Baptists Hold State Youth Convention in Anderson
Rev. Richard Broholm of Baptist University Wisconsin headlines the Indiana Baptist Youth Convention in Anderson. More than a thousand high school youth attend a three day event at First Baptist Church with sessions on civic life humanity and church university relations. Dr. Charles Boddie assists in the Sunday service marking Higher Education Day.
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Richard Broholm
Baptist University
University of Wisconsin
Indiana Baptist Youth Convention
Anderson
Two Worlds
First Baptist Church
Broholm
Indiana Baptist
Baptist
Ann Phillips
Dale Green
First
Mounds
Meadowbrook
Me. Broholm
New Age
Charles Boddie
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Baptist Youth Meeting
Anderson Women Groups See Meetings Across Town
Local clubs including Mesdames Gughton and Humphrey chair the Suwannee chapter at 1:30 p.m. and Kamala Club hosts at 7:30 p.m. Pink Ladies prepare for a 9:30 a.m. general meeting at Anderson High School with new board members to be elected and speeches by state and regional auxiliary leaders. Draft news reports the Army will draft 4,000 men in June, down 6,000 from May.
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Anderson Country Club
John R. Gughton
Charles Humphrey
Suwannee
ITSC
Roscoe Lee
Beverly Terrace
Frank Thomas
Egal Wright
Mother's Club
Ernie Nichols
Red Men's Hall
W. 9Th St
Bertha Antrim
Pink Ladies
Anderson High School
J. H. Bolles
Dan Harrold
Indiana State Auxiliary
Bruce Green
Muncie
Washington
UPI
Army
Three Muncie Girls Hurt In Accident
Yesterday afternoon a one car crash on county road 650 North near Gaston left three Muncie girls injured. Chress Hersberger 16 drove a 1955 Oldsmobile into a ditch and rolled over. Pearl Jebed 15 and Endenia Roberts 15, both of Muncie, suffered facial and leg lacerations and were treated and released by a Muncie doctor. The Madison County Sheriff's Department investigated, Deputy Joe McPhearson leading the inquiry.
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Muncie
Gaston
Chress [Hersberger
West 15Th St. iMuncie
Pearl Jebed
Endenia Roberts
West 11Th St
I Doctors
Madison County Sheriff's Dept
Joe McPhearson
Senate Tax Package Faces House Dissent On Revenue Plan
The tax package aims for about 190 million dollars more revenue in 1963-65 and would retroactively apply from April 1. After second reading amendments, it returns to the House for concurrence or dissent, expected Wednesday morning. Minority leader Rack says only a few Democrats would back it, while majority leader Edwards predicts defeat, arguing it falls short of state needs.
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Robert L. Rack
D-Anderson
Charles W. Edwards
Spencer
Edwards
State tax bill faces deadlock in conference committee
A $1.43 billion 1963-65 state budget awaits a four-way Senate-House conference as lawmakers tussle over higher gross income and sales taxes. Republicans back a plan to raise rates. Democrats pushed an adjusted gross tax with exemptions and a $6 per person credit. A separate case notes James Hill Jr. pleading guilty to vehicle taking and receiving a jail sentence.
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Senate
Circuit Court
Harold E. Smith
Marjorie
Ean
John C. Ruckelshaus
McCord
Anderson Blue
Indianapolis
A. Morris Halls
J. Miller
Marion
J. Miller and Associates
Coi-L
Kelner & Yelton
Torneys
James Henderson Doulson
James Henderson Ferguson
Fred Robertson
Haskell Schuffman d
Schuffman's Furniture Store
Lage
Elsie Clapper
Plevin
Pieroni
Hynes
Dixon
Dixon Andjby Democrats, Would Have al jMarsh, of “Muncie
Superior Court
Helen Rich
Buy Rich, Com
Plaint
House
Kelley
Arnold
Kel
Wiean Court
State of
Indiana
James Hilll, Jr
Defendent
Carl Smith
Madison County
YMCA Schedule Highlights From Today
Today at the YMCA features luncheons at 2:00 and 12:00 underwriters and Salvation Army at 1:00 plus a Jady Lions dinner. Evening activities include Howe Fire at 9:00 and various swimming and gym events for boys girls and cadets with multiple listed time slots.
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Salvation Army
Jady Lions
Howe
Aqua Belles Club
Contested Appointments and Legislation Across States
Officials debate filling vacancies from resignations in Michigan City and Riverside while a federal plan to withhold funds from Mississippi advances. Congress weighs a constitutional amendment to shift appointment methods in state government and a surgery for Senator Hartke is scheduled in Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Washington
UPI
Plan 4-H Officer Training School At Frankton Monday
Plans are under way for the annual 4-H Officers Training School to be held Monday April 22 at Frankton High School at 7 30 p.m. County clubs will send presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers song leaders recreation leaders and health and safety leaders to sessions in each area. Training will be led by officers of the 4-H Junior Leader Organization with help from 4-H leaders. The officers will gain information to help them better serve their clubs during the coming 4-H season.
