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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1956

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Record Stream Of Mail Pours Through City

A Seymour post office report shows a Christmas mail surge from Dec 10 to Christmas with 367000 outgoing cards and 6500 packages, up from 1955 peaks. Incoming mail totaled 444471 letters plus 9755 parcels, with 52219 letters on Dec 17. 900 undeliverable cards were destroyed. staff added eight delivery vehicles including two National Guard jeeps.

Seymour Chester C. Droege Seymour Post Office W. H. Droege Chester Droege Seymour City National Guard Droege Thomas A. Droege Oneida N. Y

Lions Club Yule Tree Sale Nets $1400 for Civic Projects

The Seymour Lions Club reports selling about 600 Christmas trees for 1400 dollars. A portion of proceeds goes to the Seymour Boys' Club and Girls' Club, with the remainder funding Lions civic projects next year. The group thanks patrons and volunteers for support.

Seymour Lions Club Seymour Lions Club

Car and Truck Collision at Seymour Crossing

At 10:26 am a northbound car and a westbound truck collided at the North Chestnut and West Sixth streets intersection in Seymour. Fred Ollis drove a 1949 half-ton truck. Elsie Callahan, who stopped at the stop sign, allegedly struck the left rear of the truck. Estimated damages: $25 to the truck, $5 to the car.

North Chestnut West Sixth Streets Seymour City Charles W. Freeman Fred Ollis Seymour West Sixth Street Elsie Elizabeth Callahan Chestnut Street Callahan Ollis

Rev George Steinkamp Dies Across Illinois County

The Rev. George Steinkamp 70 longtime Dudleytown Lutheran pastor died Thursday night at his Moline Illinois home after several strokes and prolonged illness. Funeral 2 pm Monday at St. Peter’s Lutheran Columbus with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by widow eight sons one daughter and many relatives. He previously served Hawarden Iowa and Dudleytown Indiana.

George Steinkamp Dudleytown Lutheran Church Seymour Jackson County Moline St. Peter's Lutheran Church Columbus Mr. Steinkamp Dudleytown Jonesville Hawarden Iowa Lutheran Pastors’ Organization

Farm Bureau Officers Attend Purdue Meeting

Two Jackson county Farm Bureau representatives joined about 250 attendees at Purdue University for a leadership training program held Wednesday to Friday. Mrs. Floyd Birge of Medora and Russell Mack of Medora Carr township outlined public relations policy development youth activities membership and leadership during sessions, with graduation scheduled for Friday morning.

Jackson County Farm Bureaus Purdue University Floyd Birge Medora Russell Mack Carr Township Jackson County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

Mobile Laboratory To Patrol Highways This Weekend

State police from Seymour Post No. 7 will again deploy a mobile laboratory on highways in Jackson Jennings Bartholomew and Johnson counties during the New Year weekend. Trooper Maurice L. Wright will operate the device in his patrol car testing drivers for intoxication with the Breathalyzer. The unit will support pre holiday enforcement from Saturday through Monday to reduce alcohol related accidents and fatalities.

Seymour Post No. 7 Maurice L. Wright Wright Jackson Jennings Bartholomew Johnson Bloomington Seymour Post

Holiday highway toll shocks nation with record deaths

Chicago reports provide grim tallyes for Christmas and New Year driving. 706 killed and about 24,000 injured over the holiday weekend, with Illinois 56 fatalities and Texas 43. Officials blame speed and weather, with drinking cited in many Chicago crashes. NSC warns of 490 deaths expected for New Year’s.

Chicago National Safety Council J. O. Musick The Texas Safety Assn Outer Space United States Texas Illinois California San Francisco Texas City State Division of Traffic Safety William G. Stratton Philip McGuire NSC

Burglars Ransack Wallonia School

Investigation into a Wallonia School break in led by Sheriff Lester E. Great House and Detective Don Winn. Roughly $10 taken from a soft drink and a milk machine, entry via a rear basement window with tools, widespread desk and file disruption, two burglars likely involved, but the school safe untouched.

