Madison County livestock and crop reports amid drought
The report details cattle shows with names like Buford Rathel and Kenwood Farms, listing senior, junior, and yearling classes and champions. It notes general drought effects on corn with an estimated 2.624 billion bushels, down from last year, and a 34 million bushel soybean forecast due to corn land diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
Deys
Ane Son
Chawlin
Rathel
Sony
David Stohler
Jmouth
Donald Fb
Keith Korer
David Stollery
Philip Stabler
Ted Monts Mamery
Richard Igh
Charles Lawler
Jautinier
Barbara Fish
Froy Mays
Ird
Hershel Trimble
Sun
Terry Atontgomery
Sth
Sandy Myers
Ast
Kenwood Farms
Jon Moftian
Karl T Hoffman
Red Poll
Leslie Shuler
Som
Don Gosset
Family
Short
Shorts
Lester Sig
Ter and Son
Herefords
Hoffman and Sons
Wand
Kenwood Farag
Beryl Wulf
Aan and Son
Ernie Emegeme
Interpretable Livestock Awards Listed in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary record lists Red Poll and Shorthorn classes with junior yearlings and calves. Names include Leslie Shuter and Son, Don Gossett and Family, Lester Sigler and Son, Jay Peters and Son, Schuyler, and Arthur Gossett. Indicates multiple firsts seconds and champions across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meelwon Ngueat
Jane Ey Ings
H. L. Hottman
Lone
Kenwood Farm
George W. Biker
Jen
Keith Trimble
Charles Lawlor
Yn Hoffman
Buns
Charles Lawler
George W. Baker
Ted Montgomery
Keith Heath
Beryl Huffman
Kenwood Farms
Lois
Susan Rudy
Donald
Lons
Donald EB. Paddock
Judy
Don Gossett
Angus Steers
H. VU. Arnett
Keesling Bros
Howard L. Stottlemyer
Leslie
Drought Impacts Crops and Prospects in Fall Harvest
Drought continues to affect crops including jeans, dry peas, tobacco, sugar cane and sugar beets. Collen shows improvement while rust worsens wheat prospects. Winter wheat outlook remains uncertain as conditions stress farming regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Collen
Construction venture funded by revenue bonds in each country
Thousands attend ceremonies at a rural field as workers break ground in a 13 000 population village. A dynamite blast near Barnhart Island sends dirt and water jets 200 feet high as Dewey fires the charge amid crowds in Cornwall St Laurent and Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage Onn
Dewey
Barnhart Island
Cornwall
St. Laurent
Frost
Otto John to reveal reasons for Soviet zone stay
Otto John former head of West Germany security forces said this week he will make more public statements about why he remains in the Soviet zone of Germany. The Munich news photo publication Illustrated reports the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto John
West Germany
Germany
Munich
Illustrated
Chinese Nationalists clash with Communists near Formosa
The Central News Agency reports a naval engagement off Tungshan Island near Formosa. Nationalist China claims three Communist ships were damaged and that the Nationalist flotilla remained in patrol positions with undisclosed strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Tar
Lous
Formosa
Deloose
Central
Tungshan Island
Anderson Obituaries and Local Notices
Multiple obituaries and notices from Anderson and surrounding towns detail deaths of Levee Me Slone Dubendorfer Stone aged about 60, George Ray Bell, Bonnie McAtee, Lawrence Limbrick, Donna Lee Paschal, Elsie Grismore Montgomery, and others. Items note burial plans, family survivors, and funeral home arrangements with religious services at St Josephs, Memorial Park Cemetery, and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lee Paschal
Harold & Rozelle Pur Aeral
Charles Paschal
John's Hospital
W.loff Webb
Irondale Church of Gad
Invermont
East Maplewood
Phillips Funeral Attends Nephew Service in New York
Lester Merrill Phillips 47 formerly of Anderson died Tuesday at home after a two year illness. Survived by widow Evelyn Mae and three children plus two sisters a brother and father. Body to Brown and Burk Funeral Home Anderson with no arrangements yet. Mary Sullivan travels to New York for Rev Paul Skehan funeral and services at Church of St Vincent Ferrer with burial in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Bonnie McAter
