90 Negro Youth Open Slum Project in Washington
Washington AP reports Pride Inc led by Catfish Mayfield launches a 5,300,000 program to employ about 900 Black youths, cleaning up slums and providing work at $56 a week for one month. Volunteers from the Washington Urban League and United Planning Organization assist. Marion Barry and community leaders praise the effort as self‑help and groundwork for year‑round programs amid high dropout and prison‑record figures.
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Washington
Catlish Mayfield
Uhay
Calfioh
Catfish Mayfield
Pride, Inc
Catfish
Washington Urban League
United Planning Organization
Tae Man
Pride
Avery
Lorton Reformatory
Jesus
Marion Barry
Elwood Mercy Hospital Report Highlights Admissions
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital report lists admissions including Mark Gillam Ri and Tintane Mee Tele. Details are incomplete due to fragmented OCR but indicate new patient intakes at Elwood facility.
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Elwood
Fery Hospital
Mark Gilam'af
Tintane
Elwood Social Activities Reported in 1920s Notes
Elwood gathering notes list attendees from Elwood Frankton and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Elwood Ted Tuchinsky Kenneth Gentry Marty Douglas and Rose Gardens participants. A hospital patient is Gilson manager of Elwood J C Penney and ambulance events involve Dale Davis.
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Sgec
Summitvne
Elwood
Ted ‘Tuchinsky
Cenneth
Marty Douglas
Kilisadale Rose Gardens
Nurs
Frankton
Cecil Ralphlery
Thole
S. A
Jat Castelton
Mein
Thomas Opton
Michael Davis
Fredericka Eliserich
U. 5
Tipton
Richard
Lake
Thomas Kelleh
Gillson
Wailer Gilson
Elwood J. C. Penney
Comunity Hospital
Indianapolis
Ambularce
Dale Davis
Main St
Mercy Hospital
Robert Long Hospital
York and Dunnichay
Six Indicted in Counterfeit Money Plant
Six Cuban ex congressmen and others were indicted on conspiracy charges for a plot to counterfeit up to a million dollars in U S currency. Authorities say notes were produced using photo offset methods at locations in Manhattan and Bergenfield New Jersey and stored in two Manhattan apartments. A seventh suspect, a U S citizen with Puerto Rican extraction, was also indicted. The scheme allegedly funded anti Castro activities and involved notes seized by federal agents in New York and related cities.
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New York
U.S
Bergenfield
Wrath
W. St. St
Manhattan
Secret Service
Beenls
Baltiote Md
Thote
Mmiami
Byer
Geste Gonzalez Carta
Congress
Encin Batis
Fidel Caste
Elwood Woman Grace Ripperger Dies at 63
Mrs. Grace EB. Ripperger, 63, of 1500 South T Street, Elwood, died at Mercy Hospital after an illness. She was born in Madison County in 1911 and married Raymond M. Ripperger last Sunday. A church service honored Rev. Jerome Johnson and family, with Ralph Bohlanders and Glenn Auxter officiating. reception followed at the Lutheran Church. An Elwood school event notes a Panthers Band Parents meeting at 7:30 PM in the high school band room to meet the new director.
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Jerome Johnson
St. Jono’s
Luther
John
Louise Jan
Caylor Delawler
Jalmsus
Lpeb
Madison Coun
Rayan
Rippe
Elwood
MM. Ripperger
Ralph Bohlanders
Glenn
Auxter
Johnson
Elaine
Kirsten
Marnie
Lutheran Church of Band
Panther Band Parents Association
J. Edward Holland
Catriel
Ceme
Her
Fessler
Dom, Ley
Three In Race For Mayor In Indianapolis
Indianapolis voters face a three way mayoral race as Hugh E. Berndt enters as an independent challenging Democratic incumbent John J. Barton and Republican Richard Lugar. Berndt accuses the major parties of costlier government and machine politics, citing a voters’ weariness of two party choices. The piece also notes Berndt’s Bloomington-rooted family background and describes local funeral notices for Elwood residents.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hugh E. Berndt
Bloomington
John J. Barton
Richard Lugar
Berndt
Marriage Licenses In Anderson Area Listed
Marriage licenses issued in Anderson area include David Michael Jones of Chesterfield with Gloria Gail Farr of Nixterson. Frederick Earl Allender of Auseron with Payllis Inez Murdock. Leo Wilford Smith and Geneva Powell. Jackie Lea Smith with Cara Lat Brown Pendle on. Ronald Eugene Bockutt with Joyce Ann Amerson. John Charles Shaw with Carle Ruth Matingly. Richard Essiborn Potts Jr of Toledo with Jama Lee Doonges. Douglas Swiftard with Linda Diane Chesser.
