Mrs Waltz To Attend GOP Conclave In Summitville
County Council debates budget in early session as Mrs. Waltz named delegate to GOP conclave in Washington. Local clubs host meetings amid community notices. bridge project approved for Lick Creek area near Pendleton, contractor Life, Inc. to build at $40,300.25 with construction pending.
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Mrs. Waltz
Sumantville
van Buren
Donald Beyer
Irlene Cleaver
Treassurer
Fred Latehaw
Ros Snores
Tina
Cecil Dunham
Zula Kiv Yey
Gilpert Waltz
Marion
Sevons Lick Creek
PendHleton
Muianapolis
Fiers
Life
Trial Begins In Meary Circuit Court Murder Case
The first degree murder trial of Donald Lee Childs, 19, inmate at Indiana Reform, opens after disputed evidence and expert testimony. Prosecution and defense clash over items from Indiana State Police and a reformatory supervisor who witnessed the scene at the December death of a 11 year old inmate.
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New Castle
Meary
Donald Lee Childs
Indiana Reformatory
Lalat Basting
Forrest Bowman Jr
Madison County
William Lawler Jr
Indiana
Ronald B Hart
Reformatory
Joe Matha
Dev
Alvin Eugene Robison
Alartin
Willow
Steve Skasgs
Heaby Somata
St John's
Telomere
Doua's
Tory
C. D. Stoner
Mes
Stanley Manatsey
Tamarack
Mr. Au
Roger Gaveetl
New Arrivals Born at Community Hospital
In a fragmented report, Soner is said to have lunch with Chikis and an inmate admitted trouble. Judge Wesley Ratliff ordered detention while Indianapolis defense counsel and assistant prosecutor Richard E. Kreegar argued over evidence. Court recessed at 1 PM and to resume at 5 PM today.
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Soner
Chikis
Wesley Ratliff
Richard E. Kreegar
Beirut clashes after refugees resisted Lebanese forces
Lebanese troops clashed with Palestinian refugees and guerrillas in Nebres Bared Camp near Tripoli, killing one soldier and wounding four as security forces blocked an Information Center. Camp residents of about 10,000 resisted and cut the main road, stormed a space post, burned fires, raided an armory, and fired on troops before calm returned.
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Beirut
Leba
Trinad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Nebres |Bared
Nicholson Career Movements and Industry Leaders
A historical profile traces Nicholson and colleagues through engineering, management, and executive roles across American Steel and Nicholson File Company. It highlights Williams in Rhode Island, Diehl in Ohio, Sokol in Indiana, and Kaler’s engineering leadership, noting community involvement and family ties.
Biographical sketch of B. Martin and public service roles
B Martin longtime church educator civic organizer and community leader. He directed youth work at Fourth Presbyterian Chicago Central Presbyterian Denver and later led 600 cadets at the University of Iowa during World War II. He served as director of Boys Camp Winona Girls Camp Friday night parties and junior church activities and cofounded the Anderson Toastmasters. He held Rotary Internationl leadership roles and elder positions at First Presbyterian Anderson and served on several boards and drives including hospitals YMCA Salvation Army and United Fund campaigns. He and his wife raised three children in Anderson before moving to Indianapolis where he studied at Western University and Southern Presbyterian Theological Seminary before joining the service in 1917.
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United States Steel Company
American Steel Aid
Iacoming
Robert Heller and Associates
Cleveland
Tise H. K. Porter Company, Inc
Nicholson [Fite Company
Williams
Junior Achievement
Rhode Island
Barrington
Barrington Presbyterian Church
Thehl
Oshkosh
Wisc
Wisconsin State University
Chicago Ordnance District
War Department
Ordnance
Diehl
Nicholson File Company
Ems Law
Nicholson
Anderson
Sokol
Andersons
Kaler
St. Job's Hospital
Salvation Army Board
Indiana
Asstucton
Anderson, Chamber of Commerce
Jean
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wind Ridge
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Central Presbyterian
Denver
Cote
University Faf
Iowa
Martin
Winona
First Presbyterian Church
Tvo
Madison County Welfare Board
First Presbyterian
A Ha
Hospital Fund
Salvation Army
Anderson College
United Fund Campaigns
J. B. Marth Jll
Evansville
Howard (Mariam) Brammar
Indianapolis
Tam
Smith
Galo
Randchild
Que Son Valley Battle Seen As Major U.S. Victory
American and Marine units of the Americal Division under Maj. Gen. Love B. Ramsey claim a major win after two weeks of fighting in the Que Son valley north of Saigon. US and allied forces press the retreating North Vietnamese, with over 1,000 enemy and 70 Americans reported casualties in 11 days of action. Despite incidents of defiance by a handful of infantry, officials say the campaign aimed to stall attacks on Hiep Duc refugee camp and bolster South Vietnamese defense.
