Installation of George Hackett Post officers andAuxiliary
In Alexandria Fort Wayne area ceremonies installed officers including George Slea from Alexandria as post commander Alyso Healhy and Ed 1h sanaerion finance officers Fortson Elwood and Everett Welborn with Fred Canteron Anderson as sergeant at arms. The event featured three numbers by the Gestte Hackett Chorus and Eunice Koliros elected president of the George Hackett Post Auxiliary, with Jeanette le Hoy as salate president.
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Elwood
George Sleafron
Alexandria
Alyso Healhy
Frankton
Thaptals
Fred Canteron
Anderson
Gestte Hackett Chorus
Ander
Astaight
George Hackett
Eunice Koliros
Jeanette le Hoy
Salate
Comedian Prison Fire at Kingston Cell Block Claimed by Flare
A mid afternoon blaze at Kingston prison central cell blocks started on the roof from defective wiring during repairs. Guards held 70 aboard the high wall to thwart escapes as prisoners worked under close watch. The roof collapse spread flames, but the fire was believed under control earlier before the roof fell in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Kingston Pentehery
Tosa High Walla
Painting's Value Jumps To $1 Million
In South Rend Indiana an amateur restored a wool painting measuring 20 by 23 inches that suddenly rose from 430 dollars to a million. Dr Maurice H Goldblatt Notre Dames gallery rector appraised the work after it was brought in by Dr Hunay R Teichert of Chicago a decadecalator. Teichert said the artist was unknown and the restoration revealed a Da Vinci Madonna and Child that the curator called electrifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Rend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Maurice H. Goldblatt
Notre Dame
Hunay R. Teichert
Chicago
Goldblatt
Saudi Arabia Seeks End to Foreign Aid Program
Washington reports Saudi Arabia has asked to discontinue U S foreign aid. the Foreign Operations Administration plans to pull its three man mission active since 1952. The move comes amid broader U S aid withdrawals and related tax settlement details involving the American Distilling Co and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saudi Arabia
United States
Admnistration
Burma
U.S
Severnment
Pekin
U. S
Israel
Tts
Peoria, I
Robbery at Andrews bank nets cash in vault escape
The Andrews branch of the First National Bank in Upper Marlboro near Washington was robbed of cash after the bandits locked eight inside the vault. MSgt. Lewellyn Baldwin, a witness, described the escape lever that freed the hostages within minutes. Police chase and suspect details follow as investigators link the incident to earlier bank robberies at nearby Meade base.
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Andrews
Robbecy
Washington
Mir
Pam
AEDT
Pammen
Lewellyn Beldwitt
Pottstown
First National Bank
Maryland
Upper
Marlboro
Andrews Field
B. B. Sasgeer
Thel
Ft. Meade
Bec
Indiana Guard Praised by Governor in Annual Report
Gov notes Indiana National Guard 3rd Division as highly proficient and improved. Camp Grayling training in late July praised by Lt Gen Kean, with observers rating 48 units superior, 49 excellent, 19 satisfactory and none unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guard
Ceol
United States
Camp Grayling
Mich
Craig
W. B. Kean
Indiana Guard
Marriages and Licenses Listed for Pendleton and Anderson Couples
A list of marriage licenses and unions includes James E. Brown and Beulah Wamipote of Pendleton both born in the 1890s and 1900s, Paul Worster of Gay City with Elizabeth Poor of Cas City, Eddie Shipley of Anderson and Ruby J. Fulx of Anderson, Harold Jesse Gaw of Anderson and Mary Alice Jamerson, Edward Compere Jr of Evanston and Marian May Mavis, James Edward Lennon of Anderson and Delphine Dick of Anderson with birth years ranging from 1925 to 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Brown
Pendleton
Beulah Wamipote
Paul ¥. Worster
Gay City
Bor
Elizabeth Poor
Cas City
Eddie Lee Shipley
Anderson
Ruby J. Fulx
Harold Jesse Gaw
Mary Alice Jamerson
Edward &. Compere Jr
Evanston
Marian May Mavis
Evanson
James Edward Lennon
Dort
Delphine Dick
Sunday church programs across several congregations
The article lists multiple Sunday activities for Rev Joseph J Hunting and others. Services begin at 10 43 am with Seeing Saw through The Eyes Of God theme, Sunday school at 930 am, youth groups in the afternoon, and evening sermons at 730 pm. Other churches schedule lessons on Self-Discipline For Growth and The Great Vision with Revelation series, plus junior church leadership and camp meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Hunting
Forces Reger
J. Emerson Cox
Pilgrim Holiness
Pilgrim
Frankfort
Ralph McCrory
Woodlawn United Brethren Sunday School
Kerit
Kent Will Bel
Stella
King
Sachor
Police report details injuries from domestic shooting rampage
Norbert Cunningham, 35, was shot at his home on Fairview Street by his wife Idell Cunningham and later required leg amputation after surgery. She faces assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. bond set at 2000. In a separate incident, David Gavin, 15, was struck by a car on W 25th Street while biking, treated for head and leg injuries and released from hospital.
