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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1956

Page

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Poison dangers in household products and vaccines rise

A historic clipping warns of deadly pesticides and antifreeze toxins sold to Hoosiers, noting a druff remover sold at $1 and a recalled bottle in Was Jang state. A doctor spots parrot fever and a parakeet case, while legal action follows over a poison incident. The piece calls for stronger state and federal poison laws, citing DDT, hexachloride, hormones, and cancer risk linked to chemicals in food and farming. Indiana lawmakers push for tighter controls and proof of safety before marketing new products.

Congress

Boone Arrests May Help Solve Three Break-ins

Oliver Eugene Spaulding 19 Frankfort and Edward Lee Arnett 18 Kirklin face Boone County petit larceny warrants for stealing gas and a battery from Martin King’s Lebanon area farm. Spoulding linked to Marion County break-ins, Arnett held for Clinton County cases. Five Clinton youths suspected in three service station burglaries north of Indianapolis. one youth shot by Marion County deputy, escaped.

Clinton County Boone County Iavien Counnty Marion County Oliver Eugene Spaulding Frankfort Martin King Lebanon Elizsville Boone Wilbur Slagle Spoulding Mérion County Edward Lee Arnett Kirklin Maynard Lewis Mar County Don Rei Slagle Claren County Indianapolis Newasta Schwinford Texico North Midhian Schwinford Arnett King Farm King Hem Will Spaulding

Indianapolis Rites For Ermon Metzger Native Of Lebanon

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 9 am in the Dorsey funeral home on East New York Street Indianapolis for Ermon N eierman Metzger 56 a native of Lebanon who had lived in Indianapolis since 1913 He died Sunday in Marion County Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Sunnyside Surviving are the widow Bernice a daughter Mrs Bonnie Bashi of Indianapolis a brother Keith L Metzger of Indianapolis and a sister Mrs Jessie Wills of Cloverdale Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

Dorsey Funeral Home New York Street Indianapolis Ermon Neierman Metzger Lebanon North Denny Street Marion County Sunnyside Bernice Bonnie Bashi Keth L. Meteger Indianapatis Jessie Wills Cloverdale Memorial Park Cemetery

Break In Weather Brings Heat Wave Europe Indiana

The Weather Bureau reports a chance of a temporary cool spell by weekend but expects continued high humidity and thunderstorms. Rain totals near West Baden and French Lick show 4.04 and three inches respectively, with water six to three feet deep in parts of downtown French Lick, causing basement flooding and hotel-area impact.

Associated Press Weather Bureau Infas West Baden Orange County French Lick Sheraton Valley Indiana

Cancer Society Elects Officers For Coming Year

Representatives of Boone county unit of the American Cancer Society met to elect officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Harry Watson was re elected chairman with Mrs. Opal Thompson as vice chairwoman and Mrs. Glenn Cooper as secretary. John W. Donaldson led the nominating committee. Rollis Weesner spoke on local projects and research. County unit members voted to donate 3000 for X ray equipment at Witham hospital. A July equipped loan cupboard is housed in Zionsville. Continued on Page 4.

Boone County American Cancer Society Harry Watson Opal Thompson Glenn Cooper William Shoemaker John W. Donaldson Harold Halstead John Baumeister Rollis Weesner Indiana Divison Witham Hospital Zionsvile

Fidelity And Bankers Trust To Merge In Indianapolis

Indianapolis bank Fidelity Trust Co plans a second merger in three years with Bankers Trust Co. Led by former Democratic national chairman Frank E McKinney, the merger would raise Fidelity resources to about 80 million dollars. It awaits stockholder, state, and federal approvals and would take effect September 1.