Wallonia Lester E. Greathouse Jackson County Don Winn Seymour Sheriff's Department

Wegan Lutheran Minister Prepares Farewell Sermon

The Rev. Kenneth Martin of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Wegan will preach his farewell sermon Sunday before leaving for Zion Lutheran Church Wabash Indiana where he begins in January. He led Wegan since August 1954, improved the church building and chaired a centennial observance this fall.

Kenneth Martin St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wegan Zion Lutheran Church Wabash Ind Martin St. Paul's Mt. Zion's

Malibu brush fire roars across 25000 acres threatening monastery

The Malibu blaze raged in two fronts, covering about 25000 acres and threatening a 75 room Franciscan monastery and 20 homes. Firefighters stopped spread toward a celebrity sandspit and evacuated residents including stars such as Jane Russell and Louis Hayward as Governor Knight declared a Los Angeles County disaster. One man died in the inferno amid massive evacuation and battle conditions.

Malibu Calif Sacramento Goodwin Knight Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Malibu Township Santa Monica Carbon Canyon Las Flores Canyon Sandspit Colony Horace Heidt Louis Hayward Jane Russell Bob Waterfield June Havoc Peter Potter

Increase Set For Stamped Envelopes

The Post Office Department announced an average 18 percent rise in stamped envelope prices effective law. The rate hike targets envelopes with printed postage fixed by law remaining unchanged. Large-volume buyers will feel the impact, while single envelopes still carry the printed postage plus one cent. A 50‑count No 8 envelope would cost $1.88, up from $1.83, reflecting higher costs since 1953.

Post Office Department Chester C. Droege Seymour Post Office Seymour

Court Ruling Sought In Segregation Dispute

In Tallahassee Florida two parties clash over bus seating rules as Cities Transit Inc seeks a federal ruling on whether it must follow city and state segregation laws. The city seeks an order forcing segregated seating or loss of its franchise. Police guard operations amid arrests of nine drivers and a midnight franchise suspension.

Tallahassee Fla Florida Cities Transit Inc Cities Transit City Commission Charles L. Carter

Colder Weather Predicted For Here And Indiana

The Indiana Weather Bureau forecasts colder weather for tonight and Saturday with five day temperatures averaging seven degrees below normal. Snow flurries are possible tonight with light snow or rain Sunday through Wednesday. Temperature highs and lows vary from the mid forties to mid twenties, and roads in northern Indiana are slushy and icy.

Indiana Weather Bureau Oaay Indiana Lake County Indianapolis

Gas Tank Fire Kill Driver In Indiana Town

Flaming gasoline from a wrecked tank truck killed driver Robert Metzger 34 Mount Vernon and destroyed a home in Gentryville Indiana. The blaze melted lines isolated the town blocking U S 231 as six towns aided firefighting efforts through the night.

Rockport Ind Gentryville U.S. 231 Chicago Florida Robert Metzger Mount Vernon Carl Heffens Indiana Kentucky Spencer County Metzger Evansville Huntingburg Ducers Transport, Inc Benton Harbor Mich Dale Owensboro Boonville Chrisney Jasper

Nixon sees no bottleneck at Camp Kilmer for Hungarian refugees

Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured Camp Kilmer New Jersey the final stop of the Hungarian refugee airlift. He observed efficient processing lines two person rooms and active recreation while noting a target of 500 refugees daily and a projected pass through by January 22. He cautioned no bottleneck would form if processing goals are met and said immigration policy will be decided by Eisenhower and lawmakers.

Nixon Hoover Richard Nixon Herbert Hoover New York City Camp Kilmer New Jersey N.J. W Richard M. Nixon Army Center Freedom Army America Austria United States Kilmer Eisenhower Patrick J.hillings Rcalif Washington Europe Far East

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