Stahr Defends Mobilization Morale as Mostly Issue Free
Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. said complaints by reservists are isolated and the vast majority of 119,000 National Guard and reserve recalls went well. He announced rescinding a barracks confinement for Spec. Willard M. Miller Jr. and ordering a rewrite of the contested publication rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Army National Guard
Army Reserve
Ft. Devens
Mass
Boston Herald
Chicago
Willard M. Miller Jr
Stahr
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Advertisement
An advertisement touts FASTEETH as an improved powder for upper and lower dentures. It claims to reduce loose plate discomfort without taste or paste feel, is alkaline, prevents souring, and helps control plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Lumber frames dominate about eighty five percent of homes
A historical note reports that roughly 85 percent of United States dwellings use lumber framing. It highlights wood frame construction as the common building method across many regions.
Erickson scalp method visit set for Anderson Hotel
J. M. Botkins of Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists will be at the Anderson Hotel in Anderson Indiana on Wednesday December 6 1961 from 6 PM to 8 30 PM for free consultations. The notice warns the method helps only non balding cases and promises private interviews with no embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Erickson
J. M. Botkins
Anderson Hotel
United States
Erickson Organization
Muncie
Roberts Hotel
Gas City Vault Co. co owner dies from self-inflicted wound
Jesse T. Gaskins 52 of Gas City died in Marion General Hospital from a bullet wound to the head caused by his son Lester 27 during a kitchen argument at their Gas City home last week. Lester then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, Ind
Jesse T. Gaskins
Gas City
Marion General Hospital
Gaskins
Gas City Vault Co
Lester
Dominican clash escalates as troops guard streets
Demonstrators clash with police and soldiers in Santo Domingo while Hlavacek evades mob violence by entering a troop filled car. Balaguer returns to government after hospital stay as talks and mediation efforts unfold amid air force dissension and calls for peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlavacek
Fl Conde
Balaguer
Presiden
Joaquin Balaguer
Emilio Rodriguez Demorizi
Washington
Francisco Jose Oyarzun
Santo Domingo
Pedro Rodriguez Echevarria
Viriato Fiallo
Town Meeting Panel and Talent Show Presented in Anderson
A 90 minute Town Meeting series will be moderated by Jack Underwood with a 30 minute prepanel talent show. The panel includes Mayor Ralph Ferguson city attorney Jack Campbell and engineers from Henry B Steeg and Associates. Four act talent features Judy Anderson Brenda Nighbert Michele Crosley and John Oilkey leading a trombone group with peers from Anderson High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Underwood
Ralph R. Ferguson
Jack Campbell
George Taggart
Citizens Committee
Louis Eggman
Board of Works
Raymond Cassady
John Oilkey
John R. Oilkey
Central Ave
A.H.S
Mr. Oilkey
Randy
Doug Shuman
Nathan Martin
Richard Regger
Sherman Adams
Kennedy Plans Dinners and Addresses Across East and South
President Kennedy travels Tuesday to New York for the National Football Hall of Fame dinner and an NAM meeting address on foreign trade policy. He then goes to Palm Beach and Miami for speeches before the AFL-CIO convention and considers a December quick swing to Colombia and Venezuela. Also noted is Istanbul ending its 92 year trolley era as summer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Football Hall of Fame
Waldorf Astoria
Carlyle Hotel
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Palm Beach
Miami
Biscayne Bay
Miami Beach
Capital
White House
South America
Colombia
Venezuela
Probation Violation and Flight Hoax Case in Federal Court
Secretary and her 70 year old employer faced a hearing with 5 000 bail as the case tied to a 792 000 tax evasion scheme and a European flight hoax. Goldfine awaits a suspended 18 month sentence completion next May and potential probation violation. Miss Paperman and Goldfine admitted the letter smuggling charge as Judge Sweeney noted no involvement in the European flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfine
Abraham L. Pomerantz
New York
Miss Paperman
Brookline
George C. Sweeney
Solomon
Scarsdale
N.Y
Daniel F. Griffin
Sweeney
Nursing Supervisors To Attend Program At Purdue Institute
About thirty Midwest nursing supervisors will take part in a three week training program at Purdue University's Supervision Institute starting Sunday. The project is funded by an $11,400 grant from the U S Public Health Service and directed by Prof. Harry S Belman to develop supervisory skills for better patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Ind
Midwest
Purdue University
Supervision Institute
Purdue
U. S. Public Health Service
Harry S. Belman
Concert Program Highlights From A Notable Series
The program lists works by Buxtehude Bach Schumann Franck Mozart Jennings Handel Barlow a 20th century French and Basque pieces plus medieval tunes. Virgil Fox is set to appear March 20 at Riverside Church with George Markey from Westminster Choir College performing February 9.
