Sullivan dies at Elwood in heart ailment
Charles L. Sullivan 55 of Rt 2 Elwood died at Mercy Hospital at 6 30 a m Friday from a heart ailment. Funeral rites 10 30 a m Monday at Robert L Jackley funeral home conducted by Rev Norval Lyon. Burial Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by daughter Carolyn Richardson Tipton brother Louis Sullivan Elwood and three grandchildren. Born May 27 1905 in Elwood he was vice president of Lu Van Marble and Tile Corp and formerly with Elwood tinplate and U S Steel Gary. Member Eagles Lodge.
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Charles L. Sullivan
Rt. 2
Mercy Hospital
Robert L. Jackley
Norval Lyon
West St. Christian Church
Tipton
Elwood City
Carolyn Richardson
Louis Sullivan
Frank
Jessie Sullivan
Lu-Van Marble and Tile Corporation
Elwood Tinplate
U. S. Steel Corporation
Gary
Eagles Lodge
Newman Services
Melissa Bell Newman
No. D.st
Zion Chapel
Elmer Noel
Elwood City Cemetery
Woman Passerby Describes Boy After Brooklyn Plane Crash
A bystander on Union Street near South Street recalls the crash in Brooklyn, hearing a blast and seeing the plane’s tail strike a red truck. A 10 to 12 year old boy, Stanley, was found badly injured in the snow with burns, bleeding, and a torn mouth, rushed to Methodist Hospital on 6th Street and 7th Avenue.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Union St
South St
Seventh Ave
Sterling
Stanley
Methodist Hospital
6Th St
7Th Ave
Raymer To Address Junior Pro Session
Milton Raymer of Chicago will address a 2 p.m. Sunday information meeting for local keglers in the Eagles Hall. The session will explain organizing a local International Junior Bowling Association, with notices sent by Charles Whetsell of the Anderson Men’s Bowling Association and Mabel Dean to local WIBC members.
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Milton Raymer
Chicago
Aper Voneding Congress
Eagles’ Hall
Charles Whetsell
Anderson Men's Bowling Assn
Mabel Dean
International Bowling Congress
Elwood Christmas events include officer elections and parties
The Elwood area held multiple Christmas gatherings. The Eastern Star Auxiliary elected officers with Jennie Beavers as president and Ethel Curtis as treasurer. Additional groups, including the Loyal Woman's Class and Homemakers, hosted Christmas luncheons and programs with readings, music, and gift exchanges.
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Elwood
Eastern Star
Miss Curtis
Frances Kimmerling
Santa
Miss Digel
Winings
Hazel McDonald
John Starkey
William Jones
Mesdames Orpha Winings
Carrie Starkey
Jeannie Beavers
Dallce Haskett
Nellie Glenn
Mabel Procter
Gertrude Wertzberger
Elizabeth Caton
Cecil Hiatt
Daisy Fox
Katie Swisher
Mabel Digel
Ethel Curtis
Loyal Woman's Class
Lora Osting
Lena Moore
Gerna Robinson
Gladys Retherford
Theresa Wheeler
Mildred Holmes
Elwood Elks Sell Property for Oil Company Expansion
The Elks Lodge at 305 St. Anderson St. sells its lodge home and adjacent parking to Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The site, once home to Dr. Daniel Sigler, will support expansion with an adjoining oil service station at So. B and Anderson Streets.
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Elks Lodge
St. Anderson St
Standard Oil Company of
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Oil Company
So. B and
Anderson Sts
Daniel Sigler
Eub Yule
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. P. Rousch
Mercy Hospital
Byrd Hunter
Larry L. Hughes
Elmer Updegraff
John Koons
Robert Taylor
St Mercy Hospital
Frederick Clark
D &St
Robert Jameson
John Miller
Sodom’s Leading Exports: Potash and Bromine Lead City Trade
In the Israeli city of Sodom the dominant industries are potash and bromine production. The statement clarifies that these exports drive the local economy rather than any cultural irreverence.
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Sodom
Constellation Crash Leaves City in Shock
Investigators trace collision between a DC8 and a TWA Super Constellation over New York. A survivor, 11 year old Stephen Baltz, remains in critical condition. Fire and rescue crews battle a massive blaze across Brooklyn and Staten Island as debris and bodies are recovered.
