New Delco Head Is Introduced To City
Donald L. Boyes was introduced as the new general manager of Delco Remy, greeting business, civic leaders and GM officials at a reception. Boyes, 46, has a varied GM career from AC Spark Plug to Saginaw Malleable Iron, MIT Sloan fellow, and pivotal roles in the Riopelle Transmission plant and Hyatt Bearing Division.
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Delco Remy
Anderson Country Club
General Motors
Donald L. Boyes
Delco-Remy
H. D. Dawson
E. Skinner
Detroit
Mr. Boyes
Edward Wellington
Anderson Board of Realtors
Boyes
AC Spark
Flint
Mich
General Motors Institute
GM Institute
Score Anderson Business
Muncie
Indianapolis
Beyes
Don Jdr
AC Spark Plug
Saginaw Malleable Iron
GMI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alfred P. Sloan
Saginaw
Tol
Heli
Rehele
Divister
Lavonia
Riopelle
GME
Hyatt
Harrison
New
Jer
Fierce Fighting Breaks Out in Central Cuban City
In Cienfuegos heavy fighting erupted again as the government claimed to crush rebels. Eyewitness and official reports put the toll at about 125 killed or wounded.
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Anrms
Cienfuegos
Qut
Mid
Cuba City
Havana
Cuba
Cianfuegos
Delay Plea In Central High Case Heard In Little Rock
Judge R N Davis will hear a plea for a delay in integrating Central High School in Little Rock amid national talks between President Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell on Arkansas race troubles. The report follows unrest in Cuba and broader political tensions as guards remain at the high school and federal authorities seek a solution to the segregation crisis.
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Little Rock, sArk
Eisenhower
Brownell
Washington
Arkansas
Central High School
Riunal
Sherman Clinger
Morriston
Air Guard
Orval Faubus
National Guard
University of Minneapolis
Central High Campus
Little Rock
Miss Pennsylvania and Miss Georgia Tie in Miss America Talent
Miss Pennsylvania a baton twirling speech therapist and Miss Georgia a lyric soprano tied in the talent division of the third preliminary round of the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. Miss North Carolina Elaine Herndon won the swimsuit event becoming the first brunette finalist of the year as 51 contestants vie for 10 semi final spots for Saturday’s finale. Tokyo officials report Metropolitan Tokyo’s population at 518522 as of September 1, possibly making it the world’s largest city ahead of New York and London.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania
Oregon
North Carolina
Elaine Herndon
Durham
Tokyo
New York
London
Judy Elizabeth Shattuck
Georgia
Gloria Ruth
Rupprecht
Indiana
AP Wirephore
Handley urges curbs on federal grants
Indiana Governor Harold Handley called for a national push to cut federal grants to states to curb taxes and protect states rights. Speaking at the State Chambers of Commerce conference in Richmond he argued grants fuel federal control and erode local self government, urging immediate adjustment of federal state relations before tax burdens become confiscatory.
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Handley
Indiana
Legisla
Richmond
Harold W. Handley
National Conference of State Chambers of Commerce
Indiana Republican
naAur Draine
Quiet City Night Described In Police Report
A fragment notes a quiet city scene late Friday with references to armed activity and an instruction to view continuation on page two column seven, suggesting an extended police or crime report scanning for details.
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Brownell
White House
Eisenhower
Safety Awards To Be Presented During Luncheon
Outstanding work in the 1956 traffic safety program and the 1957 auto safety inspection campaign will earn Anderson city honors at a noon luncheon on Sept. 13. The event, arranged by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee, features Hallie Myers presenting awards to Mayor Ralph Ferguson and auto inspector Carl Cleaver.
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Sity
Anderson
Linder’s
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Hallie Myers
Indiana
Ind
Carmel
Ralph
Milton A. Williams
Ferguson
Tal
Carl Cleaver
Chamber of Com l
Lane Highway Merce
al Huber
Milford Barron
al Stow
Chamber
Floyd Kline
Anderson Police Department
Anderson and
Cheyene
Wyo
Man Burns Barn to Rid Wasps in Olney Farm Tale
A farm hand near Olney, Illinois, decided to burn out wasps in a barn at Charles Combs's farm. The plan destroyed the barn along with five thousand bales of hay, two thousand bushels of barley, a utility shed, a garage and three drums of gasoline.
