Democrats Say Rally Halted in Gary Indiana
In Gary Indiana an insurgent Democratic group the Woodlawn Community Association says sheriff deputies disrupted its rally and bingo event moved to the home of president Glenn Briesacher Iron worker aged 37. Briesacher recounts deputies warned the tavern owner Otto Schregel you're finished with the sheriff's department and returned his $50 ticket money for a dinner honoring retiring Sheriff Peter Mandich. Mandich retains Lake County Democratic support despite an income tax evasion conspiracy trial. About 150 suburban residents heard speeches by antiincumbent candidates Thursday night.
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Gary
Ind
Sheriff's
Woodlawn Community Association
Glenn Briesacher
Briesacher
Otto Schregel
Sheriff's Department
Schregel
Peter Mandich
Mandich
Lake County
Democratic Organization
AHS Latin Students To Purdue Today
Sixty five Latin students from Anderson High and nearby junior high schools travel to Purdue University for the Indiana Junior Classical League Sizer conference. Jeff House, Highland High School student and state president, leads sessions with Ann Hundlman of Anderson High as state vice president. Dr. Wallace McGoon of Ball State College serves as keynote speaker on why the Romans wrote.
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Anderson High
Purdue Univ]iversity
Jeff
House
Highland High School
Ann Hundlman
Anderson High School
Wallace McGoon
All State Teachers College
Director Speaks At Seminar Today
U S Turns Continued From Page One on the light of competitive developments and all other current circumstances. D C director of the UAW Victor Reuther of Washington D C is to be one of the speakers at a district Democratic seminar today in Madison County Local 662 hall Hillcrest Dr Mr Peabody? The meeting sponsored by the Madison County Women's Democratic Club. About four or five hundred persons expected to attend. The heavy buying of defense material and highway funds are noted with allocations to counties cities and towns. McNamara announced steel buying shifts and Kennedy plans for a grand jury investigation into contruction issues.
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U.S
Victor Reuther
Washington
D.C
UAW
Madison County
Hall
Hillcrest Dr
Ithe
Reuther
Peaetons Imvalium
A. Uaw
Madison County Women's Democratic Club
Josephine Windoffer
Statellis
Highway Department
Robert Sito
McNamara
Tagon
Robert F. Kennedy
Tate Anderson
Sth
J. Edward Roush
Huntington
5Th District
Joe Mettler
George Bannister
Madison County Demeens
William Ha Wate
Ardived Ua Ha All Sapte Norton
Carol
Smith
Windoffer
Banpailt Canel Sia
Ralph Ferby
Senate
House
Zuson
Anderson
Guy
Lewis
Alexandria
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Luther Stockdale
Elwood
Pentagon
Kennedy
J. J. Bailey
Cong
Ition
jRoush
Roman
Hruska
Navy
Lukens Steel Co
Coatesville
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Roger Mr. Blough
Inland
Armco Steel Corp
Easter Play Sunday Night At Park Place
The 4500 Club, a Democrats group, will meet at Lapel School Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Judge Henry Schrenker of the superior court will speak. A pitch in supper will be served.
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Park Place
Lapel School
Henry Schrenker
Superior Court
Madison County council approves emergency requests and bridge funds
Madison County council approved a 40000 transfer from the cumulative bridge fund for preliminary work on three new county bridges and 15775 for payment of invoices. They budgeted 21000 for highway department needs, plus 26000 for Washington Street bridge, 10000 for Bronnenberg and 10000 for Moonville Road bridges. The body also set aside funds for fire protection equipment and observer invites for the county election.
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Madison County Council
D. i
Heliway
Proce
Anderson High
Indiana
Eileen Johnson
AHS
Tokyo
Washington Street
Alexandria
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield
Moonville Road
Highway Department
Chicago Evangelist to Open Here Sunday
Elder Joseph Chambers of Chicago will conduct revival meetings at Christ Temple Church, 1412 Madison Ave., starting Palm Sunday and ending Easter Sunday. Dr Hillery C Rice and Andrew T Hatcher announced services at 8:30 and 11 a.m. on Sunday, with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. An Easter play, Into Thy Kingdom, will be staged at 7 p.m. by the Senior High department.