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Diderik Buxtehude
J. 8
Robert Schumann
Cesar Franck
W. A. Mozart
Arthur B. Jennings, Jr
George Frederic Handel
New York City
Riverside Church
George Markey
Westminster Choir College
Infant Lighty Dies. Graveside Rites Held
Infant Kelly Jo Lighty daughter of Kenneth and Judith Lighty died at St John’s Hospital. Graveside services at 11 a m in East Maplewood Cemetery conducted by Rev Robert Boyett. Survivors include parents maternal grandparents H Daltonville Oil City PA paternal grandparents Rolly Lighty Ulysses KS.
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Kelly Jo Lighty
Kenneth
Judith Lighty
St. John’s Hospital
East Maplewood
Robert Boyett
Arrow Heights Church
Edna Lefter 86 Chesterfield Woman Dies at Boarding House
Mrs Edna Makepeace Lefter 86 wife of Claude Lefter of Chesterfield died at Kem s Boarding House at 3 p m Sunday after seven years illness She was born in 1875 to A Q and Lucy Makepeace and lived all her life in Chesterfield She was a member of Chesterfield Christian Church Surviving Claude two sisters four nephews Services by Rev Harold Clark at Rozelle Funeral Home and burial in Bronnenberg Cemetery Also notice of Estella Anderson 71 death in Clearwater Fla with services at Rozelle Funeral Home and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Edna Lefter
Edna Makepeace
Claude C. Lefter
Anderson Rd
Chesterfield
Kem
Madison Ave
A. Q
Lucy Rozelle Makepeace
Chesterfield Christian Church
Claude
Ruth Campbell
Mary Nash
John Shoemaker
Chicago
Fred Thornburg
Daleville
Harold W. Campbell
Dayton
Ohio
William A. Nash
Houston
Tex
Harold E. Rozelle
Rozell's
Harold Clark
Bronnenberg Cemetery
Estella B. Anderson
Clearwater
Fla
George Taggart
The
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Infant dies at birth in Alexandria funeral held
Theresa Lorraine Hughes infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Hughes 2328 W 9th St died at birth at St John s Hospital Graveside services were held at Parkview Cemetery in Alexandria Rev Carl M Leuker officiating Arrangements by Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home Survivors include parents a sister Hedi 2 two stepsisters Becky and Lorrie Porter a stepbrother Gerald Porter and grandparents Albert Hughes Anderson and Mrs M Perry Elwood
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Theresa Lorraine Hughes
Myrl Hughes
9Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Parkview Cemetery
Alexandria
Carl M. Leuker
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Davis-Strider-Noffze Funeral Home
Window damage reported at Chesterfield business and school
Fifteen businesses reported damage to six by twelve inch windows and two eight by twelve inch panes. Chesterfield Cleaners suffered two broken side windows. A school bus window parked near Chesterfield school was also found broken.
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Chesterfield Cleaners
Chesterfield School
Drug retailers nabbed in Indiana Sunday closing law sweep
Lake County officials arrested 14 people during a Sunday crackdown on violators of the 1905 Indiana Sunday closing law. Two Hammond drug store employees were among those arrested. all were released on bond after visits to drug stores, supermarkets, and a discount house.
