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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1957

Page

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Appraisers Named For School Site

Appraisers were named by Judge John M. Lewis to assess the fair market value of Seymour Community Schools property for a proposed new high school site north of West Second Street. Henry Krumme Jr., J. W. Richart and Glenn M. Keach were appointed and must report within two weeks. Stock in the Seymour Community Schools Building Corporation will be sold at 25 cents per share to finance the project.

Shields High School Seymour Jackson Circuit Court Edward P. Elsner, Jr Seymour Community Schools School Corporation Seymour Community Schools Building Corporation West Second Street von Fange George C. Venslage John M. Lewis Henry Krumme, Jr J. W. Richart Glenn M. Keach Elsner G. B. Bottorff Charles G. Beatty Community Schools System School Building Corporation Board of School Trustees

Nicholas Sentenced For Armed Robbery

Frederick D. Nicholas, 23, Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to armed robbery of the Chatter Box tavern in Seymour on June 30 and received a 10 year determinate sentence at the State Reformatory. His brother Frank, 24, Edinburg, is jailed on $10,000 bond pending trial.

Frederick D. Nicholas Indianapolis Seymour Chester A. Davis Jackson Nicholas Indiana State Reformatory Davis Lawrence John M. Lewis Frank Edinburg Jackson County Frank Nicholas Frederick Chatter Box Robert Livingston Donald F. Scott

Disconnection Of Gas Range Causes Kitchen Fire

A kitchen fire at 618 East Sixth street started while a gas range was being disconnected from the wall. Firemen extinguished flames after turning off the gas at the meter. Captain Willard Abel urges citizens to post the fire department emergency number JA 2-1313 near phones for fires and emergencies only.

James Clouse East Sixth Street Willard Abel

Annual Yule Fund Campaign Opens Today

The Sey mour American Legion launches its 39th Christmas Basket Fund to aid city families. Donations by Dec 21 with gifts and food delivered as baskets on Dec 24. Contributors can give at Seymour National Bank or Daily Tribune. donor names published daily.

Seymour American Legion Yale Robert H. Lucas Seymour National Bank Daily Tribune the Tribune Thomas A. Plunkett Calvin Boulevard Seymour Boys’ Club Boys’ Club Majestic Theater Santa Claus Legion Post No. 89

License Numbers May Be Reserved for 1958 Plates

Seymour license bureau invites owners to reserve special 1958 license numbers. Bring state forms, title or registration, and tax receipt to apply. Special plates require payment at reservation. issue follows annual plate sale starting Jan 2. Gold figures on dark blue background match 1956 style, one rear plate per car.

Seymour Vehstage Bruce K. Combs

December Mails Flowing Steadily at Seymour Post Office

The Seymour Post Office reports steady December mail volume as Christmas cards and parcel post pace near last year’s levels. Postmaster Walter Droege outlines preparations including extra staff from December 14, new collection boxes, National Guard jeeps for parcel duties, two addressing tables, two stamp windows, and extended Wednesday hours during the crisis. He urges proper labeling and First Class mailing for cards and small parcels to ensure timely delivery before Christmas.

Seymour Walter Droege Droege National Guard Brownstown Berlin

Post Mortems Begin U.S. Heads Voice Grim Comments On Moon Try

Congress members warn the satellite failure may slow U.S. progress in missile and space tech while others urge measured response. President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon express disappointment as Khrushchev, UN diplomats, and foreign press react. Defense officials stress continued plans for Vanguard and Jupiter-C launches.

U.S Moon Try

Shields High School Choirs Plan Christmas Concert

Shields High School choirs host a Sunday afternoon program at 3 p m in the girls gym featuring Concert Choir and ensembles, with audience carols and Mendelssohn’s There Shall Be A Star From Jacob to close. Director Wilbur T Scrivner notes tickets on sale at the door.

