22 West Street and several other addresses across Middletown Markleville Pendleton and Anderson. Names include Mrs Delph Rev William Slater Mrs Larry Jackson infant son and daughter plus many others. Also mentions Gore bill proposals to fund interstate system with federal aid and possible gas tax increase while criticizing Eisenhower plan.

St. John’s Hospital Patricia Delph Both St William Slater Catalnne Mapumeara Larry Jackson Chippewa Delores McLaughlin Canaday Lavonne Bishop Mary Fredenberg Middletown Edith Woods Southview Betty Jones E. Seventh St Sally Ann Rile Markleville Roy Poore Ellenhurst Raymond Brandon Jeffer Virginia Hickerson Burton St Sarah Dowden Ingalls Jimmie Johnson Alexandria Cleo Werbe Near Anderson Helen Ruggles W.11th Anna Zeller Estle Hackleman

Vaccine Safety Talks Delay Is Backed By Officials

A conference in Washington on new safety standards may delay Salk vaccine distribution. Manufacturers plan to send experts, NFIP and health officials consider extended testing and possible dosage reductions to stretch scarce supplies for the infantile paralysis campaign. Jonas Salk among those present. other participants unnamed.

Page Onsert Korms New York State Health Rept John R. Paul Yale University Medical School Thomas Rivers Rockefeller Foundation Albert Sabin University of Cincinnati Jona’ E. Salk University of Pittsburgh Joseph Smadel Walter Reed Army Medical Center Thomas Turner Johns Hopkins University Hart van Riper National Foundation For Washington Parke, Davis & Co Detroit Indianapolis JBK Lilly & Co Public Health Service New York NFIP Jonas Salk

Indiana GOP figures map 1956 city race plans

Indiana Republicans discuss national convention coverage and the 1956 campaign in Indianapolis. Cast and Craig plan Washington trips, attend a Republican fundraiser and lunch with the President. Cast predicts Republicans win about two thirds of Indiana cities’ mayor seats this fall, signaling support to Eisenhower at the city level.

Sion Radio Committee Republican National Committee Washington San Francisco le Craig Castrol Craig Cast Indiana GOP Eisenhower

Honors Awards And Scholarships Recipients List

A long list of honors and awards announcements including American Legion awards presented by Catlin Whitehead to Janice Stagg, Jerry Kimball, Ruth Barr, Marilyn Faust, Debbie Hess, Janet Burris, Sara Hopping, Sharon Friend, Nancy Scott, Rosalie Girton, Ann Calvin, Phyllis Groover. Calabria Post honors Joan Lowry and Jack Coffin. second place medals to Nancy Ann Warner and Bob Loose. Band and Orchestra awards via John Rehm to Catherine Bowen and others. Sousa award to David Ball. Scholastic and college scholarships given to Marcia Barron, Rosada Shaw, Marcia Munsey, Jenny Pollard, Jerry Kimball, and more. Various university and corporate scholarships listed. Rotary, Tri Kappa, and VFW honors noted.