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Norbert Cunningham
Pnli¢E
Fairview St
Idellz Cunningham
Cunningham
Madison Circuit Court
William Byer
Madison County
David Gavin
Raldle Ave
Joseph Gavin
W. 25Th St
Virgil Gillet
Central Ave
St. Jono’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
International Court upholds Cenilnerd from Mace oned
A Cenilnerd from Mace Oned cently upheld by the International Court of Justice. The amount must still be approved by the UN General Assembly. Rep John R Pillion of New York proposes Medal of Freedom for Herbert Hoover Jr for service in settling the Teantin oil dispute. A Portuguese neutrals probe on Ania Portugal dispute accepted by India. India retains demand for control of Portuguese held territories. Guatemala dissolves Communist front allied parties labor unions and private groups under Arbenz era junta. Decree blocks founding of Save 10 to 50 percent on Strickler's Hardware sale items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Court of Justice
U.N. Pewer Assembly
John R. Pillion
New York
Herbert Hoover Jr
Teantin
Ania
Portugal
India
Gor
Damao
Guatemala
Communist Front
Jacobo Arbenz
Strickler’s Hardware
Madison Ave
Doctor's autopsy finds no foul play in Emilie Dionne death
Dr Fontaine reports Emilie Dionne died of acute asphyxiation during an epileptic seizure. Autopsy shows no violence, notes tongue-biting and lung asphyxia, with endocrine changes possibly linked to epilepsy but not the cause. Police investigation cited epileptic attacks since childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Ana
Hut
Emilie
Social Security Premium Changes Target Higher Benefits
A bill proposes an immediate average premium increase of 6 percent for retirees, starting next January. The monthly premium would rise from 25 to 26 dollars, with a maximum of 108.40 dollars, plus a $12 annual boost for many covered workers and their employers into the Social Security fund.
Dress Revue Presented by Frankton Home Economists
Frankton home economics teacher Hawers led the dress revue with Mrs Clem Millspaugh as chair. The event named blue ribbon winners and champions across Alvinton divisions while project representatives showcased county and state fair entries. Madison County Extension staff organized scoring and display work at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawers
Frankton
Ware
Clem Millspaugh
Bhue
Varias
Madison County
Fairgrounds
Walter C. Haynes
Kathryn Gregory
George Greives Je
Harriet Forkner
Jane Judkins
Joyce Whites
Judy Rogers
Pendleton
Daily Show
Heifer
Club Heil
Tommy ‘Rogers
Jpinners
Guernsey
Sue Rogers
Ronnie Rogers
Tammy Rogers
Linda Hart
Tex Mercer
VR Leman
Join Morris
Marvin Brough
Mary Lou Morcis
Joh Morris
Darrell Hoppus
Ronald Boruft
David Loyd
Guernsey IV
Judy Rog
Tommy
Rogers
Phillip Lloyd
John Morris
Jersey
Garry Jones
Dairy Show Winners Highlight Holstein and Brown Swiss Divisions
At the county dairy show, champions emerged in Holstein Senior Calf Susan House and Senior Yearling Heifer Phyllis Hannon led top placements for Holstein, with Pat Hannon and Tom Clouser netting multiple wins across Milking Shorthorn and Red Poll sections. Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, and White Leghorn entries also produced champions, with Pat Hanon named champion showman and Edgar Lutens reserve.