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Frankton High School
Blessed relief from arthritis advertisement offers free book
An armless promotional notice promises a free book on curing arthritis without drugs or surgery. It claims a non medical method to address the root cause and prevent deformities, urging prompt mail request to The Ball Dept. Excelsior.
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Excelsior
Pastor Chamblin Joins Anderson Baptist Pemple
Rev. Ken Chamblin named pastor of Anderson Baptist Pemple at 2017 Main St. He previously served as assistant pastor at First Baptist Church in Hammond Indiana and held roles in Christian education youth work and music across several states including California Texas Oklahoma Tennessee and Indiana.
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Temple
Ken Chamblin
Anderson Baptist Pemple
Main St
Chamblin
First Baptist Church
Hammond
Ind
Ack Ityles
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennes ‘Eee
Indiana
Olahama Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
U.S. Army
Optimist Club Elects New Officers at Chesterfield Meeting
The Chesterfield Optimist Club held its semi monthly meeting at Pine Manor with President Tom House presiding. Clyde Hanfan was elected president with Jerry Marshall as vice president and Charles Moore as vice president, along with directors Jack Riley and Les Roberts. Plans were finalized for the eighth annual pancake breakfast at the Western Hotel on May 3 to raise funds for the youth program.
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Chesterfield Optimist Club
Pine Manor
Tom House
Clyde Hanfan
Jerry Marshall
Charles Moore
Jack Riley
Les Roberts
Western Hotel
School board eyes restraint on teacher pay hike amid budget debate
The board weighs a proposed teacher raise totaling 852 239 plus 136 352 for late 1963 quarters and 68 1 cents tax increase based on a 1 009 000 valuation while expressing concern over final budget outcomes in the General Assembly. A teachers committee spokesman accuses talking of tax relief as unfair if more money is available.
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Wold
General Assembly
Naval Reserve Training Concommnittee
Muncie
Reserve Sur
Freedom Trailer 7 railer schedule and teacher pay talks
A series of campus events across April and May lists times and locations for the Freedom Trailer display at Sth Street School Edgewood Hazelwood Westvale Riley Highland and other sites. The Teacher Federation seeks pay increases up to about 1000 dollars annually for many city teachers while plans discuss basic teaching schedules, maintenance staff, and administrative costs with final adoption possible in May. A columnist from Ball State will speak during Journalism Week at Madison Heights and Mississinewa High near Marion.
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Hity
Ieril
Sears Park
Mathews
Mth
Tol Street
Schoal
South Side
Maine High School
Tenance
East System
Toth Street
Centre Junior High
Par Place
Lowfellow School
Wash- Muncie
Ind
UPIX
Marquisington
jChilds
Mead- Tyninist
Ball Stateyowdrock
Teachers College
Madison Heights
East School
Indiana
Madde
Ison Heights
Ball State
Indiana High School Press Associ
Mississinewa High School
Yation
Marion
East Side Steel Price Hikes Cause Market Jolt
The page notes price increases of about five dollars per ton on hot and cold rolled steel and related products set to take effect at midnight. It details reactions from Kennedy and major firms, a stock market wobble as U S Steel moves, and potential consumer impact via higher prices on durable goods.
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Kennedy
Bethlehem Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Wemneg PepUunNe
Uuyluer
United Steel
Rober Freeman
W. L. Bond
Caracas
Venezuela
Don Hull
En Mand
Tenth Street
Iron Age Magazine
Hul
Armen
U.S. Steel
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Aecetine
Don Roush
Ray Westerman
Neous Woru Myrle Preston
Broadway
Hiles
Beech
Marian Withers
East Side Community Club
Ray Weeds
Navy Reserve pilot recalls wartime service and postwar shifts
The retired officer describes F4U Corsair missions over Japan and a prisoner of war experience near Tokyo. He recounts postwar careers in industry and military training, noting reduced earnings and plant expenditures at United States Steel affecting employment and profits.
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United States’ Steel
Measured Mile Run Tied to Submarine Case Court Testimony
Testimony links a measured mile route near the YMCA to a maritime incident and rescue operations. Navy officials testify about signals picked up by the Seawolf and the Thresher search effort near Indianapolis and the Atlantic fleet action as the court reconvenes.
