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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1954

Page

21

Four Men Held After Michigan Trooper Shot

Four suspects were captured after a pursuit following a Michigan state trooper being shot in the hand during a traffic stop near New Buffalo. Officers from Michigan and Indiana arrested Lawrence Lindsay Fred Harris Ray Wilson and Edward Person, with two armed during the incident. The group faces charges to be determined by prosecutors and all four were reportedly drinking at the time.

New Buffalo Mich Michigan Indiana Robert P. Speltzer van Nutter Gerhard Carlson Lawrence Lindsay Detroit Fred Harris Ray Wilson Chicago Edward Person Carlson Person Speltzer Nutter Wilson Lindsay Harris Lake Michigan Niles Buchanan St. Joseph Michigan City

Memorial Day holiday traffic toll projected by NSC

The National Safety Council warns Memorial Day weekend could see 340 highway deaths and over 35 million vehicles on the roads if weather remains favorable. President Ned M. Dearborn says safety efforts from the White House conference are helping, but toll could still rise. The period runs from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday.

Chicago National Safety Council Ned M. Dearborn White House

Judge Frees Man Who Killed Wife in Sleep

In San Diego James Patterson Twomey 46 was cleared by Superior Judge John A Hewicker after a nonjury trial. The judge said psychiatrists showed he was sleepwalking and dreaming when he fired on his wife Margaret 47 as she slept on April 20.

San Diego Calif James Patterson Twomey John A. Hewicker Margaret Hewicker Twomey

Push Search For Robbery Suspect

Detectives from the Anderson Police Department are intensively searching for a man suspected of a $62 robbery at Williams Market on W 8th Street last Thursday night. Authorities believe the same suspect may have robbed Sellers Grocery in Middletown Saturday night, where $200 was taken, with Middletown victims scheduled to confer with Anderson police. The U S steel industry is capable of producing 1,500 pounds of steel per person annually.

Anderson Police Department Williams Market W. 8Th St Middletown Robert Daubenspeck Anderson

Randolph Holds Slim Margin In ITU Vote

Randolph leads ITU president race in near complete returns with 36 352 to 36 097 over George Bante. 80 locals remain unreported. official tally due June 4. Bante’s backers say results vary by union count. Randolph’s Progressive slate seen as secure by Don Hurd while criticizing Randolph’s ITU publications strategy.

Randolph ITU Indianapolis Woodruff Randolph AFL International Typographical Union George Bante Chicago Bante Don Hurd Hurd

French to Raise 13 New Military Units in Indochina

The French High Command announced plans to form 13 new units from Viet Nam battalion reserves to counter communism in Indochina. With reinforcements from France, the force will total 12,000 to 13,000 effectives, mirroring losses at Dien Bien Phu.

Saigon Indochina Dien Bien Phu France

Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital

Yesterday released from St Johns Hospital are numerous patients including Jack A. Byers 1901 Meridian St Mrs Mary Margaret Starr Alexandria Miss Mary Louise Shell 2210 Martindale Ave Robert Minke 305 W 10th St Mrs Sara Ann Thomas 922 W 6th St Mrs Alice S Norris Rt 7 Mrs Ann Luetgenau 1501 W 2nd Mrs Richard Steele and infant son Greenfield Mrs Wayne Kelley and infant daughter Cloverdale Addition Pauline Lewis 2324 Halford St Mary Hale 350 W 37th Rudolph Wells Alexandria Robert Anderson 2722 W 25th Mrs Zelda Nicholson 215 Madison Ave Mrs Rhebel O Brattain 330 Edgemont Dr Mrs Maude Deharity 220 E St Mrs Robert Kailor 3705 Scatterfield Rd Mrs Lavenna R Ewing 2335 George St James Jr 3% months son of J J Powell Sr 426 W 17th St Beverly 2 daughter of Carl W Land 4305 Clark Thresa 5 daughter of Albert Rumler Pendleton Mark Allen 5 months son of Louis Paul Robinette 1721 Sheridan St

