Archbishop denounces segregation at Notre Dame convention
South Bend dispatch reports Arch bishop Joseph F. Rummel calling segregation by law or custom a violation of Christian charity and natural law. He urged an integrated system to improve Black Americans' education and economy, arguing isolation worsens inequality. About 200 priests and Catholic couples attend the Christian Family Movement session at the University of Notre Dame with workshops and discussions.
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South Bend
Joseph F. Rummel
New Deleane
Christian Family Movement
University of Notre Dame
Rummel
America
Harald Rigney
John L. Thomas
St. Louis University
Msgr
Heynold Hirlenrand
Hubbard Woods
Warn Hunters to Get OKs From Farmers
Elwood Wauning was issued Friday to Machael Yancey deputy prosecuting attorney here to hunters stay off farms until they first obtain permission from owners. Violators face full legal penalties including fines up to ten dollars for trespass and potential double the animal value if wildlife is harmed. City Court fined three individuals for speeding and other offenses while nine bonds were forfeited for issues including decals and weight violations. multiple names and case details appear for local infractions.
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Elwood — Wacuing
Machael Yancey
Atorney
Oiff
Tances
City Court News
Riley Sharp
Robert Fortson
Ruth L. Masters
Yorktown
Virgil Pickering
Kathleen Holley
Lunden E. Leonard
Detroit
Mich
Taihana
Robert P. Gabber
Indianapolis
Donald L. Dorsey
Thuleanapolis
Myron CL
Jehu DP
Holter
John C. Conrad
Hebert M. Uittembacker
Tachamagelis
L. White
North St
Williams
Darden
Wremielle
Rites Monday for Elwood War Veteran
Elwood veteran Donald Leroy Phillips 49 died at the U S Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis after a three year illness. Visitation at Clark Chapel Saturday evening with Monday funeral at 2 p m conducted by Rev James Snow. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by mother Florence Phillips two daughters Shirley Wilson and Eema Dean Anderson three brothers Bertsel Everett and WB Phillips ten sisters Darrell Miller and Neil Harting and three grandchildren. Born Atlanta December 27 1907 son of William A and Florence Phillips. Former employee of Zimmer Industries and World War II veteran.
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Ev.woo
Donald Leroy Phillips
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Indiafapalis
Clark Chanel
James By Snow
Church of the Nazarene
Elwood
City Cemetery
Florence Phillips
Shirley Wilson
YTC Plans and Elections At Youth Council Meeting
The Anardson Youth Terper ance Council met at the home of David Magnes on West 6th Street. President Dan Matto led the pledge and reports highlighted national honors for achieving goals and plans for a September membership drive and a new trading program. Election results named Dan Matto as President and officers including Marabeth Emerson and Beverly Fischer. Sheffield, Ruthann Worley and Lindy Stires filled others. The group discussed the Atlantic YRC convention in September and announced scholarships for David Hughes and Jerry Foren.
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Anardson Youth Terperance Council
Sting
David Magnes
W. Bth
Dan Matto
Mre
Geletliger Todsalulus
Mags
Fay Cons
Dan Moti
Marabeth Emerson
Blainey Rouse
Beverly Fisch Jer
Susan Anderson
Lindy Stires
Jerry Fervee
David Tughes
Ruthann Worley
Atlwita
Sap
Shinley Wilmoth
Rue Mughes
Jerry Foren
Oliver College
Ilinois
Jeary Davis
Laine
Indiana jobs dip as steel strike cuts demand and output
Indiana Employment Security Division reported June to July declines in non industrial employment with total 528 800, down 70 000, while auto industry stayed steady after earlier drops. Unemployment rose due to steel strike and inventory shutdowns. weekly earnings fell from 85 8 to 42 52.
