Cars Checked At Blockades In City Inspection Drive
Traffic reports show 1,462 vehicles inspected Monday night at four blockade sites. Of these, 132 defects were found and 98 cars required further action. Police said inspections will continue at headquarters. Blockades were set at 3rd Street and College Drive, 8th and Chestnut Streets, Nichol Avenue and Lyca Street, and 8th and Locust Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Floyd Kline
3Rd Street
College’ Drive
Chestnut Streets
Nichol Avenue
Lyca
More Street
8Th
Locust Streets
Juvenile Officers Present Safety Film At Local School
Juvenile officers showed a safety film to Central Junior High students about railroad dangers. Eleven arrests accompanied by warning tickets were reported as the city conducts safety checks near tracks. Bids for school maintenance and furniture were reviewed but not opened by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Whitinger
Seneagt
Schoone
New York Central Railroad Co
Whitinger
29Th Street School
Meadowbrook
Columbia — Modern Painting Company
Indianapolis
Odel Painting Company
Muncie
Walter Campbell
Anderson
Frank Campbell
Odell
Springman
Boiler repair bids for city schools continued
The board reviewed bids for boiler repairs at North Anderson and Hazelwood schools. Bushman Company, Indianapolis, offered 3,290 for both sites. W. H. Edwards Boiler Repair, Indianapolis, 4,765. Hancock Brothers, Anderson, 4,300. Wells Boiler Works, Alexandria, bid noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anderson
Hazelwood
Bushman Company
Indianapolis
W. H. Edwards
Hancock Brothers
Anderson
Wells Boiler Works
Alexandria
County Highway Bids And Bridges Lift County Costs
Extra funds are sought for two 20-foot spans on Rd 800 W and Rd 200 S in Stoney Creek Two. Estimated costs are 13000 and 9500 dollars with landowners Gwinn Sears Stottemeyer and Busby affected. Emergency appropriations for May 6 primary printing to be proposed. Sealed bids next Monday for two dump trucks and a highway pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney Creek
Herbert C. Gwinn
Ira V. Sears
Harry Stottemeyer
Brookside Cemetery Association
Stoney Creek Two
Arthur Busby
E. Gwinn
Joe Armington
County Election Board
Summer safety tips from Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Summer Heal continues with warnings about street and sewer projects and survey work. He advises straight answers to fake phone quizzes that trigger complex payments, verify repairmen before letting them take furniture, beware unidentified delivery boys requesting COD charges for neighbors, and check backgrounds on charity solicitations and benefit ads. The Anderson Chamber can quickly separate genuine efforts from fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Pflimlin Seeks Support Over Algeria Emergency Powers
French Prime Minister Pflimlin defends renewal of emergency powers in Algeria amid pre vote debate. Opponents urge broader emergency powers to aid rebel generals seeking to topple De Gaulle, while Pflimlin reiterates faith in General Salan. Algiers observers see signs of thaw with Pflimlin as military leaders adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona
Algeria
Assembly
Pflimtin
Fflimlin
de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Salan
Algiers
Cardinal Stritch Paralyzed By Stroke Amid Illness
Cardinal Stritch, aged archbishop of Chicago, lay partially paralyzed at the Sanatrix Clinic after a brain stroke following surgery on April 28 for a blocked circulation. He clutched a crucifix and spoke at moments, as doctors and clergy visited him during the day. The Cardinal, who would have marked 48 years since ordination on Wednesday, received Extreme Unction Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Taverns Must Enforce Law By Midnight Closing Time
Unanimous opinion by Judge Harry Crumpacker upholds 1945 Alcoholic Beverage Act requiring taverns to close at midnight CDT during summer months. Appeals court rejects CDT extension, stating the 1957 Time Law is clear. Administrator’s sale notice included for Farren Estate at 1 PM May 24, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crumpacker
de Gaulle
John Ryan
Ion Superior Court
ABC
C.d.t
C Crumpacker
Crumpacker
Two Planes Collide Over Maryland Injuring Passenger
A jet trainer and a passenger plane collided near Baltimore 1% miles away. One occupant was treated for injuries. second airman Don ald A. Chalmers of Baltimore was ground crew. An Air National Guard board opened to investigate. This was the third such collision of the year following two earlier fatal crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Pfc
Donald A. Chalmers
Baltimore
Washington
Air National Guard’ Bureau
Maryland Air’ National Guard
Air Force
Los Angeles
Norwalk
Navy
United
Las Vegas
Farm Bureau tour to visit three Madison County farms
The Madison County Farm Bureau public relations committee led by Evan Wilson schedules a city farm tour. Three farms will be visited in Richland Township including Stilson and Harris Mallard Lake Farm and Virgil Lawler farm near Bethany. June 3 is deadline for businessmen to register with the chamber. departure for the tour is 8:30 a.m. from South Side Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Haynes
Madison County Farm Bureau
Evan Wilson
Stilson and Harris Mallard Lake
Richland Township
Bethany
Church
Virgil Lawler
James V. Jordan
Charles Lawler
South Side
Local Veteran Dies After Illness in Pendleton
