Masons Open Annual State Meeting Today
Delegates from three Anderson lodges join 545 Indiana lodges for a two day Grand Lodge F and A M of Indiana meeting in Indianapolis. More than 700 representatives from 12 states and Ontario expected. hospital from Indiana Masonic Home in Franklin tops agenda.
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Anderson
Indiana
New Jersey
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Iowa
Minnesota
Ontario
China
Japan
New Haven
Miller
Linesman Electrocuted North of Fort Wayne
Lloyd B. Shelley a 49 year old linesman for the Indiana Michigan electric Co was electrocuted Monday while assisting insulation work on a 7200 volt overhead line nine miles north of Fort Wayne on US 31 Company officials said Shelley was on the ground holding the end of a wire as coworkers prepared to insulate it
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Lloyd B. Shelley
Indiana- Michigan Electric Co
Here
Shelley
Burglars Steal 3500 From Auditorium Grill Safe
Burglars pried open a safe at the Auditorium Grill in East Chicago using a crow bar and stole 3500 in cash and checks. The thieves left the crow bar on the bar after the theft.
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Chicago
Ind
Central JHS Plans Third Music Event
Central Junior High School presents the third in a series of music festivals Tuesday night at 7 30 in the high school gymnasium. More than 250 students will perform in singing choruses a concert band and a concert orchestra under directors Betty Schreiner Elizabeth Van Ness George Vaught and Richard Renckenber. Thomas Clem heads junior and high school music. Earlier this month the high school staged Tee Pee Capers and all 12 elementary buildings held spring music festivals. South Side Junior High School also schedules a music festival for Tuesday May 28 at the South Side gym.
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Central Junior High School
Betty Schreiner
Elizabeth van Ness
George F. Vaught
Richard Rencenberger
Thomas R. Clem
South Side Junior High School
South Side
Professor’s Novel Will Be Published
Thomas L. Robertson Jr an English instructor at Anderson College has signed to publish his second juvenile novel The Leather Greatcoat set in colonial Georgia. The Texas firm will publish it probably in spring 1958.
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Thomas L. Robertson Jr
Anderson College
Georgia
Texas
Mr. Robertson
Mississippi
Charles Bradley
Sir Philip Kinstrey
Toonahowi
Indiana
Brent
New Colony
Kennedy O’brien
Robertson
Paul Leveque
Natchez
Honey Locust
Mobile
Tombigbee
Yellow Canes
University of Mississippi
Vanderbilt University
Millsaps College
Vanderbilt and Peabody College
Two WCTU Speech Contests Highlight Sunday
Two WCTU sponsored speech contests were held Sunday with Bronze First Bars awarded in the afternoon at Arrow Heights Church of God to Kenny Bucy and Rebecca Yanik for topics A Second Sign and Following Mother s Footsteps. Melody Lehr won the evening Second Bronze Bar for The Wicked Giant, with several contestants noted. Next Sunday's contest at Sherman Street Church of God begins at 6 p.m. and will feature Bronze and Silver medals.
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WCTU
Arrow Heights Church of God
Noble Street Methodist Church
Kenny Bucy
William Bucy
S. Charles Sr
Rebecca Yanik
Paul Yanik
Nursery Rd
Richard Caldwell
Marilyn Ruh
Beck Alexander
Robbie Williams
Ruth Ann Wilhoit
Sharyn Crouch
Joyce Kleinhein
Melody Lehr
W. C. Lehr
W. 17Th St
Wicked
Linda Johnson
Sharon Wilkinson
Vivian Cromer
Phyllis Inskeep
Eva Ann Lucas
Sherman Street Church of God
Clara Sears
Art Exhibit at Anderson College Draws fifty Students
An annual student art show opening at Anderson College features pastels watercolors pen and ink drawings and oil paintings from Prof Ruth ven H Byrum’s class. The exhibit in Government Hall on East 3rd Street runs daily with a 2 to 4 pm Sunday closing and includes works by many area students and adults.
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Anderson College
Ruthven H. Byrum
Government Hall
E. 3Rd St
Byrum
Helen Craig
Miss Craig
Mary Ruth Beaty
Luana Boyer
Betty Clemens
Bethea Colvin
Florence Davis
Pauline Froelich
Eldon Flaming
Helen Frost
Marilyn Skrha
Shirley Standsberry
Barbara Rhoda
Toni Harris
Gladys Harting
Carol Hurst
Delores Koglin
Dora Oliver
Carol Jo Parker
Carol Buez
Saundra Ward
Janice Adcock
Jene Clark
Donley Jones
Wayne King
Paul Lambert
Elnora Leimkuehler
Steven Rigdon
Lucille Ziegenbusch
Carolyn Wilson
Thelma Williams
Bill Norris
Leonard Hartley
James Dinius
Ruth Jones
Frances McBrayer
Marilyn McKnight
Ruth Nickell
Regina Wheeldon
Dottie Cromlish
Richard Dixon
Marie Detweiler
Burl Boston
Becky Collings
John Dilkey
Susan Fisher
Mike Fox
Paula Kay Heiden
Anna Mae ‘Keeney
Ardis Perkins
Deloris ‘Crowley
Myrtle Darlington
Jaycees Hear Dr. Bixler on Pakistan Trip
Dr. Donald Bixler will address Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce members at the YMCA tonight at 6 30 p m. He reports on conditions and experiences from a January Pakistan trip. Dick Stephenson presides as delegates to the Fort Wayne state convention are elected. Plans include participation by exhausted Roosters and wives. A report on the house painting project tied to Cleanup Week will be heard.
