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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1957

Page

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New Indiana Plants Attract Local Industry Drive

Figures show Indiana County gains from a major industry drive funded by Indiana money and donations. The Indiana Chamber committee and bonds backed the expansion, with personnel concentrated at Indiana located plants. A contract with Fisher Scientific of Pittsburgh finances a large new facility.

Indiana Industrial Committee Indiana Chamber of Commerce Indiana County Economic Development Corp Fisher Scientific Company Pittsburgh

Knowland Strategy Talk Held With Eisenhower

Senators Knowland and President Eisenhower held a breakfast White House conference after House action on mutual security funds. Knowland said the Senate may not restore all of the 809.65 million cut but hopes to regain a substantial portion. He plans bipartisan discussions before estimating any restored amount.

Washington Knowland Calif Misenhower Senate House White House Eisenhower

King and Queen Rule Dayton Fair Horse Pull

At the Dayton fair yesterday afternoon the King and Queen team from New Bethlehem Route 8, owned by M. O. Hetrick, won first prize of 50 dollars with a 3,000 pound pull over 15 feet. The event featured 3,150 pounds and was judged by Yom Passmore, Harry Bussard, and William Kuntz.

Dayton King and Queen M. O. Hetrick New Bethlehem Route 8 B. C. Rearick Yom Passmore Clearfield Harry Bussard William Kuntz

Kenny Fairman Heads to All-American Derby Heat

Kenny Fairman from Indiana Pa the 1957 Soap Box Derby champion will race in heat 48 at Akron Ohio on Sunday. He competes against drivers from Parkersburg West Virginia and Sioux Falls South Dakota among more than 160 U S and 12 foreign entrants for substantial prizes. Sponsored by the Indiana Evening Gazette and Indiana Jaycees, the derby is set for June in Indiana.

Akron Ohio Kenny Fairman Indiana Fairman United States Parkersburg W.va Sioux Fall South Dakota Indiana Evening Gazette Indiana Jaycees

Day at the Fair highlights page 20 winners

Yesterday’s fair results include Joon's pulling contest winners OMnpar and Prince owned by Walter Tomb Brush Valley weight 3150 pulled 3000 pounds 12 ft 9 in prize $40 Doc and King owned by Bernard Hankinson Cabot weight 3110 pulled 2800 pounds 27 ft 2 in Barney and Jerry owned by Andy Bussard Dayton weight 3150 pulled 2800 pounds 19 ft 6 in Ted and Jim owned by Miles Graham Union City weight 3115. Also Ford's Enchanted Talking Teakettle performs and talks presented by Bob Kline through McGill Motors Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer.

Joon Omnpar Prince Walter Tomb Brush Valley Doc and King Bernard Hankinson Cabot Barney and Jerry Andy Bussard Dayton Ted and Jim Miles Graham Union City Ford Bob Kline McGill Motors Inc

Diapers Dirty Union’s Linen Washed for Hoffa Bid

Washington reports labor sources say John F. English supports James R. Hoffa for Teamsters president amid Senate scrutiny over alleged ties to New York hoodlums. English, 68, national secretary treasurer, was in Chicago for AFL-CIO meetings and declined comment. If elected, Hoffa would succeed Dave Beck whose union funds issues were aired earlier. George Meany said the federation would “wash our own dirty linen” as Hoffa’s bid advances.

Washington John F. English Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Teamsters Hoffa Midwest Senate Dave Beck Afl-Cio Beck Fice English George Meany Executive Council Faber Lacey Goldsigin Corallo New York

Lew Goofs On Fair Date Causes Confusion at Indiana Fair

Indiana Fair Association president Lew Stephens admitted a goof on Kiddies Circus advertising. Display ads stated Friday August 24 while the correct date is Friday August 23. The fair runs Monday August 19 through Saturday August 24 with a full program to follow tomorrow.

Lew Stephens Indiana Fair Association Theman Lew Gazette

Ashland Sets New Reserve Price for Oil Barrel

Ashland Ky residents report Ashland Refining Co. lowers crude oil price by seven cents per barrel. New benchmark for Homer-grade crude oil set at 82.90 dollars per barrel, with impact on local gas and heating costs.

Ashland OW & Refining Co Homer

Death Claims Teacher At Local College

Adrian Rutland 45 chemistry instructor at Indiana State Teachers College died yesterday at 5 55 p m at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg after a heart attack. He taught at several universities and held degrees from Colgate Syracuse and Ohio State. Funeral arrangements by Sutila Funeral Home Indiana.

Adrian Rutland Indiana State Teachers College Annie M. Warner Gettysburg Ruland Rutland Dorothy Andy Nicki Becky Elm Street Indiana Bowling Green State University Ohio State University St. Lawrence University Colpate University Syracuse University Sutila Funeral Home

Moose Lite Leaguers Win Indiana Little League Championship

The Moose Lite Leaguers defeated a strong Waxler team to clinch the Indiana Little League title last evening. Details and full coverage appear on the sports page. The Dayton Fair picture feature by Gazelle Cameraman Frank Sipos and Bull Hastings tour page 2 with photos and narrative.

Indiana Dayton Fair Gazelle Frank Sipos Bull Hastings

House GOP Ready For Rights Retreat

In Washington Rep. Allen of Hlinvis the top Republican on the House Rules Committee said civil rights differences appear ironed out. Republicans plan a strategic retreat from an all-or-nothing stance and expect a Rules Committee vote next week to send a civil rights bill to the House floor for late week action.

Washington Rep Allen Hlinvis House Rules Committee House Eisenhower Alien Rules Committee

Heilwood High School replacement approved for Penns Manor

The Bureau of School Buildings announced a new 1.7 million dollar high school for the Penns Manor Joint School District in Indiana County. The project will cost about 1,766,658 dollars with a yearly amortization of 110,747 dollars, to be built near Kenwood Road on Perns Run. Construction is expected to start after bids open next year, replacing the current Hellywood and Clymer high schools as grade schools once finished. Ground-breaking for Laura Lamar is planned next month.

Helilwood Penns Manor Bureau of School Builings Dept. of Public Instruction Harrisburg Perns Run G-Heilwood Kenwood Road Furnds J Department of Public Instruction William J. Norman Indiana County Schools Inndiana United Joint High School Clymer Borough Cherryhill Pine Townships Indiana County Hellywood Clymer Norman Penns Manror United Joint Marion Ceniter Purchase Line Elders Ridge Laura Lamar

Lacey to testify in Hoffa era labor racketeering case

Marin Lacey, a longtime Teamsters figure, returns for questioning as senators detail alleged cooperation between Johnny Dio and other racketeers to oust him and install John J. O Rourke as Teamsters Joint Council president. The panel cites wiretap conversations and past elections, noting Hoffa aims to expand labor power while denying offers of cash for influence.

Norman Walker Washington Marin Lacey Oon Janes IR Hoffa New York City Teamsters Senate Dave Verk Wayn O'Rourke Johnny Dio O'Rourke Dio New York Racketers Tony Ducks Coralie Sam Goldstein

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