Fifty Students From State To Speech Event
Indiana high schools will send students to the 11th Annual Speech Conference at Ball State College on January 12. The event features debating, radio announcing, humorous interpretation, dramatic interpretation, oratorial pieces, poetry interpretation and extemporaneous speaking with each student performing at least twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Eachers College
Veoitel
Apm
Alan Huckleberry
Ball State
Arsenal Tech
Indianapotis
Sen
Davis
Montpelier
New
Castle
New Haven
Owensville
Penn
Plymath
Portage
East Gary
Portland
Reitz
Yvansvillése-Rengsélaer
Rushville
Fort Wayne
Knightstown
Swayzee
Thomas Carr
Indianagelis
Union Township
Huntington
Valparaiso
Whitestown
Wiley
Terre Heute
Yorktown
United States India relations improve amid cautious optimism
US and India, celebrating closer ties since independence, face lingering disputes on major issues. Observers credit recent talks between Nehru and Eisenhower for progress, though Eisenhower’s possible request for congressional authority to deploy troops in the Middle East could test both sides. Indian sources caution that Nehru would understand Eisenhower’s motives if he proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
India
Washington
New Delhi
Nehru
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
Risenhaw'er
Simmetha
Tetler
Teller
Weller
Boom in Business Activity Signals Economic High
Article reports a surge in business records and consumer spending in the late 1950s, driven by factory investment and wage growth. It notes boosted credit pressure, rising unemployment fears, and economists predicting tighter credit may dampen housing and overall growth in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter. Hreede Jr
New York
Add Mes. Joban
Avemuine
Feders
Egyptian Army report cites suffocation death of Lt. Moorhouse
A UN handed report states Egyptian Army officer Lt. Anttheny Moorhouse died of suffocation in a metal cupboard during captivity at Port Said. The account notes tensions over economy and foreign policy as Nehru visits. U.S. stance on mutual security pacts, foreign troops, and China seating at the UN is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Nations
Beltish
Anttheny Moorhouse
Port Salt
the & Ues
United States
Washington
New York
Ottawa
Ite
China
Isenhower
United
Nehru
New Delhi
Egyphya
Gunvrtlas
Middle
Manvent
Hanks
Caley
Tate
Tiantics
Petroit
Ampri
Washingtonaup
Toller
Vanilla Beans Flavor Extracted In Long Process
A long fermentation of vanilla beans in Madagascar yields flavor as they blacken under sun. In Santa Barbara California a kitchen extract process involves heating with alcohol and water to draw flavor from chopped beans. A house fire in Montreala destroyed a frame house and left four children burned though the parents escaped. Maria age 7 woke to alert family. In Moscow a water powered fountain pen turns water into ink via a special cartridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tananarive
Madagascar
Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Tvat
Maria
Ai A
Moscow
Fish Scales Show Growth And Age In Milwaukee Snippet
A Milwaukee article explains how fish scales reflect growth and age. As fish grow scales widen and marks appear during slow growth, allowing age to be determined from scale patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New Zealand Plans Major Drainage Scheme
AUCKLAND New Zealand's Raupo Drainage Board approved a plan to reclaim more than 2000 acres of rich tairying country on the Ruawai Blats at a cost of £311,700. The flats lie below the mean high water mark near the Northern Walraa Blvor and are bordered by riverfront stop banks and other waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Raupo Drainage Board
Basi
Highly Versatile Mexican Rebozo Inspired Stole
A feature on rebozos notes their Mexican origins and varied uses from shawl to bag and hat. It mentions Santa Maria looms, fringe artistry, and a playful aside about a ringed fringe technique amid de tailoring. The text also blends in a separate wartime defense discussion by Edward Teller on civil defense shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Spain
Santa Maria
Untitled note on rapid lab test method proof
Fragmentary OCR details describe a speeded laboratory test method and a digestive process ladder. The text mentions a name similar to Bellamy and a brief reference to an experiment or test in one minute. Further readable specifics are unclear.
