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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1956
Page
9
A readable fragment notes bowling scores and room references. The item mentions rod and tool room terms with a possible score sequence 901 94 95297, indicating a sports score or record logging in a workshop or club setting. No clear event or participants named.
Major unbeaten five 7s led by Gary Mann and Gary Roosevelt clash as prep schedules thicken. Central and Lafayette near key showdowns while other top squads like Mississinewa and Elkhart chase strings, with many teams aiming to extend win streaks into the weekend.
Washington coach Joe Kuharich predicts the Eagles face a tough test next, praising their young club and noting New York’s strength. The piece weaves in scattered scores and local standings, citing players and teams amid a chaotic sports page layout.
Budapest central workers council backs a 48 hour general strike against Janos Kadar government as clashes loom. Police and Soviet troops patrol the city with arms checks while mass shopping rushes flash across markets and rumors of high level visits swirl amid martial law talks.
Harrison Township and Middletown Fall Creek school corporations rejected a merger on Tuesday. Harrison had 634 votes from 780 eligible. 366 against and 268 for. Middletown Fall Creek had 447 voters from 2,144 eligible. 253 against and 194 in favor.
Indiana police officers from 16 cities join a five day conference at Indiana University. Kenneth C. Cage of Anderson Police Department attends. Topics include juvenile delinquency trends, symptoms, and laws. Field trips to Indianapolis Juvenile Court, Plainfield Indiana Boys School, and more. Instructors include Loren Ayres, Judge Harold N. Field, Frederic Schneidewind, and Patrick Reeves. CLASSIFIED ADS
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