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Donald Bixler
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Pakistan
Dick Stephenson
Fort Wayne
Three-Year-Old Falls From Car. Driver’s Slow Speed Cited
Faith Smith of Summitville escaped serious injury after opening a car door and tumbling onto Indiana 9 near 38th Street Road. A following motorist steered into a ditch to avoid the child as Sheriff Joe L. Brogdon credited the slow speed and quick action for preventing worse harm. Faith suffered facial and limb abrasions and was taken to St. John’s Hospital by Waltz and Hiday ambulance en route to Anderson from Memorial Park Cemetery. Deputy Paul Ravage assisted in the investigation.
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Joe L. Brogdon
Summitville
Sheriff Brogdon
Ind. 9
38Th St. Rd
Faith Smith
Clyde Smith
Rt. 5
Brogdon
Paul Ravage
Heart attack claims James DeGoyler in local industry
James DeGoyler aged 67 of 2504 No. E Street Elwood suffered a heart attack yesterday afternoon while at work in a local industry. He was transported by Albright ambulance to St. John's Hospital.
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James DeGoyler
No. E St
Elwood
St. John’s Hospital
Albright Ambulance
New Italian Cabinet Sworn In Ends Government Crisis
Rome reports Premier Adone Zoli swore in a Christian Democratic government at the Quirinale, ending a two week political crisis. Zoli and 19 ministers took oaths in a 30 minute ceremony before President Giovanni Gronchi, with first cabinet meeting planned for Tuesday to name undersecretaries.
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Rome
Adone Zoli
Christian Democratic
Quirinale
Giovanni Gronchi
Zoli
Deaths Probe Opens in Crown Point Case
Lake County grand jury to begin investigation into the deaths of Lana Brock 16 New Chicago and Mrs Mildred Grig onis 29 East Gary. George R Brown 25 East Gary, a former mental patient, is being held in connection with both killings.
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Crown Point
Ind
Metro Holovachka
Lake County
Lana Brock
New Chicago
Mildred Grigonis
East Gary
George R. Brown
Indiana Socialist Labor Party Opposes Right-To-Work
At its 26th annual convention in Michigan City Indiana the Socialist Labor Party voiced opposition to right to work legislation claiming it would let unions be controlled by the state. Arla A Albaugh of Cincinnati urged industrial unionism to end depressions and wars and proposed industry delegates take over governmental duties from officials. The article notes the 1906 New York Capitol building cost $110000.
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Michigan City
Ind
Socialist Labor Party of
Indiana
Arla A. Albaugh
Cincinnati
National Organization
Miller Loses Contempt Plea in Miller Contempt Trial
Federal Judge Charles F. McLaughlin refused to strike government testimony in playwright Arthur Miller s contempt of Congress trial. The ruling centered on whether the House un American Activities Committee had information justifying its inquiry into Miller s passport violations from the 1940s. The judge noted the key issue is the committee s legitimate legislative interest in obtaining names of associates from 1947 left wing meetings.
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Washington
LLP
Charles F. McLaughlin
Arthur Miller
Miller
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Richard Arens
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Arens
McLaughlin
Goshen Police Chief's Son Dies From Base Crash Injuries
Former Goshen Police Chief Ray D. Auer learned his son Ray Jr. died at Lackland Air Force Base from injuries after a motorcycle crash into a barracks last Friday.
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Goshen, Ind
Goshen
Ray D. Auer
Ray Jr
Lackland Air Force Base
Leroy Jones Returns Home From Methodist Hospital
Leroy Jones was transported to his home at 2102 Ohio Ave on Saturday after hospital treatment at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. This item appears in the Bulletin Herald Classifieds.
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Leroy Jones
Ohio Ave
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Whooping Cranes Have Offspring in New Orleans
In Audubon Park Jose phine and Crip, the whooping cranes, celebrated a first chick hatched Saturday as officials awaited a second egg. The hatch could raise the flock to 31, boosting hope the species avoids extinction. Zoo Director George Douglass expected the second hatching Monday or Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Josephine
Audubon Park
Zoo
George Douglass
Young Whoopers Guarded Through Easter Nesting
A local wildlife team has kept quiet guard duty on the young whooping cranes for several months since the eggs were laid just before Easter. The effort aims to protect the fragile brood as they develop.
Final Italian Trial Argument Started
Public Prosecutor Cesare Palminieri opened the final argument in the Wilma Montesi death case in Venice Italy. The three month hearing faces a lengthy summary by the prosecutor with no clear timeline or judgment sought. Defendants include pianist Gianpiero Piccioni Ugo Montagna and ex police chief Saverio Polito facing charges related to abandonment concealment and cover up.
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Venice
Italy
Cesare Palminieri
Wilma Montesi
Gianpiero Piccioni
Wilma
Rome
Ugo Montagna
Saverio Polito
Biology Club Tours Chicago Museums on Field Trip
Thirty five members of the Anderson College Biology Club visited Chicago on a field trip directed by Dr. Zylpha Hurl. They toured the Museum of Science and Industry, the Museum of Natural History, the Aquarium and the Planetarium aboard a chartered bus. Club president is Larry Barnhart with officers David New Robert Ward Weester McBrayer and Ester Milburn.
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Anderson College Biology Club
Chicago
Zylpha Hurlbut
Department of Biology
Museum of Science and Industry
Museum of Natural History
Aquarium
Planetarium
Larry Barnhart
Anderson
David New
South Charleston
W. Va
Robert Ward
St. Elmo
Ill
Weester McBrayer
Springfield
Ester Milburn
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