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Wilmette, Ill
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N. J
Idlewild
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Long Island
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New York Harbor
Kennedy taps Robbie Kennedy for cabinet post
Kennedy announces his brother Robert Kennedy is to join the cabinet with Byron White named deputy attorney general. Kennedy notes he applied his standard test to Rob and found him the best man for the job despite anticipated criticism and concerns about running his own show with his brother as president.
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Byron
Whizzer) White
White
Denver
Citizens For Kennedy
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Christmas Observance Extends Hours in Santaville Ahead of Holidays
Santa Claus House on Courthouse Square will stay open Saturday and next week with visiting hours from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays. The Santa House, erected by the Retail Merchants Division near the large Christmas tree, serves as the Community Christmas Observance hub. Seventy five people attended the Madison County Woman's Democratic Club Christmas party at the YWCA, with gifts exchanged and baskets prepared for needy families.
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Courthouse Square
Santaville
Retail Merchants Division
Madison County Women's Democrat Club
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Katherine Leichi
Thomas Newman
Joanna Scharnowske
Leicht
Anderson High School
Brown Rites for Summitville Area Farmer
James Brown 66, a Summitville area farmer died February 14 1898 at his Summitville home. He married Edith Ebert in 1931 and lived 24 years in Summitville coming from Frankton. Surviving spouse Edith three sons James Michigantown William and Morris Summitville Rt 2 Elwood Ralph Snider Gary Russell Indianapolis five grandchildren. Funeral 7 p m today at Ewing Funeral Home Summitville services 2 p m Monday burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville.
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Ella Brown
Edith Ebert
Anderson
Summitville
Frankton
Brown
Ewing Funeral Home
Funeral
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Court committee weighs correction of certified vote totals
A House vote committee considers delaying final results as it weighs a recount and possible investigation into the Roush versus Chambers contest. The panel could recommend directing the regular House Administration Committee to probe, with a full inquiry potentially lasting two to three months and a recount adding four to six weeks if fraud is found.
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Jay County
Richard E. O'Hare
Jefferson Township
O'Hare
Man claimed Belmont property sale for cross country trip to kill Kennedy
Pavlic told police he planned to ambush the President elect after selling all belongings in Belmont and studying the Kennedy home at Hyannis Port. He watched the Kennedy mansion from the West Palm Beach airport route and said security there was lousy.
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Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Washington
Paviie
West Palm Beach
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Thies
Veterans of WWI group meets at VFW Hall
Barracks 534 of Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary held a meeting last night at the VFW Hall on 18 West 8th Street. Lt. Commander Paul Shannon led the men’s session while Mrs. Belle Morehead, auxiliary president, presided over the women’s meeting.
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VFW
Paul Shannon
Belle Morehead
Prominent Alexandria Man Burned in Fort Wayne Fire Incident
Alexandria resident Ben Azimow, a noted local businessman, is hospitalized at St. Joseph's in Fort Wayne with burns sustained when a blanket wrapped around him while seated in a car caught fire. Police report confirms the incident and injury.
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Alexandria
Ben Azimow
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fort Wayne
Muncie Youth Charged With First Degree Murder
In Muncie Indiana a 15 year old youth Bobby Lyman Koons was charged preliminarily with first degree murder after the death of his friend Dennis Hall also 15 who died in an Indianapolis hospital. Prosecutor Gene Williams filed the charge pending grand jury action later this month. Police said Koons admitted striking Hall with his fist for no apparent reason.
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Muncie, Ind
UPI
Muncie
Gene Williams
Bobby Lyman Koons
Dennis Hall
Indianapolis
Koons
Hall
Rail Leader Criticizes End Of Passenger Train Service
G E Leighty president of the Railway Labor Executives Association said many railroads are abandoning passenger service to focus on freight profits. He called railroad leaders resistant to passenger traffic and said the group will push to stop further discontinuances in the upcoming Congress.
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Washington
UPS
G. E. Leighty
Railway Labor Executives Association
Leighty
Widow Awarded $93,500 in 1958 Trainman Death Suit
Mrs. Alice Gootee of Chicago received a $93,500 settlement from the New York Central Railroad after a Cook County jury found the railroad liable for the death of brakeman Joseph Gootee in Indianapolis in 1958. The suit sought $200,000, but the jury could not agree on damages.
