Eastern Flood Brief Facts From Northeast States
Robert Steele 29 of 2417 Brown St an employee of Delco Remy Division was seriously injured and his father in law Dennis Wilkey 34 Terre Haute badly hurt in a collision between an auto and a panel truck at Hillsboro last Saturday morning. Mrs Collins sister of Steele was hurt in an auto accident here at 9th and Sycamore Streets about 9 am. The flood story spans Connecticut Pennsylvania Massachusetts New York New Jersey Rhode Island and Delaware River area with multiple deaths injuries and extensive damage.
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Robert Steele
Brown St
Delco-Remy Division
Dennis Wilkey
Terre Haute
Hillsboro
Apo
Collins
10Th St
Steele
John Manship
Terr ‘Re Haute
Springfield
Associated Press
Connecticut
Ond
Ilinois
Eisenhower
Anderson
Hartford
Wilkey
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Massachusetts
Christian Herter
Bay
New York
Port Jervis
Edward Cullinan
New Jersey
Delaware River
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
Pasa
Sycamore Sts
Hastings Family Man Served as Mitchell Motors Manager
Elmer E Hastings longtime resident and service manager at Mitchell Motors died leaving widow Mary Louise Hastings a son Donald and daughters Har lyn and Mary Ann all at home and a sister Emmet Price of Anderson. Services set for 10 30 a m at Brown and Butt Funeral Home with Rev William Eddy of South Medidian Street Church of God officiating burial at Memorial Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E
Louisa Hastings
Mitchell Motors
Mary Louise Hastings
Donald
Harlyn
Mary Ann
Emmet Price
Rof Anderson
Brown and Butt Funeral
William Eddy
South Mesidian St. Church of God
iDarl Pamatary
Schroeder to discuss forgery analysis at Exchange Club luncheon
Edwin Schroeder of Indianapolis will explain techniques used in analyzing handwriting and forgery at the Anderson Exchange Club luncheon today at noon. W. M. Merritt will introduce the program, with Paul Whelchel presiding as club president.
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Associated
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
weMpesey
Detroit
Indianapolis
Memphis
Milwaukee
Ste. Marie
Schroeder
Des Moines
Moline
Fargo
Edwin Schroeder
Kansas City
Mpls
St. Paul
Indiana
Omaha
Sioux City
Atlanta
Anderson Exchange Club
Boston
Miami
Clear
Golday
YMCA
New York
W. M. Merritt
Washington
Stam
Fort Worth
Paul Whelchel
New Orleans
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Winnipeg
San Diego
Ti & M
Russians to visit Canada after Washington trip
Benson highlighted U S help in organizing the visit and the good impression of Americans on the Soviet delegation led by Matskevich. The Russians will travel to New York then Canada for a two week tour before returning to the USSR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frage
United States
Matskevich
Washinington
New York
Red Cross Disaster Appeal Responds to Flood Suffering
National Red Cross leaders report a major flood catastrophe in the East. E Roland Harriman announces an initial 2000 relief disbursement and that trained disaster workers are deployed to six states. The organization operates 107 shelters housing 12 000 homeless with 400 nurses and 150 doctors volunteering.
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Pegs One
Bedford
Dean
Bedford Hospital
Anderson
National Red Cross
R. Roland Harriman
E. Roland Harriman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
National Arc
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Midwest pollen rise tempers heat wave in Hoosier land
A Canadian cold front brings cooler air to the Midwest, delaying a return to the prior heat. Marion reports the day’s highest rainfall at 1.69 inches as hay fever pollen climbs to 76, prompting residents to plan around allergy levels despite no full heat return expected.
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Page
Marion
Midwest
Hoosierland
Conference sees progress in atomic science training goals
The AEC may address hydrogen power for peaceful uses in the coming weeks or months. Strauss said the Geneva meeting showed scientists can discuss peaceful atomic topics without breaching security, and there was no dialogue on weapons at Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
Strauss
Geneva
Local Woman Returns From Bermuda Tour
Mary Ethel Thurston and Mildred Thurston of Anderson and Chicago return from a trip to New York City and Bermuda. They were joined by Lucille Mayr of Muncie and Ta Pedendorf of Chicago. The article mentions Broadway and television, with a note on Bermuda sightseeing experiences.