Indianapolis Frank E McKinney Fidelity Trust Co McKinney Fidelity Bankers Trust Co Indiana Department of Financial Institutions Federal Reserve Board

Safe Punched At Thorntown Lumber Co

Burglars punched the safe at Thorntown Lumber Co a branch of J W Pinnell Lumber Co last night and stole 97 dollars 04 cents. Sheriff Wilbur Slagle said the break in was found about 7 am today by Wilbur Bowen manager of the firm. The sheriff with Thorntown Marshal Ralph Davidson and State Police Detective Jack Fisher investigated. No clues to the burglars were found. entry was gained through a south side window.

Thorntown Lumber Co Wilbur Slagle Wilbur Bowen J. W. Pinnell Lumber Co Thorntown Ralph Davidson Jack Fisher Slagle

Mother Of Abandoned Baby Now In Custody

In Anderson Indiana police report the mother of a newborn girl left unclothed in an Alexandria alley is in protective custody at St John’s Hospital. Alexandria police chief Melvin Fox identified the 21 year old as the mother, held without charge to receive medical care, with her name not released.

WOTM Buys Free Lendable Vollrath Hot Pack Machine

The Women of the Moose lodge provides a Vollrath Hot Pack machine free of charge for polio treatment and other illnesses upon physician or community request. The device replaces a prior machine donated to welfare, and residents may borrow by contacting Mrs. Gilbert Walton. The lodge also offers walkers for loan to assist those with hip or leg injuries.

The Moose Lodge Gilbert Walton Women of the Moose

McLeaish Quits US Farm Post

Robert B. McLeaish resigned abruptly as head of the Agriculture Department's Farmers Home Administration after being told it might be best if he step aside. He denied drinking problems while senators described prior testimony and Benson suggested the resignation was advised. A 57 year old Texan, McLeaish had led FHA since 1953 under President Eisenhower.

Washington Robert B. McLeaish Agriculture Department Farmers Home Administration Benson McLeaish Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee H. W. Brawley Texan FHA Eisenhower

State To Widen Road 421 In Boone County

Indiana bids on road and bridge projects opened by the State Highway Commission show nearly five million dollars in proposals. U S 421 resurfacing and widening from 32 to Ind 47 in Boone County led with Rock Road Construction Co. Chicago as the low bidder at 192 918 dollars.

Indianapolis State Highway Commission U. S. 421 Boone County Rock Road Construction Co Chicago

Operation Helps Local Boy to Walk Again

Boone County Public Welfare Director Frank Long praises a five year old boy who, after a Riley hospital operation for a club foot, can now walk with crutches. Despite complications, second day care brings marked improvement.

Boone County Public Welfare Frank Long Abe Riley Hospital

Death and injuries in Kentucky auto crash

A Thorntown woman and her 2 year old daughter were critically hurt while her father died and her mother was seriously injured in an auto accident near Lancaster Kentucky on Tuesday. The dead man was George Teuton of Augusta Georgia. The injured include Mrs. Victor J Mauritz and daughter Julie 2 and Mrs Teuton. Funeral services for Mr Teuton will be held in Augusta. The Mauritz son Kirk and Bruce were unhurt.

Thorntown Lancaster Ky George Teuton Augusta Victor J Mauritz Julie Teuton Mauritz Teutons Bloomington Girard Memorial Hospital Lancaster Potee Kirk Bruce the Teutons

Two Charged With Reckless Driving In Memorial Park

City police arrested three people Tuesday evening for traffic and public intoxication offenses. James E. Somers aged 18 of 610 East Elm Street and Paul ines of 110 West Walnut Street were given reckless driving tickets in Memorial Park and will appear in Justice of the Peace court for arraignment. Waldo F.E. Mullins of 35 South East Street was booked on public intoxication and will be arraigned in Justice of the Peace court.

James E. Somers East Elm Street Paulines West Walnut Street Memoral Park Justice of the Peace Court Waldo FE. Mullins South East Street

Women say modern cooperation harms husbands at home

In Levittown Pennsylvania a outspoken 78 year old woman Agnes Ferguson Murdoch argues that wives burden men with housework and that cooperation means men handle chores and child care after work. She cites six children raised and calls for husbands to have time to relax after long days, praising self reliance over gadgets and labor saving goods.