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Joseph. Chambers
Chicago
Christ Temple
Madison Ave
Hillery C. Rice
Park Place
Church of God
Fortville Architect Gerald Gray Dies at 58
FORTVILLE Gerald Gray 58 of 334 Staat St. Fortville died unexpectedly early Friday at home. He was an architect and an examiner for the Federal Housing Administration. He had lived in Fortville about a year. The funeral arrangements were announced by the Paul C. Cory Funeral Home. The body was moved to Schaffner-Center Funeral Home in Marion for services Monday in Marion.
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David Allen
Sterrett
Ollie Harris
Tennessee
Nash
Richard Johnston
Davidus
Rankin
Gerald Roudebush
Paula
Bradford
Robert Collier
Ervin Stansberry
Ray Rittman
Ernest Miller
Richard Worden
Robert Absher
Jim Stone
Paul Ravage
Je Goehring
Robert Davis
Joe Hickey
Harold Tones
James Keesling
Jim de- Long
Hobart Bromback
Clyde Mirkland
Joe Danner
Homer Brown
Earl Caplinger
Ed Cham
Yerlain
Robert Fisher
Howard Moon
Anderson
Fred Richardson
John Heiden
Millard Berry
Clarence Bowlin
Jack Hunter
Kenneth Lewis
James Gerald Gray Ritter
al Stow
Maurice Fortville
Gerald George Awe
Gray
Staat St. Fort
Katherynsville
Roger
Frank Wolday
Architecschizz
Paul Brad Stural
Ford
Donald Davenport
William Housing Administration
Heuchans
Ick Osborne
Peter Jean
Eavey
Russo
L. B. Stanley
Wester
Fortville
Queen's Dinner
Fred G. Yellen
Kenneth Sturgeon
George
Marion
Whittaker Sentenced in Burglary Case Amid Court Session
A Whittaker was sentenced to 25 years at the Indiana Reformatory after a second degree burglary conviction. The circuit court room was near capacity for the sentencing, which occurred alongside arraignments of many charged with minor felony affidavits. Separately, White House aides weighed steel decisions as Kennedy led weekend naval and marine maneuvers briefing.
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Indiana Reformatory
Whittaker
Frank Shock Chesterfield funeral set for 2 p.m.
Frank Shock 70 of 29 North Washington Street Chesterfield died Thursday. Services at 2 p.m. today at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville conducted by Rev. George Blice. Burial Saunders Cemetery east of Daleville. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Frank Shock Chesterfield
Frank Shock
Washington St
Chesterfield
Polhemus and Shirey
Dalesville
George Blice
Daleville
Saunders Cemetery
De Gaulle era riot as Jouhaud awaits clemency
In a tense courtroom scene spectators jeered and chanted as Jouhaud received three lawyers amid shouted support for de Gaulle and the OAS. Police intervened to prevent an attempted escape, while a sister fainted crying for her brother. Rancon’s name surfaced with cries of Vive Rancon as discussions of clemency center on de Gaulle’s potential pardon. Survivors and funeral details follow for the Whitaker family, with services set at the Church of the Nazarene Mohawk and burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery Pendleton.
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Eation
de Gaulle
OAS
Jouhaud
Vive Jouhaud
Vive Rancon
Jouhhard
Charles de Gaulle
Grace Downey Kegerris obituary from Anderson area
Grace Downey Kegerris sr of Parker Indiana formerly of Anderson died Thursday at 9 am at her Parker home. She was daughter of former Sheriff Ed Downey and Mrs Downey. Survivors include two sons Reardon Whippo of Anderson and Charles Whippo of Parker a granddaughter Patty Whippo of Anderson. She was member of Hazelwood Christian Church. Friends will be received after 2 pm today at Thronburg Funeral Home Parker. Services 2 pm Sunday at the funeral home conducted by Rev George A Harris of East Lynn Christian Church. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery east of Farmland Indiana.
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Walbridge
Anderson Refuse Co
Elmenetary
George Soultz
Anderson Refuse Com
Marion — Services
George Spany
Soultz
Marion
Hugh Mingle
Chester Bausman
Board of Health
La.m
Diggs
John Uo
State Board of Health
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McCarel
Ust
Anderson
Oof
State Board of Health Laboratories
David Jones
Melvin Hocker
Thos. E. Platt
Dale
E. Croxton
J. G. Pierce
Robert Cooley
Jesse Biddle
John Manship
James Long
Chas. Walbridge
Catlin Whitehead
Earl J. McCarel
R. E. Speck
Walter Haynes
M. L. Lee
Ralph Ferguson
R. Baker
Jones I
John Whitaker
Noblesville
Glenn Whitaker
Indianapolis
Maurice Whitaker
Muncie
Paul Whitaker
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Church of ‘the Nazarene
Mohawk
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Grace Kegerris
Grace Downey Kegerris
Parker
Ind
Cleveland Kegerris
Ed Downey
Thronburg
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Coulter Continues Coaching After Five-Year Run
Coulter remains in charge after five years of coaching, continuing leadership on the team. The brief notes his ongoing role and steady tenure as a core figure on the program.