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Mary Ethel Thurston
Mildred Thurston
Anderson
Chicago
New York City
Bermuda
Lucille Mayr
Muncie
Ta Pedendorf
New York
Putnam, Conn
Sense
al Gion
Uneasy Strike Hits Hagerstown Plant Small Scale Operation
Uneasy strike action at the Hagerstown plant limits output with non-union workers. Company reports 473 employees on site though production remains constrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
FASTEETH promises firmer false teeth and fresh breath
реклам copy notes a powder called FASTEETH to keep dentures secure and odor-free. It claims the alkaline formula prevents souring and improves comfort, with the promise of less embarrassment from loose plates. Obtain FASTEETH at dry counters.
Mrs. Sharon Bell Dies in Anderson at 18
Mrs. Sharon Tucker Bell 18 died Sunday at 11:40 a m in St John Hospital after a two and a half week illness. She was wife of Thomas Bell married last September. Born in Frankfort to Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker she had lived in Anderson since infancy and was a member of First Methodist Church. Funeral tomorrow at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Roscoe Snowden officiating burial at Whiteman Cemetery in Michigantown Indiana. Survivors include her husband parents a brother Gary Tucker and grandparents.
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Bell
Sharon Tucker Bell
E. St. St
St. John's Hospital
Thomas ‘Bell
Frankfort
Paul Tucker
First Methodist Church
Anderson High School
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Roscoe Snowden
East Side
Church of God
Whiteman Cemetery
Michiigantown
Ind
Gary Tucker
Anderson
Savannah Tucker
Hamilton
Ohio
James Mechem
Hillisburg
Economic boom slows but stays strong in fall outlook
National expansion remains robust with consumer goods boom led by households. Indiana shows improvement over a year ago while flood relief efforts spread across Connecticut New York and New Jersey. Red Cross deploys 260 specialists 635 nurses and 200 doctors as Massachusetts and Pennsylvania contend with windfalls of damage and isolation.
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Indiana
Main Street
New York
Red Cross
Boston
Herter
Worcester
Mass
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Camp Davis
New Jersey
State Capitol
Trenton
Mt. Washington
Berkshire Mountain
Obituaries Reach Across States For Madison Area Residents
George E. Applegate 59 of 609 Madison Ave. died last evening at St. John's Hospital after a two week illness. He was a native of Madison County, retired farmer, former rural mail carrier, and member of First Methodist Church Mt. Moriah Lodge American Legion and WWI veteran. Survived by an aunt Mrs. Raymond Anderson and cousins. Funeral home arrangements pending. Helen C. Wells of Framingham Mass. and former resident died Saturday at a friend’s home. Widow of Charles Wells, she lived here 35 years before moving to Massachusetts in 1945. Survived by daughter Mrs. Carol Mangas. Funeral at St Mary’s Church. Charles R. Ames Jr., four month old Chesterfield boy, died unexpectedly. Funeral at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. Patterson. Burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Emmert Wells, former resident, funeral at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Survived by two daughters, a son, and a sister. Minnie Mae Todd of Flora died Sunday at nursing home. born 1874 near Camden Ind. She married Warren M. Todd in 1899. Burial at Brookside Cemetery, LaPelle. Ruth Macome of Indianapolis died yesterday. funeral and burial in Indianapolis. daughter Mrs. Vivian Edelen resides here.