Levittown Agnes Ferguson Murdoch Alexander

Yugoslavia and Soviet Union vow joint defences and peace drive

In Moscow Tito and Soviet leaders signed communiques on cooperation based on equality. Zhukov told Tito they will fight shoulder to shoulder in any future war if imposed. Tito received the Order of Freedom for wartime leadership. Foreign Minister Popovic cautioned there should be no war.

Moscow Yugoslavia Communist Party Georgi Zhukov Tito Zhukey Eisenhower Kremlin Russia China United Nations Germany Formosa Red China Zhukov Soviet Union Koca Popovic

Ex-con To Face Murder Charge In Taft Killing

Ex-con Edward Leon Williams, 28, faces a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Rev. Tommy Robert Cooke, 24, near Taft Oklahoma. Williams, held on an armed robbery count tied to a $1.00 holdup at Talihina, claimed he shot Cooke for no reason and led police to the body after driving from Tulsa to Taft.

Williams Tommy Robert Cooke Taft Okla Cooke Tulsa

Oxford Degree Given Truman at Oxford

Harry S Truman received an honorary Doctor of Civil Laws degree from Oxford, tears in his eyes as Lord Halifax praised him as a true ally and straightforward in speech. Truman, moved, told reporters he never expected to be a Yank at Oxford and recalled his family's financial hardship that kept him from college.

Oxford England Harry Truman U. S Lord Halifax Missouri

Youth Hurt As Tractor Flips Near Lebanon

Walter B. Butch Synth, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Merritt Smith of Thorntown Route 1, was injured when a State Highway tractor overturned on State Road 39 two and a half miles north of Lebanon. He was taken to Witham hospital with a bruised and sprained right leg. X rays showed no fracture. He and his father were cutting weeds on a hillside when the tractor flipped and briefly trapped him. The family lives on State Road 47 near Munder Park, west of Thorntown.

Walter B Butch Synth Merritt Smith Thorntown State Highway Department Lebanon Young Smith Thorntown High School Butler University Witham Hospital Smith Smiths Munder Park

Indiana Unemployment Claims Jump to 45257 in Week

Indianapolis Indiana. A weekly total of 45257 unemployment insurance claims was reported by the Indiana Employment Security Division as the same week in 1955 produced 23871. Newly unemployed claims rose 1300 from the prior week to 7083 last week.

Indianapolis Indiana Indiana Employment Security Division

Boone Residents Receive Social Security Payments in December 1955

Social security payments totaling 67445 dollars went to 1393 people in Boone county for December 1955, per Marie Keller of the Indianapolis social security office. Payments included 8555 dollars monthly to 218 widowed mothers and minor children, with notes that old age and survivors benefits aid both young and old. Nationwide, about 1,275,000 children under 18 received monthly benefits, including some as children of aged parents who retired. Retired Boone County workers averaged 56.70 dollars per month, while total benefits for a larger group reached 46,210 dollars monthly.

Boone County Marie Keller Indianapolis Social Security Office Miss Keller Iian

World’s worst regular airliner disaster claims 4 near New Jersey

A Venezuelan super-airliner plunged into the Atlantic about 32 miles east of Asbury Park killing four. Debris and two bodies were found. no survivors. Among 64 aboard were 18 Americans and 22 Venezuelan youths returning from U.S. high schools. Pilot reported engine trouble then gas dumping and fire before impact.

New York Atlantic Ocean Asbury Park Coast Guard Strickn Idlewild Frederick J. Hancox Wantagh N. J Caracas Venezuela Luis F. Plata Norfolk Aenezuelan Hancox

Prayer Appels Power From The Holy Spirit

A devotional prayer page cites Acts 1 8 and asks for daily living witness for Christ. The text thanks God for salvation and for the promised power, requesting daily grace for faithful witness in Jesus name Amen.

Christ Jesus

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