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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1957

Page

12

Two Anderson Schools Earn High Honor

Anderson Public Schools earned top ratings from state and regional bodies. Anderson Senior High School was among 113 unqualifiedly recommended by the North Central Association in Chicago, the highest secondary school rating. South Side Junior High received a first class commission from the State Department of Public Instruction after inspection of facilities, methods, and teacher qualifications.

Anderson Anderson Senior High North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Chicago South Side Junior High State Department of Public Instruction State Department South Side North Central Association West Virginia Arizona Commission On Secondary Schools AHS Anderson Public Anderson High School John Paul Huffman Clyde Williams G. E. Ebbertt Herald

Eight Die In Beirut Riots

Beirut violence left eight rioters dead and many injured as troops and police halted a demonstration and general strike led by former premiers Saeb Salam and Abdullah Yafi. The unrest occurred before parliamentary elections set for June 9 as Lebanon teetered between pro Western and pro Egyptian factions. Salam sustained a facial gash and was jailed along with others amid protests against Prime Minister Suni Solh.

Beirut Lebanon Sarni Solh Saeb Salam Abdullah Yafi Salam National Front Soth Eisenhower Camille Chamoun Egypt Syria

The Family Car by Wally Falk

George insists on keeping his homing pigeons, and he's driving them nuts in a humorous family scene by Wally Falk.

Wally Falk George

Golden Targeted Over $13 Theft Then Returned $1

In Indianapolis James Golden, 36, was grabbed from behind by two men on a street. They stole his money but after tallying the cash and seeing $13, they gave back $1 and fled.

Indianapolis James Golden Golden

Shoats Sold On First Day In Want Ad

A Madison County bulletin ad reports 15 shoats sold the same day it appeared. The seller recalls about 14 calls and states the buyers were found locally. Rural families across Madison and neighboring counties use Classifica tion 43 for low cost stock sales reaching over 36,000 subscribers daily.

Bulletin-Herald Madison County

Senate Republicans Seek Restoring Defense Budget Cuts

Senate Republican Leader Knowland said there is some chance Congress will restore part of the cuts to Eisenhower’s defense budget after the House reduced the total by 2.6 billion dollars. Other defense-minded senators pledged to fight to restore at least half the reduction while House budget cutters argued the forces can absorb the waste cuts.

Wioninglion Senate William F. Knowland Eisenhower House Knowland Hrouse GOP House Appropriations Committee Army Navy Air Force Dennis Chavez DNSM Senate Defense Appropriations Richard B. Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee Devere Lyndon B. Johnson Tex

Herald All-Star Baseball Poll Opens to Pick League Teams

Herald joins annual All-Star Baseball Contest inviting fans to vote for National and American Leagues teams for a July game at Busch Stadium St Louis. Poll opens June 3 closes June 27 1937 results sent to Ford Frick in New York. Ballots on Page 13 vote for one player per position 1b 2b 3b sf if cf and c. Return ballots to All-Star Team 1133 Jackson St Anderson Ind. Top vote getters at those positions will play at least three innings.

Rf and Hindly Anderson Newspaper, Inc Jackson St Anderson Ind

Senior Week Plans Announced for Anderson High School

Anderson High School outlines a full slate of events from Athletic Honor Day to Commencement scheduled through June 15. Activities include Baccalaureate services, prom, class days, talent shows, dinners, and a senior drive-in theater, with final reports and records completed by June 7 for eligibility.

Anderson High School YMCA Boys’ State Westvale Edgewood Country Club South Side

Pilot Pushes Plane I Faster Than Sound Refuels Mid-Air

In Wichita, Major Austin Gus Julian, 34, of Roan Mountain Tennessee, reported flying a McDonnell F161 Voodoo interceptor from Edwards Air Force Base California at over 750 mph for 1050 miles in 1 hour 25 minutes. He refueled mid-air from a Boeing KC135 tanker at 40,000 feet above the Santa Fe area.