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UPI
Indianapolis
Alice Gootee
Joseph Gootee
New York Central Railroad
Cook County
Negro lawmaker marries white secretary in Puerto Rico
Adam Clayton Powell 52, a Negro clergyman and Democratic congressman, wed Ivette Diago 29 a white secretary in a civil ceremony in San Juan Puerto Rico Judge Edwin Cortes officiated and the couple planned a honeymoon in Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Adam Clayton Powell
Ivette Diago
Edwin Cortes
Mellie Bird obituary from Franklin Masonic Home
Mellie Jane Bird, 78, died Friday morning in the Masonic Home at Franklin. She lived near Perkinsville before entering the home 28 months ago. Born September 6, 1882 in Noble County, she was married to Leonadus H. Bird, who died July 17, 1958. Survived by brother Charles Whitney of Kendallville. Visitation starts Sunday after 2 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Services Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the funeral home officiated by Rev. Charles Funkhouser. burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Mellie Jane Bird
Franklin
Perkinsville
Noble County
Leonadus, H
Charles Whitney
Kendallville
Baker Brothers Funeral
Charles Funkhouser
Franklin Masonic Home
Anderson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Infant Finfrock Connor Dies at One Day Old
Stephen Wayne Finfrock Connor one day old son of E. J. and Margaret Finfrock Connor of 326 West 7th Street died Friday noon at St. John's Hospital where he was born Thursday. Survivors include parents and grandparents Ben Finfrock of Anderson and Wesley Livingston of Tennessee. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Monday in Babyland East Maplewood Cemetery conducted by Rev. Monroe G. Schuster of Central Christian Church. Friends may visit after 7 p.m. Sunday at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home.
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E. J
Margaret Finfrock
Connor
W. 7Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Ben Finfrock
Anderson
Wesley Livingston
Tennessee
Harold E. Rozelle
Babyland
East Maplewood Cemetery
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Services for James Riley Cook
Services for James Riley Cook 35 of 915 Dorman St Indianapolis native of Anderson die Thursday at home. Funeral conducted at 1 30 p m today by Rev Ina Hamel Jackson Park Church of God Brown and Butz Funeral Home burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery.
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James Riley Cook
Dorman St
Indianapolis
Anderson
Brown and Butz
Ina Hamel
Jackson Park
Services for Mrs Margar Layton Grieb
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Layton Grieb 55 of Shelbyville formerly Anderson will be held at 1 p m today at Ewing Funeral Home Shelbyville with Christian Science rites Burial will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis
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Margaret Layton Grieb
Rt. 1
Shelbyville
Anderson
Ewing Funeral Home
Christian Science Faith
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Icy derailment halts traffic in Alexandria
An ice derailed a New York Central diesel locomotive at the New York Central and Nickel Plate intersection in Alexandria about 7 p.m. Friday, throwing front wheels from the track. A Central crew from Anderson helped reset the locomotive, and traffic was halted about two hours. Indiana Trooper Paul Weiler received commendations for managing the incident.
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Alexandria
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Anderson
Paul Weiler
Indiana
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Services for Marguerite Newell Hammer 50 of Shirley, who died Wednesday night, will be at 1 p.m. today in Shirley Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Trumbauer officiating. Burial will be in McCray Cemetery near Wilkinson. Friends may call at Condo and Son Funeral Home in Wilkinson.
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Marguerite Newell Hammer
Shirley
Shirley Methodist Church
Paul Trumbauer
McCray
Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funeral
Charles Gobin Wilkinson dies at 76 in Kennard
Services for Charles C. Gobin Wilkinson 76 of Kennard are at 1 30 p m Sunday at Wilkinson Funeral Home with burial in McCray Cemetery near Wilkinson. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Five Americans Seized in Vientiane Amid Laos Crisis
Five ICA personnel, part of U S aid work in Vientiane, were seized by leftist forces in western city districts as fighting flared around the embassy area. Reports say embassy staff were under fire but a skeleton staff has since returned. Peiping accused U S officers of aiding the pro Western forces amid fears Laos could become another Korea.
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U.S
U.S. International Cooperation Administration
ICA
China
Peiping
Asia
Laos
Korea
Philippines
Southeast Asia Treaty Organizations
SEATO
Rhode Island First To Regulate Security Sales In 1910
Providence notes Rhode Island became the first state to regulate security sales by passing a statute in 1910. The historic measure set early rules governing safety and disclosure in securities transactions.
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Providence
Rhode Island
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