Eagles Sponsor Fund Benefit Dance Here at Fort Sill
A local Fraternal Order of Eagles event in Sili Oklahoma hosts the Max Baer Heart Fund dance to raise money for veterans welfare. Proceeds support a notable veterans project while a large crowd attends with Lloyd Warfel Orchestra providing music. The dance is open to the public at Marked Tree Oklahoma venue.
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Max Baer
Aerie 174
Order of Eagles
Sily
Okla
UPD
Aerie
of Eagles
Ft. Sill
Wilson Douglas Watson
Army
Air Force
Marines
Iwo Jima
Thurst
Marked Tree
Ark
Lloyd Warfel
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Ise
Watson
Beet Desek
Eepe Marine Corps
Lng
Ken
Warren
Pancake Day Set By Kiwanis Club
The Anderson Kiwanis Club schedules Pancake Day for April 27 with Cecil Carmichael as general chairman. Pat and Ron Kierstead face charges of public intoxication and related offenses. Lowell Kierstead charged similarly.
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George G. Pancol
Edwis S. Ammerman
Peb
Ft. Sill
Joan C. Bashaw
Martiai - On
Patrick J. Kierstead
Jeie
Ronald A. Kierstead
Kiwanis Club
Patrick
Ronald Kierstead
Lowell Kierstead
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Cecil Carmichae
Rcus
Raymond Russell Keen
Petit
Pancol Ymca
Aru
Auto crash injures woman. snow storms loom
Lois M. Hurst, 24, of 2611 Main St., was injured in a Range Line Rd. crash as ice and subzero cold grip the area. Her car struck a utility pole and she was taken to St. John's Hospital. State tax board approves a $341,000 school bond for Madison Township addition with 10 classrooms.
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Range Line
Here
Lois M. Hurst
Main St
United Press International
Madi
Freezson Heights
St. John’s
Dixie
Eugene Star
York
Michigan
Indhford
jTax Board
J. Michael Terry
Watertown
N. Y
Aist
Noble
Winkler
Leland Boren
Everett Newman
Morvis Johns
Dee
Renee
Madison Cirlchat
Clyde
Takelouit
Mary Roads
Trustee and Advisory Board
New York
St. Rd
Masbuilding
Pear
Carmel
Sena
Syracuse
Forests Hills
Wink
Forest’ Hills
International Falls
Mina
Herald
Forest Hills
Carolinas
North
Carl T
Gulf States
Smith
U.S
Thic
Weather Bureau
Joseph Armington
Hijacked Ship Mrs Grace Coburn Dies in Anderson Funeral
Mrs Grace Marie Coburn 50 widow of James Coburn died Thursday. Born July 25 1917 she moved to Anderson from Bethany in 1936. Survived by three daughters Ora Stevens a sister Carolyn Stevenson six grandchildren and her father. Funeral at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home at 10 AM Monday burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Fr iends may call after 7 PM today.
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Grace Marie Coburn
Main St
James Coburn
Ora
Mary Stevens
Anderson
Bethany
East Lynn
Bedford
Sells and Rowe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Friems
Obituary and Political Crisis Mention at Holton
Obituary notes reference the McNeeln and Scnith families with services at the Holton home. President Kennedy speaks of Communist threats and Latin American aid during a Miami monitored press conference, with asylum policies tied to Castro’s regime and a planned burial in Holton Cemetery.
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McNeeln
Scnith
Holton
Ind
Kennedy
Sun
Latin America
Alliance For Progress Program
Rage
Havana
Miami
Castro
United Nations Secretariat
AAM Chapter Tejera Hosts Dr. Wires Talk
AAM chapter presides at a meeting with Dr. Wires addressing international relations topics. Charles Gaus oversees arrangements with a committee including Mrs. Bend and Rev. Schuster. A reception and dinner follow at Anderson College with guests Mayor Ferguson and college leaders in attendance.
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Quincy Bend
Monroe Schuster
Morris Rossen
Frederick da
Imask
Sylvia Bird
Mary Kilterman
T. R. McMahan
Anderson Aam
Wires
Anderson College
Dinette
Bell Plan Changes Rates for Alexandria to 3.80
Indiana official Welsh defends Bell telephone rate plan as necessary to spur growth. He cites new access for Anderson callers and the Indiana Lake Michigan port project as major economic boosts. Public hearing revealed support from local business leaders, with no opposition filed.
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Page
Anderson
Alexandria
Indiana
Welsh
Lake Michigan
Bethlehem Steel Co
Psclin
United States
Idria
White House
Khrushchev Denies Interference in East German Affairs
Article fragment discusses Khrushchev denying interference amid East German matters and a dunes area proposed for national monument status. It notes scientific interest, potential joint state federal actions for a lake shore area, and warnings about hindering economic growth. In a separate incident, workers moved co-owner Henry Glasser from an upstairs apartment. the building burned with losses estimated at $250,000.
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Khrushchev
Ares
Henry Glasser
Glasser
Alfred
Marion
Elwood
Lake County bills move in Indiana sessions and hearings
The floor reports included a Lakes County supplemental school tax measure for distribution to low-valued school units and a Kizer bill allowing auto accident damage suits in the county where the accident happened. Landgrebe delayed Christy’s bill with only technical amendments. Judiciary chair Martin announced the Liberty Amendment to abolish federal income tax and a dairy industry trade measure. A House practices commission will hold hearings March 18 on below cost dairy products. Donovan will address the Indiana Daily Press Association meeting next Tuesday.
