Evansville Youth Shot Fatally In Auto Travel
Evansville Indiana reports a 17 year old youth shot to death while riding in a moving car by a companion who believed a threat existed. Police said the incident occurred near Princeton during a trip returning from a contract event as the gun was fired from a pistol the assailant did not realize remained chambered. The shooter guided the car to safety after the incident.
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Evansville
Ind
Ari Evartsville
Washington
UPI
Team 1
James A. Tiaffa
Douglas Billings
Princeton
Shelton
Union
Banking School Attended By Banker Faculty Named For Next Year
UW School of Banking hosts two week residence session at University of Wisconsin Madison opening Sept. 4. About 1,250 students from 41 states, Japan, Puerto Rico, and Honduras attend sessions. Sister M Cecilia named principal and several faculty members listed among attendees.
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School of Banking
University of Elwood
St. Joseph's
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Aw- Washington
Ee Comene Anderson
Sis- Indiana
U.S
Ter
Japan
Puerto Rico
Igiet Oan
Aia Bil
Honduras
Tabara
Charles 4. Halleck
D. E. Forst
House
M. Cecilia
Miss Pa
Tricia Johnson
John Brademas
Winfield K
Former Hockett Post Commander Cited For Meritorious Service
Floyd H. Smith, former commander of George HL Hockett Post 127, received a Bronze Plaque for Meritorious Service for his year as commander. He coordinated post activities, kept the Post Home staffed, aided needy veterans and families, and arranged hospital transport in Indianapolis. The award was given at the 5th District Reorganization meeting in North Manchester on August 17.
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Floyd H. Smith
George HL Hockett
North Mon ‘Jchester
East Berlin Refugees Escape West Berlin Over Wall
Three East Berlin residents evaded gunfire and crossed the barbed wire to safety in West Berlin after feigning repairs at a bulldozer site. They overwhelmed a border guard, scrambled the wall, and reached West Berlin with two them wounded by wire.
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Wall
U.S
Neukoelia
West Berlin
Courthouse News and School Bus Service Updates
Courthouse items note suits filed in Superior Court 1 and 2 including Joseph Rash and others against measures, quiet title actions, and several divorce petitions. An Edgarton Schilder obituary is reported. School bus service for Elwood pupils to kindergarten through grade school is set to continue with independent operator Grover Cook and Ira E. Buses serving Edgewood Oakland St. Joseph areas. Hospital notes list dismissals admissions births and a Syracuse obituary of veteran Indianapolis Fort Wayne journalist Edgar F. Schilder.
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Elwood
Elementary and
Kinney
Plasmati Jdergarten
Kenneth Ray Burton
Mabeli
New York Subway
Dle
Burton
Fred R. Robertson
Jey
Grover C. Cook
Ira E
Edge Cook
Lynn McKibben
Andlwood
Oakland
St. Joseph
Evelyn McKibben
Schoote
Promotion Given iAs Yardmaster in Columbus Ohio
Charles Wolfe of 4820 Southern Ave is promoted to top yardmaster of the New York Central Railroad in Columbus Ohio. He has 25 years with the company and previously worked as ticket agent. Wolfe won the national intercollegiate oratorical contest of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. He attended Concordia Lutheran College in Portand Ore last year.
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Charles Wolfe
Southern Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Carl
Anderson
Los Hernandez
Los Angeles
New York Central Railroad
Concordia Col
Lege
Fort Wayne
Ind
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Concordia Lutheran College
Portlane Ore
Anderson Two. Schools Expand Lunch Program
Elwood funeral services for George H Orth set for 10 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Madison Heights cafeteria to offer expanded National Milk Program lunch options. township schools include all in program and adjust milk, price, and menu details. Early bus arrivals will not have doughnuts and milk at Madison Heights. Burned on stove report: Billy McKinney 1 year old injured by gas stove, treated at Community Hospital.