Archerfish Shoots Food With Water
A feature notes the archerfish Toxo tes that shoots water to knock insects from above water. The piece explains its accurate marksmanship within about four feet. In a Portland report, Oregon 1953 traffic data show 80 percent of collisions linked to some driving error, with 83,000 incidents and 81,000 tied to infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Budapest Night of Firing Sparks New Year Chaos
Readers saw bursts of gunfire and scattered reports as Budapest marked New Year with curfews and armored patrols. The city endured peaceful moments amid royal visit chatter and uncertain casualties, while officials weighed security and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
iBursts
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices report Nicholas J. Smith of Daleville and Frances Lewinr, with details of services and burial, from Madison area counties. The piece weaves in political context about the 81st Congress and women’s roles, mentioning Margaret Chase Smith and several female lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Slow Climbing Continued From Figs One
Fragmented OCR notes show a discussion on holiday travel and alcohol use during the New Year period. It references reduced highway congestion, motorists recognizing they might drink too much, and comments on social discrimination linked to women, with Rep. Katherine St. George cited as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIN
Katherine St. George
R-Ny
Chester L Miller Obituary Notice
Word has been received of the death of Chester L Miller 61 former resident of Anderson who died at Gibbons Hospital Celina Oklahoma after six months illness Survivors include wife Lucy three sons Paul Le Milleir Anderson Donald Miller Marion and Carl Miller Celina three daughters Mrs Vera Suppen Mrs Dorotha Hovermale and Mrs Belly McElhoe all of Anderson funeral services will be at Vale Funeral Home Celina with graveside at Memorial Park Cemetery in the afternoon Rev Wilbur Day of Noble Street Methodist Church to preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Smith
Daleville
Frances Lewinr
Polhemus
Washington
Shirey
Congress
E.R. Osborne
Bent Yill
Dale
Ville
Margaret Chase Smith
Mane
Senate
House of Representatives
Vera Buchanan
Penn
Smith
Armed Services
Appe
House Foreign Affairs
Deventer
Frances
Chester L. Muller
Chester L. Miller
Anderson
Gibbons Hospital
Celina
Okla
Miller
Andersson
Syhieh
Dolco-Remy
Cletzen's Bakery
Deni 1
Toulhpaker
Lucy
Paul le Mileiler
Donald Alillier
Mavion
Carl Miller
Cetina
Vera
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wilbur Day
Noble Street Methodist Church
Hill
John Gluck
Funeral Services for Mrs Wary Greenspan Held at Harold Rozelle
Funeral services for Mrs. Wary Greenspan 76 who died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Dan Rossii’s home 1733 W 11th St were set for 2 p.m at the Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Interment in West Maple Cemetery. Rabbi Maurice presiding and East German observers noted amid international references to Hungary and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMRS
Mary Greenspan
Wary Greenspan
Dan Rossii
W. 11Th St
Ilanky
Harold E. Rozelle
Maurice
Payis
Moscow
Indianapolis Hebrew Congress
Chou En-lai
Dlan
Hungary
Telgroum
Rozelle Funeral Home
Jan
H. Bransford
Fnd
East Ger
Chou
Kash
Hospital Dismissals and Local Obituaries
Dismissals include residents such as Mary Slick Jack Lumiars Alexandria Mrs James Lippman and Panes daughter and Edna F. Kelly. Obituaries note funeral rites for Mrs Eunice Elizabeth sorrow and memorial services for H E Billy Nye and John Gluck with burial planned at Memorial Park Cemetery East Maplewood and St Marys Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lumiars
