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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1956

Page

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Local Man Named To Stevenson Kefauver State Committee

Local man named to Stevenson Kefauver state committee as night and early Tuesday events unfolded, with Anderson named as vice-chairman of Volunteers for Stevenson. The committee chair was former Republican state treasurer William L Fortune who switched parties in 1984 as the elder Nixon’s passing drew obituaries and tributes from city to state officials.

Stevenson-Kefauver State Committee Lalas Sells. Anderson Stevenson Kefauver Committee Willem L. Fortune Fartune Anderson Indiana Will CAA

County Budget Highlights Include Various Facility Repairs

Council approves allocations totaling several thousand dollars for public works and facilities. Funds earmarked for detention home, open ditch repairs, ear l ditch repairs, IT Fair building, courthouse improvements, and supplies including mattresses and blankets for county offices.

Earl Ditch Jattanit

Canal Conference and Suez Crisis Tensions Rise in Mediterranean

Foreign ministers from Britain Canada France and Belgium plan discussions in London and Paris on the canal dispute as talks resume. The article notes Suez strain in the region with Allied military movements around Cyprus and potential requisition of ships while canal operations probe possible reductions in county budgets and staff.

Selwyn Liloyd Britain London Lester B. Pearson Candas Anl Christiaan Pinta Trance Puu Heart Spaak Belgium Paris Suez Canal Suez Menzies Mission Faris Tempo Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt France Cairo Egyptian Inveermment Information Agency Mediterranean

Freshmen Orientation and Canal Crisis Headlines

Students attend tests and vesper services on East Campus as Dr. W. Dale Oldham speaks. Faculty sessions, advisement meetings, and orientation events unfold while global events press on Egypt Britain and France. Eisenhower taps Dorothy McCallough Ler for Subversive Activities Board role. Brazil suspends exclusive atomic minerals pact with U S amid probe. Gary schools gain first black supervisor Dr Walter Wiley as toll road section opens to Gary by mid September.

East Campus W. Dale Oldham Park Place Church Walter Wiley Carver Gary Wiley Dayton Rendville

Madison County plans budget review and school sessions

The 1967 budget talks in Madison County proceed with discussions on raises for county officials and a full review of all budgets by the County Tax Adjustment Board. Notable attendees include council members Earl Daughtery and Albert Rector, with remarks on the liberal arts college concept by Dr. Ralph Noyer at the opening session.

Eep Anderson Township Lester Arrow Earl Daughtery Albert Rector Frank Williams Herman Slirkle George Curmins Joba Gluck Deubech Fumant Velopmeck Tles Joba Baetler Candata Stone Karl L. Martin Herble Robert A. Nicholson Phillip Philbrook Meadowbrook Baptist Church Richard Swan Madison’ ‘County ‘Tuberculosis Association Leta Ruthvee HB. Bycum Zylpha Hurlbut Buehler Dean Olt Misa Gloria Olive Kardatzke Malcolm Gresamen Frenest Rangazas Stone Martin Adam W. Miller Walter Staldeman Nicholson Deubach Nancy Osborne Miller Ralph Noyer Ball State Teachers College Aas

District Boy Scout events and church meetings scheduled

John Mainguy district explorer chairman will present plans for a district rifle shoot and a Citlans Now conference this fall. Westward Ho! arrives Sept 330 with juniors receiving camping tips from Meare district training chairman. Civil Defense observer nationvice Sept 9 11 opening ceremony by John Scheel health and safety chairman.

Papa One East Lynn Civil Defense

Princess Grace plans US visit and heir on way

Princess Grace and Prince Rainier announce their trip aboard the United States to the United States starting September 7 with a return to Monaco in early November. They met 25 reporters in Monaco and declined to name the baby or choice of names, noting the due date in February and the baby to be born in Monte Carlo clinic.

Page Gee East Clond United States Monaca Rainiler Monacan Regation Monacan Ratler Rainiér Monte Carlo Clinic

Faculty urged to improve student relations and emotions

Dr Borne stresses job ability and human relations as key to success. He urges teachers to foster proper interactions and recognize individual student problems, emphasizing emotional understanding. Sup t G Fleischertz thanks faculty for cooperation during changes in the system and lauds their unselfish effort.

Borne Supl G. Flebhertz Ubes Vent Tavink Lie Vail Tub

School Board Reviews Insurance and Policy for 1956-57

Fitzgerald presented the city insurance program while board members plan to expand core reports at an upcoming meeting. Attending were Carl Borge and Paul Huffman who discussed high school athletic policy and the 1956-57 program. Claims totaling 5491.77 were approved for immediate payment. Board members will attend the Indiana School Boards Association session in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Indiana School’ Boards Association

Judge Richard Austin emerging as Democratic governor candidate

In Springfield the Democratic State Central Committee selected Chicago judge Richard B. Austin as their nominee for governor after Herbert Paschen withdrew. The move, backed by Daley and Stevenson camp, marks a compromise to avoid a Stevenson close candidate while Austin, previously unknown outside Chicago, takes the ticket amid reform and county machine tensions. Ada F. Robinette dies at 3:20 a.m. at 311 Jackson St after one year illness.

