Nancy Owen to entertain Anglerson Junior Chamber dinner
Nancy Owen a popular Hoosier radio vocalists will entertain Anglerson Junior Chamber of Commerce members at 6 30 p m today in the Mulberry room of the YMCA Dick Stephenson is president and will chair the meeting Program chair Robert Ayers will introduce Nancy and her sisters Barbara and Peggy After the program Harold Whittler will install new members A short business session will include electing a delegate to Leadership Training School in Bloomington this weekend to fill the 6th District vice president post A report on the newly purchased fire truck and its uses will be heard }
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Nancy Owen
Ted
Anglerson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mulberry Room
YMCA
Dick Stephenson
Robert Ayers
Nancy
Barbara
Peggy
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Upland
Ind
Harold Whittler
Bloomington
6Th District
Estranged Husband Believed To Have Taken Indiana Girl
Mrs. De Hamble a 21 year old mother told Indianapolis police she believes her estranged husband Gary 25 of Largo Florida kidnapped their two year old daughter Karen from their living room shortly before noon. She said threats to take the child have occurred since their separation in January and that two men drove up in a car with one man taking the girl to the vehicle. The description matches her husband and his uncle as the driver. The uncle’s employer said he was on vacation Monday.
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Indianapolis
de Hamble
Gary
Largo
Fia
Hamble
Edna Peckenbrook
Karen
Emancipation of Slaves in New Hampshire in 1783
A historical note states that slaves in New Hampshire gained emancipation in 1783, marking a early step in abolition within the state and reflecting broader shifts toward freedom in the era.
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New Hampshire
Shaffer Speaks on State Resources at Kiwanis Meeting
Robert Shaffer of the Indiana Conservation Department spoke at the Anderson Kiwanis Club luncheon about state efforts to conserve oil water and wildlife. Elmer Richter announced plans for the club's annual party for Bronnenberg County Children's Home youths next Monday evening.
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Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Robert Shaffer
Indiana Conservation Department
Thomas McMahan
Elmer Ritcher
Bronnenberg County
Texas Cotton Crop Outvalues All US Metal Mines
Dallas reports the annual Texas cotton crop is so large its value rivals the combined output of gold silver zinc lead and copper mines across the United States.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
Tot Run Down By Car Leaves Five Year Old In Critical Condition
Mary Beth Crose five injured when she ran from between stopped cars on 29th street into a car driven by Mildren Smith. She is listed in good condition at St. John’s Hospital. A separate crash injures Floyd Craver fourteen with a broken leg. Mrs. Charles Imel remains critical after two car collision at County Road 600 North and 300 East.
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Mary Beth Crose
Sebert Crose
Brown St
St. Mary
St. John’s Hospital
Waltz and Hiday
29Th St
Mildren Smith
Rt. 3
Charles Imel
Charles
County Rd
Here
Hoodlum Surrenders In Attack On Costello
Vincent Chin Gigante 30, ex-prize fighter, surrendered after three months of police questioning over the attempted murder of gambling czar Frank Costello. Gigante allegedly fired a .38 pistol at Costello as he entered his Central Park West apartment lobby after a night out last May 2.
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New York
Frank Costello
Vincent
Chin) Gigante
Costello
Central Park West
All American Soap Box Derby Winners Through the Years
Maurice, a 1935 All American Derby champion, won the 2000 scholarship and a 2 week Europe trip, with many prizes changing since the early races. He later served in the Air Force, studied at Purdue as a mechanical engineer, joined Delco Remy, and now lives with his wife and four children on Rt. 1.
