Mrs McCord Dies at 63 in Alexandria
Essie L McCord 63 of 115 Mast 1st St widow of Wayne died at St John s Hospital at 5 30 p m after a lingering illness A resident 62 years born June 27 1900 in Bathe County Kentucky She survived by three sons Bud Shirley Tim. two daughters Mrs Don Adams and Mrs Elizabeth Surface. three sisters and fourteen grandchildren Funeral at 3 30 p m Thursday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home burial in Park View Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m today
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Alexandria
Essie L. McCord
Mast 1St St
Wayne McCord
St. John's Hospital
Kentucky
Bathe County
Nelson and
Garnett Maddox
Bud
Anderson
Shirley
Tim McCord
Don Adams
Elizabeth Surface
Datus Boram
Sharon Rozell
Daleville
Kenneth Poore
Chesterfield
Gene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
Karl M. Kyle
Park View Cemetery
Friends
Albert V.tansee
Lonsvale
Baker
Larry Shaver
Will Brothers Funeral Home
John Zuber
Meadow
Coaltrin Brook Baptist Church
Funeral Home
Ander-be
Riverside Cemetery
Son Memorial Park Cemetery
Noblesville
Lee
DeleoRemy
Elwood
Madison County
Pat Lee
Pal
Patricia Ann Lynch
New Carlisle
Charles Goins
Anna Lee
Baker Brothers Mortuary
Robert Dean Switzer
James
Bobby Switzer
Pearl St
de L. Craig
William Partment
National Tile Craig
Harrison St
James Carl Swit
Hamilton Counter Jr
Thelents
Herbert Swit
Noblesville Christian Church
Zer
Georgetown
Rebekah Lodge
Robert
Marion County
Williams
Cincinnati
Joyce Neely
George
Maude Silvey
Hust Brown Snd Butz
Walter G. Craig
Robert W. van Ness
First Pentecostal Church
Richard Eudaly
Rt. 4
Nobles
Anderson Meville
Leo Yatesmorial Park
Zionsville
Coaltrin
Robert Pebley
Crownland Cemetery
Studebaker
Paul C. Cory
Lawn Cemetery
Irigerators
Helen Garris
Fortville
John Deck
Indiananalis
James W. Howe
Harrin Sanitarium
Indianapolis
U.S. Rubber Co
Ball Brothers
Noblesville Eagles
American Legion
Jennings Co
Finnley
Jennie Howe
Claude Keller
Columbus
Christine Kellam
Lora G. Richwine
Milton Ave
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Churen
Aroma Cemetery
Richwine
Delco- Remy Division
Uaw-Cio
Hamilton County
John Richwine
St. John’s Hospital
Marie
Robert Richwine
Marion Richwine
Marion
Richard Richwine
Harry Remy
Rushville
Herman Atkins
Knightstown
Louise Kendall
Louise Galbraith Kendall
McKinley St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
George A. Harris
Memorial Park Cemetery
Thurlow Scales
James Gentry
Emil Schmidt
Raymond Beeson
Wayne Shelley
Roy Lurber
Exchangites Hear Dr. Rice Wednesday
Dr. Hillary Rice of Park Place Church of God will deliver a Christmas message to Anderson Exchange Club members and guests at a Wednesday noon luncheon in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Theodore Crook will introduce the speaker and Francis Creek will lead the brief business session with Billie Schuyler presiding.
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Hillary Rice
Park Plac Church of God
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry Room
Theodore
Ted
Crook
V Group
Francis Creek
Billie Schuyler
Cal-Neva disaster probed amid reform call
Fragmented state debate spans Nevada and Indiana as lawmakers consider emergency steps and a full overhaul of the fire marshal department. The piece notes injuries from local crashes, a jet incident in Philadelphia, and a rise in fraud convictions as context to broader regulatory pressure.
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Samjno
Chicago
Lake Tahoe
Nevada
General Assembly
Ohio
Iment
John Ivy
Anderson
Charles Archey
Cnningham
Oxford
Edgar Archey Cunningham Jr
Mere ‘Poof Anderson
Ifranace Fram Mbinh
Melia Mats Grace Poston
Ward and Fletcher Sts
St. John’s Hospital
Robert A. Trim
Phillip Kinney
Indianapolis
2Nd Street
Federal Aviation Agency
Phila J
Delphia
Paul Asa
Larry Wood
W. 8Th St
Betty Watson
Rt. 1
Pendleton
Valeria Carroll
Layton Rd
Argus Collis
South Anderson
Myra Stagman
Rt. 6
Newton Goul
Nichol Ave
Richardson
Debra Hubbell
Betty
Chesterfield
George Gates
Summitville
Alice Boyer
Community Hospital
Gates
Ind
Summitville Rd
Boyer
Alexandria
Sheriff's Office
Sinatra Sr. stood by in Reno after abduction word
The elder Frank Sinatra traveled from Palm Springs to Reno and sequestered at the Mapes Hotel, staying in touch with developments after word reached him of his son’s abduction. He had recently divested Nevada gambling interests worth about 3.5 million dollars, following a state gaming board dispute.
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Frank Sinatra Sr
Harrah
South Lodge
Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
Reno
Mapes Hotel
Sinatra Sr
Nevada
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Parolees tied to Madison County probe emerge in case file
Parolees gathered in Anderson Thursday night as police pursued Fitzjohn amid a broader probe. Saponka and an accomplice, who had a typewriter and checkwriter in the car, were involved, with Saponka held in Madison County jail. Grand jury blamed unsafe propane gas placement beneath arena seating and urged caution amid limited resources.
