Marion County Superintendent To Speak Here
Russell Davis of Anderson Public Schools announces Dr. Edward E. Glenn, Superintendent of Metropolitan School District Perry Township Marion County, will speak at the Elementary Teachers Workshop at Lindberg School at 1 p.m. on August 31. Dr. Glenn holds degrees from Oakland City College Indiana University and has experience as teacher coach principal and superintendent. he has lectured at Butler University.
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Russell Davis
Anderson Public Schools Administration Office
Edward E. Glenn
Metropolitan
Perry Township
Marion County
Lindberg School
Dr. Glenn
Oakland City College
Indiana University
Butler University
Moscow
UPI
Moscow Radio
U. S
David Gilbert
Fairfield and
Radio
Go Up
Middletown
Gilbert
Ori
Gemia
Nettle Creek
Ball State University
Perens Hagin Fee
Gleen
Phi Deltalan
Dak Sut
Kappa
Indiana
Indiana Association
de Highlands
Sai- Midwest
Pringon
Lm J
Gilbert Named Elementary Head At Middletown
Moscow radio reported delays in Gemini space launch and named Gilbert as principal of Fairfield Central Elementary in Middletown. The piece ties in with teaching team plans and district education leadership, while noting broader Cold War space context and personnel movements.
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Gilbert
Middletown
Convicted Auschwitz Officials Sentenced In Mass Killings
The court sentenced 17 Gestapo members for mass murders at Auschwitz. Among those named were Wilhelm Boger given life for 114 direct killings plus aiding 000. Franz Hofmann and Oswald Kaduk each tied to hundreds to thousands of deaths. Stefan Baretszky, Josef Klehr, Emil Bednarek and Hans Stark received life or juvenile penalties for killings or aiding in mass murder. The panel labeled 10 others as accomplices in creating murder equipment.
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Wilhelm Boger
Gestapo
Hofmeyer
Witler
Boger
Auschwitz
Franz Hofmann
Oswald Kaduk
Seeinga
Stefan Baretzki
Josef Klehr
Emil Bednarek
Hans Stark
Bread Tax Debate Shapes Wheat Subsidy Funding
Lawmakers approved a voice vote on a plan to finance a 50 cent per bushel wheat subsidy with federal funds rather than a consumer levy. Republicans and urban Democrats decried the move as a bread tax, arguing it would raise loaf prices by about two cents. Administration aides conceded to the shift amid mounting political pressure. Provisions of the bill followed.
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Tasd Batliament
Fstab
DAL Auc UL
Agriculture Secretary
Anderson Obituaries Roundup Details Local Deaths
Nellie F. Craig 86 of 1512 Magnolia Dr died Thursday at Community Hospital after illness. She was married to Allen B. Craig and survived by son Chesteen Craig, brother Guy Main, two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers. Jesse Earl Ginder 72 of 1513 W. 4th St died Thursday at St. John’s Hospital after long illness. Survived by widow Bessie and five children, 11 grandchildren, 34 great grandchildren. Funeral at Beech Grove Church Fortville. Ella Williams 88 of Sheridan St died Wednesday at St. John’s Hospital. Native of Loretta KY, member of Corinth Baptist Church. Funeral planned at Brooks Memorial Chapel with details for burial at East Maplewood Center. Roy L. Rose Perry 43 of 1830 Jefferson St obituary notes services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial at Nelson Cemetery. Horace Holloman 65 of 628 Walnut St services planned at Haverstock Funeral Home LaPorte. Willard E. Dunlavy 55 of 1103 E Hartman Rd died Thursday at Community Hospital. Funeral details pending.