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George Applegate
George E. Applegate
Madison Ave
St. John's Hospital
Applegate
Madison County
First Methodist Church
Mt. Moriah
A. M
American Legion
Raymond Anderson
Here
Baker Brothers Funeral
Helen C. Wells
Framingham
Mass
Helen Baumer
Nobel St
Charles Wells
Wells
Massachusetts
St. Mary’ S Church
Daughters of Isabella and the Rosary Society
Carol Mangas
St .Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
the Rosary Society
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Charles BR. Ames
Charles R. Ames Jr
Charles R. Ames
Chesterfield
Brown and Butz
W. H. Patterson
New Dunkirk
East Maplewood
Sam C. Partlow
Mildred Esmundo
San Francisco
Calif
I Reuben Ames
Merced
Bertha Schuyler
Mt Amdaeden
Heather
Harriman
Roland Harriman
American Reds Cross
Hartford
Conn
Red Cross
Milton
Tillamook
Ore
Weewee
Minnie Mae Todd
Trether
Rockies
Rive Todd
Bowser Apts
Iby
Washington
Heu
Philadelphia
Nedy
Flora
Mrs. Todd
Area Sur
Camden
Ind
Wey
James
Warren Si. Todd
Arcadia
Frank
Nettie Boner Nelson
LaBashe Black
Pittsburgh
Blanche Bone
Anderson
C. Rector
Markleville
Brookside
Laipel
James Glebe
Markleville Methodist Church
Ruth Macome
Indianapolis
Vivian Edelen
Methodist Hospital
Edelen
Boulevard
Asac
Sharon State
Dulles
International Baptist Church
White House
Jack Yarigo
Sharon
American Bar Assn
Denver
Page One
Todd
Spe
Lawrence E
Pauline Head
Fitzgerald
Hugh Speck
W. 40Th St
John’s Hospital
United States
Memorial Park
Herbert Brownett Jr
Hospital Dismissals and Wafer-Blend Notices
List of patients discharged from St. Johns Hospital including Mrs. Goldie Crumbo and Mr. Walter Hardin with their addresses. Also mentions a conference in Washington with Secretary Dulles, a speech in New York, and a burial at Sharon Cemetery. Includes a note on infant Speck’s death at St Johns Hospital and a public sale of a farm acre near Greeneville, Tennessee.
Plans for bridge at blocked Ind 13 location
Driver incidents at both ends of the blocked Ind 13 bridge prompt immediate construction or a temporary crossing. Traffic rerouted while Byrd pleas guilty, paying $5 fine plus costs totaling $19.75. Semi truck weight estimated 35,000 to 35,500 pounds with possible 10,000 more for the load.
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Ind. 13
Byrd
Frye
Herbert Ryker Pendleton dies after yearlong illness
Herbert V. Ryker 76 died at home after a yearlong illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Cornell-Bright Funeral Home with Rev. L Wayne Eller officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Pendleton. Surviving are wife Lillie M. Ryker two stepchildren Opan Langsdale and Herbert A. Ryker both of Pendleton three step grandchildren a brother Clarence Ryker of Linden and several nieces and nephews.
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Herbert Ryker Pendleton
Herbert V. Ryker
Cornell-Bright
L. Wayne Eller
Memorial Park Cemetery
Pendleton
Lillie M. Ryker
Opan Langsdale
Herbert A. Ryker
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U.S
Richard Hastings
Richard W. Hastings
Citizen's Nursing Center
Benson Stresses
Enally
George Hinkle
James S. Allen
CIO
United Auto Workers
William F. Caldwell
UAW International
Stroudsburg
U.S. Carol Dome
Roy
America
Spiegel Savers
Sree
Neon Trad
Spiegel
Meridian
Morocco
al ‘Lash
Penthievre
Algeria
France
Moroccol
le Bourget
Paris
Algiers
Edgar Faure
Aix Jes Bains
el Mokhri
Sultan Bjit
Qulay Arafa
Aix Des Bains
Wal Uyel O
Uuu Lanyes WI
Jaed Zemig
U.s.i
Protectorate
Ameri Cross
Lars
Oman
Moroc 20
Atlas Mountain
Zem
Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef
Winsted
Mrs
Minnie Tond
Goldie Crumbo
E. Eighth St
Lula M. ‘Flatt
Sixth St
Patricia Welch
West
Guy G. Gensimore
Central Ave
Walter Hardin
Henry St
Elsie E. Vetter
Ohio Ave
William Daugherty
Fletcher St
Hampton Murphy
E. Lynn St
Wallie B. Levitt
W. 13Th St
Minnie J. Nickerson
Pitt St
Thelma L McClintock
Eighth St
Hannah McCampbell
Middletown
Charles R Billiter
Donnelly
James B. Hines
E. Sixth
Leslie Wise
St. Clarence Warren
Alexandria
Robert C. Lesser
Donald Arnold
W. 17Th St
Phyllis Belangee
van Auskirk
Leland Chatham
Weeks
Arthur Chatham
Davy Crockett
Greeneville
Tenn
New Frontiers, Inc
Florida
Joe Garrett Jr
Frederick M.nelson
Frederick M. Nelson
Ninth St
Andersen
Finast
Madison
Benjamin Moore
Foland
Boxer Brothers Funeral Home
East Eleventh St
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