Mary Margaret Starr Alexandria Mary Louise Shell Martindale Robert Minke 10Th Sara Ann Thomas Alice S. Norris Es Ann Luetgenau Richard Steele Greenfield Wayne Kelley Cloverdale Addition Pauline Lewis Halford St Mary Hale Zelda Nicholson Madison Ave Rhebel O. Brattain Edgemont Maude Deharity E St Robert Kailor Scatterfield Rd Lavenna R. Ewing George St. James Jr J. J. Powell Sr W. 17Th St Beverly Carl W. Land Clark St Thresa Albert Rumler Pendleton Mark Allen Louis Paul Robinette Sheridan St

Summitville Christian Church Ladies Aid Meet Focused On Jeremiah

The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Summitville Christian Church met for the regular monthly gathering with Mrs. Ed Smith's division in charge. Devotions by Mrs. Fannie Lowry cited John 14 and Jeremiah among neighbors. Refreshments served to about 35. Weekend notes include Rev W E Clarke and son Warren Clarke graduation details. HM Club and Gingham Gown Club activities listed with prizes and hosts. Summitville eighth grade commencement set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium with address by Rev. Gerald Gearhart and 27 graduates marching.

Summitville Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Christian Church Ed. Smith Fannie Lowry John Nellie Tappan Georgia Fennimore Jeremiah A. E. Gearhart W. E. Clarke Newton Mass Warren FE. Clarke Andover - Newton Theological Seminary Franklin College Fred Overshiner HM Club Vivian Runyan Judith Runyan Mary Jane Ewing Mozelle Woodruff Alice Bear Juanita Hinton Barbara Ice Lois Delong Fern Silvey Summitville School Gerald Gearhart

New York Central Defeat in Bid to Block Young Stock Vote

New York Central failed in a two front legal effort to block Robert R Young from voting 800000 shares at the Wednesday stockholders meeting or to halt the meeting. Justice Peck said enjoining the meeting was unlikely. Central has challenged a February 20 offer by Chesapeake and Ohio for control and seeks postponement to June 28. About 2500 of Central’s 50000 stockholders expected to attend as the board and Young’s slate vie for reelection.

New York New York Central Railroad Robert R. Young Young The Central David W. Peck Appellate Division New York State Supreme Court Albany N.Y Texas Clint W. Murchison Sid W. Richardson the Central Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Interstate Commerce Commission ICC C&o Central Mana Culmivge Bais White Central Board of 15 Directors

YMCA schedule and PTA post at Atlantic City report

Local calendar lists daily YMCA activities from breakfasts to crafts, plus junior and senior YMCA groups at several branches. A separate note reports Mrs T H Ludlow of Riverside Illinois elected vice president Region 4 at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Atlantic City, with Illinois and neighboring states represented.

PTA Atlantic City T. H. Ludlow Riverside Ill National Congress Wilson James Shee Cleveland Han Kentucky Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Wiscon

U S Changes Military Script Worldwide

The Defense Department switched to a new gaudy colored military scrip at all U S installations to curb counterfeit activity. The conversion, the fourth since 1946, targets counterfeiters with half a million Americans affected in Europe and the Far East. Exchange rushes as old scrip is traded for denominations from five cents to ten dollars, complete by noon Wednesday with five extra days for valid reasons.

Frankfurt Germany U.S. Defense Department Globe Japan Tokyo Pentagon U.S Far Eastern Austria Trieste France England Greece Morocco Tripoli Yugoslavia Iceland Belgium Europe

Hungary Coal Output in 1953 Surpasses U.S. Three Weeks

The report notes Hungary produced about 21 million tons of coal in 1953. In contrast, three weeks of U S coal output outpaced the Hungarian total, highlighting a stark production gap between the two countries. Some efforts target counterfeiters and black marketeers linked to the superseded issue.

Hungary U. S

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