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Anderson
Wwe
Panight
Tae Pa
Vetten Jad
Pic Saponka
Robert XK. Fitz
John
Indiana
Richard
J.C. Penney
Abs
Saponka
Tice
Phillips
Public Assembly
Robe Kitz
Grand Jury
State Fair Board
Ees
Pute
Ligonier State Police
Fitzjohn
Madison County
Rouse
Community Class Plans Face Political Involvement
The report notes limited engagement from service clubs and women's groups while outlining plans for community class sessions. It mentions Anderson and Ward Stilson as key figures, with the governor pressed for a timely appointment amid ongoing project questions.
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Grand Jucy
Anderson
Post and Merce
Ward Stilson
Madison Area Obituary Roundup Highlights Local Losses
Clara Leckron 93 of Anderson died after months of ill health. Born 1868 in Monticello, she lived in Anderson since 1942, widow of Jacob Leckron, with private burial at Cook Nursing Home. Also noted are William Mullins, 4, Norfolk VA, Clarence Eurick 54 Noblesville, Albert Tans ee 58 Noblesville, and Lee Pat, all linked to Madison County deaths with family survivors and funeral plans.
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Clara Leckronderson
Clara Belle Leckron
Jacob Leckron
Cook
Monticello
Ind
Jacob
Amanda Young
Greentown
Dunkard Brethren
Plevna
Hinder Huband
William Mullins
William Lee Mullins
Arthur Mullins
Norfolk
Anderson
The
Navy
Studebaker to Maintain Service Network Amid Canadian Shift
The automaker plans to keep service parts and accessories for about one million Studebakers in the U.S. and Canada as it shifts operations north. The move, labeled realistic, aims to preserve the Studebaker name during a 12 year span of corporate realignment and diversification in the auto industry.
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United States
Burlingame
Amercan
U.S
Canada
Studebaker
Hidiecc
Model contest guides boys to build original cars
Auto program backs winners and mentors five high school instructors Paul Clay Paul Davis Harold Welsh Johnnie of Madison Heights and Baller tine of Anderson High to assist boys aged 11 through 20 in designing paper ideas and transferring them to a model with guidance from the mentors.
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Paul Clay
Paul Davis
Harold Welsh
South Side Junior High
Johnnie
Madison Heights
Ballertine
Anderson High
Unemployment Claims Rise in Anderson Area
J C Arm Vistrong of the Indiana Employment Security Division reports 523 initial claims filed in the Anderson area including Alexandria Elwood and Tipton, up 52 from last month and about 50 below last year. Continued claims range 465 to 542 weekly, averaging 503, with November last year at 575.
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Tage
Anderson
jAlexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Surance
J. C. Arm Vistrong
Indiana2_ Employment Security Division
Soviet Adverse Year Spurs Lithcal Demands Claim
A quoted Soviet official claims the USSR faced a difficult agricultural year and asserts farmers can press claims and push demands, implying pressure on policy and collective production targets amid crop shortfalls.
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Soviet Union
Blaze causes and hospital report from Anderson area
Chief Dever said a fire at Community Hospital in Anderson began near wiring under the kitchen sink in the basement and spread through walls to the upper floors. Family Burger was present and another child will undergo surgery today as officials investigate the blaze. Fuel factor discussion notes tractors' operating costs at about forty percent.
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Burger
Anderson
Jehild
Toda
Dever
Coronation tablets promise relief for tense nerves and constipation
Advertisement notes that nerves in the colon affect bowel regularity and that Coronato tablets use a nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore function overnight. It claims clinical proof and urges purchasing an introductory size for 43 cents.
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Ichart Hain
Parolees
Accordi
Pat Anderson
Lmited
Ross
Poland
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Swaryalud LI Merde, Ltd
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Kokomo
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Lucille Clark
St. Germane
Wis
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Opal
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Arcadia
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Clarence Edwin Eurick
Chestnut St
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Melvinna
Eurick
Lewis
Grubb
Decatur
Bryan Leckton
Harold E. Rozelle
Joseph Skiles Sr
Old Order Dunkard Church
Switzer
Fannie Kinnman
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greensiat
Packard Motor Car Co
Packard
Margaret Chadrick
Kinnman
Methodist Church
Overuund
Blesville
Jane Farrell
Serpent Now
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Kenneth H. Schrorer
Frank Cauldwell
Edward Clark
Cynthianne Christian Church
Gravel Lawn
Lulu Hughes Pendleton
Lulu Hensley
Hughes
Winnetka i
Grove Lawn
George Delaplane
George L. Delaplane
California
Otto Delaplane
Anderson High School
University of Chicago
Patrice Delaplane
Freddie
Fred Pike
Violet Melson
Jack Delaplane
Cornell Bright
Downey
Anna Marie
William §. James
R. L. Legg
Robert Sutton
Grace Conover
Walter Mullins
Robinson, AL
Excalator Medical Clinic Dept
Nels Mo. Geetionen
Jones Mfg. CO
Madison Ave
Norelco
Hewest
Worlg
Phillis Commuvity, Inc
East 22Nd Street
New York
N.Y
PhiliShave
Ik Marthe
Woort
Ryan
Enveid Betsner Te Eile
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United Finance
United Finance Corp
Southdale Plaza
Conner
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Rotary Christmas Home
Anderson Rotary Club
W. 12Th St
Rotary Club
Des Moines
Meridian
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