Elwood Faces Large City Payment Suit
Elwood Gi St v Glenn Wadley pursues a court action seeking 13300 in pay for work performed by Be constructed by the City Construction Company. The case stems from a December meeting when officials discussed late payments and project costs.
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Elwood
Elwood Gi St
Glenn Wadley
Hadley
Y Construction
Coenoi
Wasa Ordisiaete
Contingency Fund
Renains
Police Dept
My Place
Robert Forlson
Jveting
Indianapolis Man Injured In Wreck and Death Cause Report
A man from Indianapolis was injured in a wreck. Toxicologist claims sleeping pills contributed to the death by accidental asphyxiation. The coroner ruled the death accidental and noted it was not a murder. The case involved Dorsey and his estranged wife with vehicle damage estimated at $450. The report mentions other unrelated notes and a musician’s death in Greenwich Connecticut.
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Sumanon
Nalir Yu
Cong
Hi Au
Wowter Panny
Dorsey Gonk
Fairfield County
Edy
Wo Kremtzan
Frank Scharbrough
Shtz Sidler
Indianapolis
Krentzman
Brown St
Ponlic
Lad
Mes
Howard Gil
More
Max Zent
All-Church Laymen Dinner and Rally At YMCA
About 30 representatives from 63 Alderson and Madison churches attended the All-Church Laymen's Dinner and Rally at the YMCA. Dr Harvey Hahn, a noted speaker in men's work, led the program with music by the Dejeu-Remy Chorus and Russell C Hulse as maestro. The event was sponsored by the YMCA the Anderson Association of Churches and local churches. 4B. Martin served as chairman.
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Alderson
Madison Ntuily
YMCA
Harvey Hahn
Dejeu-Remy Choris
60 Voices
Russell C. Hulse
Anderson Association of Churches
Targus
Martin
Morris Lo Williamson to speak at Ag¢erson YMCA event
Indiana native Morris Lo Williamson, Purdue University agronomy graduate, will address the Purdue Alumni Association at the Ag¢erson YMCA Mesilay qawn. He has directed the 50 chapter Purdue Aloha organization and speaks widely for farm and service groups across Indiana.
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Vitedae Aartcultural Alomi Association
Ag¢erson
Wiliginson
Warne County
Indiana
Parm Bureau
Purdue Univer School of Agriculure
Purdue Ahiomi
William Sn
Tom's Purdue University
Apticultura
Apticultura |, Sgt Davidson
Marilyn Richards
HL & M
Pinyd Needler
Sai
Purdue School of Agriculture
Purdue
Mesaly
Burduc Fes Ag
Atel SuipHeuRcar
India Agri
Threso Wilson
Alexian Culture
Aara
John Brantlinger
Irley
Tanald Turpee Ani
Cold Wave Expected Across Indiana This Week
North Indiana braces for colder air as a cold front moves in from the north. Temperatures may dip with rain or snow by afternoon across central and northern areas, while the south remains milder with highs near 63 in places. Overnight lows could fall to the 20s or 30s, with highs Wednesday near 40s to 50s depending on location.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Fire Blast At Harbor Scene Sparks Ambulance Rush
Eyewitnesses describe a large explosion at a harbor causing smoke and flames. Ambulances were dispatched and private cars converted to emergency units. Casualties were transported to hospitals while others received on site care from Red Cross workers and defense personnel. Some witnesses likened the blast to a mushroom cloud.
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Norwegian Hospital
Cthar
Red Cross
Sonie Op
Vew
Crisis over Suez threat pivots on UN pullout plan
Britain and France face a rebel Conservative challenge as Egypt crisis prompts a quick Suez withdrawal. UN Secretary General Hammarskjold orders a 6500 strong Emergency Force to replace Western troops by mid month, with Port Said and Cairo tense amid riots in Iraq and Syria.
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Kiwanis Club
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Fontaine
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Roth
France
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Charles Keighley
U.N
Nias
Middle East
Syria
Baghdad
Cairo
Midle Fast News Agency
Re- 5
Iraq
Harbor Blaze Rips Through Piers In Massive Explosion
Fire crews battled a devastating blaze along a Laichenbach Steamship pier as flames and a blast sent debris across Lone Island harbor. Buildings shook, windows shattered, and many residents and workers watched from nearby towers while rescuers recovered bodies amid the wreckage.
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Cilf Sanitation Department
Sven
Tushoals
Laickenbach
Wren
Brookwater
Scapal
Anen
Lone Island
Lower Manhattan
Cvew
Red Cross Funds Aid Hungarian Relief and Radioactivity Debate
Tempo retained Local Groups Continued From Page One on County Chapter of the American Red Cross funds raised through the Freedom Chain teas will be forwarded to the Washington committee soon Tracy Vorhees named by President Eisenhower as coordinator of the Hungarian relief program donations mailed to the Red Cross office at Citizens Bank Building will be handled separately in the relief effort aboard the Hungarian refugees will be coordinated by Mr Vorhees. SR-80 radiation discussion notes risks of radiostrontium bone seeking properties and the potential dangers of nuclear tests, with debate over safety and scientific understanding.