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Pace
William Christy
D-Hammond
Democratic Caucus
Lakes County
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Lake County
Earl F. Landgrebe
Valparaiso
Christy
Landgrebe
Sen. C. Wendell Martin
Indianapolis
Judiciary Committee
Kizer
Washington
UPN
House!practices Commission
Power
House
The
Indiana
Resources Commission
GOP bill widens college funding and mental health spending
Lawmakers debated a majority bill amendment adding 11.7 million for a contingency college support fund to cover enrollment growth. The party line vote tailed 5146 while other increases were debated. Mental health spending rose nearly 36 million above prior operating costs, with Republicans backing the shift to add personnel and raise salaries over the next two fiscal years. Four Republican Ways and Means members voted against any increases beyond committee figures.
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Ways and Means
R-Bremen
Rock
Republican
John F. Coppes
Nappanee
William H. Toember
Otto M. Bona
Pecan Fort Fort Wayne
Charles, Loward
Noblesville
GOP
Ralph A. Dunbar
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Fred L. Bowers 78 died Friday at his son Samuel’s home near Noblesville after a long illness. Born in Ohio he moved to a Lapel area farm in 1900 and farmed 56 years. Survived by widow Gayle and daughter Thelma Lowell. three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements by Fisher Brothers. Bertha Thomas 69 of Cadiz community dies. services at Macer Funeral Home New Castle burial in South Mound Cemetery. Walter P Reuther AFL CIO urged swift tax cut welfare, public works to spur economy and cut unemployment. Mail carrying by railroad tradition noted in Chicago report.
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Fred L. Bowers
Lapel
Samuel
Rt 2
Noblesville
Ohio
Gayle ‘Bowers
Thelma cLowell
Rt. 2
Sigon
Bertha Thomas
Middletown
Bertha. Thomas
Cadiz
Macer Funeral Home
New Caste
Fred Moore
South Mound Cemetery
Reuther
Washington
UPI
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Congress
United Auto Workers
Influenza Spreads to Midwest States
Epidemic influenza spreading from Atlantic Coast states into the Midwest with confirmed outbreaks in New York Maryland North Carolina Kansas Michigan and the District of Columbia Asian flu also reported at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago. Golden Crust Coffee Shop opens offering a $1.50 spaghetti dinner special for Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Atlanta
Atlantic
Middle West
New York
Maryland
North Carolina
Kansas
Michigan
District of Columbia
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Golden Crust
Circus performer hurt in Wisconsin high wire fall
Mary Mary Lou Laurence a Shrine Circus high wire performer from Crown Point Indiana suffered critical injuries after a fall from a trapeze at the Dane County Fairgrounds in Madison. She was unconscious when transported to a local hospital shortly after 2 pm with possible skull fracture broken left collarbone and possible internal injuries.
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Madison
Wis
Mary ‘Lou Laurence
Shrine Circus
Dane County Fairgrounds
Miss Laurence
Crown Paint
Ind
John Talley Dies Friday in Elwood
John J. Talley, six two months from North Cost, Elwood, died Friday at 7:39 p.m. Born August 16, 1877, in West Moreland Tennessee. Talley was a retired railroad worker. His wife Adeline died previously. Surviving are three daughters: Grace Erwin of Alexandria, Hattie May Wooster of Los Angeles, and Maxine.
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Elwood
John J. Talley
Friday
West Moreland
Tean
Talley
Adeline
Grace Erwin
Alexandria
Hattie May Wooster
Los Angeles
Calif
Maxine
Students to Cuba for Training and Subversion
In a fragmentary report, the investigator warns of Soviet specialists training students in Cuba for sabotage and political subversion. The claim centers on 1,300 students implicated or involved, though the text is incomplete and uncertain.
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Cuba
Cub
Prom Night Sullied by Harbor Disaster Aboard Wrecked Freighter
A single survivor aboard the ill fated ship describes the peril surrounding the Soviet freighter Khelmyoey which has haunted the estuary since sinking in 1958. The incident follows a collision with another vessel as authorities investigate the wreckage and potential hazards to navigation.
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Prom
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Ee Wnaisceyer
Monies Rais
Max Baer Heart Fund
Wenesitiben Wa Tube Bank
Chesterfield
William Hargis
Muncie
Lamac Scott
State’ Farm
Pancal
Scott
Roosevelt Carter
Pacific Coast
Florida
Charles Threel
Carl Threet
Henrietta Threet
Tejera
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Cee Woelernment
iRica
Dozer Santiago
Glasser Electric and Battery Co
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Thinne
Namunition Obnieesan
Louusbus Ueda
Martin
Fed
Donovan
Baletw-Herald
Robert L. Rock
D Anderson
Qeoadt
Milewath
JSON
R-Ligonier
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Ralph
Fenn
D-Kokormo
John S. Brown
John S. Brows
Fairview St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Christian Friends Are Church
Melanie Kay Atwell
Infam
Jack Atwell
Harold E. Rozelle
Philip Hillsanter
First Eub Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Loyd
Buck) McPheron
Mr. McPheron
Indianaplis Veteran's Hospital
Harry Mitchell
Harry
Mitchell
Gary
4 God Leader
Tom
Washington Street Church
Fisher Brothers
Leon Lutz
Prairie Baptist Church
MATL
Frigidaire
UAW
Ara
Trinna Happes
Highland
Janet Groves
Madison Heights
Lara Rich
Marilyn Gregory
Ginger Keeling
Madison Haights
Coro Dew
Anderson High School
MHHS
Midwest States
N.A.A.C.P. Monthly Meeting
Second Baptist Church
Short Sherman St
Anderson, Rnd
South
Supreme Court
John Talley
Whitlow Paints
Esther A. Whitlow
Meridian
Mears
Monthru
McDonald’s Annual
Egypt
E. Lin
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