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Maurice
Europe
Air Force
Purdue
Delco- Remy
Rt. 1
Auto Truck Crash Claims Wilkins Hodson Family Tragedy
A two-vehicle crash near Wilkinson left Hodson, 21, killed and Hodson family survivors listed. Edsel Stafford, 29, of Arcadia, escaped injury, while Sheets and another passenger were thrown from the car. Hodson served in the U S Army 1951 53 and worked at Guide Lamp in Department 538. Funeral and military rites set at Maple Grove Church, Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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Sheets
Riggs
Edsel Stafford
Arcadia
Hodson
Guide Lamp Plant
Adams Twp
Madison County
U.S. Army
Wilkinson Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Local Derby Champ Wins 5000 Scholarship in Europe Trip
Terry Townsend, 13 14, claimed the Goodyear Derby crown at Goodyear Gymnasium winning a 5000 scholarship to a college of his choice and a two week Europe tour. He edged Jimmy Johnson by a half car length while Hakman won 4000 for second and Vasko 3000 for third. The event drew 158 entrants from nearly every state plus Canada Alaska West Germany and the Philippines.
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Terry
Hunter Chevrolet
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Barney
Muncie
Jimmy Johnson
E. N. Cole
Chevrolet
Goodyear Gymnasium
Canada
Alaska
West Germany
Philippine Island
Europe
Ireland
Belgium
England
France
Italy
Brooks
Plant 2
Guide Lamp
Townsend
Wilbur Shaw Hill
Indianapolis
Akron
California
Hakman
Vasko
McClellan cites anti racketeering issues in unions
Senate committee findings accuse unions of anti racket failures misuse of money and improper practices in secondary boycotts. McClellan notes taft hartley loopholes in financial reporting and evidence of tax exemption abuses, book destruction, and conflicts between firms and labor leaders. Knowland pledges bipartisan support to ensure funds are honestly spent.
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McClellan
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Teamsters
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H suppositories and ointment claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports state reduced swelling and patients reporting piles no longer a problem. Availability through druggists with money back guarantee.
Mohn Seeks Action Against Officials Who Cited Fifth Amendment
Mohn accused several officials of invoking the Fifth Amendment and said the union bore no responsibility. He recalled learning of plans to charter seven locals in 1955 amid AFL CIO merger ambitions. The committee heard that locals were weakly manned and run by hoodlums linked to racketeers Tony Ducks Corallo and Johnny Dio, with Hoffa having discussed the locals beforehand with Beck.
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Beck
Mohn
AFL
CIO
Teamsters
Tony Ducks Corallo
Johnny Dio
New York
Hoffa
Say
Freeman to Bring 687 From Far East to Seattle
Seattle Army Terminal announced that General H. B. Freeman is due to arrive Thursday with 687 passengers from the Far East. Details on the ship and voyage were not disclosed in the brief release.
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Seattle
Balloon Flight Sets New Record for Manned Lift
Air Force pilot Simons ascends from a mine shaft to about 100000 feet, surpassing prior height by 4000 feet. The project aims to study isolation and cosmic radiation, guiding future stratospheric aircraft design. Simons, a Lancaste r native and Korea War veteran, operates from Holloman AFB and completes the test aboard a 200 foot diameter balloon gondola while the balloon drifts over Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Simons
Lancaster
Aero-Medical Field Laboratory
Holloman Air Development Center
Alamogordo
N.M
Ivan Kincheloe
Kittinger
Otto Winze
Minnesota
Garrison
Minn
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Brainerd
Senate OKs 8.97 Million for Bunker Hill Facilities
An armed forces construction bill approved by the Senate authorizes spending 8.966 million dollars for new facilities at Bunker Hill Air Force Base near Peru Indiana. The measure totals 1.232 billion dollars for U.S. and overseas military projects but provides no funding now. financing to be set in separate appropriation legislation.
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Washington
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Peru
Ind
Senate
House
U.S
Potash Use Ties to Global Supply
Des Moines reports that about 90 percent of the world supply of potash is consumed by agricultural uses making farming a major driver of mineral demand.