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Hecker
American Airlines
Thresher
San Francisco Bay Area
Delta DC
Navy
Indianapolis
Ind
Ramage
Seawolf
USS Sullivans
Newport
Boston
Sullivans
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Mark Stout 73 of Arlington Ihd died after a heart attack Monday evening. Survived by daughter Sylvia Nash and Merl Stout. services at Rushville Moster Funeral Home Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial in Arlington Cemetery. Margaret Dille McGinnis Miami Fla died Tuesday morning. Survived by parents two sisters and two nephews. Services Saturday morning in Miami. Eva F Shultz 75 of Rt 3 Funeral 1:30 today Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Burial Brookside Cemetery. Guy A Robinson 120 W Sth St owner of Anderson Brags Foundry funeral 9 a.m. today at Shef arold Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial West Maplewood Cemetery. Edward Whisler 80 Main St funeral 1:30 today Methodist minister officiating. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Ethel Crawford 67 Nellie St died Sunday night final rites 10 a.m. today Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Sark Stout
Mark Stout
Arlington, Ihd
Srs
Sylvia Nash
Fletcher
Anderson
Merl Stout
Arlington
Rushville
Moster Funeral Home
Arlington Cemetery
Margaret Dillie McGinnis
Margaret Dille McGinnis
Miami
Fla
John Dille
Jane Anderson
Elnora Harris
Florida
Vanarsdale
Eva Shultz
Harry Smith
Eva F. Shultz
Emery Shultz
Rt. 3
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Brookside Cemetery
Gay A. Robinson
Guy A. Robinson
W. Sth
Anderson Brags
Shefarold I. Rozelle
Fred Lanan
First Presyterian Church
Orvice
West Maplewood Cemetery
Henry Gante
Sam Litzenverger
James Yattan
Ward Sarc
Wiliam Rhoton
James BR. Jay
John Westerfield
John Bhis
Edward Wiisler
Edward Whisler
Main St
Earl [Mler
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ethel Crawford
Ethel TL Crawford
Harry L. ‘Crawford
Nellie Sr
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Deaths In Madison and Nearby Counties
Edna Estelle Brunson 56 Greenfield died Sunday at her home. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with interment in Ramage Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Also noted are naval Thresher disaster references and Seawolf submarine activities with no clear direct link to Brunson.
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Lastland Son Funeral Home
Ramage
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Edna Estelle Brunson
Pratt St
Greenfield
Thresher tragedy notes and industry price shifts
The report cites delayed Navy notification of the Thresher tragedy and notes rising prices across the steel and electrical machinery sectors. It mentions 299 employees in a search operation and employment changes with 40 workers released, plus concerns over costs and wage adjustments amid a competitive market.
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Plein UL Lmu Ui Otereen
Ramage
Thelater
Shin H ‘Emeleare Warn
Adda Gnvsll
Suuwy
Ili
Stanley Hecker
Peror
Vesk
John Leskowski Dies in Elwood at 84
John J. Leskowski 84 of 1401 South G Street Elwood died at his home Tuesday at 7 pm after a two year illness. He was born January 23 1875 in Leipzig Germany and lived in Elwood 50 years. He was a Tin Plate Co retiree and member of St Joseph Catholic Church Eagles Lodge and Woodmen of the World. Surviving are wife Mary H Eizenber Leskowski, three sons Frank Tipton John and Henry Dayton, a stepson Edward Eizenber and stepdaughter Helen Nowak, a sister Janie Bizenber 19 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call York and Dunnichay Funeral Home after 7 pm today with funeral arrangements pending.
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John J. “Lesko” Leskowski
South
Leipzig
Germany
Peter
Josephine Leskowski
The
Tin Plate Company
St. Joseph Catholic
Janie Bizenber
Cleaveland
York and Dunnichay
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D-Blosmington
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Shawley
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Civil Rights Commission
Mississippi
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Wnn
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Richard New‘house
Morristown
Frankton
Wahn Dean
Anderson Township
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Anderson City
Optimist Club
Times OF Refreshing Services
Great Commission
W. 25Th St. Anderson
Rauzh H. Gray
ALL Ladies
Anderson Bargain Store
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Sth Street
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Wilkinson
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Watchine
Pete Wee Cees
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Lie Snyaik
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Wheeling Steel Corp
Chanics
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Veue
John
Rees
Columbus
James A. Kirtley
Crawfordsville
William J. Brighton
Terre Jaute
Page
St. Mary’s Boosters Club
Wed
SMS
Pilgrim Holiness
Kermit Farlow
Sophie
N.C
Pilgrim Holiness Church
24Th
Delaware Sts
Kenneth Ashby and Sons
Ernest Carroll
John Leskowski
Dial
Cee
Bila
Phan Ful
E. 12Th Street
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Buts
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