Russian woman Nina Ponomareva faces arrest over hat theft
Nina Ponomareva, 27, top discus thrower, was arrested in Melbourne for stealing five hats valued at A4.60. She bailed to the Soviet Embassy, failed to appear in court, and whereabouts are unknown. The case sparked diplomat discussions as she prepared to compete at White City Stadium.
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Nine Ponomareva
London
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Maze
Nina
Mel
Bourne
West Ind
White City
Local Man Will Attend Band Camp at Indiana University
Rabourn Boardman of Anderson will attend the Indiana University Preparatory Band Camp from Sept 4 to 15. The program trains prospective members of the J U marching hundred under codirector Ronald Gregory. Three rehearsals daily in week one, fewer in week two to fit orientation. Gregory aims for about 140 musicians plus drum major, two majorettes and two gallong beaters. 40 percent new, 60 percent returning members. Boardman plans to enroll at IU as a freshman in the fall.
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Rabourn Boardman
St. of Anderson
Indiana University
J. U
Ronald €. Gregory
Gregory
Alddiners
I Hoardman
I. U
AC Purdue Center Activities Start Here Sept 13 14
Anderson college Purdue University Center opens September 13 14 offering credited courses for degree or license seekers. Night classes 4 to 9 pm on the local campus include liberal arts business education art Bible English mathematics and more with Purdue Technical Institute courses in industry and production cost analysis.
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Anderson college-Purdue University
Anderson Area
Russell Ott
Purdue
Technical Institute
Dewn Olt
Anderson College
Hoosier Toll Road traffic estimates and tomato canning rush
Indiana officials report on toll road use since Aug 16 opening with daily traffic near 11,000 and average tolls around 7717 dollars. Separately, about 75 tomato canning plants prepare for a strong harvest worth at least eight million dollars to growers. yields and acreage rise slightly, but late blight and weather still pose risks. Indiana Masons set Visitation Day at Masonic Home in Franklin with planned programs and a concert by Murat Temple Shriner band.
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Spangle
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George §. Taggart
Anderson
Masonic Grand Todre
Babe's Condition About The Saye
A large contingent from the International Order of Jobs Daughters will conclude the service with an inspiring ceremony of the Cross. John E Baldrige of Columbus, former Grand Master of Indiana Masons, is general chairman, aided by the Actual Masters and Wardens Association of Marion County. Masonic lodges and allied bodies from across the state will send delegations. thousands will drive with family cars. Visitors can inspect the Masonic Home's new 2,000,000 Nursing Hospital nearing completion, a 200-bed facility funded by voluntary contributions.
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John E. Baldrige
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Marion County
Masonic Lodges
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Masonic’ Home
Ea Beate
Nation's Farm Values Reach Record Level Ag Debts Do Likewise
Federal Reserve reports in The Balance Sheet of Agriculture 1956 that farm assets rose to a record 171 billion dollars on January 1 and farm debt climbed near 19 billion. Net farm income fell about 5 percent for the year as production costs rose, with assets led by higher real estate values and gains in tractors livestock and crops.
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Federal Reserve System
Whipin
Icebreakers Lead Home Bound Ships Near Barrow
Navy reports Arctic resupply convoy navigated a thick ice pack off North America’s tip. 36 vessels pushed through to the Arctic radar network, delivering critical sustenance as weather and ice conditions tested endurance and coordination among crews.
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Seattle
Point Barrow
Navy
North Amhenia
Indiana Health Board eyes typhoid fever signs in families
Indiana health officials investigate two Indiana families for possible typhoid fever linked to a Missouri Church of God camp meeting. Three deaths among attendees in Missouri Oklahoma and Louisiana are noted though confirmation of typhoid is pending. Names of families withheld. one in Henry County and one in Madison County.
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Inga Ue
Indiana State Health Board
Missouri
J. Albert R. Marshall
U.S. Public Health Service
Indiana
Church of God
Monarch Springs
Albert McFarren Obituary in Anderson Indiana
Albert McFarren 30 of 4 West Tith Street died at St John s Hospital after months of illness. He was born in Cadiz and lived in Anderson 39 years. A former molder at Lynch Corporation and later at National Tile, he belonged to Central Christian Church and the Molders Union. Survivors include his widow Erma C two sons Jack Indianapolis and James Fort Wayne a foster daughter Mrs Otis Rites Saturday Headway New Castle an aunt and nine grandchildren. Funeral services for Noah W McKinsey 72 of New Castle Richwine president Simplex Manufacturing Company were held at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may be received after noon.
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Jyneces Hospital
Indianapolis
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Julia McClintock
Andersen
Pearl Dunham
Anderson E
Maude Jeresen
Oakland
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Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lepel
Garfield Steed Mae
Lapel Mathodls Church
Mapleswood Cemetery
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W. Tith
St. John's Hospital
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Cadiz
John
Rebecca McFarren
Anderson
Lynch Corporation
National Tile Company
Central Christian Church
Molders Union
AFL
Erma C
Jack
James
Fort Wayne
Otis
New Castle
Noah W
Lucy McKinsey
Richwine
Simplex Manufacturing Com
Pany
Harold E. Rozelle
Forest Crum
Perkingville
National Legislative Council opening prompts call for reform
Speakers at the National Legislative Council opening session criticized lawmakers as soft and out of touch. Indiana University political science professor Dr Charles Hyntman urged televising legislative action to prove lawmakers are competent. State Sen Robert A Ainsworth Jr warned of executive overreach and citizen apathy, praising state legislative councils as a key reform.
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National Legislatve Council
Charles Hyntman
Indiana ‘University
Penne
Robert A. Ainsworth Jr
Louisiana Legislative Council
Rstate
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Sargent Sytmacese
N.Y
Tohn W. Sargent
Air Force
Air Force Center
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