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Woes
Joes
Ling “Helfer
Garry Jane
House
Dixie Craig
Jeremy “IV
Oale Mathews
Pat Hanage
Bummitville
Susan House
Nancy
Klarrold
Martha Goliis
Phyllis Hannon
Pat Hannon
Morris Brown
Holstein II
Haifer
Steven’ ‘Wathen
Breda
Sue Jonnaon
Holstein IV
Richard Idlewihe
John Davis
Helfer
Jonn
Davis
Richard Idlewing
Hélfer
Jo Davis
Jonny Davis
Ayrshire
Max Bay
Susan Wood
Marjorie Wood
Tom Clouser
Janice Yearling
Gerald Keesling
Linda Johnson
Dulking
Edger Lucas
Kay Gossett
Sharon Morris
James ‘Hues
Jayne Gossett
Phillip Bousley
Naugh
Heuser
Eddie Kerr
Richland Township
Pat Hanon
Summitville
Edgar Lutens
Pendleton
White Rocks
Aime
Max Martin
Roger Beeson
Karl Barbara Fish
Richard Fish
Huffman
Rex Robert Everitt
Karl Huffman
Anderson
Gerald Kersling
Ofax Stoker
Tom
Jim Benefici
Phil Stohler
Robert Lucas
Ronald Foland
Eddie Wyant
Joe Sylvester
Ted
Dallas Thom Montgomery
Ifas Jr
Dick Thomas
New Hampshire
Dallas Thomas Jr
David * Lukens
David Lloyd
Max Roach
Paulas Plowers
Barry Jarrett
Unclear TV Schedule Fragments From Webm TV Channel 6
A jumble of scrambled TV program names and times from Webm TV Channel 6. The readable items include vague mentions of Pride events youth programs and a few odd time stamps. The text lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Pheasant exhibit winners and wildlife entries noted
The article lists first place pheasant winners and multiple wildlife and forestry entries with names such as Tim Meyer, Bob Meyers, and David Hilligoss. It mentions state fair entries across forestry, soil and entomology divisions, plus a note on intelligence discussions and a Soviet captive.
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Mable
Hang Lowe
Carl
Todd
Rinker
Mike’ Banker
Danadios
Don Pockelt
Dick Foust
Benny] Kennedy
Ted McCoed
John Poor
Wes Hown
Cchamplén
Jobo Post
Besa Firat
Ceny Nets
Mt. Cardea
Were
Kreseitine
Aed Wham Baril
Presser
Don Stobier
L. Ernest
Sete
Buah
Skippie
Waymire
Jack Roach
John “Lusting
Gene’ Campbell
John
Goldaberry
Bob Everitt
Anderson
Dalton
Thomas
Larry Linville
Marie Shimbargee
Shirly Marsh
Wendell Hunttzinger
Karl Hutmen
S Garden
Tim Meyer
Wild Life
Barhara Fisti
David Hilligass
Ted Roach
Gaither
Harold Miller
Robert
Meyers
Hob
Russell O Rush obituary details home death in Anderson
Russell O Rush aged 45 of 813 Lone Yale Co Anderson was found dead in his home from a self inflicted gunshot. He worked as a representative for United Insurance Company and previously at Rollinger Tire Company. He was a Green ville Elks Lodge member. Funeral services planned at Moore Funeral Home Rushville with burial in East Shrine Mausoleum Ruthville. Survived by wife Miriam Hunt Rush and children Miriam and Robeel, mother Myrtle Ruth, and sister Elmira Rush of Los Angeles California.
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Russell
Rush
Rusell O. Rush
Lone Yale Co
Fred Hiday
Wag
United Insurance Company
Rollinger Tire Company
Anderson
Elks Lodge
Greenville
D. Ca
Weatt Moore
Rushville
Myron Taylor
Canter Christians Church
Shrine Mausoleum
Ruthville
Bies
Miriam Hunt Rush
Aron
Robeel
Myrtle Ruth
Miss Elmira
Los Angeles
Local Names in Scrambled OCR Fragment Card
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple personal names including Stephen Palk Stephen Keen ing Romnie Moory Harold Moore Della Lomay Ted Roach Dallas Thom Marie Ghinabarser Johe Galdaberry Larry Drake and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Palk
Even Keening
Romnie' Moory
Harold Moore
Della
Lomay
Ted Roach
Dallas Thom
Marie Ghinabarser
Johe Galdaberry
Larry Drake
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Louisa Catherine Webb 81 of Fortville dies after four months illness. Funeral set at George G. McCarty Funeral Home with service at 2 p.m. Sunday. burial in Gravellawn Cemetery. Survived by husband Jonathan, daughter Mrs Villee Spaur, Mrs Marie Collins, 20 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, and several siblings.
