Controversy Over Airport Strip Purchase In Indiana
The Andersen Herald reports a dispute over a strip near Milan Indiana bought for 10 082 from highway funds. Smith denies it was for his personal use, citing emergency landing strips at Osgood Ripley County and Knox County. Commission director Cunningham notes the plan was discussed but never funded.
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Indiana University Recieves Grants Totaling 180344
Indiana University on Tuesday announced study grants totaling 180 344. Notable awards include 12036 from the Atomic Energy Commission for refining aluminum and magnesium and 11000 from the Army Chemical Corps for respiratory physiology research. Other grants come from the National Science Foundation and Office of Naval Research for studies in psychology entomology and astronomy.
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Office of Naval Research
National Science Foundation For Entomology Research
U. S. Public Health, Service
R. 3. Rohn
Atomig Energy Commission
Manion seeks ballot place for new party
Clarence Manion former Notre Dame Law School dean opens a drive for 8000 signatures to put the Constitution Party on Indiana ballots for November 6. He sets up a petition booth at the Oliver Hotel lobby and appeals for signers while volunteers canvass Indiana. The effort aims to stop Eisenhower or Stevenson from reaching 266 electoral votes and allow a third-party candidate in the House.
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Clarence
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University of Notre Dame Law School
Constitution Party
Indiana
Oliver Hotel
Craig
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
House
New Meridian Street Youth Center Sparks Local Interest
The Youth Center project led by Bob Canaday and Mrs Canaday gains momentum as renovations at 1th and Meridian Streets proceed. Volunteers from the Red Feather Agency and local plumbers renovate the masonry building for fall activities including dances, shuffleboard, and a snack bar, with several teen volunteers aiding in planning and setup.
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Canaday
Anderson College Names Two To Faculty 1936 57
Dr Helen Macy widely known West Coast psychologist and Miss Hilda Blackburn home economics instructor are named to Anderson College faculty for 1936 57 by President Dr John A Morrigan. Macy will fill a vacancy in psychology and philosophy while Blackburn serves this year during Mrs Malcolm Grossman’s absence. Also announced were Dr Pichon P Loh social studies and Paul D Anderson voice and choral music.
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Anderson College
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West face to East grips Arab world in Suez shadow
The piece argues major Western confrontation with the East shapes Jordanian and Arab responses to Nasser and Suez. It notes Arab leaders fear Western dominance and forecast potential alignment with Soviet power, while stressing the West must manage negotiations amid economic and military pressure without alienating Asian and Latin American publics.
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Jordan
Russia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Ali Abu ‘Nuwar
Prussia
Nasser
Suez
Bandung
Casablanca
Latin America
India
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Education and Career Paths Highlight Two Educators
The text outlines Cy Macy and Miss Blackburn with degrees from USC and Oakland City College respectively. Macy taught at Polytechnic High School and served as a school psychologist in Los Angeles, later joining the University of Houston, while Blackburn served with the U.S. Air Force as a dietician and taught in several Missouri and Indiana elementary and high schools.
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Polytechnic High School
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Paris
France
Blackburn
Anderson College
U. S. Air Force
Mt.[. Vernon
Markleville
Mooresville
Land Arcadia
Truman to Speak in Ottumwa on Labor Day Visit
Former President Truman plans a Labor Day speech in Ottumwa Iowa after attending the Chicago Democratic National Convention. He will fly from Kansas City to Ottumwa for a 2 p.m. airport appearance and return immediately.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Kansas City
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Towa Democratic Jeaders
Trumani
Ottumw
Chicago
Uruman
Rock Hurling Backed Presley Posts Riot at WSPT
STEVENS POINT Wis Tuesday teenagers protested a radio station by throwing a rock through the front window and threatening to disrupt the town if Elvis Presley music was not played. Announcers reported calls from youths demanding Elvis or else. In separate item, Nancy Paul, 38, of Los Angeles, divorced Elliot Paul after testimony of his heavy drinking and abuse.
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WSPT
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Utsor
Los Angeles
Elliot Paul
Nancy Paul
Antis
Las Vegas
New Packard Unveiled Next January in South Bend
Packard will be unveiled next January according to Harold E. Churchill. Production will be centralized in South Bend to cut costs, with initial Packard production starting in December and a new line of Studebaker cars and trucks planned for late fall, mid-September start.
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Studebaker-Packard Corp
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Studebaker - Packard
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Detroit
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South Bend
Studbaker-Packard
Studebaker
Tucker to Attend Stevenson Meeting in Chicago
Terre Haute Mayor Ralph Tucker said he accepted Adlai Stevenson’s invitation to join a Chicago gathering Friday to discuss election strategy. He noted Stevenson spoke to him by phone and he travelled to Indianapolis for a club luncheon before the event. The meeting is among several grass roots sessions to lay groundwork for the campaign with party leaders from Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri and Ohio invited. In Boonville Edgar A Warren 46 of Henderson Kentucky died after a crane accident on a bridge project near Newburgh Indiana.
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Ralph Tucker
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Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Tucker
Indiana
Norgivee
Illinuis
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Crane
Boonville
Ind
Edgar A| Warren
Henderson
Newburgh
Escapee from Nebraska Penitentiary Found in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne patrols identified 31 year old Charles Clyde Marshall as the escapee from Lincoln’s State Penitentiary after fingerprints matched during a routine check. He had been sought on a three year term for obtaining money under false pretenses and was held on a $5000 bond at Allen County Jail after treatment.
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Fort Wayne Veterans
Charles Clyde Marshall
Nebraska ‘State Penitentiary
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Marshall
Huntington
Port Wayne
Siies
Allyn County
Remodeling and Design Ideas From Better Homes and Gardens
A glimpse into improved living spaces with new remodeling and building concepts. The feature highlights home landscaping and decorating ideas to enhance family comfort and style, showcased in a September issue.
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