Cular David Hitchcock Jerry Kimball Bob McAllister Jack Niece MacMurray College Salk Munsey Indiana D¢Pauw University Eisenhower Childes-Coal Company Don Childes Richard Lee Williams Boatman Broughton Donald Heacox Dale A Copeland James Polling Culture Club Ovenin Shacklett Mary India A. R Rana Ilinois Sen Forrest D-Va W. Freeman Joan Lowry William Davis Joan Ana Page VUE Ghoul M. J. Eckert David Goacher Indus Assn J. L. Dye Bill Maines Jerry Cooper Industrial Management Club Edwin Richard Wright Kiwanis Club Walter’ Haynes Ack Coffin Gordon Chastain Marcia Barron Jenny Pollard Lion’s Club Owen Wissing Diamond Mary Ann Warner Ruby Bily Joe Smith Rosada Shaw Thea Phelps Dianne Actor Lady Lion’s Club Harold Anderson American Legion Catlin Whitehead Janice Stagg Craig Campbell Jim Fleece Ethridge Beauchamp Ralph Gouldsberry Tom Alley Jack Ravage American Legion Auxiliary Quincy Bond Eugene Lennis Ruth Barr Marilyn Faust Debbie Hess Janet Burris Sara Hopping Sharon Friend Nancy Scott Rosalie Girton Ann Calvin Phyllis Groover Calabria Post Paul Meagher Jack Coffin Nancy Ann Warner Bob Loose John Rehm Fo Orchestra Norma Brow Joe Allman David Ball Don Burris Catherine Bowen Bob Holliday al, Jackson Harolyn Phillips Leland Smith Ronnie Wheeler John Philip Sousa Mary James Janet Busby John Pauli Huffman Rosada’ Shaw Marcia Munsey Robert McAllister Leandra Scott Jon Lutz Marty Ann Warner Margaret Coles Franklin College Fred Moore Earlham College Mary Wishard General Motors Tech Don Ellison Bob Gray Keith’ Tracy Anderson College Ardith DeYoung Sylvia Sterner Ball State Patricia Gouldsberry Gerald Hodson Karen Shaffer John Mitchell Jane Huntzinger Butler University David Goucher DePauw University Dianne Achor Hanover College Indiana University Dan Davisson Dick Monroe Indiana State Teachers College Linda Roby Betty Stiner Purdue University Rotary Club Ed Flanagan Jr. Rotaryians Billy Joe Smith Karl Graddy John Burke James Quinn Eddie Smith Dick Ives Jack Hollistand Bob Doyle Tuberculosis Association Horace Jones Marjorie Litten Jack Stanislaus Marilyn Hooper Gerald Hodsons Avis Clark Tri Kappa J. L. Dya Connie Achar Richard K. Williams Dan Quickel Shirley Schmaltz Horace B. Wilson Jim Waymire Lizzie Glass

Indiana road survey plan revised for east of Indianapolis

Approval from Wedeking moves the new feasibility surveys to next week to consider routing the road east of Indianapolis rather than northwest. Original cost 67 300 dollars. cut to 50 000 dollars as survey of south to the Ohio River was dropped for now. Results will be weighed against the original plan to determine which route serves the most motorists.

Indianapolis Ohio River Wedeking

Soviet jet bombers and NATO Paris conference plan

Defense Department reported Soviet intercontinental jet bombers over Moscow signaling hydrocarbon era capabilities and forced updated estimates of Russia's warplane output. Rep. H R Gross sought a NATO conference delegation with up to $30,000 expenses, while Austria readied troop withdrawals after a Big Four treaty. France pressed the Dulles aid recall amid Indochina tensions. Dulles offered no pledge, inviting French submissions of suspected hostile Americans.

Defense Department Moscow Enctia Russia H. R. Gross Iowa House Congress Paris Gross Senate NATO James P. Richards S.C House Foreign Affairs Committee France United States South Indochina Edgar Faure John Foster Dulles Dulles

Tent Comes Down After City Fair Dismantling

Everett Boyer and William Havermale led the effort to dismantle the world’s largest tent as cleanup began at the fairgrounds under Charles Stiner and William Moore. Lestis Johnson 75 died at home after a year of declining health. survivors include Dora Johnson and several children and grandchildren. Johnson was a former county commissioner and a Lilly Creek Baptist Church member. The funeral plan is with Baker Brothers Funeral Home.

Pare One William Hammons Everett Boyer William Havermale Fairgrounds Charles Stiner William Moore Lions Club

Anderson Obits Chronicle Two Local Deaths And More

Marion E. Carter 44222614 Park Ave died yesterday at a Logansport hospital from a heart attack. Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at Sells and Rowe with burial at East Maplewood. survivors include widow Marguerite Carter, two sons, and a sister all of Anderson. Mrs Cecil P Branch 69 of 115 W Third St died yesterday at St John’s Hospital after 15 months illness. Body at Brown and Butz. services Monday 2 pm with Rev Gorman Pritchett. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include Branch and daughter Georgiana Haney of Anderson. Mrs Alice E Ballard 81 of 942 Hazlett St died yesterday at St John’s Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial at K of P Cemetery. survivors include two daughters, three sons, a sister, two brothers, 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Harry Patterson 83 of Elgin IL and former Anderson YMCA secretary died recently at home in Elgin. Served YMCA secretary 1922–28. survived by son Paul of California. William I Hilligoss 87 of Frankton died Thursday. funeral Sunday 2 pm at Albright Funeral Home with burial Brennenheir Cemetery. Blanche Graham Lewis 74 of LaFontaine died Tuesday. services Saturday 10:30 am at Brenneman Funeral Home. burial Brookside Cemetery. survivors include widow, daughter Ann Hilligoss Isanogel, sisters Anna Hodson Kokomo and Milton Shelton Anderson. Washington notes: Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis L Strauss returned to DC after four weeks in Western Europe discussing Eisenhower’s atomic peace plan. visited installations in several European nations.