Springfield Lll Democtatic State Central Committee Dark Horse Richard B. Austin Chicago Minais Austin Olf Superior’ Court Cook County Herbert C. Paschen William Stratton Richard J. Daley Snd Adtal Stevenson Central Committee Astin Ada F. Robinette Jackson St Ile Dalry Paschen Stephen A. Mitchell Democratic National Commiltee Daley

Virgil S McSherry Obituary In Anderson

Virgil S McSherry 50 a maintenance man for the city schools died Tuesday afternoon at Robert Lowry Hospital Indianapolis after six months illness. Surviving are widow Leona one son Dale Thomas McSherry Anderson three stepsons David Granger El Paso Vex Larry Granger at home Stephen Granger New Castle two stepdaughters Vera Granger at home and Mrs Jove Smith Muncie one brother Herschel McSherry New Castle his father William McSherry New Castle his stepmother Pearl McSherry New Castle and five grandchildren. Body taken to Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home arrangements pending.

Virgil McSherry Virgil S Chase Sr Robert Lowy Hospital Indianapoils Leona Dale Thomas McSherry Anderson David H. Granger Air Force el Paso Vex Larry Granger Stephen Granger New Castle Vera Granger Jove Smith Muncie Herschel McSherry New Case William McSherry Pearl McSherry New Icastle Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home

Obituary notices share Anderson deaths and services

Several memorials recount deaths in Anderson with survivors and funeral details. Mary M Dovey of 827 High Street died at 40 am and had five sons, 42 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. services planned at 4220 km with burial in East Maplewood cemetery. Other notices list Joseph Kay of 3436 Hamilton Place who died Sunday and will be buried in Perth Cemetery near Brazil, with funeral at Miller Funeral Move in Brazil.

Monroe G. Schuster Burint Shrine of Mediaries Memorial Park Cemetery Eastern Star Joseph Kay Hamilton PL St. John's Hospital Miller Brazil Perth Baker Drothers Mary M. Dovey High St Sanders Davey Madison County Soloman Eliza Jane Stanley Sne Edward 3. Davey Maplewook Semenary Verle Richard W. Dovey Anderson Baker Brothers Phillip Chilbrook Kenneth Losh East Maplewood Cemetery

Train Wreck Near Greenfield Sparks Inflammable Spill

A train wreck near Greenfield caused a highly inflammable spill as liquid from overturned cars drained into Brandywine Creek. Lt Tyner Shelby said one derailed car carried dynamite and the incident occurred a block and a half from the Hancock County courthouse, with debris across both main lines from Indianapolis to Columbus, Ohio.

Brandywine Creek James Whitcoms Riley Tyner Shelby Greensfield Hanscock County Greenfield Cohunhis Ohio

Address Continued From Paye One Rally Notice

The President will make five or six nationwide talks by television and radio from Washington and other locations. An outdoor rally is planned by Pennsylvania congressional hopefuls led by Ben Duff R Pat serving as rally chairman. Details remain unclear in fragmentary text.

Washington Eisenhower Item Pennsylvania Ben Duff R-Pat

Plans For Fire Dinner Discussion At YMA Meeting

Plans For Fire of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce will meet at the YMA at noon today to review arrangements for the annual Fall Dinner at the Anderson Country Club Thursday. More than 600 members and guests will hear a talk by Frank Leahy of Notre Dame fame, with William K. Mitchell and Gordon Odell leading the committee.

Anderson Chamber of Commerce YMA Noom Anderson Country Frank Leahy Michigan City Notre Dame University William K. Mitchell Gordon Odell

Weather Outlook for the State

The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with a high near 89 degrees and a low around 32 for the 124 hour period ending at pm per the Anderson Weather Station. Thursday should be cloudy and chilly with highs near 69 to 70 degrees across the state.

Anderson Weathler

Death notices for Otto E. Cox and Charles E. Shields

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties report Otto E. Cox 85 of a Daleville area dies Sunday at home. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home with burial in Saunders Cemetery. Also Charles E. Shields 71 dies Sunday at his farm southeast of Pendleton. service at 2 p.m. Thursday at Posey Funeral Home Greenfield, burial in Park Cemetery. Friends may visit until Thursday noon.

Otto FE Cox Daleville Otto E. Cox Polhemus and Shirey David Underwood Daleville Charles £. Shields Pendleton Charles E. Shields Pendleton Posey Greenfield Park Cemetery Croneil Bright

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