Russia Omits Sputnik Data In Space Bulletin
Moscow reports show Sputnik I aloft at 6 am Monday while Russian communique omits daily passage details. Western scientists suspect the rocket fell during the weekend as Britain’s Jodrell Bank Observatory notes Sputnik I’s trajectory ending near its 900th orbit. Sputnik II nears 428th revolution, Soviet forecast still says fall in early December.
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C.s.t
Finland
Sputnik
Radio Moscow
Britain
Jdrell Bank Observatory
Ruth Alexander Named Head of CWWU Home
Ruth Alexander of Alexandria has been named superintendent of the Christian Women's Welfare Union Home for Girls replacing retiring Mrs. Pauline Georgie. She will lead the Hillcrest School and oversee 18 residents, purchasing and office work. The ceremony followed a banquet honoring Mrs. George.
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Alexandria
Christian Wo ‘Men’s Welfare Union
Pauline
Georgie
CWWU
Hillcrest School
Andersson
Hillcrest
Harlow Haas
Alexander
Frankton
MCA
Anderson
Christian Church
Eastern Star Lodge
George
Sheila Shure
G. E. Ebbertt
Haas
Arch Sanger
the Home
Shirley Jones
Dorothy Hanson
Mary Jones
Evelyn Miller
Grace Harding
Jo Care
Jean Edwards
W. H. Gosling
YMCA Luncheon and Club Schedule Details
Daily events list with times for Rotary Exchange Dinners Lafayette Women Republican Club Nightingale Club Delta Kappa Gamma St Marys Girl Scouts Kappa Delta Phi Omega Nu Tau Women Gym and Swim Junior A/B Intermediates Gym and Basketball schedules 1944 Craftsman Childs Millers Jay Dees Etchison.
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Jay Cees
Lafayette
Republican Club
Nighingale Club
Delta Kappa Gamma
St. Mary's Girl Scouts
Kappa Delta Phi
Omega Nu Tau
Craftsman
Childs
Millers
Jay Dee’s
Etchison
Anderson improves airport plans and civic progress
The Anderson area advances airport development with strong local support. The Education Committee met at 6:30 p.m. in the Mulberry Room of the YMCA to hear Dick Million of Indiana Bell discuss solar battery plans. The meeting highlighted Miss Student Nurse winners, new member initiation, and updates on Christmas shopping, Founders Day, Salvation Army bell ring, Polio drive, and the Christmas Dinner Dance. The Clean-Up Committee reported 560 organizations participated in city-wide efforts. Fire prevention showed notable gains with Anderson placing second nationwide in the 50 100000 population class and Guide Lamp placing seventh in its division. A film project and tax committee work were noted as ongoing priorities.
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Anderson
Frank H. Allis
G. B. Ebbertt
Her of Commerce
Education
YMCA
Richard Stephenson
Dick Million
Indiana Bell
Pete Moffett
Harold Witller
Salvation Army
Willl
Charles Antrim
Garland L. Hines
Bill Mitchell
Tom McMahan
Russell Merritt
Joe Campbell
John Drake
E.flanagan
Frank Fishback
Robert Blake
Kenneth Sturgeon
James Doyle
Everett Fleck
Wilhar Atartin
Elwood Plans For Additional Parking
Elwood City Council outlined two new parking lots for next summer. The former Union Traction station at Main and 16th Street will be razed for one lot, as the water office moves across the street. The second lot will come from razing 1513 So. B Street, the former Elmers Tunis home, with space leased by the city. Western Union telegraph office and Wheeler's grocery must relocate.
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Elwood City Council
Union Traction Station
Main
16Th Sts
City Water Office
Western Union Telegraph Office
Wheeler’s Grocery
Elmers Tunis
So. B St
Elwood Call Leader
Double College Enrollment Talks Slated For Governor's Conference
The Indiana Conference of Higher Education will present forecasts of a possible doubling in college enrollments by 1970 to the Governor's Conference on Education Beyond the High School. The meeting occurs at the Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. The survey, by 30 major state colleges and universities, is described as the most comprehensive study of higher education needs and resources conducted in the state.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Conference of Higher Education
Indiana University Medical Center
Indiana Conference
Wendell W. Wright
Indiana University
Wabash
Valparaiso
DePauw
Purdue
Indiana
Shelbyville Grower Wins Corn King Title at Chicago Expo
Shelbyville Indiana grower C N Fischer, listing as N Fischer and Sons, captured the corn king title at the International Livestock Exposition. OSU 953, an 80 pound Southdown wether, and other notable entries from Purdue and Town State College highlighted a day of top livestock show results. The grand champion steer was Honeymoon, owned by Mrs Sue Secondino of West Terre Haute, with broader bids on breeding stock and farm prizes shaping the event.
