White Christmas Odds in U S Cities
ESSA archival analysis shows White Christmas chances vary by city with about 70 percent in some areas and zero in many southern and western towns. Minnesota reports no statewide white Christmas probability in MASA records, while a few coastal cities show minimal chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Fox
Ida
Georgia
Hawaii
Environmental Service Services Administration
ESSA
U.S
Keeve
Smerka
el Minnisolie
Masa Records
Lests
Minnesota
Lawler To Address State Prosecutors In Indianapolis
County Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr will address the 1859 winter conference of Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys in Indianapolis. Also speaking are Attorney General Theodore I Sendak and Governor Edgar D Whitcomb with other state officials as sessions and a banquet are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Lawler Jr
Indiana
Indianapolis
Lawler
Theodore I. Sendak
Winds
William J. Scntt
Edegar D. Whitcomt
Woperly
Anderson
Dean
Balcourt
Anderson Towashin
Goal
AHS
Naval Reserve Training Center
U. S. Allay
Theodore Sendak
Walter Dietzen
Dicken
Board of County Commissioners
Dietven
Akron State U Admin Building Seized by Students
A group of about 15 Black students occupied Akron State University admin building for four hours on Wednesday protesting demands including separate living quarters. Guards were placed on standby, no arrests made, fires set and a pistol found. president and officials kept safe as students left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Cola
Tre Adminion
Akron State
University
James A. Sthedes
Rhodes
Theuniversity
Akron
Lncy
Tark Students Union
Ptticiaks
Potive
Buildiig
Burhtel
Akron University
Morrisyn Agburn
Aan
T Hemin
St John’s appoints Sister Mary Brooks as new administrator
Sister Mary Brooks CSC was appointed administrator of St John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital effective Monday. Formerly assistant administrator at Holy Cross Hospital San Fernando California she succeeds Sister Theodora. Brooks, a Saint Mary’s Notre Dame alumna, holds a BS and a master’s in hospital administration from Saint Louis University. She previously led hospital administration at Joseph’s and Samaritan hospitals and aided major renovations at St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brooks
CSC
Assincie
St. John's T Hickey Memorial
Jospita
The
Holy Cross Ihasehil
San Fernando
Calif
Theodora
T Mary
Si. Ilany’s College
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Missouri
the Joseph's Hospital
South
Cincinnati
Adel
Ltory Crosss Hospital
Jacksonville
Til
Endora
Exeter
Ty ‘Auard
Memuritt Hasptt
Topal Hospital
Sissler ‘Theodora
John's Hospital
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mainland
New Arrivals at Community Hospital Nursery
Mr and Mrs James Warren welcome a boy at 35 Slate Road 9 N. Mr and Mrs John Claxon announce a boy at 131 Blackfaced Dr. Rev and Mrs Jimmy Barker celebrate a girl. Mr and Mrs Paul Price report a boy born at 3591 urton Pl. Dalsen at 225 W a boy. Thomas Pitt man 317 E 38th St a girl. Donald Case 9139 Black Dea Wy a boy. St Johns Maxpital line fare noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Dalsen
Thomas Pittman
Donald Case
Black Dea
Community Hospital
James Warren
Slate Road
John Claxon
Jimmy Barker
Paul Price
Otto C. Jones Sheridan
Otto C. Joes
Jonesville
Rt. 3
Sheridan
Winona Memoria Hospital
Indianapolis
Elwood
Wilttany
Miranda Wawking Jones
Dorothy Brage Jones
Jack ©. Donea
Paul Jonas
Elward
Jonralo Black
Frankfort
Ralgt Jones
Irene Lamp
Kay Boothroyd
James Jones
Daietvita
Donald Jones
Otis Afb
Mass
Gay Thomas Jones
MacMullan
Westfield
Leon Brinietzburg
City considers redevelopment plan and district boundaries
The council discusses a $24,000 redevelopment agreement with Victor Gruen Associates for a downtown development plan. A demolition and land clearance project costing $13,900 is proposed, with $10,000 from General Fund and $3,900 from Electric Utility funds, to clear the old Central Belamy Gas Co. site. District boundary descriptions outline seven proposed council districts with streets and numbers, including Districts One through Six and their starting points and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Victor Gruen Associates, Inc
New Yyork
Shie Rounedt
New York
Or Services
Board of Public Works
Kerman Wehr
Central Fniany Gas Company
Anderson’ City
Electric
Byer
Loving
Corf
Dickey Road
Ridge Road
New York Central Railroad
109
Sunset Boulevard
Range Line Road
Ten Res
Madison Avenue
Conlinne3
Ory Gross
All C.C.C
L. Ratrond
Tonijana Avenue
White River
Main Street
Fouth
John Street
Nichol Avenue
Fifth Street
Raible Avenue
Reible
District Four
Cross Street
Hiheokl
St. L. Ratt
Hart‘man
Third Street
Lo Pitt Street
16Th Street
Lo Peart Street
14Th Street
Cent Indiana Railroad
Iracas
Senate Tax Fight Seeps Through Partisan Lines
Senate rejected added tax windfalls for oil firms while debating a broad reform bill. The 58 to 31 vote cut a proposed 1 percent tax on intangible drilling costs, with supporters citing exploration needs and opponents arguing it favored oil interests. Other measures would limit depreciation and adjust personal exemptions, as Gore challenged Agnew on tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Dale
