District Judge Orders Arkansas Integration Suit
U S District Judge Ronald N Davies ordered federal attorneys to file an injunction against Arkansas Governor Faubus and National Guard leaders to prevent interference with school integration at Little Rock Central. Violence erupted in Alabama and Arkansas as Blacks sought enrollment. whites blocked entries in Nashville and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Central High School
National Guard
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Alabama
U.S. Dist
Ronald N. Davies
Faubus
Sherman T. Clinger
Arkansas National Guard
Marion E. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Justice Department
Davies
National Guardsmen
Executive Mansion
Nashville
Tenn
North Little Rock High School
Arkansas River
Birmingham
Ala
Phillips High School
Huge Tropical Storm Forms In Atlantic
Carrie formed into a massive hurricane in the mid Atlantic moving west-northwest at about 10 mph. Forecasters said it could take nine days to reach the U.S. mainland and ships kept a wide berth as a weather hunter plane gathered data more than 2,000 miles east of Miami. Debbie dissipated over Tennessee as warnings lowered along the coast from Savannah to Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Carrie
Atlantic Ocean
U. S
Air Force
San Juan
P.R
Debbie
Tennessee
Washington Weather Bureau
Savannah
Rhode Island
Miami Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Tax Board Opens 1958 Budget and Levy Review
The county Tax Adjustment Board began its annual study of proposed budgets and tax rates for 1958 after a session at the courthouse. It approved a half-cent welfare rate cut to 70 cents per $100, with overall levies rising in several units. Alexandria and Elwood civil city levies were set at 2.33 and 1.97 dollars respectively, Pendleton city at 0.98 and the Pendleton library at 0.12. Overall rates for units will depend on school city and township levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tax Adjustment Board
Alexandria
Elwood
Pendleton
Pipe Creek
Duck Creek
Adams Township
Boone Township
Duck Creek Township
Green Township
Jackson Township
Lafayette
College Enrolls New Students for 1957-58 Year
Anderson College begins registration for the 1957-58 year with new and preregistered students. Orientation continues eight days as 13 scholarships are awarded to graduates from Anderson and surrounding Indiana communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Anderson
Madison County
Indiana
Anderson High School
John A. Morrison
Mary Breitweiser
Paul Breitweiser
Chestnut St
James H. Bailey
E. O. Bailey
E. 3Rd St
Richard Hatch
C. W. Hatch
Russell Olt
Olt
Morrison
Dog Steers Car In Offbeat Indianapolis Incident
Mrs. William S. Zaring reports a dog perched on the steering wheel causing her car to move backward and steer around three garbage cans and another vehicle. Her husband avoided a collision by jumping in and hitting the brakes as neighbor Sydney Romer lay dazed in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William S. Zaring
Sydney Romer
Zaring
Want Ad Successes Reveal Now is Time To Sell Heaters
Classified ads show strong demand for space heaters as autumn nears. Two ads in Classification 29 report quick sales for COAL HEATER in good condition and a large Siegler oil heater at a cheap price. Ads are rising with cooler weather and the school start. Dial 3-5371 to place your own ad at weekly rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin and Herald
Student-Teacher Dies In Crash En Route To Anderson
Kokomo musician and Butler University senior Phillip Thatcher 21 was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Ind 32 near the Madison Hamilton line. He was to begin a nine week student teaching assignment in Anderson before the fatal collision with a westbound truck. Thatcher attended Arthur Jordan School of Music and was being investigated by Indiana State Police and Hamilton County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Thatcher
Butler University
Indianapolis
Madison-Hamilton County
Anderson
Thatcher
Mary Ruth Palmer
Arthur Jordan
Indiana State Police
Hamilton County
Rolland Gilbey
Richard L. Coil
Venedecia
Ohio
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Long Funeral Home
Kokomo
Campbell Tops Bobby Jones III in National Amateur first round
Joe Campbell a former Walker Cup player from Anderson Indiana and Purdue graduate defeated Robert Jones III son of Bobby Jones 3 and 2 at the Country Club Brookline Massachusetts. Campbell led early at the turn and closed out the match on the 16th hole with a par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Campbell
Anderson
Knoxville
Brookline
Mass
Anderson, Ind
Robert Jones III
Purdue University
Bobby Jones
Pittsfield
Campbell
Jones
Intruder Sought After Post Office Bank Break-In
Local, postal and FBI officers seek a man about 30 after a Saturday near midnight holdup attempt at the Anderson Post Office. A second intruder, matching description, tried the Anderson Banking Company but fled when confronted by a watchman. Investigations led by Phil Miller and Jack Hanson with Anderson police detectives continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Anderson
Anderson Banking Company
Dan Brinduse
Brinduse
Phil Miller
Muncie
Jack Hanson
Rex Toombs
Rube Cox
Soviet veto blocks two nations from U.N. membership
The Soviet Union vetoed South Korea and South Vietnam bids for United Nations membership. This marked the 81st and 82nd Soviet vetoes at the U.N. Security Council, shaping postwar diplomatic status and alliance alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Russia
Nasser vows Egypt backs Syria unconditionally
President Nasser pledges Egyptian support for Syria to the end and accuses the United States of fabricating a Communist threat to break Arab unity. He says all Egypt’s resources will back Syria in its battle amid Syrian army reforms and Soviet ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
