School Grades Listed and New Healing Substance Advertisement
The passage lists students by grade and teacher names from one to eight, then shifts to an advertisement claiming a healing ointment called Bio-Dyne offers pain relief and reduces swelling. It describes the product as a new discovery from a research institute, offered under Preparation H, and urges readers to ask at drug stores.
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New York
N. T
Spostal
Praparation
Noah Praforrr
School Staff Notes and Local Trip Report
A long list details staff assignments for Willam Bold janitor duties for several schools. It names teachers for first through eighth grades, and identifies music teachers, bus drivers, and janitors. Also mentions Camp Kikiha near Frankton and a Cincinnati trip. An Omaha bus incident is briefly described with a driver stopping, alighting, and retrieving a quarter.
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Will
Bea Angtit
Bes
Rile Jehnson
Willan
Cunningham
Scheel
Delores Manning
Lean ‘Marra
Decothy Liteng
Juanita Lewis
Marthe Humphries
Helen Frazier
Lois Waymire
Robert Parks
Lola Retherford
Ronam Tree
Hala Eppard
Orestes
Lucile Pittenger
Oréates
Loren Sizelove Jr
Russel Edgell
Alva Allen
Ben Sey
Lida Brooks
Jimmie
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Ohio
Delca-Remy Division Promotes Muncie Plant Leaders
Four Delca-Remy Division Battery plant officials in Muncie, all formerly of Anderson, are promoted. Staggenburg becomes plant manager, Nye becomes executive assistant to the general manager, Stanley shifts to works manager, and Kendall is named director of battery engineering and sales replacement.
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Belco-Remy
Delca- Remy Division
Muncie
Anderson
St. E. Nye
Wpar
H.G. Dawson
Herman J. Staggenburg
Mr. Nye
A. £. Stanley
Hower Jeft
Len
New Brunswick
T. L. Kendall
Tage One
Muncia
Stanley
Delco-Remy
Purdue University
N. J
Kendall
Greenfield
Ipd
Deleo Remy
Stux Dent
Owosso
Mich
Peter
Modrehinks
Proidrive
Sharon Moore
Ossawa
Nnwined
No Defense Found For Elm Diseases
Purdue University experts state no known cure exists for Dutch elm disease and phloem necrosis harming Indiana elms. They note European, federal, and state research has yet to yield an effective treatment, as infection often kills roots before visible signs appear. Coal reserves in Missouri total 264 million tons since 1806, about one percent of state reserves.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Indiana Scientific
ST. Louis
Missouri
Burglary Case Involving Juveniles With Adults Charged
In a New Castle case police traced 18 juveniles connected to a burglary ring. James H. Bridgeman 25 and Edgar Connor 34 were charged with second degree burglary and issuing fraudulent checks, respectively. Names of the juveniles were withheld as authorities noted loose organization.
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Sie
Biden
New Castle Park
James H. Bridgeman
Senators to be called as witnesses in McCarthy probe
Watkins warned that Senators Will Flanders Fulbright and Watkins would likely not be called unless they have direct knowledge and evidence. He said they would not be allowed to cross examine unless plaintiffs or parties. The committee will decide if McCarthy may invoke witnesses.
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Omniac
Flanders
Morse
Paor TL
McCarthy
Watkins
Fis
Sileut Nat Hath
City officials attend boys career day in Santa Monica
Randall M. Dorton, the city manager, introduces attendees at the city hall career day for boys. He notes the absence of the comedy superintendent and questions who is in charge while highlighting the extensive staff under that department. A separate Washington note observes more aged women than men in the United States.
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Santa -Monica
Catt
Randall M. Dorton
Dorton
Washington
United
States
State highway plan approval needed before bids advertised
Commissioners said approval of the plans by the State Highway Commission and the Federal Bureau of Roads is necessary before the Board of Commissioners can advertise for bids on the ardiech.
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Conlinwid
Fagsome Milling
Federa
Board of Commissioners
Township Levy Details and Bond Redemption Totals
A fragmented local levy summary outlines funding for a township including a total levy of $537 with allocations such as special school, library, transportation, and cumulative building funds. Figures show 41 special school, 71 cents, and $135,168 for school needs, plus bonds and transportation under separate cents allocations and a final total based on a per $3.29 assessment.
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Brary
Buick Price Edge Closer to Low-Price Three
Buick nudges above the traditional low price tier by a few dollars yet offers substantially more value. More room, greater comfort, stronger power, smoother ride, and solid durability accompany the car’s advanced styling that signals tomorrow.