Scott Rich Fishersburg Rich T. M. Addison Oscar Ahlbrand Wesleyan Methodist Church Brookside Mary Rich Cassel Lapel Edsel Route 2 Noblesville Margaret Whetstone Lorene Coverdale Kathleen Anderson Cleveland Volney Versailles Vancex Blanch Partain Beryl Bridgeman Geraldine Ford Stony Creek Marion E. Carter Park Ave Logansport Chesterfield Sells and Rowe Funeral Home East Maplewood Cemetery Marguerite Carter ARS Alice Ballard Alice E. Ballard Otto Stroup Franklin Christian Church Harry Patterson Elgin Anderson Ymca Patterson YMCA Paul California William TF. Hilligoss William Isaac ‘Hilligoss Frankton Albright Funeral Home Blanche Lewis Blanche Graham Lewis Wabash Brenneman LaFontaine Joseph Gilson Mt. Etna Reer Eee Ann Hilligoss Anari Samuel Isanogel Washington Lewis L. Strauss Atomic Exergy Commission Europe Eisenhower AEC Strauss England Belgium Denmark France Spain Portugal

Two Men Sentenced for Jail Break at Kokomo

KOKOMO Ind two men Roy Boatman 23 Richmond and Elga Broughton 24 Kokomo who broke out of the Howard County jail held a motorist prisoner in his car for 12 hours while attempting to escape. They were each sentenced by Judge Gerald Rybolt of Howard Superior Court to life for kidnapping with waivers of trial by jury and additional 1 to 5 year terms for breaking.

Kokomo Ind Howard County Prate Gerald Rybolt Howard Superior Court Roy Boatman Richmond Elga Broughton Rybolt

Soviet Union to exchange agricultural delegations with U S

The Soviet Union announced it would host American delegates at its Moscow Agricultural Fair and show farm academies, research institutions, and machine factories. It said the exchange of delegations would be a mutually beneficial measure between the USSR and the United States.

Soviet Union Moscow Agricultural Academy Ussr United States

Indiana road survey halted over funding questions

Three firms began a survey two months earlier to study an alternate route in eastern Indiana. Funds were not provided to pay for the work, and the project stalled when the payment issue arose. Approval from the State Board of Finance was uncertain but Auditor Bardin and Gov. Craig supported the fund transfer despite Treasurer Wedeking having contracts ready for the attorney general.

Indiana State Highway Department Ond Canine State Board of Finance Curtis E. Bardin Gov Craig John Pe- Wedeking

Donna Preston Festival Highlights On East Campus

A campus festival day featured an exhibition of tumbling and a festival atmosphere on East Campus with food booths games and student participation. Malcolm Grossman led the college band while the choir women’s chorus and festival orchestra performed. Dr Robert A Nicholson served as general chairman with student committee chairs assisting.

Malcolm Grossman Robert A. Nicholson Pretson Betty Robertson Novata Okla Lois Stephenson Ellettsville Ind Toni Romana Decatur Ill Elizabeth McGregor Distant Carol Jo Parker Kendall Fla Delores Schrank Plant City

Wilson Spending Furlough Here

Robert A. Wilson has completed basic training at Fort Ord California and is spending a one day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Horace B Wilson at 1812 Broadway. After the leave he will report to the Guided Missile School at Fort Monmouth New Jersey for advanced training. He graduated from Purdue University and was an aerodynamics engineer with North American Aviation at Downey California before entering service.

Robert A. Wilson Fort Ord Calif Horace B. Wilson Broadway Fort Monmouth N. J Purdue University North American Aviation Company Downey

Township Adopts 6-3-3 Education System Plan

The township will implement a 6-3-3 education structure with pupils receiving first through sixth grade at Forest Hills Lindberg Franklin Roosevelt Edgewood and the new 2Sth Street Road School. Junior high lasts three years followed by three years senior high schooling at the Madison Avenue Road building.

Page @ra Forest Hills Lindberg Franklin, Roosevelt Edgewood Pew Madison Avenue Road

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