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Caimed Vhtory
Yen
Americal
Love B. Ramsey
Somerset, Ky
Saigon
Ramsey
Ad Uri
Hiep Duc
Que Soc
Que Sonal
Obituary of Mrs Mabel Beckner in Anderson
Mrs. Mabel S. Beckner, 85, of 1612 Ninth St, died at Tur e Creek Nursing Center Thursday morning after a three month illness. Born August 18, 1881 in Anderson, she was the daughter of Robert and Anna Binns Cridge and lived in Anderson most of her life. Survived by son Edward C. Wilson, two daughters Wickauxki Patti Wilson and several nieces and nephews. Services by Rev. Monroe Schuster at Herald & Rozelle Funeral Home 10:20 a.m. Saturday. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Roelle Funeral Home 2-4 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. today.
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Mabel S. Beckner
Mabel. Beckner
Ninth St
Ture Creek
Merath
His. Beckner
Anderson
Robert
Anna Binns
Cridge
Central Obristian Church
Edward C. Wilson
Wickauxki
Patti Wilson
Monroe Schuster
Herald & Rozelle
East Maple Wont
Roelle Funeral
Widow Neese Dies After Eight Week Hospital Stay
Mrs Winona Neese 72 of 112 Haverhill Dr a retired first grade teacher in Anderson Public Schools died at Community Hospital Wednesday evening after eight weeks of hospitalization. A Monon native born Feb 28 1897 she lived most of her life in Anderson taught at Central Avenue School and belonged to First United Methodist Church National Retired Teachers Association and Order of the Eastern Star. Funeral arrangements announced with services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and a White Shrine memorial service set for 7 PM.
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Meese
Haverhill Dr
Anderson Public
Community Hospital
Monon
Thomas S
Rhods A. Bringham
Thornburg
Anderson
Central Avenue
National Tietired Teachers Association
Unif Led Methodist Church
Order of Eastern ‘Star
Jerusalian
Besaugee
Jonathan Patrick Daoust
AHS
Richard Daoust
Ali
Douglass
Lexandria Pike
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Rarph
Chapman
Rada Kay
Cooper
Kendal
Cox
Sharm Sue Dodson
Thomas
Momo. Jackson
Neathaniel
Qic Plummer
Larry Tittenhouse
Joan Seal
Caryl Smiths
Keith Stewart
Margaret
Madison County Heart Fund
Ann Thomas
Paul Zerkel
Brown
Tirtz
Anderson City Smits
Tunsday
Bert L. Downey
Downey
Chavory
William Beasley
J.C. Penney Company
James Maslin
Ander Atarsh Supermarkets, Inc
Evans-Donali
Pepsi-Cola
Ville
Bolling Co
Heercalion Equip
Worth Street
Next
Thement Co
Rozelle
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Fortville final rites today for Dewey C. Whelchel 69 of Fortville interment Gravel Lane Cemetery Laura M. Dunn Ingalls dies after three weeks at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis born in Madison County April 6 1908 etc Thelma May Myers 71 Fortville services Saturday at Conant Funeral Home Graveside interment Buxley Cemetery Nora H Kelly 78 Portville funeral Mass Saturday at St Thomas Catholic Church Fortville interment at Fincher Funeral Home care notes
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Dewey C. Whelchel
Fortville
Kisher
Rt. 4
Gravel Lane
Cemeery
Noblesville
Thelma May Myers
Furcal
Buxley
Nora Kelly Portville
Nora H. Kelly
Yaplar St
Matthew Herold
Thomas Catholie Courch
Tortville
Fincher Funeral Home
Fragmented quote on education policy and public support
A fragmentary passage quotes Ebbertt and Voyvanthar Bracidant discussing education as a national commitment. It notes that schools reflect public willingness to accept costs, while emphasizing broad, nationwide sentiment toward education policy.