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Des Moines
Land deals under probe involve Greensburg buyers and Gary offices
Union land profits were shared with Hutcheson Blaier Smith and Harry Doggett of Greensburg the chief land buyer under Tever baugh. Mrs Catherine Kaiser former secretary in the Highway Department Gary land office appeared saying Chapman deals were handled through Doggett Indianapolis office bypassing Gary. Loren Winkler one of the few Smith era employees left in the right of way division appeared voluntarily saying some recommendations for claim procedures were ignored. Under federal pressure he said some suggestions as far back as 1955 have been adopted now. Harold DeVaney a Gary real estate dealer was called in to give his opinion of fair values on land involved in the investigation. Holovachka said the grand jury will start another phase of the right of way investigation after the State Board of Accounts issues a report on deals involving the Norgold Corp and Consolidated Investments both of Gary. The prosecutor said the overall investigation might continue into next year.
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Blaier
Smith
Harry Doggett
Greensburg
Teverbaugh
Catherine Kaiser
Highway Department
Gary
Chapman
Doggett
Indianapolis
Loren Winkler
Harold DeVaney
Holovachka
State Board of Accounts
Norgold Corp
Consolidated Investments
Western talks weigh May proposals and open skies plan
U.S. and Britain studied internal suggestions to amend the May 25 proposals while a Soviet study examined the open skies plan and a new formula on halting fissionable material for military use. The five‑power conference paused as behind the scenes moves continued and Stassen pressed contact with other delegations. Moch in Paris consulted with France as talks eyed possible resumption midweek.
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Dulles
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Jules Moch
Paris
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
Yesterday St Johns Hospital released a roster of patients dismissed. Names and addresses include Mrs Judith Martin 903 E 23rd St and Robert Swango 2106 Cedar St plus Jessie Dudley Jr Summit ville and others such as John Colle 1620 Nelle St Theodore Taylor 4823 Columbus Ave Albertus English 1229 W 1st St and Donald Goacher 915 W 7th St.
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St. John's Hospital
Judith Martin
E. 23Rd
Robert Swango
Cedar St
Jessie Dudley
Summitville
John Colle
Nelle St
Maron Lee Burris
Fletcher St
Norma Scott
Hathorne St
Raymond Haskell
Pendleton
Harley Phitts
Mounds Rd
William Better
Cottage
Theodore
Mrs Barbara Lane 82 Dies After Illness in Anderson
Mrs Barbara Ellen Lane 82 died Sunday evening at St John’s Hospital after a several months illness. Born Aug 5 1875 in Clinton County Indiana she came to Anderson from Lapel in 1913 widow of Warren C Lane. Survived by three daughters two sons one brother 33 grandchildren 47 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Funeral by Baker Brothers 1:30 p m Tuesday at First Pilgrim Holiness Church interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Barbara Ellen Lane
Rt. 1
St. John’s Hospital
Lane
Clinton County
Indiana
Anderson
Lapel
Warren C. Lane
Bessie Lawson
Charity Hunt
Maudie Anderson
Greenwood
Walter Lane
Arthur Lane
Arcadia
Harrison Green
Versailles
Baker Brothers
Ralph McCrory
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
East Maplewood Ceremory
Mrs Elizabeth D Shelton 84 Dies In Anderson Indiana
Elizabeth D. Shelton aged 84 of 1003 West 4th Street died at 3 a m Monday at 139 West 13th Street after a long illness. Born January 28 1873 in Groveland Indiana she moved to Anderson in 1915 and was active in the First EUB Church and Eastern Star. She is survived by a daughter Lucille Merritt Marion a son Robert Shelton Anderson a brother Paul Jackson North Salem four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Dr H L Lanahan, pastor of the First EUB Church, officiating. Burial will follow in Mendon Cemetery south of Pendleton. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon today. The Eastern Star will conduct services tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Elizabeth D. Shelton
4Th St
13Th St
Groveland
Ind
Jessie Jackson
Anderson
EUB
Order of Eastern Star
Lucille Merritt
Marion
Robert Shelton
Paul Jackson
North Salem
Walter Higgins
Lafayette
Jack
John Shelton
Richard Merritt
Burbank
Calif
Harold E. Rozelle
H. L. Lanahan
First
Mendon Cemetery
Pendleton
Eastern Star
Death of George Robinett in Indianapolis
George Robinett 70 of Indianapolis and former Anderson resident died in Indianapolis last weekend. Survived by wife Charlotte a daughter Mrs James J. O Shea Chanute AFB Ill a son Richard Robinett Indianapolis two sisters Mrs L J Cox Elwood and Mrs Edward Wirshing Anderson and four grandsons. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon in Indianapolis.
