Secrecy Order Drop Sought by News Groups
Washington a spokesman for two national groups seeking more government information urged the White House and Pentagon on Friday to rescind Eisenhower era secrecy policy. V M Newton Jr met with Gerald Morgan and Murray Snyder to push cancellation and end abuses while noting a curtain of secrecy cloaks legitimate government news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Pentagon
Eisenhower
V. M. Newton Jr
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Associated Press
Assn
Sigma Delta Chi
Newton
Gerald Morgan
Morgan
Murray Snyder
Defense
Snyder
Chauncey Robbins
Lured Girl Wounded Entering Lake Cabin Rigged Gun
An 11 year old Indianapolis girl was wounded entering a lake cabin rigged with a gun to deter intruders. A door rifle shot pierced a rib and lung, severing an artery. Cabin owner Edward J Evans said he was authorized to rig the weapon after three burglaries. The girl identified a man who lured her to the cabin before being taken to Riley Hospital.
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Lake Cabin
Indianapolis
Sandra Locke
Victor Young
Morgan County
Patton Lake
Edward J. Evans
Young
Kenneth Locke
Riley Hospital
Firemen Answer 3 Alarms Friday
Anderson firemen answered two calls on Arrow Avenue reporting gas leaking from refrigerators. Later they extinguished an automobile fire at 12th Street and Central Avenue caused by a discarded cigarette. The car belonged to Charles E. Barrett of Rt. 5.
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Alfred Beeman
Arrow Ave
12Th Street
Central Avenue
Charles E. Barrett
Rt. 5
Elwood Mayor Fines Three In City Court
In Elwood city court Friday morning Mayor Robert Fortson fined William R. Keller ten dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with a one year license suspension. Alan C. Caudell was fined one dollar and costs for insufficient passing clearance on July 31. Frank C. Schugart posted a ten dollar bond for reckless driving. Building permits issued by Harold Etchison covered August for Cory Hishop and William Rebuck to remake their homes.
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Elwood
Robert Fortson
William R. Keller
Highway 67
West Anderson
Alan C. Caudell
Indianapolis
Frank C. Schugart
Marlon
Ben
Police Enforce School Zone Speed Rules in Belmont Meadowbrook
Captain Floyd Kline announced stricter enforcement of a 15 mile per hour limit in city school zones as eight motorcycle patrolmen monitor crossings during school hours. Two arrests and several warnings occurred as students and out of state visitors adapt to local traffic laws and campus permits. Adult police guards trained to direct traffic around schools will patrol Belmont and Meadowbrook areas.
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Floyd Kline
Anderson
Kline
Anderson College
Police
Ralph Ferguson
Belmont
Meadowbrook
Madison County Muscular Dystrophy chapter plans meeting
An organizational meeting for the Madison County Chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America is set for 7 30 p m next Wednesday in the Anderson Loan Company community room. Mrs Dorothy S Axsom will lead, a color and sound film Where the Green Grass Grows will be shown, and Miss Martha Lou Hockenberry will sing The Lord s Prayer as an invocation. Residents of nearby counties are urged to affiliate to help serve local patients.
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Madison County
The
Muscular Dystrophy Association of America
Anderson Loan Company
Dorothy S.axsom
MDAA
Martha Lou Hockenberry
Clarence Penn
N. E St
S. N St
Dooley
Miss Sue
Baker
Jim Canmane
P.O. Box
Anderson
United States
Nurse Organization Plans Friday Meet
The Mid-Indiana Industrial Nurses Association Inc. will meet next Friday at 7 30 p m in the Student Union Building at I U Medical Center Indianapolis The speaker will be Dr Wayne Arnholter consulting psychologist Indianapolis a past Marion County Mental Health Association president and current Rehabilitation Committee chairman Her topic is The Place of the Industrial Nurse in Mental Health The article also mentions a note about Jerusalem's Dome of the Rock and the Great Mosque of Omar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Indiana Industrial Nurses Association Inc
I. U. Medical Center
Indianapolis
Wayne Arnholter
Arnholter
Marion County Mental Health Association
Bank executive among 324 graduates in Wisconsin banking course
Charles R. Humphrey vice president of Citizens Banking Company was among 324 seniors who received diplomas at the University of Wisconsin graduation ceremonies last night. The two week course completed marks the third in a three year summer series sponsored by the American Institute of Banking and Central States Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R.humphrey
Citizens Banking Company
School of Banking
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Humphrey
American Institute of Banking
General Banking
Central States Conference
Bankers Association of
Local residents obtain building permits for garages and additions
Wren Weer Angrgens Ray Erdman 939 North 12th Street secured a permit to build a garage and an addition to his home. Charles Myers of 1310 Fifth Street was granted a permit to erect a garage.