Bonnie
McAtes
Eife
Wilbur McAtee
St. John's Hospital
Tipton
Anderson
Ira
McAfee
Tolorado
Beat Lynn Christian Church
Phyllis Kel Om
Pasadena
Calif
Idadonns Jeffers
Warren
Ohio
Thomas Hulse
Mary McAfee
Kenneth Schaffner
Raymond Brown
Yeletian Smith
California
Helen McCarty
Verna Brown
Brown
George Harris
East Lynn
Edward
Montgomery
Flsie Griswold
Sharpsville
Tatellay
Bernicee Brahai
Hazel Gossett
Lee Montgomery
Summitsville
Tucheran
New Columnus
Hhe Church
Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home
Lester M. Phillips
Linwood
Lester Merrill Phillps
Deleg Remy Division
Hancock County
Phimps
Evelyn Mae Phillips
Beverly Ja Thomas
Charline Sue Phillips
Clifford Max Phillips
Alice Arnett
Ingallé
Mary Ellison
W. TR. Phillips
Chesterfield
William W. Phillips
Thei! Brown and Bulz
Mary Sullivan
Wyeth
New York
Paul [Skehan
Rome
Italy
Skehan
Church of St. Vincent
Skehans
Formree
Touhy Freed on Habeas Writ in Chicago Prohibition Case
Roger Touhy a notorious Chicago gangster known as The Terrible was released this week after serving years of a long kidnapping sentence. Judge John P. Barnes granted habeas relief and Touhy posted no $10,000 bond to guarantee availability for a government appeal as he spoke of grudges from his imprisonment and hoped to pursue sports outside Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
the Terrible
Parole Board Sets 1958 Consideration for Stephenson Case
The board ruled Stephenson ineligible until 1958 and named a year opening to reconsider pending parole requests. At the first August session, thirteen parole applicants were approved for release upon welfare approvals, including inmates with life terms for murder and other felonies across several Indiana counties. Notable cases include Kelly Petilla, winner of the Indianapolis 500, and others in Vanderburgh, Vigo, and Lake counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage
Algo
Kelly Petilla
Indianapolis
James Alexander
Vanderburgh County
Evans-ville
Andy’ Oliver Webster
Ohio County
James Roberts
Grand Larceny
Sherman Evans
Lake County
Henry Thomas
Marion County
Nelson Fludolph
Mare Fon
Alvin Bray
Hancnck County
Thomas Layton
SS Joseph County
John Mehalso
Robert Firkel
Joe Smith Taken To Veterans Hospital In Indianapolis
Joe Smith of 618 B Fourth Street was transported to the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis by the Harold E Rozelle ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. John's
Julia Alberts
W. 12Th St
St. John’s Moss Altar
Harold BE. Rozelle
Joe Smith
B. 4Th St
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Harold E. Rozelle
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TB Association
Atst
Lester Clever
Iger & Family
Duford
Ty Tuberculatin Association
Willito
Velma Gary
Fidet
Aikerreas
Wanda Kay Mallowell
Ge Ie
Eugene Clevenger
Or A Weee Camloneal
Tance
25Th & Meridian
Mobil
Mobilgan
Reducay
Gumentita
Mobili
Kowad
Angina
Socony
Mobilgas
Everybody's Oil Corp
Anderson, Frankton and
Mlwood
Phonm
Laura Stone
Elwood Lone
East Germany
Geeinen
Valtys
Levee
Mula
Meccy
Shay Wan
St. Joseph'ily
Stone
Grand
Duchy
Luxembourg
Joseph
Pauline
Her
Legion
George Ray Bell
Girl Scouts
Resoliy
Middletown
George Ray
Bell
Mechanicsburg
United Nations
Munity
North
Eighth St
St. John’s
Hospital
Hiness
Tak Jnen
Jesse
Dilly Ball
Henry County Highway Department
Indiana
New Castle
Bristol
Effie Bell
Ward Bell
Pully BE. Bell
Kokomo
Clifford Fuqua
Kenosha
Wiss . I
Ballard and Shirey
A. F. Agene
Miller
Lawrence Limbrock
Lawrence Limrock
Sherman
Sells and Lowe
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Midtates, Sleep and Wire Company
Nolwe Limbrock
Brothe
Charles Limbrock. Anderson
Nyc
Stephenson
Madison
Conner
Brown Ont
Toreral Roms
Foma
Pletcher Se
Pepe Bed
Chikago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Atlanta
Angi Faducar
Lown
Keyhome
Ore
Ssa
Eas
Hassas
Seaee
Hundrady
Tra Tepether
Anderson US Terminal
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