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Indianapolis
Fuch
Indiana Employment Security Division
Auto Industey
William C. Sitnaker
Elwood Social Activities Congenial Club Hostess Event
Mrs Orville Bowers hosted the Congenial Club at her east of town home Thursday afternoon. Vice president Mrs Roche Procter led the meeting with contest winners named as Mesdames Robert Antrim Vincent Norris and James Chi. Refreshments were served.
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Elwood
Orville Bowers
Roce
Procter
Robert Antrim
Vincent Norels
James Chi
John Dagan
Mardella Bowers
Barbara Davenpor
Mont Antrim
Harry Proster
Vincent Norris
Henry Antle Williaamt Bull
Peart Ser
Roscoe Proster
Chriss
Mes Mant Antrin
Jim
Hittus Simons
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
T St
Tram Ale & Yan
Truman Praises Stevenson Fighter in Chicago Rally
Former President Truman hailed Adlai Stevenson as a real fighter at the Democratic National Convention windup in Chicago. He defended Stevenson against attacks and pledged to help Democratic candidates in November while criticizing the Eisenhower administration's foreign policy and defense cuts.
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Gardner L
Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Truyian
Stevenson
Truman
Sigversen
Averell, Harriman
New York
Bermme
Saidi
Steivenson
Haar
Beiesenhower
Kelanger
U.S
Free World
Audrey Jackson Recovering at Home After Hospital Stay
Audrey Jackson a surgical junior at Greenfield Hospital has been released and is resting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Riley in Moore Row. Her sister Mrs. Ris ley and other relatives are reported to be visiting and attending to her recovery.
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ME Gilead
Mise
Audrey Jackson
Greenfield Hospital
James Riley
Moore Row
Risley
Miss Jackson
Mise Dmckson
Mice Collins
Ward Collins
Hebe Amiel
Fane Helms
Set Willaims
Lee Sawyer
Merton Garver
Roth Amn
Marion Ayer
Lakeiluy
Rod
Great Lakes Naval Station
Lakes Michigan
IL Ts Arnott
Rex Frazee
Pendicton
Dack B. Jackson
Indianap
Oran Jackson
Mechanicsburg WSCS Picnic and Meeting Highlights
Mechanicsburg report details a Wednesday church event with WSCS members and families at the Metha ist Church. The afternoon program included devotions by Rev. James Glebe Jed, songs, and a review of four years of goals and accomplishments. Planned purchases included materials for carpentry under the nave and new doors painting. Attendees named include Alice Walters Paula Neimeyer Mrs. Jack Lewis and many others. The group plans to hold future meetings with Mrs. Kelly Rawlings as host.
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Ail Mamadors
Iiends
Simons
Fred M. Nussbaum
Elwood
Vssionary Department
Harmony Christian Church, Leisure
Clarence Stamki
Midwest Christian College
Stanke Ane
Teft
Oklahoma City
Aleet
First Baptist
Floyd List
Gladys Flynn
Gena Robinson
Yeurfer
Sadie Springer
Fethel Wissian Group
Wotlan'y Weganization of
Belhe
Roy Smith
Lescon
Nin
Mra Smith
Mesdames Wile
Kaw Shephard
Albert Purd
Robert Wells
Mechanicsburg
WSCS
James Glebe Jed
Morton MecShurley
Black Lewis
Anderson
Alice Walters
Paula Neimeyer
Middletown
Jack Lewis
Ruby Price
M Martet Meshutley
Don Farmer
Jon G, Jones
Kelly ‘Rawlings
John
College Corner Home
Falls Park
Pandlston
Thesday
Mazel Seathorn
Airey Ormes
Gertrude Davis
Foxe
Labine Walks In Run In Ninth For Phillies Victory
In Philadelphia Friday night the Phillies rally from a 4 2 deficit after Brooklyn pitcher Roger Craig faltered. Labine walked in a run in the ninth as Elmer Vale and Mack Burk forced home tying runs, with Gran Hamner intentionally walked to keep the bases loaded. The Dodgers had led 4 2 early, but Labine’s control meekly ruined Brooklyn’s bid.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Labine
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Roger Craig
Phillies
Mary Blaylock
del Ennis
Jackie Robinson
Willie Jones
Lacine
Craig
Elmer Vale
Blaylock
Mack Burk
Rong
Gran Hamner
Smalley
Jansen Defeats Milwaukee in NL tilt 82
Veteran Tate Jansen led Cincinnati to an 82 victory over Milwaukee to move the Redlegs to second in the National League and trim Atlanta’s lead. Wally Post and Smoky Burgess homered for Cincinnati as starter Taylor Phillips faced the rookie in a late bid to lock the game.