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Elwood
George H. Orth
St. Elwood
Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
T. J. Hammes
Copher and
Madison Heights
Safeteria
Wits. Mwer Nls
Ethel
Anderson
May Miller
N. B St
Mir
Offi-Jamar
Robert L
Jackley
Nat Hoppes
Wesleyan
Ional
Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial
Pamatere
Hancock Services
Seganere
J Ralph
Hancock
Elwood Igram
Indianapolis
Sterrett
Ables
Nash
Forrestville Cemewish
Frienly
Copher
Fesler
Slameantanr
Billy McKinney
Louise St
Community Hospital
Orville White Dies in Florida Former Alex Man
Orville White a 17 year old engineer for Boeing Aircraft at Capte Canaveral died at Daytona Beach Florida Sunday night Funeral services will be held at 2 p m today in Daytona Beach Surviving are his widow Louise three sons David Jon and Jeffrey all at home his mother Mrs Lottie Auler of Alexandria a sister Mrs Father Van De Walker of Lebanon and a brother Glen White of Philadelphia Per Use Bulletin Herald Classifieds
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Alexandria
Orville White
Boeing
Capte Canaveral
Daytona Beach
Lauiise
David
Jon
Jeffrey
Lottie Auler
van de Walker
Lebanon
Glen White
Philadelphia
Elwood Social Clubs Host Bridge and Euchre Gatherings
Mrs. Ruby Rich entertained the K A B club at her home with Mrs. Lillian Perkins of Gary and others in attendance. Bridge wins went to Mrs. Gladys Foland and Mrs. Weright. Delta Hand Club met at Hazel Stam’s with Mrs. Creagmile hosting next. Euchre prizes were awarded as several members joined events at Stottlemyer’s and nearby homes.
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Ness
Ruby Laycock
Christias
Ardella Everling
Schmidt
Zelpha Adams
Club
Ethel Reichart
Wilma Wood
Gladys Foland
Station 13
Indiana
Richards
Ipalis
Wilma Woodsides
Attlee warns of human folly in atomic age at world meeting
Tokyo report says former British PM Attlee, vice president of World Federalists, urged the world to embrace international law to avert human destruction from atomic age folly. Delegates at the 11th congress opened by Dr Hideko Yukawa, a Nobel laureate, discussed moving toward world law and disarmament.
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Tokyo
UPI
Alee Saiid
Lord Atlee
Attlee
Hideko Yukawa
Yukawa
Japan
Manford L Holmes dies at 34 in Alexandria
Manford L. Holmes 34 former tool and die maker and former service station manager died Monday at 8 p.m. at his home 201 Elm Street Alexandria He was born December 30 1908 in Lancaster Ohio and lived here 48 years He married Beulah Pherson Survivors include widow son David Alexandria two daughters Joyce ula Anderson and Phyllis Beigh Alexandria his mother Ella Foreman Cammack brother Basil Thlmes Williams Arizona and five grandchildren The funeral at First Baptist Church Thursday at 1 30 p.m. with Rev Albert Neher to follow at the church Interment at the church cemetery. Nancy Lamb injured when her foot caught in bicycle spokes admitted to Community Hospital Anderson Monday Claude Smith also admitted in same ambulance.
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Alexandria
Manford L. Holmes
Elm St
Mr. Holmes
Lancaster
Ohio
James C
Ela LaRue Holmes
Beulah Pherson
Beulah
David
Joyceula
Anderson
Phyllis Beigh
Ella Foreman
Cammack
Basil Thlmes
Williams, Ariz
Earl IM. Kyle
First Baptist Church
Albert FE. Neher
Open Lindberg Used Book Store Opens Aug 30
Lindberg School will host a used book exchange opening August 30 guided by principal Harold Zellers. PTA mothers and Mothers Club members will gather books for sale during the first week of school, with sales starting around noon Friday. First grade registration begins about 8:18 AM and other pupils register in the afternoon. a Lindberg teachers meeting is scheduled for 1:30 PM on August 29. Vision tests are required in 19 states.
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Lindberg School
Harold Zellers
Prinicipal
PTA
Mothers Club
Lindberg
Anderson Township
Jean
OA Fuente
Ssehooh
Nobel prizes estimated at about 40000 dollars each
Rize Values New York reports the Nobel prizes are currently valued at roughly 40 000 dollars per prize. The estimate reflects contemporary fund valuations and prize funding structures.
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Rize
New York
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