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Wren Weer Angrgens
Ray Erdman
12Th St
Charles Myers
FE St
Kiwanis Civil Defense Luncheon Panel Planned
Kiwanis program on civil defense set for Monday at noon with Charles A Roof of Anderson Kiwanis joining a panel. Roy E Collens will introduce the program of the Incu Coal Merchants Association to meet Sept 19 at South Shore Inn Lake Wawa. Roof to speak on heating equipment and sales. panel led by Lester A Wyndham. Chicago research notes on watch mainspring material linked to heart valve longevity.
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Charles A. Roof
Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Roy E. Collens
Incube In Charge
Coal Merchants Association
South Shore Inn
Lake Wawasee
Mr. Roof
Lester A. Wyndham
Association
Chicago
Hospitals Dismissal List Names From St Johns
A lengthy hospital dismissal list from St. Johns includes Forest Atchison 308 W 19th St John Rolfs Rt 3 Carolyn Funk 7511 Columbus Ave James Hutsel 521 Rangeline Rd Russell Hazel 3217 W 18th St Melvin Travis 2412 Fowler St Mary Huff Alexandria Clyde Monroe and daughter 2117 Noble St Donald Wells and son 1619 W 6th St Paul Savage and daughter 1201 8 29th St William Presley and son Alexandria Dick Sawyer and son 2 Maxine Gilland 2430 Walnut St Jess Strasneizer 463 Troquois Drive Cora Billman 214 YW 12th St DeLoran Dray 512 W 71st St Richard Potter and son Muncie Mary Knepp 1912 Lind berg Rd Irene Bivens Pendleton Harrett Runyan 2320 Columbus Ave Helen Gentry Noblesville Delores Holler Alexandria Grace Hiser 422 W 8th St Robert Nagle Rt 2 John Courgill 1026 W 10th St Yellow safe color bright yellow found to be safest in woods during hunting season.
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St. John's Hosital
Forest Atchison
John Rolfs
Carolyn Funk
Columbus Ave
James Hutsel
Rangeline Road
Russell Hazel
Melvin Travis
Fowler St
Mary Huff
Alexandria
Clyde Monroe
Noble St
Donald Wells
Paul Savage
William Presley
Dick Sawyer and Son
Maxine Gilland
Walnut St
Jess Strasneizer
Troquois Drive
Cora Billman
DeLoran Dray
Richard Potter
I Muncie
Mary Knepp
Lind“berg Rd
Irene Bivens
Pendleton
Harrett Runyan
Helen Gentry
Noblesville
Delores Holler
Alexanddria
Grace Hiser
8Th St
Robert Nagle
John Courgill
10Th St
East Lynn To Nearly Double Church Plant
East Lynn Christian Church launches a groundbreaking service Sunday at 10 10 a m after the 9 a m service. Rev George A Harris leads a brief message. James Downey and Mrs Walter Sprigler read scripture. women sing I Love Thy Kingdom Lord. Members will turn a spade of earth. 28 room church to almost double in size. construction begins this week with officers and committee members listed for 1957 58. Also notes Humane Society says 10 000 dogs and cats are born hourly in America.
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East Lynn
Glen H. Scot
Jim Ray
Ann Boaz
Franklin Meeker
Dennis Nighbert
Rex Milburn
Jerry Duvall
Leon Robbins
William H. Highsmith
Charles Stiner
Henry Youngs
Reardon Whippo
Jack Phillips
Anna Marie Gilmore
Ralph May
John Wall
Bud Dickey
Ed Kingery
Walter Spangier
Freshman Camp Chairman Named At UC
John Stoelting of Anderson, a UC senior in Business Administration, chairs the freshman camp at Camp Meacham Mentor Kentucky September 22 14. Orientation will cover campus life traditions with talks by leaders and staff. Stoelting is son of Mr and Mrs Floyd W Stoelting of 410 Centros Way and a 1954 Anderson High School graduate.
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University of Cincinnati
YMCA
Camp Meacham
Mentor
John Stoelting
Anderson
UC College of Business Administration
Stoelting
Floyd W. Stoelting
Centras’ Way
Anderson High School
Court to hear Little Rock school integration case
Judge Ronald N. Davies set Saturday’s Little Rock session to review the Little Rock School Board’s request to pause integration. The board cited pupil divisions and potential disruption, while Mayor Woodrow Mann reported finding a burning cross on his lawn, signaling continuing tensions in the wake of the crisis.