Alexandria
James Lippman
Panes
W. Rik St
Edna F. Kelly
Brook
Am Johnson
Gracie Post
Narapa
Eva Sullivan
Broad
Daho
Robert Extes Jr
W. Oak
Leonor Sullivan
St.St Louis
Merchfrl Marines and Fisheries
Flying Fish Use Fins Like Glider Wings
Smithsonian curator says flying fish use fins as glider wings rather than muscles to flap. Some species sail up to 30 seconds at high speed while freshwater varieties cover only a few yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de. Leonard P. Schilz
Smithsonian Institution
Turkish Quads Win $800 Prize From Page Ott 1945
Readable text notes Turkish quadruplets born in July in Jamir Turkey and a 1945 feature on Carl Erskine a Dodger prospect. The fragment mentions awards, a banquet honoring Erskine, and family details, but the chaos of OCR yields sparse verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Erskine
Page Ott
Erskine
Brooklyn Dodger
United States Navy
Danville
Dodgers
Fal Worth
Texas
Anderson Hurler
Dodger
Stalinist Revisions Mark Khrushchev Yugoslavia Stance Shift
Khrushchev reportedly reversed course on Yugoslavia in talks with Yugoslav and Czechoslovak media. He framed socialist paths as diverse and noted Yugoslavia as a symbol of national communism independent of Moscow, while party leader and others endorsed reconciliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdlalfiles
Stalin
Caminist
Khrushchey
Tita
Yugoslavia
Rude Praga
New Airplane Silencer Cuts Cabin Noise Weight 35 Pounds
A newly developed electronic device weighing 35 pounds promises smoother quieter air travel in multiple engine planes. The unit synchronizes pitch and speed of the propellers, reducing the need for bulky soundproofing materials. The manufacturer reports cabin quieting benefits and potential cost savings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Netra
Sait
Isle
James L. Pree Ay
James
Ing
U.N
Dag Hammarskintd
Cati'o
Ally
GOD and Country
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbraok Baptist Church
Cayo Zephert
Dick Hyloud
Herald
Bellamy
Tezaz
American Security Corporation
Mephensen
Mer
Genrge Bausarman
Und & P. AL. Wel
Atomic Pioneer
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Grace Kelly
Sat
Auta Brass
Rainy
Ydi
Monaco
Elizabeth
Goviel
Danube
Istvan Dobi
Margaret of
Brital
NATO
Royal Air Force
Peter Townsend
Argentina
Israel
Finland
Austria
Switzerboro
Gates
Greatland
Sweden
Galveston
Tex
Charles
Ulrich Bay
92-T
A. M
Kidder and Co
Fran-Lernpvel
Coise Sagan
Sorbonne
U.S
Munich
E. P. Dutton and Co
Planos
Pat Nixon
Allypees
Richard M. Nix
Newon
Wis
Thor
Ilmer
Piel Sven Haven
Guy Cally Salie Cr
Louise Seyler
Los Angeles
Richard Guy
GOP
Ny Education
Guyly
Fayers
Hall
Tagerty
White Hous Foundation
Ptss
All
Julie Andrews
Costae
Eliza Doolittle
Shaw
Umpaien
Nansacre
Suppen A Ramre
Dorotha Hovermale
Belly McElhoe
Vale Funeral Home
Cetlna
Veterans’ Affairs
Edith Naurse Rogers
Wt Mass
Women In Congress
Starling Toa
Ath Congress
Een Mitloes
Skowhegan
House
Republacans
Frances DP
Boston
Lyndhurst
Yoth Teres
Marguerite Church
Transton
Cecil Harden
Covington
Tul
Fost
Civil Service
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lovell
Miss
Veterans Affairs
Katharine St
Ukelle Park
N.Y
Post Adrivil Service
Florence, Dwyer
Elzabeth
N. J
Democrats
Tris Tliteh
Trager
Ile
Public
Kathryn Granshaw
Adelphia
Martha W. Griffiths
Detroit
Miebh
Edith Gyoen
Port St. Land
Charles Kay
Elizabeth Kee
Bluefield
St. John's Huspital
Mary Slick
Tom Wammond
W. Ohit
Eunice Morrow
Eunice Elizabeth Sorrow
St. John's Hospital
Baker Frothers
Kenneth Losh
St. Louis
eSee Oeiee
Jamir
Turkey
Soviet Union
Ayshe Sdsualu
Vurkey
Stalinist
Silencer
Heraia Classitinds
Massengilu's
Wath St
Chapely
12Th Street
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!