As alive of Summitville born May 5 1893 son of Thomas and Sara J Clark he was World War I veteran. He lived in Pendleton the past 15 years and did TV repair work before his fatal illness. Survivors include a niece Alice Engle of Pendleton and cousins Mrs George Dick New Brunswick NJ Mrs Virginia Wright Gaston and Mrs Wanda Buck. Service 10 a m today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton officiated by Dr T R White. Burial in Odd Fellow Cemetery Summitville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Thomas
Sara J. Clark
Pendleton
Alice Engle
George Dick
New Brunswick
N.J
Virginia Wright
Gaston
Wanda Buck
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
T. R. White
Odd Fellow Cemetery
Eisenhower calls for steady tax policy amid recession debate
President Eisenhower spoke at a two day economic mobilization conference urging careful tax changes to avoid inflation and a rising federal deficit. He noted inflation risks from tax cuts and urged nonpartisan handling of tax policy while outlining conditions for future decisions. He also announced his vote in Pennsylvania primary during a trip from the White House to Barlow. Pendleton man Lawrence E Clark, 65, died after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Lawrence E. Clark
Eisenhower
Clark
Pendleton
America
Scott Nursing
American Management Assn
White House
Barlow
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Harold E. Stassen
Lawrence E
Anderson Council Study Sees Rail Signals Hit Barrier
City officials note Anderson area has 51 signal protected crossings, with plans for a new hospital and high school at Cross Street raising traffic. Morgan says Pennsylvanian company may object to signals. history shows 55 auto train accidents since 1940, including two at Cross Street. Council refused to share costs after attorney cites 50 percent cost sharing antenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Anderson
New Community Hospital
New High School
Cross Street
Morgan
Anderson Crossings
Cross St
Dismissals From St John’s Hospital Listed In Court Records
A list shows residents dismissed from St John’s Hospital including Helen Chilwood Mary Cummings Nellie Imel Thomas Clapp Albert Stoops George Olvey and others. City council debated a 1953 ordinance to cut street speed to 25 mph and to replace the chief of police with an executive board drawn from existing officers. The meeting covered fluoridation petitions rezoning actions and annexation measures for Belmont Addition and Golden Acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Helen Chilwood
Mounds Rd
Mary Cummings
Dakota
Nellie Imel
Noble
Thomas Clapp
Pearl St. Albert Stoops
Alexandria
George Olvey
W. Vineyard
The
We. Council
Robert Morris and Son
West 25Th Street
Cross St
Alfred Bennett
5Th St
Donald Eskew
Everett Deidiker
Loreetta Painter
John Heiden
Eva Miller
Pendleton
Safety Board
Martha McNabney
James St
Ernest Coburn
Thelma Berry
E.aily
Belmont
25Th
Main Sts
Coburn
Martin T
Estes M. Carpenter
Main St
Salyers Golden Acres
Farrell Wilson
Earl Martin
Jack B. Campbell
Massey obit highlights Anderson ties and family
Robert Charles Massey 46 of 05 Kempher Dr died at home in Anderson after a lapel origin and 37 years with Delco-Remy. Born Sept 24 1911 in Fairmount he is survived by his wife a daughter two sons a stepmother and numerous relatives. Funeral 1:30 pm at Waltz and Hiday with burial West Maplewood Cemetery. calling after 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Massey
Robert Charles Massey
Kempher
Delco-Remy Division
Anderson
Lapel
Fairmount
William T
Esther Massey
Yadonna Massey
Carolyn Rains
William L. Massey
Sabel Massey
James Coburn
Ruby Hendricks
Benton Harbor
Mich
Nita Dunham
J: Anderson
Sierrel
J. Oscar
Ernest Massey
Anderon
Ed Massey
Sarasota
Fla
Alden Ritz
Rocky Mount
Theaa
Cenrid
Ger
Marvin Wheaton
Chicago
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Joseph Espey
West Maplewood
Cemetrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kennedy Tank Company
Central Junior High School
Anderson Electronic Supply Company
Sheppard Radio and ‘IV
Shaffer Company
Irony Shaffer
Abe Skee
Anderson, Muzelwood
Central Junior High
al Termite Control Company
Baxter Exterminating Company
Longfellow School
Commercial Sand Blasting Company
Denny Field
Continental Steel Corp
Kokoro
Syclone Fence Company
Ford Fence Company
Hoosier Fence Company
Kelleys Garden Center
Westvale
Central
John W. Worley
Skeach Roof Company
Trinidad Asphalt Company
James Hanna
Harry Stanley
New York Central
Pakistan
Dacca
East Pakistan
Indiana Bell
School Board
Dr. Scholl
Tere
Evangelis
Carlyle Scott
Great Hoosier
Belmont Bible Church
Cecil Stephens
Pastor Steward Webber
WALTON_ST
Detroit
EDSEL
Basel
Iosel Division
Ford Motor Company
Russ Regenold Motors
Central Avenue
Farren
W. 4Th Street
Fire Awards
Madison
Dan Wesley
Cherry St
James Collins
Cottage Ave
Nellie Campbell
What
John Straub
John T. Straub
E. Cross St
Baker Brothers Funeral
R. W. Stringer
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Straub
Nancy Chapple
Roy E. Baker
Nancy Ann Chapple
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Huntsville Cemetery
GU Hess Bredmech
Harold E. Rozelle
A. Decker
Roy Allen Decker
Broadway
Valparaiso
Ind
Morning
St. John’s
Portage High School
EagleSi
Jones
Uaw-Cio
Desi
Anna Decker
Jack Aett Bate Decker
Everett Bar
India
Cickman
Arthur Car
Iran
Arabia
Rome
Eelee
Rak
Hawerd
W. Bute
Broun Bly Funeral
12Th Street
Andersas
Straet
BILLS
NTS
American Security Corporation
Curt Stephenson
Spiegel Catalog
Meridian
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