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R. N. Davis
Little Rock
Davies
Woodrow Mann
Gov. Faubus
U.S. Considers Continued Aid Items in Military Program
Officials described certain shipments as items under the military assistance program while Jordan officials prepared for an airlift. Lay Henderson, back from a two week fact finding mission, warned that Syria’s pro Soviet moves threaten regional stability and could trigger Communist uprisings endangering Jordan and Lebanon governments.
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U.S
Paga One
Jordan
Amman
Lay Henderson
Syria
Free World
Henderson
Lebanon
Evening faculty adds courses at Anderson College
Registration steady as professional men join the evening faculty. Everett Fleck will teach Principles of Insurance and James H. Peters leads Introduction to Sociology. From the day school roster: Kardatzke Byrum Harper Macy Gaus Haldeman Little Reichenbach Grossman Willowby Norman Beard. Courses include Special Painting and drawing for children, Skills in Art, Church school programs, and youth group activities.
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rom + ness
Everett Fleck
Nicholson
James H. Peters
Carl Kardatzke
Ruthven Byrum
Elaine Harper
Helen Macy
Charles Gaus
Walter Haldeman
Gertrude Little
Herman Reichenbach
Malcolm Grossman
Lucile Willowby
Norman Beard
Anderson College
Péitrena
Qld
Course List for Freshman Curriculum Outlined
The catalog enumerates classes such as Adolestent Psychology Freshman English Composition Introduction to World Literature Survey of European Civilization General Mathematics General Psychology Religious Development of the Child Introduction to Sociology and Principles of Speech, detailing offerings for the term.
Hearings Schedule Covers Town Meetings and Schools
The schedule lists hearings with times for Chesterfield school city at 1 20 p m and Union Twp 1 40 p m plus Van Buren Twp 8 20 p m Summitville 2 40 p m Edgewood 2 50 p m Gim co City 3 p m Orestes 2 10 p m Ingalls 3 20 p m Lapel 3 30 p m Markleville 3 40 p m Frankton Wed 3 a m Anderson library 9 30 am Anderson civil city 1 p m and Anderson schools.
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Chesterfield School City
Union
van Buren
Summitville
Edgewood
Gimco City
Orestes
Ingalls
Lapel
Markleville
Frankton
Anderson Library
Anderson Civil City
Anderson Schools
Safety Award Presented For Vehicle Inspection Program
M R Darlington Jr of the National Vehicle Safety Check Committee announced from Washington DC that the Anderson car check program earned a safety award based on a complete report by local officials. Anderson participants included Capt. Kline Lt Richardson Chief Morgan Sgt Davenport and others from police and commerce groups along with local dealers led by Fred Welker and L B Hakes. During May the program checked 14244 cars. 1322 had defects and 1758 notable issues were recorded.
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M. R. Darlington Jr
National Vehicle’ Safety Check Committee
Washington, D. C
Anderson
Capt. Kline
Fred. Richardson
Robert Morgan
Don Davenport
Police Department
William Hovermale
Mr. Barron
Commerce Body
Fred Yelton
Andl
R. Kemp
Gordon ~ Gwinn
Ray Wheasler
Kenneth Wood
Commerce
Fred Welker
L. B. Hakes
Fierce Fighting Continues After Coup Turmoil
Troops and police patrolled streets while cordons barred access to the city. Some businesses and public transport reopened, but all commercial airline flights remained suspended. The high command blamed former President Carlos Prio Socarras, exiled in Miami, for the bloodshed at Cienfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Command
Army
Navy
Carlos Prio Socarras
Miami
Fla
Cienfuegos
Prio
Batista
Girard 4s Defense Strategy Shifts at Court Session
Statements from Girard soldiers on spent shells and mistreatment are read as defense lawyer Ituro Hayashi signals no witnesses will be summoned. Lt Mahon testimony and Nickel prosecution witness set for upcoming session at the shooting scene. Outdoor hearing postponed due to rain. Also Miss Marjorie Hill, Bilaspur missionary, to speak Sunday at Central Christian Church in Bilaspur. Hill, daughter of Indianapolis residents, is a medical social worker and nursery founder on her first furlough.