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Louisa Catherine
WESR
Fortville
Louie Catherine Webb
Sey
Meleal Miller
Amy Barker
Opal Boyler
Johnson County
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns Highlight Local Patients
Yesterday at St Johns Hospital several residents were discharged including Mrs Robert Schmitt and daughter Louise from 15 Louise St, Mrs Battin Brunton and daughter Pendleton, Mrs Kelley Turner and daughter 3217 W Lath St, and others such as Mrs Elbert Batton and son, Franklin Swick and daughter, plus Mrs Garold Evans and daughter Pendleton. Also listed are Mrs Dale Honsier and son, 2216 W 26th St, and James Elsie Cullmins at 0 WW, along with multiple additional names and addresses across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .Jobn's Hospital
Robert Schmitt
Louise St
Battin Brunton
Pendleton
Kelley Turner
W. Lath St
Elbert Batton
Franklin Swick
Daughtre
Central Ave
Garold, Evans
Dale ,Honsier
26Th St
Donald Himellek
Chester Carpenter
Andover Rd
Afra
Donna Dwiggina
Pearl St. James
Elsie Cullmins
Bessie Price
Cliffora
Addie
Wilson
Alexandria
Rufus Crabb Dies in Indianapolis Obituary Notice
Word arrived from Indianapolis of the death of Rufus Crabb aged 908 North Parker Street. He passed away Thursday evening at home. Funeral arrangements are pending in Indianapolis. Survived by wife Esther, six daughters including Kamity Strewn and Nelle Robinven, and brother Charles Crabb both of Oregon. Also a brother-in-law Bay Sage of Blwood, W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Tives
Rufus Crabb
North Parker M
Indianapolis
Irina
Apolis
Alanapol
Wieder
Esther
Kamaty Srewn
Ledlacapotis
Minter
Nelle
Robinven
Charles Crabb
Trinity Episcopal To Hear Bishop Kirch At Service
The Rt. Rev. Richard A. Kirch, bishop of the Indianapolis area, will administer Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal Church this Sunday morning and conduct a baptism. He is expected to report on the Anglican Conference he attended in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Communion
Trinity Episcopal Church
Richard A. Kirch
Hotter
Indianspolis
Milwaukee
Wis
Chiang Kai-shek and Red China Brace for Diplomatic Shifts
Chou En-lai accuses aggressive circles in the United States of backing anti-Chiang policies as Red China argues the U S seeks armed intervention. Washington officials call the remarks part of a war of nerves while the island remains under American protection since 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang
Laland
Red China
Miles
Chou
Washington
Fancy Plaques Chicago Snavv Flaken Ace
A fragmented note from a Chicago context mentions this fanciest snavv flaken ace formed at relatively high temperatures. The terse line hints at an industrial or ceremonial plaque moment tied to the city.
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Chicago
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Upper Marlboro
Perrygo
Jane
Tarrenman
We ‘Artillery
Lima
Gard Os Regiee
Nirat
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Louise
Frankton, Tnd
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YMCA
Trading Post
Pitt
Ost
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Tadd
Guaramtord
Dean McSherry
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Cecelia
Maalow
Howe
Atay
Messing
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Rascal
Sean Box
Broadway
Nevis
Orson Watts
Min Boeke
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Dolley Dri
Tex
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Wes
Ery Guy
Gereerat
Gary A
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Haley
Test Partern
FelbMere
Mr Wianed
Roy Rages
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Fema
Pics Howe
Webm.tv
God
Johan Hepkine
Martine
SR Lam
Beter A Ee
Capi
Bretert Inoo
Hin
Wish-Tv
Cole
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Asia
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Ea Lind
Rasteverey
Hs Chan
Revorocor
Necro
Etforia
Toca
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West
Rastovorov
State Department
Zacubin
Apy
Secret Pathet
Alexander Panyushkin
Rogtovorov
Lenin
Scalin
Russia
Tokyo
Tash
Soviet Union
Atty
Brownell Sted -J
Iasuch J
TNT
Pewee
Madison
Joan McClintick
John Moore
Anchor Hotel
Anna Faux
Mildred Koptin
St. Petro Smith
Haverhill
David Butter
Meridian Stes
Hazel Smith
Margaret Ramsey
Morton St
Anita Happen
Frank Templeton
Connersville
EE Romneraville
Wwe
Rufus‘ Crabb
Trinity Episcopal
Formosa To
Sharp Plumbing Co
Duchek
Middletown
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