Marsh Assigned as Mechanical Technician at Hou nd Operation
Ralph B. Marsh of 3209 Forest Terrace will join the roe department at the Hou nd operation as a mechanical technician. He returns from a three month duty tour and is currently employed as a set-up man at the Anderson plant. The group plans to depart from the United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Marsh
Forest Terrace
Roe Department
Hound
Marsh
Anderson
Burton
United
Brief note on postholiday travel to assignments
States shortly after the first of the year and would probably fly to their assignments via KLM Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
KLM Airlines
Satellite Launch Details Describe Multi Stage Rocket Flight
A three stage rocket accelerates to 3700 mph before the first stage falls away into the Atlantic after about two minutes and 22 seconds. The 72 foot long second stage with an 11 ton mass carries the satellite to orbital height and planes the trajectory. The third stage spins for guidance and, once stabilized, is jettisoned for a final boost from a solid fuel engine. The satellite is released from the third stage into an elliptical orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Anderson representatives discuss Indiana Adult Education conference
Local officials Mr. Ebbertt and Mrs. Buerger will work on Adult Education at the Indiana conference. An eight member advisory committee prepared a brief on current Adult Education scope and will be reviewed before the meeting. The group calls adult education a voluntary, non formal pursuit with broad benefits. Ebbertt serves for Anderson's strong program and Buerger leads the Woman's Press Club of Indiana.
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Anderson
Indiana
Ebbertt
Buerger
Woman’s Press Club of
Snow Halls Clubhouse Expanded and Park Plans Progress
Snow Halls clubhouse was enlarged by extending the ballroom floor into a porch area. Park Department work continues on filling the old city dump on FE 10th St for a future park and baseball field. Slinkard says top fill dirt remains to haul for grass seed and landscaping. Park Board meets tonight to conduct business and award resurfacing of the large tennis court in Stanton Park on Columbus Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Old City
FE. 10Th St
Slinkard
Stanton Park
Columbus Ave
Snowstorm Closes Roads As Indiana Reports Fatal Slush Accident
A heavy snowstorm snarled central Indiana causing dozens of mishaps and icy roads. A delivery truck killed 2 year old Sheri L. Alrey in Fort Wayne as glare ice lingered through Wednesday. Highways deployed snowplows and crews treated bridges and shaded areas.
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Sheri L. Alrey
Indiana
Indianapolis
Rushville
Crawfordsville
Weather snippet hints at Indiana temperature spread
The report notes a temperature gap between Indianapolis at 29 and Evansville at 54 with 30s forecast for Wednesday and a possible rise to near 40 by Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Two Indicted Continued From Page One
Max Schrader was charged with grand larceny for taking 130 dollars from Terry Gene Buck on August 11 while armed with a .38 revolver. Judge Russell E. Stewart suspended a one to ten year Indiana Reformatory sentence on the plea of guilty, conditioned on good behavior and restitution, after dismissing the armed robbery affidavit.
Ike seeks five year extension for defense program
Ike requests agreements program extended five years beyond June 30 expiration while Congress has granted one year extensions. A military pay rise to retain scientists and tech talent in the armed forces would cost about 490 million dollars. The bipartisan meeting drew some Democratic displeasure. Adlai Stevenson attended NATO talks but offered no advice.
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Congress
Adlai E. Stevenson
Prisoner clues link to checks passed in multiple counties
A prisoner told Sheriff Brogdon that items numbered 4521 to 4605 were involved. He alleged some were passed in Grant County and authorities believe others were cashed in Marion County.
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Brogdon
Grant County
Marion County
Trio linked to Saratoga elevator check scam nabbed in Muncie
Delaware County Sheriff W. Anthony turned over one suspect to local authorities after a late night arrest outside a South Walnut Street tavern in Muncie. The lone prisoner said his driving duties only, and $27.50 found on him included $25 from partners. Police continued the hunt for the other two, tied to a Saratoga elevator fraud, with more victims expected in other counties. Deputy Brogdon and team traced the trio with help from store manager Donald Trulock who obtained the suspects car plate.
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Randolph County
Perry Jennings
Brogdon
Smith
Muncie
South
Walnut Street
Delaware County
Pete) H. Anthony
Saratoga
Mace
Donald Trulock
Howard Gilmore
Jack Jones
Bill Ponsler
Marriage Licenses and Notable Appointment Mentioned
Marriage licenses list David W. Musser and Ethel Mae Hubbard both born 1939 in Anderson with occupations plumber and dates. Also listed are Howard F Hobaugh of Grand Forks North Dakota born 1891 engineer and Eva Denny of Anderson born 1891. Leonard R Redfern of Anderson born 1910 civil service employee and Helen DeVol of Anderson born 1916. John Masefield named Poet Laureate of England in 1930.
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David W. Musser
Anderson
Ethel Mae Hubbard
Howard F. Hobaugh
Grand Forks
N.D
Eva Denny
Leonard R. Redfern
Civil Service
Helen DeVol
John Masefield
England
Town Hall To Meet Tonight With Lavistida Film
Robert Lavistida will appear at Anderson High School auditorium for an 8 pm town hall program. His color film South America Coast to Coast chronicles a perilous journey from Buenaventura to Georgetown via the Andes and Orinoco. Lavistida directs Michigan's Motion Picture Production Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lavistida
Anderson Town Hall
Anderson High School
South America
Buenaventura
Columbia
Bogota
Andes
Meta
Orinoco River
Venezuela
Orinoco
Cuidad Bolivar
Takutu
Brazil
British Guiana
Demarara
Guianas
Georgetown
Atlantic
Denmark Ranks Third in Global Shipping Capacity
Denmark holds the world’s third largest shipping capacity after Great Britain and Norway. In a separate note, U S paratrooper Neal Stewart set a world record with 124 consecutive parachute jumps at Grand Prairie Texas on July 5 1952.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Great Britain
Norway
U. S
Neal Stewart
Grand Prairie
Tex
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Nicholson
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson- Madison County Hospital Development Corporation
Newbern
Band
Orchestra Parents Club
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Fellowship Lodge No
National Association of Accountants
Navy
Dexyl
Dexy
Pinex Company
Pasasone
North Anderson Pilgrim Holiness Church
Paul and Mary Hamilton
Madison
Ind
Ivan Settles
Republicans
Guy Lewis
Alexandria
Paddock
Hersberger
William Byer
J. Bayne Burton
Odell & Gwynn
Seymour
Ohio River Valley
Bendix
Central Indiana
ZS Company
Ike
Town Hall
AKRON
Beck
Abdominal
Massengill
W. 8Th St
Meridian
Indiana Business College
Boston
New England
ATS
Dynastar
Buick
Tales
Auth
Ealer
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