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Hammond, Ind
Lake County
Indiana
Hammond Drug Store
Ruston resigns as Indiana Toll Road Comptroller
Clarence E. Ruston resigns from his $15,000-a-year post as comptroller of the Indiana Toll Road Commission, announced by Gov. Matthew E. Welsh's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Indianapolis
Clarence E. Ruston
The
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Matthew E. Welsh
Funeral services for James Henry Osborne at Allen Chapel
Funeral services for James Henry Osborne aged 32 of 1219 West 20th Street will be held at Allen Chapel AME Church at 1 p.m. today with Rev. Franklin D. Jones officiating. The body will be moved from L. C. May Funeral Home two hours before the service. Pallbearers include Rudolph Paige George Paige William Johnson James Tanner Harold Smith and Richard Watson. Honorary pallbearers are William Cox Wendell Crumes Floyd Drake Lawrence Tanksley William Hill Willie Dixon Charles Miller.
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James Henry Osborne
W. 20Th St
Allen ‘Chapel Ame
Franklin D. Jones
L. C. May
Rudolph Paige
George Paige
William Johnson
James Tanner
Harold Smith
Richard Watson
William Cox
Wendell Crumes
Floyd Drake
Lawrence Tanksley
William Hill
Willie Dixon
Charles Miller
Notable Court Deliberations On Prayer and Labor Law
The court weighs cases from New York on school prayer and religious practice, including Regents prayers in public schools and parental objections. Other actions include appeals over US labor law applicability to foreign ships, trespass fines at a Sears lot, and contempt of Congress for past hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Tuskegee
New Hyde Park
New York State Board of Regents
New York
Society For Ethical Culture
Incres Steamship Co., Ltd
New York City
Caribbean
Chicago
Leonardo Godato
Nathan Friedman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Congress
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Frank Grumman
Fort Lee
N.J
Bernard Silber
Western Union
Ity
General Motors Appeal Affects Nonunion Employees
A Cincinnati court decision potentially impacts several hundred nonunion employees in GM divisions here and those covered by a bargaining unit. The ruling extends appeal protections to all workers within the unit regardless of union membership.
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General Motors i
Cincinnati
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Frank C. Scott, 60, of Wilkinson Route 1, died at Memorial Hospital in Greenfield. A native of Greenfield, he worked at Delco Remy Division in Anderson. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Artie Stohler officiating. Burial in McCray Cemetery. Survived by widow Dorothy, daughter Betty Van Cleave, two sons, one grandchild, three sisters, and three brothers.
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Frank Scott Wilkinson
Frank C. Scott
Wilkinson Rt. 1
Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
William and
Rosella Scott
Delco-Remy Division
Anderson
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Artie Stohler
Pendleton
McCray
Wilkinson
Dorothy
Betty van Cleave
Ingalls
Robert Scott
Lapel
Frank W. Scott
Winfield Clark
Dorothy Scott
Agnes Crosley
Claypool
Ind
Raymond
Mississippi
Howard
Toledo
Ohio
Cecil
Noblesville Man Harry C. Young Dies at 73
Harry C. Young 73 of Noblesville died Sunday morning at his daughter Mrs. Alice Jennings Rt. 5 home. He was a lifetime Hamilton County resident and farmer. Survived by wife died earlier this year, daughter, son Harry L. Young, two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Coaltrin Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Pebley officiating. Burial in Hurlock Cemetery east of Noblesville.
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Noblesville
Harry C. Young
Alice Jennings
Rt. 5
Hamilton County
George M
Jennie C. Young
Lilly May Darrah
Young
Union Chapel Eub Church
Noblesville Elks Club
Eagles Lodge
Otterbein Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Jennings
Harry L. Young
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Robert Pebley
The
Christian Church
Hurlock Cemetery
Christmas contest winner highlighted by Madison County High Schools
The 1951 Christmas contest winner is announced by the Christmas Committee of Madison County High Schools. The GM Barbershop Chorus directed by Lew Gilbert with Mrs. Frank Shirley will present a Christmas feature. The benediction is by Rev Rex E Wallace.
