Swapping Big Item At Scout Jamboree
Scouts at Niagara on the Lake World Jamboree swarm with swapping as Ward and Ward, Tipton, join Indiana Eagle Explorers in crowds. Steve Storms from Tipton along with Donnie Bussell and Ronnie Bussell display prize collections in the scene of the 1930s era gathering of over 10 000 youths from around the world.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Memphis
Milwaukee
Ste. Marie
Des Moines
Moline
Fargo
Kansas City
Mils
St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Atlanta
Boston
Miami
New York
Washington
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Ward
Innipes
Terry Ward
Anderson
Tion
Carl Booth
New Castle
Jwenun' Cil
Seis
Niagara
On -the
Steve Storms
Tipton
Donnie
iLake
Ont
Canada
Bussell
Ronnie Bussell
Itig
Booth
Bussells
Europe
Indiana
Eagle Explorers Twins
Don’t Need It Want Ad in Herald and Bulletin
A terse want ad asks readers to sell unused items for cash through the Herald and Bulletin platform. It emphasizes quick cash and simple listing, inviting contact via the newspaper’s classified section.
William Hankins 87 Dies in Indiana Funeral Planned
William Benton Hankins 87 died at 10 p.m. Friday at his daughter’s home in Middletown after weeks of illness. Born in Pulaski County, he lived much of his life on farms, worked as a watchman at Durham Manufacturing in Muncie, and later resided in Markleville. Surviving are three daughters, two sisters, a brother, five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Valorous C Recto funeral Home with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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Marbleville
William Benton Hankins
Pearlie Watkins
No. 7Th St
Middletown
Mr. Hankins
Pulaski County
Richard
Catherine Keesling Hankins
Madison County
Durham Manufacturing Co
Muncie
Markleville
Mechanicsburg
Charles Carlson
Salmon
Idaho
William Lodge
Watkins
Maude Wilkin
Gon
Rosa McDaniel
Charles Hawkins
Florida
Bertha Duncan
Summitville
Bertha Ann Duncan
Carl Foster
Kokomo
Eller
Ray Lindley
Albright
Howard County
Duncan
Jess Chaplain
Hemlock
Harvey Duncan
Macedonia Christian Church
Thomas
Lydia Cochran
Army Scientist Awarded Cheney Award for Safety Tests
Lt Col John P Stapp, a soldier scientist, received the Cheney Award from Gen Nathan Twining at a Pentagon ceremony for risking his life in high speed acceleration and deceleration tests to promote safer ejector seat research. The honor recognizes courage and scientific pursuit in aviation safety.
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Washington Um
Air Force
John P. Stapp
Stapp
Nathan F. Twining
iStapp
Cheney
Pentagon
France
Italy
Swes
Anden
Norway
Denmark
Cuba
World Jamboree plans and reviews described in school notes
The piece outlines World Jamboree activities across grades with Miss Helen Craig and Miss Mary Jane Bergdoll, including music, camping, lectures, and committee planning. It mentions participants from various schools, a Toronto parade, and speakers from Taylor University and the University of Texas, highlighting intercultural exchange and youth engagement.
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Mary Jane Bergdoll
Park Place
Hollis
Enrollment and staff update at Anderson High School
Freshmen and transfer lists for Anderson High School enrollment. dismissal and book sale details. Staff workshop plans announced with session schedule and group heads. names listed for department topics and guidance program. More than a dozen teachers and community figures named across disciplines.
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Ing
Iegular
Anderson
MCA
Agnes Brock
David Barrow
Claude Wce Roney
Dorothy Campbells
Dan Couch
Ourj
Robert Schaffer
Prairie Valley
Lee Hale
Noblesville
Art
Harry Beaman
Cliff Harrison
Tipton
Randy
David Layton
Jon Workshop
Funeral service for Edward Monday at Baker Brothers
Edward Monday funeral set for 10 am at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. George Burns presiding burial to follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. He leaves three sons Donald Shansas City Kansas Charles and Melvin both of Anderson a brother John of Anderson and was a member of the Elks Lodge.
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Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Burns
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bridges
Orville Bridges
Donald
Shansas City
Kan
Charles
Melvin
Anderson
John
Elks‘ Lodge
Scout Uniforms Show Global Threads on Local Trails
Local Scouts wear many uniform styles while maintaining a common identity. Turbans from India or cloth wraps may appear on the Scout head, reflecting diverse origins. Even kilts from Scotland appear in exchanges, illustrating global exchange within a local troop.
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India
Iowa
Moroccan political turmoil tests Sultan’s fate
Faure said he would fly to Paris on Saturday to confer with Grandval and present a joint report to the French Cabinet. Partisans of Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa launched a counteroffensive to keep him on the throne amid strong opposition from Is ttiqlal leaders and wavering Moroccan masses. Is ttiqlal leaders now accept a throne formula, suggesting Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef remains exiled but could be considered legal Sultan, with a decision delayed for the Moroccan People at a later date.