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Paga
Itsuro Hayashi
Girard
Hayashi
Mahon
C. Victor Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Nickel
Marjorie Hill
Central Christian Church
Bilaspur
India
Thomas Hill
Indianapolis
Butler School of Religion
University of Chinada
Wollam 88 Dies After Three Day Hospital Stay
Iness Wollam 88 of 1802 W 12th St died early Saturday at Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis after a three day stay. He lived in the community 47 years worked as a carpenter and contractor before retiring. A Spanish American War veteran and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars he is survived by his widow Mrs Iva Wollam a daughter Mrs Albert Beckner Anderson two sons Earl Wollam Anderson and Harold Wollam Fort Wayne and three grandchildren. The body is at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 pm today with funeral at 2 pm Sunday conducted by Rev Oscar Ahlbrand. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Wollam
12Th St
Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Green County
John
Mary. Wollam
Iva. Wollam
Albert Beckner
Anderson
Earl Wollam
Harold Wollam
Fort Wayne
Harold E
Rozelle
Oscar Ah!brand
Wesleyan’Methodist” Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Obituaries: Minnie Metzger and Arthur Ancil
Final rites for Minnie Metzger 61 of Indianapolis will be held at 10 a.m. at Dunbar Church with burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Arthur D Ancil 71 of Marion will be buried at TACPA Cemetery after services at the Needham Funeral Home conducted by Rev C C Cale.
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Minnie Metzger
Mionia
Metzger
Ismarck
Boston
son’Ave
Chicago
Dun- Cincinnati
Xard Church
Dickey Cleveland
Denver
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Des Moines
Pendleton
Detroit
Fargo
Bulah Cook
Fort Worth
Ind
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Ancil
New York
Harold
Omaha
Madison Ave
Phoenix
San Diego
Needham Funeral Home
Mar- San Francisco
C. C. Cale
Seattle
First Christian Church
Tampa
TACP
Washington
Marion
Friends
Winnipeg
St. John’s Hospital
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Franklin Masonic Home death of Frank Hardy prompts late notices and funeral arrangements. Shirley Fry of Frankton, age 16, to be memorialized in Frankton and Kokomo services with multiple church honors and IOOF Wilkinson burial. Elizabeth Greiner Wilkinson, 89, dies at daughter’s home, services in Knightstown Catholic Church with burial at McCray Cemetery Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hardy
Pendleton
Masonic
Franklin
Cornell Bright
Elizabeth ‘Greiner
Wilkinson
Elizabeth Greiner
George Neff
Rt 2
Knightstown
McCray
Condo ‘and Son
Boyes Named Delco-Remy Division Manager in 1954
New Delco Lonminke from Page One says in January 1954, Boyes comes to Delco-Remy with extensive manufacturing, sales and engineering experience. He and his wife Beverly, daughters Pat and Penny, and Don Jr. have built a family in New Jersey while Boyes has held community leadership roles and will oversee about 14 000 employees in the Anderson area. He envisions continued progress and more contributions to GM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Onesey
Boyes
Delco-Remy
Beverly
Pat
Skidmore College
New York
Penny
Don, Jr
New Jersey
Anderson
General Motors
Dawson and Boyes
S. E. Skinner
A. G.delorenzo
Edward Newlin
Allison
Indianapolis
7. J. Edwards
Fisher Body
Marion
Edward Ravis
Chevrolet
Enrollment Totals Rise Across City Schools in 1957
Enrollment figures from the first day show 1,937 students this year versus 1,794 in 1956. South Side Junior High counted 1,036 students, Central Junior High 901, and kindergarten enrollment reached 964. Special Education School enrollment stood at 63, with various grade schools listing multiple totals across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
South Side Junior High School
Central Junior High School
Central Avenue
Columbia
Handley Urges Pamtinics on 1958 Congress
Handley calls for a national movement to reject federal grants and subsidies while urging careful screening of 1958 congressional candidates. He vows to oppose any subordination of states rights and to cut grants-in-aid to restore budget balance. In Lisbon a Swiss airliner delayed by pigeons then departed after checks.
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Tures
Congress
Birds Haly
Lisbon
Portugal
Geneva
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Etchison
Cory Hishop
S. H St
William Rebuck
S. B St
County
Nurse Organization
Poe
Omar
Jerusalem
Durgan
iKiwanis
General ‘Motors
Donald J. Bayes
Delta-Remy Division
Anderson Country Club
John. V. Beamer
Wabash
Sth
H. DB. Dawson
Delco-Reniy
Dawson
A. G. Delorenzo
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Business Education Committee
Carl Cleaver
Chamber
Herald
Humane Society of the
America
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Mann
Arkansas State Police
Sherman, Lindsey
Claude Carpenter
Duyttens Seturdey
Weather Bureau
Appalechians
Montana
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Page
soCiar
Shirley
Fry Frankton
Shirley Joanne Fry
Carl Fry
Maple St
Kokomo
Frankton Christian Church
George C. Harper
Church of the Brethren
S. Market St
Alva Hewitt
Windfall
Richard Speicher
IOOF
Walton
Fry
Tipton County Hospital
Delco
Lonminke
Ise
Handley
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