Wichita Kan Air Force Edwards Air Force Base Calif Maj Austin Gus) Julian Roan Mountain Tenn Julian Santa Fe

Sam Hanks Wins 500 Mile Race In Record Time

Indianapolis AP United States racer Sam Hanks captured the 500 mile classic with a blistering pace and a record time, leading 121 laps and finishing ahead of Pat Vukovich era rivals. Rathmann and Russo chased close behind as Hanks dominated the field with strategic pit stops and rapid tire changes.

Sam Hanks Cyd Charisse Alice Hanks Indianapolis Speedway ED Sainsbury Russia United Press Sports Indianapolis Hungary Fronta Tion Rathmann Hmacitha Teanhlarama Grea Ania Bill Vukovich Amy Flaherty Russo Pat O'Connor Rutt Jimmy Bryan Phoenix Ariz National Gardena Calif Jimmy Reece Speedway Ind jHanks Isi Johnny Boyd Gene Hartley Tace

Memorial Day Observance Closes, Reopens Business Thursday

Stores banks and other establishments reopen here today after Memorial Day observance yesterday most industrial activity resumes Monday. Memorial services were held at courthouse square and the Sth Street Bridge with Rev. Albert Byrne as speaker. Veterans groups placed flags on 2,500 graves in 92 Madison County cemeteries. Federal offices reopen today. two state agencies stay closed until Monday.

Courthouse Square Sth Street Bridge Albert Byrne Women’s Relief Corps Veterans of Foreign Wars United Spanish War Veterans American Legion War Mothers Madison County Selective Service Boards Post Office Social Security Office Auto License Branch Indiana Employment Security Division Delco-Remy Guide Lamp

New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital

Born at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Hickman 1613 Drexel Dr a girl. Mr and Mrs Robert Deshong Rt 4 a boy. Rev and Mrs Kenneth Losh 3317 Manor Rd a girl. Mr and Mrs George Rector 102914 Walnut St a boy. Mr and Mrs Archie Morrill 2807 Brown St a boy. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hall 1624 Noble St a girl. Mr and Mrs Billy Lawson Rt 2 a girl.

St. John's Hospital James Hickman Drexel Dr Robert Deshong Kenneth Losh Manor Rd George Rector Walnut St Archie Morrilon Brown St Gordon Hall Noble St Billy Lawson

Seven Dead In State Highway Holiday Wrecks

Seven persons died in Memorial Day weekend traffic crashes across Indiana. The fatalities include Lester Atchison, 57, of Warsaw, and Raymond Busenburg, 32, from Bunker Hill Air Force Base near Peru, both in a collision on U.S. 31 north of Carmel. Martin Orrich, 25, of Indianapolis, died after a motorcycle struck a tree in northwest Indianapolis, and Set. Otis, 36, of Kirklin, was killed in a two car crash on Ind. 58 near Frankfort. Twilla Obermiller, 17, of Frankfort, died when two cars collided on Ind. 38 near Mulberry and struck a tree. Ida Graham, 70, of Indianapolis, died in a two car crash west of Indianapolis. Rosemary Morgan, 36, of Louisville, Kentucky, was killed when her motorcycle rolled on Ind. 5 near South Whitley. her husband Edward rode ahead of her.

United Press Minneappolis National Safety Council Minneapolis Cmdr Newell F. Olson Indianapolis Associated Press U.S Carmel Lester Atchison Warsaw Raymond Busenburg Bunker Hill Air Force Base Peru Atchison Busenburg Riverview Hospital Noblesville Martin Orrich Lawrence L. Otis Kirklin Frankfort Twilla Obermiller Mulberry Ida Graham Rosemary Morgan Louisville

Be Safe From Bushes At Intersections In Spring

City and county law enforcement urge homeowners to trim shrubs and hedges that block intersections. A new ordinance limits shrub height to not more than 30 inches above street level to reduce traffic hazards. Sheriff and police officials cite spring growth as a major cause of accidents in Anderson and Madison County.

Anderson Madison County Floyd Kline Joe Brogdon Joa Brogdon Pete Bolles Winding Way John Weber Longfellow Rd Central Edgewood

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