Rites For John Davis Age 88 Held At Park Place
John O. Davis 88 of 602 Milton Ave died Friday at home after retiring from the New York Central Railroad. He was born May 6 1873 in Swansea Wales and was a Park Place Methodist Church member. Survivors include wife Rebecca son John C Jr and three grandchildren. Services planned at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Also noted were services for Luther Parker and George A Harris. details include locations Park Place and East Maplewood Cemetery. Hog prices in Chicago weakened with 230 lb and lighter hogs selling around 16.75 to 17 dollars, heavier hogs down to 15.25, sows 12.50 to 15, no cattle sales reported. Sheep market offerings too meager for price tests.
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John O. Davis
Milton Ave
atSwansea
Wales
Thomas
Mary Jones Davis
Anderson
New York Central Railroad
Jed Davis
Washington, D. C
Becky Davis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Luther Parker
Mildred Ashby
Luther L. Parker
der Son
David
Baker
Baker Brothers Funeral
Reuters Funeral Home
George A. Harris
East Lynni
Funeral Home Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ernest Hamilton
Park Place
Chicago
New York
Thornton & McKinnon Ridays Street
Con
Asie Gas & Biec
Beth. Steel
Brunswick
Inland
Useameral General
General Motors
Aaeas
Goodyear
Bethlehem
Harvester
Johns-Manville cc
Monty ¥ Ward
Daw Jones
Minnerota
Semina
York
Matisseon
Baton
Pennsylvania
Dow Jones
Production Sets Continued On Record Gains In March
The reserve board noted gains in production of television sets, furniture and farm machinery. Industrial and transportation equipment output rose to new highs while retail sales reached a peak last month. Nonfarm employment rose by 50,000 to 34.8 million, and the wholesale commodity index stayed near levels from April in the prior three years. The U.S. population totaled 3,929,214 in 1190.
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The
Reserve Board
Marc
U.S
Shares Rally From Lows After Mixed Market Signals
Traders saw a rebound as stocks recover from early declines with modest gains across major indexes. Analysts note pockets of strength in sectors led by tech and financials while inflation fears and policy remarks keep volatility alive.
Hogs Remain Nearly Steady After Wide Stock Moves
New York stocks drifted with mixed results as Industrials posted gains while rails slipped to new yearly lows. Across markets, cattle and hog prices in Indianapolis showed steadier to firmer tones with early gains narrowing by close. The Dow Jones average registered modest gains amid uneven trading.
Soybeans End Trade Strong on Friday Market
Nearby soybeans and most wheat futures rose with demand in Chicago trading. Cattle and hogs held steady with calves and beef prices mixed. a Greenwood derailment damaged a grain elevator but caused no injuries.
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Vhicago
Aaca
Greenwood
Ind
Pennsylvania
Multiple Auctions Scheduled in Indiana and Nearby Towns
A series of public auctions and dispersal sales are listed across Indiana towns including Elwood Greenfield Anderson and Alexandria. Items range from household goods and antiques to farming tools and livestock with dates in April and auctioneers H D Kirk Joe Ross John Wire Warren Conway Lloyd Pettigrew Melvin and Frazier and others.
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Florence Benefiel Estate
4Th St
H. D. Kirk
Lds P.M. Warren
Lois Conway
I“ St. Elwood
Ind
John Wire
Joe Ross
Wayne W. Foland
Fairview
B.D. Kirk
Rita G. Black
Walnut St
Greenfield
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Lloyd Pettigrew
Holsteins & Hogs
Anderson Sale
Activiser
AML Melvin & Frazier
Admr
Alexandria
H. D Kirk
Audt
Audrey McCord
Admx
Anderson
Auct
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Andrew T. Hatcher
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Paweeneey Poms
Saad
White House
Vntal
Atlantic
Johnston
Hancock County
Feuvers
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Rosanna Jane
Inland Board
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Church of the Nazarene
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Scattergood
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Anderson, Ind
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