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Chicago
Ohio State University
C.N. Fischer
Shelbyville
Ind
International Amphi- Fischer
N. Fischer
Ville
Aonors
Michael Lux
Prince
Lyle
A.J. Dyer
Columbia
Sue J Secondino
West Terre Haute
Billy
Gene Hawkins
Oakland
Jil
J. Garrett Tolan Farms
Eileen-mere
Pleasant Plains
International
Home Ownership Ties to Income Growth in U S
Data from the Federal Reserve survey shows households with 35000 and up now own over half of nonfarm homes, rising from under a third in 1949. About 80 percent of households earning 7500 or more own homes this year, vs 70 percent in 1949, with the 5000 to 7500 bracket near two-thirds.
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Geta
Federal Reserve System
Local detectives probe weekend robberies and break-ins
Detectives investigate multiple weekend burglaries including David Friddle’s home on Lafayette Street where three suits and jewelry were stolen along with 930 in cash. Hazel Wood School and St Johns Lutheran Church were entered with minor losses. Carolyn Stanley reported a car entry and bowling ball stolen. Police logged 43 weekend accidents. Damascus is 40 miles from the Israeli border.
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John Heiden
David Friddle
Lafayette St
Hazelwood School
St. John's Lutheran Church
W. 4Th St
Carolyn Stanley
W. 26Th St
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance called Preparation H claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Reports show cases of actual shrinkage with gentle pain relief using suppository or ointment forms. Marketed with a money back guarantee through a world famous research institute, the ad promotes UB patent registration and pharmacist availability.
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New York, N. Y
Thanksgiving toll on highways topped five hundred deaths
United Press reports 554 people died on U S highways during the four day Thanksgiving weekend. The total exceeded the Fourth of July toll but was below last year Christmas carnage. Weather darkness and adverse conditions were cited by the National Safety Council as factors. Plane and other accidents added to the count, while a separate case in Minnesota and Iowa involved a soldier and court proceedings over where deaths occurred.
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Iowa
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Obituary notices for Claus Hoppes and infant Stage in Anderson
Roy Claus 9 of Anderson died at St John s Hospital after four week illness. Survived by widow Ellen two sons Roy E and Donny four grandsons four granddaughters four brothers and one sister. Funeral at Meadowbrook Baptist Church with burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Della Hoppes 76 of 708 W 14th St died at St John s Hospital. Survived by husband Walter a sister in Anderson. Service at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Connie Stage infant daughter of Richard and Carolyn Stage died at birth. Surviving parents two sisters and grandmothers.
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Huntington County
William
Mary Claus
Anderson
Delta-Remy Division
Claus
Meadowbrook (Baptist Church
Huntington
Chester Claus
Miami
Fla
Robert Claus
Nora Burns
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sells
Della Hoppes
14Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Versailles
Walter
Cora Benbow
Sells ‘Land Rowe Funeral Home
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First Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Friends
Connie Stage
Richard
Carolyn
Jefferson Sr
St. John's
U.S. Missile and Sputniks Advance Plan Revealed
Navy officials weighed timing for a Vanguard launch amid weather concerns as the United States eyes launching four small satellites this month and a 21 inch sphere next year to aid Moonwatch tracking. Separately Indiana plans to acquire 310 500 new acres of recreational land by 1975 per a national soil and water survey.
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Navy
Russia
United States
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Conservation
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U.S. Agriculture Department
Reardon Named To Post With Anderson College Ties
R H Reardon, vice president of An member of Graveside services were conducted at 3 p.m. yesterday in Anderson College and Memorial Park Cemetery by the faculty as lec l Rey E D Imler, associate pastor in practical theology, has been president of the Anderson College. The Harold E Rozelle Council of Social Agencies, and Pynoral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mr. Reardon’s appointment adds strength to leadership immunity efforts, Dr. Gordon said. Reardon, a Chicago native, has lived in Anderson since 1936, with degrees from College and Oberlin and studies at the University of Michigan. He has served as pastor and lecturer, is active in church and educational groups, and resides with his wife and four children at 1303 E 7th St.