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Ebbertt
Final rites set for George M. Payer in Anderson
Funeral services planned at 7 p.m. at Baker Brotlers Funeral Home for 91 year old George M. Payer of 1205 EB Eighth St with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. The notices mention education, faculty turnover, and enrollments for Anderson schools as well as local organizations and businesses connected to the event.
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Baker Brotlers
George M. Payer
Eighth St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Richmond teachers win four month dispute resolution
The Richmond Community Schools Board ratified six teacher proposals on Thursday, ending a four month dispute in which the teachers had withheld contracts. A July wage agreement set starting salaries with incremental raises, while other personnel and working condition provisions were approved to finalize the issue.
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Richmond, Ind
Richmond Community Schools Board
Hidten and Lecastalian
Seanivies
Inhomer
Church To Host Guest Speaker Rev Elden Feiss
Church to host Rev Elden Feiss of the Brethren as guest speaker at 11:92 a.m. services. Church school classes follow at 10:90. Midweek service set for 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Life Enserne DL
Elden Feiss
The
Brethren
Wil
Ka Ray Zeck
Sindy
Rom Hegersi Lown
Wediesay
Drama Quartet To Perform At Alexandria Church Of God
The Drama Quartet from Anderson College will present The Terrible Meek during the Sunday worship at 7 p.m. at The Alexandria Church of God on West Sis. Members include Kenneth Crouch, Afierson, Pat Ansley, R. Kenneth Wede, Cozette Buch and others. they are part of 145 students in the Summer Service projects worldwide and have a schedule of concerts across several states. The 10:30 a.m. worship will feature speaker Suray Sickaly, with Rev Trvight R. McCur ey inviting the public to attend.
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Anderson College
the Terrible Meek
Alexandria Church of God
Jobn
West Sis
Kenneth Crouch
Afierson
Pat Ansley
Los Angeles
Calif
R. Kenneth Wede
Atlanta
Vnt Cozette Buch
Sarford
Mich
Statant
TSS
T Dad
Lineis
Missouri
Mielan
Wisconsin
Onin
Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
Rhode Island
Suray
Flevererd
Lee Sickaly
Sickal
Burlington
Glare
Battle Creek
Meyel
Alexandriai
Protests Rage Over Al Aqsa Fire as Middle East Tensions Rise
In Damascus a massive Arab crowd led protests against the burning of the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem with calls to liberate holy sites in Palestine. King Hussein of Jordan warned of inevitable conflict with Israel and hinted at possibly seeking arms from the East. The Israeli Knesset urged a UN inquiry into Jewish persecutions in Arab lands, while Israel asked UN Secretary General Thant to act against rising violence in Iraq, Syria, and Egypt. Lord Ridg e s, once Churchill’s secretary, died at 77. A Dallas man died when a plane crashed near McCordsville, Indiana, after propeller failure and loss of balance led to a nose-first impact.
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al Aksah J
Jerusalema
Palestine
Atassi
Israel
al Aksab
Beirut
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Jordan
Britain
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Knesset
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Syraia
Egypt
Tekoah
Whites Denies Parge Pleas In Herald
The Herald reports that Whites denies any parge pleas. Mentions page references and related notes across sections including Page 3 Page 12 and Page 7 with brief editorial and feature notes.
Leona G. Simms Rites Set at Yorktown Cemetery
Funeral services for Leona G. Simms, 73, are planned Saturday at 4 p.m. at Harald F. Stozalle Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Tones Cemetery near Yorktown.
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Harald F. Stozalle
Leona G. Simms
Tones
Yorktown
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