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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1958

Page

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Memorial Day Plans Completed by Local Vets

Memorial Day Committee and 12 veteran groups met to finalize observances to honor veterans. Rev. R. N. Raycroft will speak at the courthouse lawn Friday morning with services to follow at the 8th Street Bridge. Officers were reelected for 1958-59. 22 members attended.

VEW W. 8Th St Zula Clem George R. Graham Aubey Johnston Farrell Wilson Harry Hedges Herald Anderson Me VFW W. Sth Fed St R. N. Raycroft Goodwin Memorial Nazarene Church Courthouse Lawn Courthhouse the &Th Street Bridge Memorial Day Organization Women's Relief Corps 8Th Street USAW

Attention Grabs Change How People Listen Says Professor

Detroit based Dr C Carroll Hollis of the University of Detroit notes attention declines without interesting content. He says most listeners care about self preservation eating and romance and only retain a fraction of what is said over time.

Detroit C. Carroll Hollis University of Detroit Hollis

Deadline for Memorial Day In Memoriam Ads

Memorial Day edition ads must be submitted by May 28. Subscribers publish messages in memory of loved ones, arranged as a cross on the Memorial Day Page or under In Memoriam in Classifieds. The Classified Advertising Department emphasizes this annual custom and urges timely submission.

Classified Advertising Department

Beirut Bomb Kills 11 in Terrorist Blast

A powerful time bomb planted by anti-government terrorists exploded on a crowded Beirut streetcar. Eleven people died and 15 were injured, with many victims losing limbs. The attack coincided with a government crisis as ministers threatened resignation over President Chamoun and efforts to delay UN Security Council action on Lebanon.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Camille Chamoun United Nations Security Council United Arab Republic Security Council Arab League UAR Charles Malik New York Tripoli U.N Gamal Abdel Nasser

13 Year Old Slayton To Be Tried For Rifle Slaying

EVanovia Indiana district attorney Paul Wever said 13 year old James Slayton will be tried for first degree murder in the rifle slaying of his 2 year old brother on May 8. The boy may be hospitalized if found mentally deficient, with a possible lesser charge and suspended sentence if deemed mentally competent.

Slayton

Erskine’s Snappy Two Hitter Tops Stritch 2–1

Erskine hurled a two hitter for a 2–1 Philadelphia loss to the Dodgers. Don Zimmerman doubled in Gil Hodges and Gino Cimoli for the Dodgers in the fourth. Robin Roberts took the loss despite six hits allowed. Hamner injured his knee on a double play attempt.

Erskine Stritch Philadelphia Chuck Essegian Willem Jones Phils Robin Roberts Hiladelphia Ander Carl Erskine Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelhia Phillies Dodgers Don Zimph ‘Mer Gil Hodges Gino Cimoli Grant Hamner

Truce Chief Shot Dead in Jerusalem Jordan Clash

In Jerusalem on Mount Scopus a Canadian chief of the Israeli Jordanian Mixed Armistice Commission was shot and killed while attempting to rescue two wounded Israeli policemen amid cross border fire. The incident marked a rare UN official death in the ongoing Palestine turmoil.

Jerusalem UPI Mixed Armistice Commission George Flint Mt. Scopus Palestine U.N Folke-Berna

Paddock Named State Officer and County Bid Awards

State officer Clitton B. Paddock has been named secretary treasurer of the Indian bounty commissioners organization and will meet monthly with the state group to coordinate county activities. The county accepted Hunter Motor Company bids for two heavy duty dump trucks at 9169. GMC bid 9192. Dodge 9450. Fred Welker Ford 9763.96. Cox Chevrolet Pendleton won a pickup bid 1596.80, with Hunter bid 1714.90 and Fred Welker Ford 1757.67. The pickup cost will be about 100 more due to a misinterpretation of the traded-in model.

Clitton_B. Paddock Stadison ‘County Sioner Indian Bounty Commissioners Organion Hunter Motor Company GMC Dodge Fred Welker Ford Cox Chevrolet Pendleton Hunter Motor Fred Welker Ford Cox Joseph Armington

Ike Starts Flow Of Atomic Power In Pennsylvania

President Eisenhower and dignitaries dedicated Shippingport, the first full scale nuclear power station for peaceful use in the United States. Through remote control, a valve was opened to send power to the Duquesne Light grid, marking a milestone in peacetime atomic energy and underscoring faith in future scientific progress.

Ike Pennsylvania Eisenhower United States Shippingport Washington Duquesne Light Co President Eisenhower America

Pastors Swap Pulpits Across Indiana Conference

Seven years as pastor of Noble Street Methodist Church in Anderson ends as North Indiana Methodist Conference closes in Warsaw. He moves to First Methodist Church Wa bash after serving at Royal Center Delphi Hyde Park Hammond South Bend Grace Logansport. A leader in church efforts and historical society work, he chaired the Anderson Ministerial Association. About $200000 was spent on Noble Street improvements including the new educational plant dedicated this year. He will preach his first sermon.