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Jdents
Morocco
Faure
Paris
Grandval
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Isttiqlal
Astiqlal
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Ben Youssef
Tax Cut Plans Face Budget Balance and Exemptions
Byrd warns against overreliance on an unexpected boom in revenue, urging budget balance through reduced spending. George from Vienna, Ga., supports income tax cuts only if the new fiscal year budget is balanced, favoring higher personal exemptions and rate adjustments, with limited business tax cuts.
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Treasury
Byrd
Congress
George
Vienna
Chicago probe cites calls linked to Ippolito exchange
Detective Chief John O'Malley said Marks received telephone calls from Ippolito. The calls were placed from an exchange sharing the Ippolito name on Chicago's north side. No connections between Ippolito and Chicago have been found.
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Chicago
John O'Malley
Marks
Ippo
Lito
O'Malley
Ippolito
Enforced price laws and Kashmir march spark hearings and tensions
Government economist Jesse Markham, Princeton associate, told a Senate inquiry that anti price discrimination law keeps consumer prices higher, urging stronger enforcement. Separately Pakistan Christian League plans a Sept 15 peaceful Kashmir march led by Zafar Iqbal, inspired by Indian nonviolent actions. A Seventh Day Adventist church official laments youth idolization of comics and TV heroes, warning of moral drift. The era notes a tank engine standardization progress cutting spare parts.
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Markham
Princeton University
Warley M. Kilgore
W. Va
Senate
Kilgore
Pakistan Christian League
Kashmir
League
Zafar Iqbal
India
United Nations
Pakistan
Norman Webb Dies in Elwood at 77
Norman Scott Webb 77 of 2315 Main St Elwood was found dead by his wife at 5 p m Friday. Deputy Coroner Milton Yorks said Webb likely died about eight hours earlier. He leaves a widow Bessie one stepdaugher Ruth Flath Anderson two grandchildren four sisters and one brother. Webb born April 1878 to Lewis and Minerva Webb married Bessie Frazier in March 1943. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Norman Scott Webb
Main St
Wbb
Milton Yorks
York's
Bessie
Ruth Flath
Anderson
Mary Thrall
Bertha Hinds
Grace Ware
Fair Imount
Blanche Riley
Kokomo
Lee Webb
Marion
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties obituary notices
Series of brief death notices from Madison area: Bertha Duncan of Summitville dies at home near Kokomo with services in Kokomo, interment Albright Cemetery. Dessie Babcock of Gilman dies at home with funeral at Meeks Mortuary Muncie. Victor Emswiller of Middletown dies at home. Lawrence Davy Wilkinson former Wilkinson resident dies in Austin Texas with graveside service at Glencove Cemetery near Knightstown. first cargo through Sault Ste Marie canal 132 tons aboard brig Columbia in 1845.
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Dessie Babcock Gilman
Dessie A. Babcock
Lawrence Davy Wilkinson
Lawrence Davy
Wilkinson
Austin
Tex
Glencove
Knightstown
Condo and Son Funeral
May
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Columbia
Anderson Obituaries Summary
Mrs Edith P Sheumaker 42 of 1702 Jackson St dies after six week illness. Services tomorrow at 2:30 pm Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Phillip Philbrook officiating and burial at Ovid Cemetery in New Columbus. Also noted are death notices for Miss Margaret Stover and Vernon Red Hiles with funeral services today and burial details.
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Edith P. Sieumaker
Edith P. Sheuaker
Jackson St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook
Ovid Cemtery
New Columbus
Shellmaker
Carl G. Sheumaker
Flora Green
Wabash
Vernon
Hiles
Brown and Byte
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ind
Anderson
Dulles Frontier Problems in Middle East Talks
Dulles outlined necessary steps including possible armed force to prevent changes to permanent frontiers before any treaty. He cited the 900,000 refugees scattered across Arab areas partly helped by the UN, a fear of sudden attacks, and ongoing economic warfare. He also noted the lack of fixed permanent borders between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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Dulles
United Nations
Israel
Inquiry in Navy hearings shift to security cases
Johnston said next week's hearings would cover the cases of Eleanor Waxer and her husband Sanford Waxer of Detroit, former Army employees, who faced scrutiny under the security program. Waxer was denied an honorable discharge last May for alleged ties to Communist party members. The subcommittee, part of the Senate Civil Service Committee, was tasked to study the employee security program and report next year. Khrushchev returns home after six days in Romania marking the liberation anniversary.
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Wilbur Shirey
Miller Cemetery
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