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George Robinett
Indianapolis
Anderson
Charlotte Robinett
James J. O'Shea
Chanute Afb
Ill
Richard Robinett
L. J. Cox
Elwood
Edward Wirshing
Obituary of Myrtle May Conder Beloved Local Resident
Mrs Myrtle May Conder died at her daughter Mrs Frank Vogels home Rt 2 at 8 30 pm yesterday after a two year illness. Born in Daleville November 19 1875 she spent her life in this community. Surviving are daughter two grandsons Lowell Vogel and Wayne Vogel two brothers Marion Ellingwood Fairmount Charles Ellingwood Fort Wayne and sister Mrs Ethel Hall Ottawa Ill Her husband John died in 1952. Body taken to Baker Brothers Funeral Home funeral arrangements pending.
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Frank Vogel
Conder
Daleville
Lowell Vogel
United States Navy
Wayne Vogel
Marion Ellingwood
Fairmount
Charles Ellingwood
Fort Wayne
Ethel Hall
Ottawa
Ill
John
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Lawmakers Trim Nuclear Cash For Michigan Reactor Project
Atomic Reactors left out of the new provisions while total authorization for all five co op reactors remains 129 million dollars. The conference committee backed the Senate move to drop private fast breeder research near Monroe Michigan and instead set 1 percent million dollars for fast breeder research in general. The House had approved 4.2 million dollars for the Michigan project.
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Senate
Monroe
Mich
House
Michigan
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
William Gunn 89 pioneer farmer of Hamilton County died after brief illness at his Arcadia area home. He was born in White Township and lived his life farming locally. Funeral services at Harvey Chapel Methodist Church with Rev. E G Tousley officiating. Burial in Carey Cemetery. He was a long time member of the Harvey Chapel church and survived by a widow Lucy Carey Gunn and several relatives.
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William Gunn
Hamilton County
Rt. 1
Arcadia
Gunn
White Township
Henry
Mary Gunn
Harvey Chapel Methodist Church
Lucy Carey
Iva Rinker
Perkinsville
Maude
Prominent Daleville Shoemaker Dies at 79
Daleville resident Estey B Shoemaker 79 a retired farmer and long time church member died Monday at 1 30 p m at his home. He belonged to Daleville Christian Church Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Scottish Rite and Federal Farm Loan Association board. Surviving widow Gertrude brother Vance Shoemaker and nephews John and Joseph Shoemaker. Funeral arrangements set with services at Daleville Christian Church and burial in Saunders Cemetery.
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Daleville
Estey B. Shoemaker
Here
Daleville Christian Church
Daleville Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Daleville High School
Federal Farm Loan Association
Muncie
Pennsylvania
Gertrude
Vance Shoemaker
Chesterfield
John Shoemaker
Joseph Shoemaker
Polhemus and Shir
John P. Carr
Aides Change Policy Shakeup in Foreign Aid Debate
The aides signaled a shift in the basic policy of the foreign aid program and warned of a serious crisis if the change stands. Chairman Carl Hayden anticipated committee action on the bill by Tuesday while noting administration witnesses gave a solid presentation. Radford warned that without military aid Allies weaken and nearly every able bodied young man would serve overseas.
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Carl Hayden
D Ariz
Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan F. Twining
Radford
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
America
Energy Compared Detroit Lighting a 150 Watt Lamp
Energy required to light a 150 watt lamp could power an automobile's lights ignition radio and heating system showing the scale of electrical power use in Detroit.
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Detroit
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