Tye Ney Wuwury Way Noble Street Anderson North Indiana Warsaw First Methodist Church Wabash Greencastle Indiana Methodist Royal Center Delphi Hyde Park Hammond South Bend Grace Church Logansport Anderson Ministerial Association Noblestreet Methodist Church

Unknown Servicemen From World War II Korea Return for Honor

On the USS Canberra two unknown World War II servicemen and one from Korea were chosen for burial in Arlington. The third unknown was buried at sea 33 miles east of Cape Henry as the crew watched bronze caskets on deck and heard Chopin funeral music during the transfer and ceremony.

Canberra Korea Arlington National Cemetery Potomac River Washington, D.C Pacific Cape Henry Virginia Boston Chopin Navy Army Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard

Delco Remy Hosts Merchants Wives Dinner

Delco Remy hosts a dinner in Plant One cafeteria for Anderson Retail Merchants and their wives as part of GM’s Fiftieth Anniversary observances. Speaker Rus sell Hulse discusses employee relations programs and Charles Hardy outlines the history of local Delco Remy plants. The program begins at 6 30 p.m.

DelcoRemy Anderson Delco-Remy General Motors Russell Hulse Charles F. Hardy Hulse Hardy General Motors Corporation

Eisenhower asks Congress extend corporate excise taxes

President Eisenhower urged Democratic leaders in Congress to extend the corporate and excise tax rates set to drop July 1, saying no income tax cuts now. House Ways and Means members planned fast action, with a vote possible by Thursday or Friday. Treasury and White House officials stressed no current intention for further tax reductions this session.

Vincent J. Burke Washington UPI Eisenhower Congress and Means House Rayburn Richard M. Nixon White House James C. Hagerty Treasury Hagerty Senate Robert B. Anderson Anderson Defucate Nixon

De Gaulle's Paris Mystery Trip Shapes Crisis Days

Charles de Gaulle sped from his village to Paris on a suspenseful mission. Insurgents predicted Pflimlin’s government would falter without police guard at Matignon Palace. In Algiers Gaullists hinted De Gaulle could rise to power with little force as 17 Mediterranean ships joined NATO maneuvers under Adm. Aboyneau. In Paris, the Communist led CGT called a general strike for Tuesday.

Charles de Gaulle Paris Algeria Pflimlin Matignon de Gaulle Charenton Algiers NATO Malta Adm Philippe Aboyneau Gaullists General Confederation of Labor

Pioneer banker Fred F. Barr dies at 89 in Anderson

Fred F. Barr 89 a longtime bank employee and official and native Anderson pioneer died yesterday at 8 15 am in St John s Hospital. He was born November 28 1868 on Meridian Street and lived there most of his life. Funeral services will be at 9 am Wednesday in St Mary s Catholic Church with Rev John Reddington officiating. The body rests at Brown and Butz Funeral Home after 2 pm today with Rosary at 8 pm.

F. Barr Peart St Anderson St. John’s Hospital Brown and Butz St. Mary's Catholic Church John Reddington Barr Meridian St Mr. Barr N. Meridian St 6Th 7Th Sts Seventh Street Main Street Pennsylvania Railroad

Board of Works Advances Sewer Repairs and Roadwork

At a regular meeting the Board of Public Works reported slow progress on repairs in a sewer cavern near W 2th and Delaware St with completion expected within a week. Meadowbrook street work on Andover Rd was noted as progressing. a 38th St Madison Ave water line replacement was authorized at 1 480 with a 2 inch line. the new 500 000 water storage tank on W 8th St Rd nears completion. and purchase of valves from May apply Co. for 329 17 was approved on superintendent Gene rrall’s recommendation.

W. 2Th Delaware St Anderson Board of Public Works Andover Rd Meadowbrook D. Jones 38Th St Madison Ave Jones W. 8Th St Gene ‘Rall Steam May Apply Co

New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital

New babies reported for multiple couples with births at St Johns Hospital. Names and addresses of parents including Hall Edmond Hendrix Kendall Wood Steph ens Wilhoite Bennett Fuller Short Ferguson Mills Warner Mowrey Hauck Brown and others. One girl and several boys announced.

St. John’s Hospital George Hall Ju Sith Robert Edmondon Larry Hendrix Summitville Norman Kendall Withur Wood William Stephens Chesterfield Jimmy Wilhoite Burton PL Monroe Warner Locust St Theodore Mowrey Daleville George Hauck Middletown Thomas Brown 16Th St

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