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American Red Cross
Freedom Chain Teas
Washington
Tracy Vorhees
Eisenhower
Red Cross
Citizns Bank
Mr. Vorhees
Northern Democrats Steer Civil Rights Clash and Filibuster Debate
Northern Democrats plan to exploit rifts with Southern allies over civil rights policy as they confront Sen. Lyndon Johnsons opposition to altering Rule 22. The move follows a push to raise mortgage rates from 4.5 to 5 percent, drawing criticism from Sen. Lehman and others.
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Congress
Aed
Digs de
D. Mich
House
Lyndon X. Johnson
Tex
Senate
Kdiggs
Negro Areas
Global tensions loom as prisoner talks surface
Premier Chow Kolad hinted that American prisoners in Communist China may be released soon after a press conference in New Delhi. He said some could be out before their sentences end if they show good behavior, while noting Americans held in the U S include five Catholic priests. He also pointed out Chinese in U S jails awaiting release. The Indian Express sketches Nehru and R o v e r P v as skeptical of Western powers. Nikita B emusic hey jokes about a medical misdiagnosis after a Moscow reception.
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Chow Kolad
China
Chow
New Path
Ewart
County Leaders Tout Planned Growth and Revitalization
Officials outlined a plan to expand and revitalize several county divisions, promising streamlined expansion into individual areas. They said the approach would reduce delays for new businesses and construction, with existing facilities phased out as expansion begins, aiming to boost development across the region.
Mental Patient Cantinued From Page One
Madison County receives statewide recognition for cork gifts to mental patients. Local wrapping and transport to state hospitals aid Christmas distribution, boosting morale and patient well being, noted Mrs. Worsler.
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Madison County
Shite
Ils
Nore
Hye
Tr Kappa
Local Woman Mourns Mother Maggie Frederickson
Mrs Maggie Frederickson of Terre Haute dies at age near 70 at her daughter's home Mrs Mae at 122 Layton Rd Funeral services set for today at 2 pm at Curt DeBaun Funeral Home Terre Haute burial in New Harmony Cemetery Survivors include three daughters Mrs Axe Mrs Westenberger wife of Leo Westenberger a printer at Anderson Newspapers Inc and Mrs Elsie Johnson all of Terre Haute and four sons George Harry Cecil and Roy residing near Terre Haute
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Terre Haute
Leo
Leo Westenberger
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Elsie Johnson
George
Harry
Cecil
Roy
Terre Beaute
Obituaries for Mrs Theodosia Hervey and others in Anderson
Obituary notices report Mrs Theodosia Hervey 68 of 1316 Central Ave dying at St Johns Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services are set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home then Memorial Park Cemetery. Also listed are Alexe Baciu 68 of 1525 Locust 31 and Mary Nowlin 66 of 424 W Fifth St with funeral plans, burials, and survivors including spouses children and grandchildren.
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Central Ave
St John’s Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral
H. L. Lanahan
Pirsl Eub
Purial
Memorial Park Cemetery
Christian Science Church
Edwood
Hervey
Indiana
Anderson
Frank
James
Evans
Robert Lee
Paul Cooley
Eliond
Heribert Wade
Virginia
Mary Vowlin
Mary J. Nowlin
Ith St
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers
Wolf, Bransford
First Methodist Church
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Sur
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Gene
Charles Jr
Greenfield
Airs
Helen Crosley
David
Marshman
Robert Jackson
Mii
Ters
Gertrude
Unger
Pendleton
George Brunning
Danville, UL
Two Brothers Named in Local Rites and Burial Details
Last rites for Elmer Hodson age 70 will be held at Bethany Christian Church in City with Rev. Dewey Holens and Rev. Kemmit Pugh. He died at home in Albany Saturday morning and burial is in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include Bethany basketball team representatives. Graveside services for Samuel L. Ross, 71, a former Anderson resident, were held in West Maplewood Cemetery after his body arrived from Cincinnati via Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Elmer Hodson
Albany
Bethany Christian Church
Dewey Holens City
iKemmit Pugh
Bethany Church
Memorial Park
Nuckols
Carmichael
Donald Lawler
Bill Mekowen
Charles Conrad
Gene Johnston
Hector Lawler
Tin Wolf
The
Beth
Samuel L
RGSS
West Maplewood Cemetery
Samuel L. Ross
Andersson
Brown and Butz Funeral
Cincinnati
St. Francois DeSales
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
84 year old farmer died Saturday night at his daughter's Oakville home after months of illness. He formerly lived in Middlelawn and belonged to Fruitland Park Baptist Church. Survived by two daughters, a son, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Body to Ballard and Shirley Funeral Home for viewing after 2 pm Tuesday. services Wednesday at 2 pm by Rev. Claudius Pyles. Burial in Miller Cemetery.
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Alexe Baciu
Sp. i
Romania
Baciu
Anderson
American Steel and Wire Company
Delco-Remy
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral
J. Cracium
East Maplewood Cemetery
Burk
Markleville
Abeth Gale
Lena Cade
Chesterfield
Emil
Noah
Good Good
Raymond Ball
Oakville
Middlelawn
Baptist Church
Fruitland Park
Fla
Ball
Hubert Bartling
Long Beach
Calif
John F. Gand
Shirley
Ballard
Craig Ousted Atop Administration Faces Long Review
Sunidley notes renewed scrutiny as Handley nominates first appointees and pledges patience in filling top posts. He aims to grant department heads latitude on minor appointments, signaling careful, quality-focused leadership.
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Craig-Ousted
Sunidley
Handley
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