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Madison County
General Motors Barbershop
Lew Gilbert
Frank Shirley
Rex E. Wallace
Eub
Kay Metzger Wil
Sandra Loy
Barbara Falls
F. Lemuel Anderson
George Harris
East Lynn
Police Elect Charles Trogdlen and Club Officers
Police elect Charles Trogdlen membership secretary Fred Richardson recording secretary Clem Russell treasurer Harry Boze club manager Robert Scharnowske conductor Robert Daubenspeck chaplain John Burke trustee James Haston inner guard Norman Johnson outer guard J D Coen delegate to the state convention with Leon Murphy named alternate delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trogdlen
Fred Richardson
Clem Russell
Harry Boze
Robert Scharnowske
Robert Daubenspeck
John Burke
James Haston
Norman Johnson
J. D. Coen
Leon Murphy
Length of Australia’s west coast exceeds five thousand miles
The Melbourne based coast survey notes Western Australia’s seaboard runs about 5 200 miles from the western cape to the northern frontier. The statement emphasizes the vast stretch along the Indian Ocean with no major inland deviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Western Australia
Mrs Ethel Schaefer 63 Dies in Anderson After Illness
Mrs Ethel Schaefer 63 of 2326 Chase St Anderson died Monday at St John s Hospital after four days illness She was born April 24 1898 in Connersville daughter of Cloud and Sarah Bohannon Chap man moved to Anderson as a child Former seamstress at Fath s clothing store Survived by daughter Betty Sniegowski three grandsons Tim Sniegowski Joe Sniegowski Jay Sniegowski two granddaughters Patricia Wagner and Gloria Sniegowski a great granddaughter half sister Grace Penry and half brother Nathan Davis Wannamaker Body to Brown and Butz Funeral Home Friends after 3 p m today Services 1 30 p m Wednesday at funeral home Rev Robert W Fribley First Methodist Church Pleasant Walk Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Schaefer
Chase St
St. John's Hospital
Connersville
Cloud
Sarah Bohannon Chapman
Anderson
Fath's Clothing
Betty Sniegowski
Patricia Wagner
Gloria Sniegowski
Timothy Likens
Joe
Jay Sniegowski
Grace Penry
Nathan Davis
Wannamaker
Brown and Butz
Robert W Fribley
First Methodist Church
Pleasant Walk Cemetery
Americans Race to Cross Berlin as Barrier Rises
Action By through the night and into Monday afternoon to complete a six foot concrete barrier across Friedrichstrasse the main crossing for Americans and other non Germans. Narrowed lanes and pedestrian paths forced traffic into a single passageway where a 104 ton truck struggled through. Maj Irwin Firestone delivered a U S protest to Soviet army headquarters after driving past Communist police. The new barrier was reinforced by the 1st Battle Group of the 19th Infantry moving into Berlin via the 110 mile route through the Soviet Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichstrasse
East Berlin
U.S
Irwin Firestone
Berlin
Har Lee Branch Jr to speak on Power by Stealth at chamber dinner
Indianapolis speech set for Tuesday features Har Lee Branch Jr of Atlanta Georgia who will address the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce dinner on Power by Stealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Branch Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
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T. A. Melton, Jr
Hollidaysburg, Pa
Anderson Area
South Side Junior High School
B. R. Stewart
Forest Hills
Ray Sherman
Middletown
Stella Grace Turner
George Graham
N. Parkway Dr
Herald
Baker Brothers
Istanbul
Turkey
St. Rd
Bowden’s
Burton Anderson
Burton Amos Anderson
State St
Lynch Corp. Foundry
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Bessie Mabbitt Anderson
Pearl Carey
Flint
Mick
Everett Anderson
Elwood
Lee Anderson
Summitville
Estella Anderson
Hughes
St.joseph
Bes
St. Joseph
Plough’s
Madison
Harry Young
Police
Bulletin-Herald
Terre Haute
Earth
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Atlanta
ST. Petersburg
Knoxville
Anderson Bus Terminal
Main Street
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