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Olney
Til
Charles Combs
Small Investment Returns 35 On Sale Of Rug
A Hast 37th Street resident reports quick results from a Bulletin and Herald Want Ad selling a taupe 12x17 rug for 35 dollars. The ad drew many calls and sold the rug the first evening it appeared, illustrating the power of local classified advertising.
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Bulletin and Herald
37Th Street
Taupe
Sith
Bulletin-Herald
Girard Charged in Court as Soldier Accused of Fatal Shooting
In Maebishi Japan a U S soldier from Ottawa Ohio is described by prosecutors as one of many who fired on Japanese scrap collectors for sport. The 22 year old guard contends the fatal shot that killed 46 year old Mrs Yaka Sakai was an accident during a machine gun duty. Court deposition includes a supervisor denying ordering gunfire.
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Maebishi
Japan
Williamse
Girard
U.S
Ottatawa
Til
Billy Mehon
Comyn
Tex
Yaka Sakai
Kimie Sato
Sakai
City School Enrollment Reaches 9496 as Week Opens
Enrollment figures from Anderson public schools total 9496 after first day registrations. Officials expect a further rise Monday with additional checks. Senior High seats show 1404 registered today versus 1794 initially in 1956, reflecting changes at Riley Building and shifts from Columbia. Junior high numbers rising, overall elementary gain 142 to 6079 from 5937.
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Anderson Public
Anderson High
Columbia
Riley
AHS
U S Considers Arms To Jordan After Syria Ties
The United States weighs following up its arms airlift to Jordan, aiming to deter Soviet influence and reassure proWestern neighbors. Eight C124 Globemasters planned to deliver cargoes to Jordan with routes avoiding Syria and Israel, likely entering from Turkey and Iraq to bypass airspace constraints.
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Washington
United Friendly
Jordan
Syria
Traq
Wheelus Air Force Base
Eisenhower
Tripoli
Libya
White House
Eisenster
Athens
Greece
Hower
Newport
R. 1
Devel
de Jopments
Banon
Mid-Dulles
Arch Anantriac
Air Force
London Talks Collapse Over Atomic Weapon Issue
The London disarmament talks failed after six months of talks. Delegates referred issues back to the UN General Assembly as none of the five nations could reach agreement on stopping hydrogen bomb tests. Western and Soviet positions differed on sequencing and linkage to broader disarmament, with no date set for a new meeting.
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Russia
London
Valerian Zorin
Hearings Set For Sessions Of Tax Adjustment Board
County Auditor Jessel Biddle announced the Tax Adjustment Board schedule for 1958 budget and tax levy hearings. The lineup lists dates and times for county, civil cities, townships, libraries, and schools across Monday and Tuesday sessions with specific precincts and meeting rooms.
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Tax Adjustment Board
Jessel Biddle
Alexandria
Elwood
Pendleton
Adams
Boone
Duckcreek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Pipe - Creek
Fall Creek
Anderson
Richland
Stoney Creek
Chesterfield
Evening school registration at Anderson College announced
Anderson College outlines next week evening class registration dates for residents seeking degrees licenses or noncredit courses. Dr. Nicholson says registration on Thursday and Friday precedes Sept 16 start with 350 freshmen already in orientation. Purdue partnership ends this fall due to demand.
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Anderson
Robert A. Nicholson
Old Main
Dae
Helen Helton
Carl Kardatzke
Nicholson
Anderson College
Purdue University
Purdue
The
State University
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Newborn announcements list two boys and multiple girls born to couples at various addresses. Names include Grimes, Bruce, Hamilton, Chris Jensen, Daur, Nelson, Monroe, Phelps, McKowen with listed residences such as 2325 E. 9th St and 302 W. 22nd St and Alexandria.
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St. John's Hospital
John. Grimes
E. 9Th St
Robert Bruce
Jackson St
Charles Hamilton
W. 22Nd St
Charles Chris
Jensen
Donnelly Dr
John Daur
Chesttrfield
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Ela Ahadnaln
Amman
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State Department
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Lebanon
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Reid
Seto
Ek Cale
Philbrook
No. É.fire Stadion
Philip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Fire Department
Herb Johnson
Chief Johnson
Kenneth Losh
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Laurence Staggs
Ed Bollingar
Ed Vardaman
Carl Jones
Ted Jordan
Nelson Rohr
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