Auto Industry Schedules 37 111 Car Assemblies This Week
Trade magazine reports 37 111 new car assemblies planned this week versus 35 577 in the prior year. GM largely absent from 1964 model production. Chrysler and Ford also on varied schedules while American Motors, Studebaker, and Kenosha plant shifts noted. Court notices interrupt with filings listed from Indiana cases and immediate possession suits.
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UPD
Automotive Industry
Automotive Industries, Id
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
Kenosha
Wis
Studebaker
Ford
Explosion in West Drift Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescuers search for seven missing workers after a blast and cave in in the West Drift area of a southeastern Utah mine. Two men survived as crews probe for survivors in the 400 foot long drift while investigators order an immediate probe into the disaster.
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Utah
Cas
Nelson
West Drift
Fede Kovermient
Had “Barllands
Hadlands
James P. Manley
Mary J
Manley
Joseph J. Heath
Mary PF
Shaft
Anderson
Abi
Alley
Ga'il
Alice Mildred Reynolds
Walter J. Reynolds
Laintiff
Page
Cven Unin
Obituary notes and rescue updates from Summitville and Orestes
Obituaries for Mrs Beeson Gibeault 74 of Summitville and James R. Jarrett 66 of Orestes are reported alongside a mine disaster update in Geneva. The Summitville service lists graveside rites in Gravel Ash-Lawn Cemetery, with funeral home arranging. Jarrett’s service is at Orestes Baptist Church with burial at Park View Cemetery.
Hospital dismissals list scattered across two facilities
A long list records patients dismissed from St. Johns Hospital and Community Hospital including Alice Thomas Martha Downham Keith Etherington Martha Wills Genevie Bennett Tom Watson Curtis Stevens Eva Hines and others with addresses such as 2008 Euclid Drive 391 W 38th St and 1320 Pearl St plus additional names like George Chambress Betty Craig and William Turner amid mentions of mine talk and conditions at the blasted mine in progress notes.
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Mable Hopper
Meridian St
Frank Ames
Chesterfield Camp
Martha Downham
Keith Etherington
Columbus Ave
Martha Wills
Walter Lee
W. Ath St
Genevie Bennett
Ville
Tom Watson
Louise
Curtis Stevens
Nichal Ave
Albert, Roach
Pearl St. John Leaver
Chestnut St
Eva Hines
Lincol
Summitville Man Dies Thursday At Local Hospital
Claude Smith 143 of Rt 1 Summitville died Thursday afternoon at Community Hospital Anderson. Born March 9 1900 in Huntsville he was a son of Pressley and Myrtle Smith. Survived by widow Edna five sons Paul Elwood Jack II Dan Donald and Daniel at home a daughter Betty Wigner five brothers and five sisters and ten grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday Huntsville Cemetery with viewing at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Alexandria
Claude Smith
Rt. 1
Summitville
Delea-Remy Division
Community Hospital
Anderson
Huntsville
Pressley
Myrtle Smith
The
Apostolic Church
UAW
Edna
Paul
Elwood
Jack II
Dan
Donald
Fairmount
Danvid
Betty Wigner
Roscoe
Middletown
Charles
Markleville
Maude Corbin
Fannie Mahoney
Summilville
Ethel Tucker
Etha Trueblood
Gail Brown
Davis- Strider - Noffze
Miner Tragedy Forces Rescue as Drifting Mine Fails
Five men trapped in a Pearl River area drift mine survived without oxygen as rescuers worked to pump air and remove them. State mine inspectors investigate alleged Beverage Act violation. other local fatalities include Eva Brizendine Pendleton funeral plans and related notices.
Anderson Obituaries and Local Death Notices
Obituaries from Daleville and Fortville areas note deaths and services. Bess Fenwick Bolton Wick Beakes 73 formerly of Dale Bolton died Tuesday en route to Riley Hospital Indianap Lis. Leo L Conlon 34 McCordsville died after illness funeral Saturday noon at Ambrose Church. Maye Craig 69 Winchester died after year long illness funeral Saturday Fortville church. Charles Bratain 19 Ingalls 10 day jail for bicycle theft at Shadyside Park. services at Paul C Cory Funeral Home.
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Bess Fen
Dale Boltonwick Beakes
Dale Bolton
Ray
Annie Bolton
Petersburg
Fla
Stan
Riley Hospital
Ley
Indianapolis
Lowell
Beaumont
Mary Fenwick
Beverly Jean Bolton
New Mexico
James M. Menifee
St. Petersburg
East Maplewood
Oun Boucher
Leo L. Conlon
Fortville
John Boucher
Leo L. Con
Rt. 1
McCordsville
Jlon
Delaware S
St Ambrose Catholic Church
Ness
Thomas Heilman
Memorial Park
St. Thomas Catholic Cemetery
Catherine Kellermeyer
Elizabeth
Geneva Boucher
McCords
Maye Craigville
Albert
Maye Craig
Winchest
St. Thomasy
Daniel Nolan
Bradford
Bate
Charles Brattain
Ingalls
Shadyside Park
Cloister at Dachau Planned to Honor Victims
A foundation stone for a Carmelite cloister near Dachau was laid by the Robinson family to honor victims of the former concentration camp. The project seeks atonement and spiritual remembrance at the site, four hours after birth the infant Mary Margarter Robinson died in Hancock County Memorial Hospital.
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Berlin
Robinson
Fortville
Mary Margarter
Dachau
John
Lucy Robinson
Hancock County
Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Dolphy Ryan Dies After Illness in Alexandria
Dolphy B. Ryan 61 of Orestes died Thursday evening at Anderson Community Hospital after a ten month illness. A retired Johns Manville employee, he was born June 4, 1902 in Tipton County. Survived by his widow Veneda Laycock Ryan six sons and two daughters and eighteen grandchildren. Funeral 10:40 a.m. Monday at Orestes Baptist Church. burial Forrestville Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home.
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Dolphy B. Ryan
Orestes
Anderson Community Hospital
Johns Mansville Corporation
Tipton County
John
Rosalia Ryan
Alexandria - Orestes
Veneda Laycock Ryan
Ronald
Don
Lynn
Vance Ryan
Ivan
Arthur
Indria
Baptist
Phillip, Robinson
Forrestville
Davis - Strider - Noffze
Labor Day Parade Highlights Marion Event in 1963
The Eastern Indiana Labor Association stages its Labor Day parade in Marion on Monday with bands floats and marching units. Assistant Postmaster General Richard F Murphy will deliver the principal speech at Matter Park after the parade. The event expects over 49 000 attendees. The parade starts at 12 30 p m on Washington Street heading to the reviewing stand by the county courthouse square. City officials offer viewing access from all entrances and ample fly parking. Rubber news notes most US rubber is synthetic about 70 percent from crude oil or natural gas.
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Anderson Herald
Marion
Eastern Indiana Labor Association
Indiana
Richard F Murphy
Matter Park
Washington Street
Court ‘House Square
Marsion
Sieow
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Euclie
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Rt. 3
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E. 38Th St
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Walton St
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George
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Middltown
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