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David Michael Jones
Chesterfield
Gloria Gail Farr
Nixterson
Frederick Earl Allender
Auerson
Payllis Inez
Murdock
Anderson
Leo
Wilford Smith
Geneva Powell
Jackie Lea Smith
Cara Lat Brown
Pendle
Ronald Eugene Bockutt
Joyce Ann Amerson
John Charles Shaw
Carle Ruth Matingly
Gary
Richard Essiborn Potts
Toledo
Ohio
Jama Lee Doonges
Douglas Switfard
Linda Diane Chesser
Health heads top Branigin pay in state salaries
State records show three health officers appointed by Branigin on straight salaries. William F. Sheeley at $35,004, Andrew Offutt at $81,000, and J R Gansbill at $ is paid. The governor’s mansion allowance boosts his pay, ranking second highest. About 1,300 state employees earn more than $19,000 yearly, roughly one in 49 on the payroll. Seven state hospital superintendents earn about $26,700 annually plus allowances.
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Ager Darang Rake
D. Branigin Rani
William F. Sheeley
al Ipest
Andrew Offutt
Alth
JR. Gansbill
Vernor
Nlae
Area Students Enroll In Purdue Study Course In Anderson
Forty four area students signed up for Purdue University's How to Study in College course offered through the Office of Continuing Education in Anderson. The program, conducted by Madison County Extension agents, targets recent high school graduates preparing for college this fall. Appellate and state officials’ salaries are noted in the report, with details on subsistence and allowances for members during the legislative session.
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Anderson
Max Beigh
Anderson Area
Office of
Berry
Madison County
Purdue University
28Th Street
Indianapsian
Rouse
Harald’ Jerry
Jerson High School
Pam
Shirley Quate
Purdue
Thelne
Ithe High School
BH. Ebbertt
Arian
Herslow
Markleville
George F. Mingle
Pendleton
Larry Allen
Zirkle
New Castle
Lanny Fonters
Orestes
Yvonne Parker
Muncie
Clint Pletcher
Pierceton
Mike Estep
Chesterfield
Janice Kluth
Laral Rita Richwind
Zaeenepal
Robert Baker
Jey Steener
U.S
James M. Cook
Indiana
Citi-University
Thelisaapolis
Estimatzons
Afws
Atetica
CSFA
William B
Indianapolis
Norris
Cleveland
Dollars For
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Banaaiatvate
Big Sonanapolis
Enjin
Charl W. Cook
Cook
Night adult high school classes register Sept 6
Registration opens 7:50 to 9:20 pm for Anderson High School adult night courses lasting 18 weeks. Two classes meet weekly with sessions on Monday Wednesday or Tuesday Thursday. Classes cover biology bookkeeping civics economics English typing health and more as students pursue graduation credits.
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Anderson High
Eran
Segui Iron Anderson High School
Dati
Noel Doug
Princips Ipa
Clude
Civic Theatre to Present Hasty Heart in Riviera Shows
Anderson Civic Theatre announces final regular season production The Hasty Heart by John Patrick will be staged in Riviera Theatre tour performances Friday through Sunday August 19. The cast and crew include Joli Patrick and Jock Hunter with tickets limited and registration closing September 8 at 4 p.m. from local adult education and Riviera Theatre box office.
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Anderson Civic Theatre
Joli Patrick
Riviera Theatre
Jock F. Hunter
Anderson
Anc
Memiscera ‘Registralion
Public School
Purdue says harvest prices to average for corn and soybeans
Purdue University economist Dr Paul Robbins says Indiana corn price may average around 1.05 to 1.20 per bushel with weather and local supply influences. Soybeans are expected to hover near 2.50 per bushel. The report also notes Indiana crop estimates, Dollars for Scholars chapters growth, and hay drying tips.