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EoNone
Ratking
Moon
National League
Miksis
Blasingame
Pittsbursh Abr
Aoa Fe
King
Kirdall Great
Sand Faidy
Chicago
Clemente
Lois
Wehmeier Thomas
Wehmeier
Virdon
Mazeroski
Gore
Conlan
Jackowski
Foiles
Shepard
Skirmer
Munger
irConnell
Hall ‘Logan
Jaranja
Agron
Mathews
Adnock
J. O'Brien
Thorson
Totaly
Cridall
New York
Covington
Brandt
Schoendienst
Trowbridge
Wilhelm
McCall
Kluszewski
Bailey
McMillan
Pittsburgh
Jensen
RBI
Spencer
Mays
Pals
Sarni
Cale
White
Great
Crandall
Miltwaukee
Mist Sarni
Cibelatiati Marganeri
F—White
Mun-' E-Nene
Tempie
Schoendienat
Thonas
Burgess
Robinson
Mageroski
Skinner
Logan
Luszewski
S Mathews
Tost
Me- Munger
Naranjo
SF Robinson
Margoneri
Kwaukee
Cincinnati
Phil- Wilhelm
Ho-Munger
Hos Jansen
Waters
ij—Phillips
Jansen
Philo
Ain
OC Mrien
Trowbridge Insan
Call Din
Rek—Munger
Ren Itin- Naranjo
J. O'Bri
Jotinzin Len
Wilhelmson
Hap
Ry Phillips
Bob
Cincinnatt
Miners
Ra Mathews
Braves
Fin Nockel
12 New Teachers Join Elwood Public Schools for 1956-57
Elwood will open the 1956-57 term Sept 4 with 12 new teachers announced by Supt Keith Scott. New staff include Gayle Bolyard as girls counselor and music teacher at Werdell L Willkie High. Carl McNally as social studies and health teacher and coach. Betty Maimer in business education. Elvonna Tolle as social studies and vocational home economics director. Wilfred Dudley in industrial arts. Carlotta Stafford and Esther Hipes in social studies and elementary education. Helen Dehner in fourth grade. Blythe Terwilliger in second grade. Fran McNulty in third grade. Elizabeth Dinwiddie in third grade. and Richard Merritt in sixth grade.
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Elwood
Keith Scott
Gayle Bolyard
Werdell L. Willkie High School
Indiana University
Markleville
Newberg
W. Va
Carl McNally
Machine Shaw
Purdue University
Rochester
Betty Maimer
Indianapolis
Elvonna Tolle
Ball State Teachers College
Wildcat Township
Tipton County
Wilfred Dudley
Elwood High School
Carlotta Stafford
Ball State
Ifanginl
Esther Hipes
Marion College
Helen Dehner
Jshe
Christian College
Madison
D Richard Merritt
el- Wend High Reliant
Will Leech
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Harry
Thomas
Jalee
Methodist’ Hospital
York
Fannie Baker
Krit
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YTC
David Hughes
Zelozi
Wilberta Naden Pickett
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Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church
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South Brooklyn Abrao
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Ed Fallow
Roy Mevilten Robinson
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Fla
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Hatten
Tonea
CHPCK
Heckoman Duck, Tre
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Latricia Kenny
Miami
Florida
Govert Auto Body
Forkner Street
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