Syria
United States
Israel
Middle East
Shukri Kuwaily
Soviet Union
al Ahram
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
U.S
U. S
Stassen forecasts progress on disarmament talks with Russia
Harold E. Stassen reported to Secretary of State Dulles after returning from London that the West’s five month effort toward a disarmament agreement with the Soviet Union remains hopeful. He urged Russia to stop production of fissionable materials for weapons and said the next move should come from Moscow. He dismissed the need for a four power summit and said the issue now goes to the U N Disarmament Committee in New York with a possible U N address by Eisenhower as a aid to prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
West
Russia
Stassen
National Airport
London
Eisenhower
Mier
Nikolai Bulganin
U. N. Disarmament Subcommittee
U. N. Disarmament Committee
New York
U. N
U.N
Satassen
Chamber Welcomes Four Members To Anderson Chamber Of Commerce
Directors at a dinner meeting at the YMCA accepted four new members Indianapolis Life Insurance Co Row and Watson Contractors American Guard Welcome News Comer Service. An extensive fall and winter program includes a golf tourney dinner and entertainment with prizes and a TV radio program by Bob McElroy. The fall membership affair is set for Sept 19 at the Anderson Country Club with a public relations meeting to outline final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Carl Cleaver
Indianapolis Life Insurance Co
Tom Redmond
Row and Watson Contractors
Cecil Roe
Robert Hobbs
American Guard
Welcome NewsComer Service
Harriett Burk
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Commerce
Richard Alexander
Reeder Printing Co
Anderson
Bob McElroy
Chicago
Gloria Short
Commissioners Award Two Bridge Contracts to Stover Construction
The Madison County Board of Commissioners awarded two bridge contracts to Stover Construction Co of Up land. One bid was 12,458.38 for a Sly Fork Creek bridge on East 38th St Rd near the county line. work started yesterday. The second bid 12,200 covers a bridge over a small creek on South Hamilton Rd near Ind 32 west of the city, with work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover Construction Company
Upland
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Stover Company
Sly Fork Creek
East 38Th St
Madison-Delaware County
Hamilton Rd
Ind. 32
Stover
Street Work Finished Here
City Street Commissioner Earl Toombs announced the season’s last major street project is complete. Workers will perform routine improvements and erect new signs before winter. Madison Ave asphalt seal coat completed from 8th St to Nichol Ave, opening to traffic last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Toombs
Madison Ave
8Th St
Nichol Ave
Toombs
Belmont Addition
Columbus Ave
29Th St
38Th St
Arrow Ave
18Th St
22Nd St
11Th St
Jackson St
Milton St
Chestnut St
W. 8Th St
E. 18Th St
U S Starts Operating Jordan Weapons Airlift
U S Globe masters and Flying Boxcars began an airlift of arms to Jordan to bolster defense against Syria. Eight big planes landed with jeeps, recoilless rifles, machine guns, and ammunition, with more arms rushed to Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. The operation followed regional tensions and featured U S and Jordan officials observing the cargo transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Syria
Washington
U.S
Iraq
Turkey
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
France
Soviet Union
Egypt
Yemen
Middle East
Israel
Lester D. Mallory
Samir Rifai
Dover
Del
West Germany
Local Industries Select Leaders To Head 1957 YMCA Campaign
Local Industries name leaders to head the 1957 YMCA fundraising drive seeking 59000 in memberships and subscriptions. James E Turnquist named general chairman at Guide Lamp GM to run the plant drive. Industrial Division under co chairman A O Barnes Jack Burton Leland Boren Paul Newbern R P Elpers Dick Howe and Alan Rinehardt named captains at multiple factories and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
James E. Turnquist
General Motors
Wilbur Martin
Carl Campbell
A. 0. Barnes
Jack Burton
Leland Boren
Paul Newbern
R. P. Elpers
Dick Howe
Alan Rinethardt
Philadelphia Quartz Co
Lowell Stevens
Emge Packing Company
R. P
County ASC Election Closes Today for Madison County Farmers
Final day for Madison County farmers to return ASC ballots either by mail postmarked tonight or in person by 5 p.m. Votes counted by a committee including Fred Willits, George Pendleton, and J. Scott Campbell. Top three from each township form the township committees to aid the county farm program next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
ASC
Jesse Shuman
County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Fred Willits
Jackson Township
George Pendleton
Adams Township
J. Scott Campbell
Duck Creek
New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital and Indianapolis Hospital
Babies born to numerous couples across multiple towns. Names and addresses listed for families in Frankton Alexandria Chesterfield Pendleton Indianapolis region. Grandparents named for Bill Craigie birth at Indianapolis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Kemper
Frankton
Edward Kistler
Alexandria
Harold Price
Ist St
Wayne Kizer
6Th St
Foyal Hire
Walnut St
Robert Spickler
Arrow Ave
John McDuffee
W. 29Th St
Carl Braden
Chesterfield
Joe Bailey
Chase St
Bobby Dennis
Fairview St
Lainey Griffen
Richard
Indianapolis
Bill Craigie
60Th St
Garland Lawler
Anderson
Fred Craigie
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The
Associated Press
Atlantic
College
Siegler
Bobby Jones III
Chamber
Will F. Nicholson
Marilyn van Derbur
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Waldorf Astoria
New York City
Denver
Colo
Amman
U.S. Globe
Soviet
James E, Turnquist
Anderson and Vicinity
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