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Buick
Immigration debate and Dornberger vow to fly to Tokyo
A chamber report claims immigration study harms economy and standard of living while a separate interview features Walter Dornberger announcing plans to fly from London to Tokyo in under two hours using two machines for extreme altitude and passenger transport. Charles R. Nowell of New Jersey pushes tax exempt foundations to defend themselves against alleged Communist front charges amid Reece committee scrutiny.
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THY
Hitler
London
Tokyo
Walter Dornberger
United States
Austria
Dornberger
Charles R. Nowell
New Jersey
United States Senate
Howell
Ford Foundation
Fund For the Republic
Reece
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Clifford Case
Senate
Drought prompts county drought committee reassignment
Drought conditions push state and county groups to seek disaster aid and relief measures. The county survey committees will include county executives, ASC chairmen, FHA supervisors, a banker, and others to coordinate actions. Aid could involve reduced hay imports, lower grain prices through the CCC, and possible treatment in the 1985 conservation program. Representatives from ISTC, Farm Bureau, Farmers Home Administration, Cooperative Association, motor truck group, National Hay Association, and Purdue University attended. State official Hurley G. Hook noted rains brought some relief but water remains scarce and wells and ponds are dangerously low, with water hauling ongoing in southern areas.
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ASC
FHA
Commodity’ Credit
Corporation
Indiana Agricultural’ Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farmers Home Administration
Cooperative Association
Indiana Motor ‘Truck Association
National Hay Association
Rand Purdue University
Hurley G. Hook
State Conservation Department
Diana
Department
Division of Water Resources
Hook
Farm price supports fight stirs Senate debate
Senators clash over parity and flexible supports as the dairy and farm price programs face modification. Aiken presses 80 to 90 percent parity while McCarthy urges full 100 percent. Douglas proposes scaled supports for basic crops to ease surplus and cut rigid price agreements.
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Senate
Aiken
Fulgencio Batista
Cubs Re
Jcow
Clee
Kaawland
Batista
McCarthy
Sen. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Schoeppel
House
Aub
Sen. Young
R-Nd
Sen
Thye
R-Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Midwest
North Dakota
Kansas
Douglas
Syat Bet
Stassen Defends AID Aid Claims On Britain Jet Program
Foreign Aid Chief Harold E. Stassen rejected a Senate staff report alleging Britain used U S military aid to gain advantage in jet transport plane development. He called the charge most inaccurate and said aid helped modernize the British Air Force without offsetting U S interests.
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Harald E. Stassen
Great Britain
United States
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tritalm
Delco Remy Budget Hike Promises Low City Tax Rate
The 1955 city budget proposal for Anderson targets a 1 141 49L tax bill, aided by a state gasoline tax refund and higher assessed property values. Despite initial department requests totaling $421,000 more, officials trimmed to a balanced plan with preserved services, noting the city may have one of the state's lowest tax rates for cities of comparable size. The article traces budget origins, personnel changes, and local context, including Delco Remy staff moves and historical notes.
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Pope
Planning Commission
Noland
Wright
Budget
Anderson J
Indiana
Obituaries from Anderson area deaths and services
Obituary notes list several Anderson area deaths including Lawrence Limbrock 32, a retired Midstates employee. Donna Lee Paschal infant daughter of Charles and family. Elsie Griswold 63 of 2801 Jefferson Street. Charles A. Daulton 80 with services at Central Christian Church. survivors include family members, funeral homes, and burial details. Funeral services set at Sells and Rowe, Harold E. Hozelle, East Maplewood Cemetery, and Memorial Park Cemetery with pastors and locations noted.
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Lawrence
Lombrock
Lawrences
Walton
Limbrock
Shermin
Midstates Steela ‘and Wire Company
Nellie Limbrock
Charles’ Limbrock
Anderson
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook’ Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Donna Lee -Paschal
Donna Lee Paschal
Charyes Paschal
St. John's Hospital
Miltie Paschal
Elsie Griswold
Elsie “Griswold
Dofferson St
Madiyon
Griswold
East Lynn Christian Church
Protective Home Circle
John Griswold
Falhemus and Shirey
Dalouilla
George. Marcis
New Columbus
Wilam Kiullias
Charlis A. Daulton
Charles Beckman
W. Lath St
Brown and
Burt Daulton
Rt 1
Greentown
Ray E
Daulton
Browns
Burs
Beckman
William Caulson
Felmingsburg
Gary Burke
Howard Lett. Ee
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