Shields High School Wilbur T. Scrivner Cassler Christiansen Christ Holst Adam Whittredge Mendelssohn Jacob Donna Adkins Micki Ashcraft Steve Beard Ruth Ann Bode Linda Bollinger James Brock David Brooks Denny Croucher Queen Ann Cain Grover Davis Keith Edwards James Endicott Robert Endicott Eileen Findley Janice Frederick Judy French Judy Gilbert Janetta Gregory Margaret Roeger Ronnie Schrader Jo Ann Shirley Shade Shutters Sandra Smith Larry Stroud John Terkhorn Barbara Tolbert Sandra von Dielinger Nancy Waldkoetter Floyd Wehrkamp

One Driver Cited by Police Timer in Seymour

Seymour city police cited a motorist for speeding after timing with an electronic timer from 3:30 to 4:40 p.m. in the 700 block of Ewing Street. Timer was operated by Officers Robert Gill and Jack Koerner.

Seymour City Ewing Street Robert Gill Jack Koerner

New Hangmans Crossing Lane To Open Soon

A new 600 foot concrete passing lane on U S 50 at Hangmans Crossing west of Seymour is almost ready. Concrete has settled and will be cured before a blacktop connection to the south road is made. The county road remains closed until completion to ease eastbound traffic as it merges with westbound flow.

U. S. 50 Hangman’s Crossing Seymour Baltimore & Ohio Railroad West Second Street West Second Street Road

Weather Records Official Maximum and Minimum Reported

Official Friday weather records show a maximum reading and an official minimum at 10 a.m. River level measured at 6.5 feet with 1.14 inches of precipitation.

Eisenhower Disappointed In Failure Of American Sputnik

The United States reels from the Cape Canaveral satellite setback as President Eisenhower orders a full Defense Department inquiry. Dr John Hagen leads Vanguard scrutiny while NATO unity debates intensify amid French British tensions and renewed Soviet space success.

James C. Hagerty Eisenhower Defense Department New York Nixon Project Vanguard John P. Hagen Naval Research Laboratory Washington Navy Pearl Harbor Cape Canaveral Fla Hagen Congress United States Paris NATO Russia France Britain Tunisia

Villa Rica Faces Mammoth Clean Up Task

In Villa Rica Georgia a deadly gas explosion killed 12 and injured more than 20 killing 12 and injuring over 20 as funeral services were set for four victims in Villa Rica and one in Atlanta. Cleanup crews finished clearing four stores and a dentist office wreckage amid a fire and extensive damage with insured losses over 200000 dollars.

Villa Rica Georgia Atlanta

Investigation Of Vanguard Fizzle Probes Rocket Failure

Cape Canaveral officials and Vanguard personnel planned conferences to determine why the 72 foot Vanguard rocket exploded after a brief lift off on Friday. A twin three stage Martin rocket is ready to launch as repairs and testing continue for future satellites aimed at scientific goals next March. Dr. Hagen said the failure was mechanical and not a design fault, with two more trial launches planned using miniature satellites.

Cape Canaveral Fla Vanguard J. Paul Walsh Martin Walsh Washington John P. Hagen Project Vanguard Naval Research Laboratory Hagen Navy Martin Co

AFL-CIO and Teamsters pledge no labor war after expulsion

The AFL-CIO ousted the Teamsters by a 51 vote, citing corruption issues around Hoffa. Meany said no war is planned and the door remains open for a return if Hoffa is ousted. Hoffa faces wiretapping and perjury charges and a Washington suit to overturn his election. Exiling the Teamsters reduces AFL-CIO membership to 134 million.

Afl-Cio Teamsters Atlantic City N.J Teamsters Union George Meany James R. Hoffa Meany Hoffa New York Einar Mohn Washington Dave Beck

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State Reformatory Lester E. Greathouse Yule Fund America Gettysburg White House Nikita Khrushchev Moscow United Nations Arkady A. Sobolev L’unita Rome Sen Humphrey D-Minn Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee McElroy Shields High Wilbur T. Scrivnor NEA Telephoto U. S NATO Chiefs of Government
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