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Nellie Craig
Nellie F. Craig
Allen B. Craig
Magnolia
Community Hospital
Anderson
Emmanual Methodist Church
Ben Hur Lodge
Friendly Club
First Methodist Church
New Castle
Miles
Catherine Sherry Main
Chesteen
Chet) Craig
Guy Main
Wabash
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe
Schuster
Central Christian Church
Jesse Ginder
Jesse Earl Ginder
Nicholson
St. John’s Hospital
Hamilton County
Marc
Frank
Rebecca Ginder
Beech Grove
Church of the Brethren
Fortville
Bessie
Myrtle McKinney
Winter Park
Fla
Margaret Sheets
Herman Ginder
Mabel Dunham
Pendleton
Lester Ginder
Spiceland
Sells and Rowe
Norris
Pyles
Ella Williams
Sheridan St
St. John’s
Loretta
Corinths
Baptist Church
Indianapo
Rosa Griffith
Indianapolis
Indianapolis; four _sis- Thorne DEESters
Mary Clemons
Sure
Rosa Read
Benton
Robert
Joseph
Thomas
Virgil
Booney
James Boone
Brooks
Amester Barnes
Laud Eddie Morgan
the Christ
Temple Church
Maplewood
Ener
Roy L. Rose
Poduc Lperry
Jefferson Station
Brown and Butz
Igene Vickery
Fairfax Seway
Church of the Nazarene
Nelson Cemetery
Roy Roseberre
Horace Holloman
Walnut St
Haverstock Funeral Home
LaPorte
Helen Ehle Dunlavy
George
Frances) Shuck
Allen
Joan) Beever
Elkhart
Alice Dunlavy
John Edward Dunlavy
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Anderson Memorial Park
Solar Lodge
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties
Funeral services are set for Marion R. Land of Indianapolis a former Frankton resident. The service will be Saturday at 2 pm at Frankton Christian Church with burial in Frankton Cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Harry Winn Summitville and Luella Price Wilkinson. The notices include relatives, churches, funeral homes, and burial sites with brief biographical details.
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Marion R. Land
Frankton
Hythe Rd
Indianapolis
Will
Anderson
Indiana
Elder Manufacturing Company
J. C. Penney Co
Hoyt Wright Company
Joe Arena
Aeake
Miss Case
Kansas
Central Christ Harry Winn Tian Church
Summitville
Final Rites
F & AM
Murat Temple
Harry Winn
Valley of Indianapolis
Elks
Ewing Funeral Homesters Union
Paul Todd
Marion Order of Police
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Funeral
Luella PR Price Wilkinson
Luella Price
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Gerald Beck
Sweester
L. L. Shaver
Wilkinson Methodist Church
McCray
James Franklin
Daleville
Hickory Lane
Muneie
Shirley Funeral Home
J. A. Peer
Lebanon
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Dirksen Deflates New Deal Anti-Poverty Grants
Dirk Dirksen humorously dissected a 52 dollar anti poverty grant to Gary Indiana youths aged 13 to 16 presenting a preview of occupations such as choreography graphic arts oil refining and truck driving He derided the program calling it wasteful and disorganized while noting Job Corps the Peace Corps and community action programs.
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New Deal
Midwest
Dirksen
Gary
Ind
Job Corps
Peace Corps
Community Action
Asian-African Bloc Seeks UN Entry for Peking
Asian and African nations that recognize Red China plan to push for United Nations admission for the Peking regime at the 20th General Assembly session opening September 21. After a 1963 vote of 57-41 with 12 abstentions, opponents expect a repeat failure.
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United Nations, N.Y
Pupil Bus Changes Announced for Lindberg Area
Anderson schools shift elementary pupils to Park Place School from Lindberg, relocating groups on Lindberg Road south of Alexandria Pike and areas north and east of Lindberg. Officials cite class sizes and transportation planning, asking parental cooperation to provide the best education.
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Lindberg Road
Alexandria Pike
Nursery Road
Park Place School
5Th Street
10Th Street
Lindberg School
Park Place
1Th Street
109 By-Pass
White River
Tousey Street
Anderson Schools
GOP Beauty Contest Preps State Convention Story
Judges Chevyl Welch Don LePierre Marion Withers and Kay Grenda selected finalists after a first round. Contestants modeled cocktail dresses and bathing suits and answered questions about marriage age and why they are a Rennhlinan.
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GOP Beauty
Page One Tey
Chevyl Welch
Don LePierre
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George H. Gentry Jr
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Artil
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Highlands
U.S
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Jouse
Tom Kage
Nf Anderson
Willard E. Dunlavy
E. Hartman
Brada Miller Trucking Company
Madison
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Belgium
Moise Tshombe
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Paul Henri Spak
Gaston Eyskens
Taipei
Formosa
Hoosier
Washington
Department of Defense Thurs
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Shovels Jr
Chir Gil
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Hopsack
College Board
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Stewart Circle
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Church of God
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