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Si Wilder
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Mexico
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the Park Place
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Kathi
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Een
Eugene
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison area list John Hogan Denise Bolt Grace Baker and relatives. John Hogan 79 of Middletown died at Shipley Nursing Home Anderson with brother James Hogan of Anderson among survivors. Denise Bolt 14 months died at home Anderson as parents Dennis Dickey Debbie and four grandparents. Grace Baker 70, wife of Charles Baker, died Saturday. Survivors include husband son Kettner Baker and granddaughter. Burial plans and service details noted for each.
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Middletown
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Locust St
Shipley
Anderson
Delco-Remy
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Suas
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Ballard and Shirey
A. F. Byrne
Miller Cemetery
Grace Baker Claypool
Grace Haxer
Charles Baker
Wabash
New York Central Railroad
First Methodist Church
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Claypool
Kettner Baker
Peru
Anderson High School
Families Dine At Richmond Thanksgiving Guests In Richmond
Thanksgiving dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Helsley and children and multiple Jennings families of Mechanicsburg plus Mrs. Mabel Jennings. Other visitors were Miss Sandy Taylor of Mancie and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kalk. Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huntley and Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Adams with Keith, and David Adams of St. John’s Hospital in Anderson was for observation. Virgil Roy’s family joined Eddie Shanon’s in Anderson for Thanksgiving. Delbert Crouch and his children from Daleville also attended.
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E. M. Helsley
Glen Jennings
Janey
Jan Anna
Douglas
James Jennings
Mabel Jennings
Dwain Jennings
Anderson
Maude ‘White
Richmond
Sandy Taylor
Mancie
Richard Kalk
Bill Huntley
Wayman Adams
Keith
New Castle
David Adams
Raymond Adams
St. John's Hospital
Virgil Roy
Eddie Shanon
Delbert
Crouch
Daleville
General Motors appoints Rigsby to Packard Electric post
Carl C. Rigsby named successor to B N MacGregor as general manager of Packard Electric Warren Ohio effective January 1. Rigsby, Purdue 1926 graduate, has been factory manager at Packard Electric since 1942 and joined GM in 1926. MacGregor retires after 38 years with GM all at Packard Electric, having led the division since 1933. He hails from Princeton Indiana and is Muskingum College alum.
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Harlow H. Curtice
Rigsby
B. N. MacGregor
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Packard Electric
Warren
Ohio
Frankton
Purdue University
Mr. Rigsby
Delci-Remy
Anderson
Ind
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Mr. MacGregor
Princeton
Muskingum College
New Concord
Jenner May Handley Seek U.S. Senate Nomination Scramble
Republican State Sen. D Russell Bontrager Elkhart said he wants talks with Jenner and Handley to gauge if any deal affected his decision to seek Jenner's U S Senate seat and will decide within 30 days Rep E Ross Adair of Fort Wayne said he is interested Jenner faces a contested Democratic nomination if he does not reconsider.
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D. Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
Jenner
U.S. Senate
E. Ross Adair
Death notices and local obituaries mix in Middletown area
W G Shedron formerly of the Middletown community died Sunday in Denver at his home. Survived by widow Hallie two sisters Lola Core and W C Cooper and a brother Roy Shedron. Interment in Buchanan Michigan. Kathereen Tillman 62 died at Chapman Lake near Warsaw. Arthur F Kuhns 71 died in Muncie. survived by wife Ossie and numerous children and relatives. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Air Reserve meeting report and county fair open class results including corn, wheat, soybeans and other crops.
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W. G. Shedron
Middetown
Ierving
Denver
Kathereen Tillman
Kathedreen M. Tillman
Baker Brothers
George §. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Tillman
Chapman Lake
Warsaw
County Inductees To Report This Morning
Officials of the three Madison County Selective Service Boards say nine county men will report at 6:20 am to the Anderson Post Office for bus transport to Indianapolis for induction. No December physical examinations have been called as yet.
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Selective Service Boards
Anderson Post Office
Indianapolis
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