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PU Ag
Lafayette
Indiana
Pardue University Agriculturin
Pail R. Robins
Robbins
Detroit
Sleeping Sickness Toll Reported in Formosa
Officials report sleeping sickness has claimed 45 lives this year in Formosa all victims under one year old. The disease caused 102 deaths there in 1265.
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Formosa
YMCA Schedule Highlights and Evening Events
At the YMCA today events include Industrial Safety at noon, a Crippled Children Dinner at 12:30, Kiwanis at 6, Chief Anderson Lions at 6:30, and Toastmasters. Evening activities feature Youth programs from 8:15 to 2:15 with lobby and game areas, swimming lessons, gym classes, and group swims. Pre school and day camp swim sessions run through the afternoon with special events and trips scheduled.
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C of
Industrial Safely
Crippled Children
Kiwanis
Anerson Lions
Toastmasters
Lobby
Boon
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York report describes a scientific institute’s claim that a medication named Preparation H can shrink hemorrhoids in many cases. It reportedly relieves itching and pain, reduces swelling, and eases bowel movements without narcotics or stinging agents. The preparation comes as ointment or suppository and requires no prescription.
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New York N. Y
New York City
Washlington
D.C
Midwest
Swipe Button Mystery Draws Attention
A provocative prompt asks who carries the swipe button, sparking curiosity about the device's user and its public role. The line hints at a tech or security theme, inviting speculation on responsibility and control in a modern setting.
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Sai
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital
Pipe Creek
NG Crown Point
Ind
Norman Knochs
Noss Truch
Comepanions
Teddy Pace
Tadith Blonton
Barey Wuw
Texico
Tuschinsky
Germany
Tuschy Jiosky
Court Gardens
Herrenhausen
Hanover
Pal Garden
Frankfurt
Perry Carmelious
King Leeson
Firs
Ernest Davies
W.C. Mays
George Hellmansperger
Richard Eaton
Heaton
Dea Tompkins
Birs
John Marsh
Harley Maddock
Denver Mays
Perry Cornalius
Poole
Township Furd
Environmental Sanitad
Frederic M
Hedley
Indiana Wolins
National Echnical College
Merton Stanley
Public Service Commis
Sion
Donald H. Sauer
Department of
Anthony Kuharich
Williams
May
Souther Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital
Philip Bayt
C. Patrick Clancy
Public Service Commission
Martin L. Hayes
John T. Hatchett
Joseph G. Wood
Elwood Library
Ube
Branigin
Vision of Adu
Roceccard “Hain Ba Howe Om
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Civic Theatre
Ayerston Ue We Unin
United States
Play
Wright John Patrick
Loverseas
New Africa
Burma
America
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Aafsaa
Richard Basehart
John Land
Anne Burr
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Eliss Isle
Demaike Kyle
Alexandria
Karen McNett
Deborah ‘Flanders
Noblesville
Spa Walfred
Nobbesville
Thomas Wood
Edward A Ree
Man
George Bennett
Harry Blowers I
Ruth Ann Bowman
David Broonenberg
Steven
Bob Jock
den Cameron
Deen Y Chater
Greesty
Leesa Wick
Cherv] Tanas
Tixhhio Kina
Yn Laughlii
Lacey Luntsfor
Paul McKnight
Mary Patterson
Joseph Pierce
Thom Rodersson
de. Shari Stefer
Connie Sisson
Steve Spaugh
Dennis Its
Mark Stine
Steve Surbaneh
Anita Will
Wite
Ey Moiliruman
Nanimrmend
Indiana Project
Merchants Bank Building
Iif
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Layne, Sr. C
Kerry
Christopher
Shady Lane
Loak Park
Orghom Sudan
Purdue Universty Extension Agronomists
Bloomington OR Bust
Herald and Bulletin Cerriers
Carnielees
Affernion
Herald
Rge
Indiana College OF Business & Tecknology
West
Pasens
Aes
TNS
Bloominglan
Indiana Boys’ Club
Wilson's Boys
Roris Connor
Willie Jones
Corral Conner
Aine Kruger
Boys! Club
Dalco- Remy
Harald Phista
Atymca
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Rao
Ali
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