Tekan
Smi Wildcatters
Senate
Tig
Dola
Bole
Thomas J. Melistyre
D-N.h
T Sepale
House- Senate
House
Nixon
Grey
Fingay
Chéinmin Russell B. Long
Dla
Chevale
Iéir
Eugene J. McCarthy
L-Minn
MecCarthy
Yolce Volcan
Jonnie Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Tel Farm
Cooper
Joan J. Williams
Pikup
Agnew F
Jpbel
Albert E. Gore
D-Tenn
Vice Pres
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Gore
Aly
UPI Imervien
Norris Cohan
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Loyola Students Vote on Football Fee Referendum
Loyola University students approved a plan to tax themselves $2 per semester to fund football. The ballot, 3 692 yes and 24 no, now goes to a committee of students faculty and administrators before reaching the board of trustees for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiurgo
UPI
Loyola University
Brown and Bolt
Toome
Billy
Brizendine
Areugne
Maplentos
Rlval Ietlow
Loyola Universty
Homan Catholic School
Chicago
City committee forms to align war projects in Penn Central area
Officials from multiple districts form a committee to coordinate city war projects. Board of Works Chairman Robert S Hodson notes street paving fees have been eased by reducing delays and streamlining paperwork, while tracing efforts to cut unnecessary taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinee Himes
Ne ‘Norte
Penn
Rath Jread
Board of Works
Robert S. Hodson
Gala Yuletide Fete Featured By Lady Elks
About 150 women attended the Lady Elks Christmas party with Mrs. Martin Hanson as general chairperson. Daniel performed carols with Mrs. Verma Tanzili accompanying, and St Nick distributed gifts during the members exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwood
Tre Syaval
Lady Elks
Martin Hanson
Hy Dem Me
Daniel
St. Nick
Cheenbes
Delver
Cutis
John Graham
Charles Wood
Harvey Weatherford
Victor Whilonack
Lawrence Fellig
Michael Kennedy
Mayd
Haylen
Charles Goforth
Edward Ault
Robert Stanlin
Vern Rose
Phil Mp
Orbaigh
King Huntsinger
John Burnette
Parfitt Emery
Clemson's Howard resigns after 30 years as football coach
Frank Howard announced Wednesday he resigns as Clemson head football coach after 30 years in the post. Athletic director Will Duntinge will remain in transition, with a successor to be named by year’s start. Howard, Alabama alum, leaves with 168 victories and 12 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Howard
Frank Howard
I T
Duntinge
Alabama
Vic
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties Reported
A string of obituary notices from Madison and nearby counties lists names including Arta Brummet Alexaniyia, Otto C. Jones, Pearl L. Bell, Jeannette Bowman, Walter Rahm, and Lucille Smith. Details cover birthplaces, marriages, survivors, graves, and funeral arrangements in Anderson, Summitville, Greenfield, Westfield, and Wilkinson with services in local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rahm Wilkinson
Walter Rahm
Wilkinson
Anderton
Onetta
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alisha
California
Florida
Aimona
Silion
Cen
Akron State U
St. John’s
MR Travel
Oyrimerrin Airlines
Tivsert Brit Fepe
Schinaret
Sayel
Gil Az i
Gor
Johnny Lightning
Ws West Bind
Eas Ross
Meridian
St. Sfohn
Maxpitai
District Five
Smith
2Nd Street
Jorth
Wth
Pearl Jjzheets
Penn Central
Sand Street
Arjraw Avenue
Nichal
Japha Street
Loyola
Billy Brizendine
Martha DeWitt
Vinslates
Mareld E. Rozelle Puneral Horm Foc
Martha F. DeWitt
Roger DeWitt
West Maplewood Cemetery
Boicourt
Vincennes
Lara A. Camachk
Chestnut Sr
Paul Brouwesier
Fairview
Clara Johnston
Maylday
East Maplewood
Clara J. Johnston
Grange City
Pla
Lick Ets Funeral Home
Copher
Fesler
Neral Howe
Abrott
Tverett Dietzer
United States
Scott
Malsfield
Repullican
Robert P. Griffin
Edward M. Kennedy
St. Cotton
White House
Fas
New England
Thomas Nasefroad
Ha Selle and Rowe Funeral Home
Thomas M. Naselroad
Naselroad
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Lcity Works
Bifocal Clan
Ke Bridge
Candio and
Frau Pan
Soren
Mato
11Thand
Main
Mith
Jackson Streets
Porter Ltavel
Norkragal
Mi Ag
Iehildres
Madison
Arta Brummet
Alexaniyia
Arta Brunmet
Tagansport
Cecil Brunmel
Columbus Ave
Earl 3
Eugene Teaport
Fist Christian Church
Worrenville
Sumartville
Alexandria Lommunity
Wayne County
Joan
Mary
Elya Shelton
Cecil Bouma
Andersot
Ora Beummet
Summitvilla
Thelma Otti
Pearl Beil Portville
Pear L. Bell
Fortville
Hancock County
William
Viola Tammer Bell
Farville Maganic Lodge
Lars
Mullay Brazier
Framilin
Mildred 'Pope
Greenfield
Fisher General
Artie Stoner
Pendleton
Gravel Lawn
Jeannette Bowman Wilkinson
Jeannette Baw
McCray
Bowman
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Dan
James A
Laura Haines
Boone County
Hugh
Sew) Walker
Knightstown
James Bowman
Frances J. Warsey
Zionsville
John Jhaines
Lucille. Smith Elwood
Ie Aroma Methodist Church
Lucillemith
Rt. 2
Aroma Cemetery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!