Doug Ford Wins LA Open in a Wild Scramble
Smiling Doug Ford, former PGA champion, wins the Los Angeles Open in a 16 player scramble finish. He fires a final 69 to total 280, four under, earning $7,000 and edging Jay Hebert by four strokes after a dramatic last hole chip and putt. Gardner Dickinson faltered early as the field battled rain and a 63-hole grind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Smilin
Doug Ford
Ford
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Hebert
Gardner Dickinson
Panama City Beach
Jackie Burke
Fred Hawkins
George Hingham
Kansas City
Kans
Ohio State Runs Away With Purdue In Big Ten Battle
In Columbus, Ohio State edged Purdue 75-68 before 9,500 fans as the Buckeyes pulled away late. With 4:17 remaining, Jim Laughlin iced the victory with a clutch late basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Bucks
Purdue Boilermakers
OSU
Jim Laughlin
It is that time again for a long awaited event
A familiar period returns with anticipation as organizers prepare for the upcoming communal activity. Participants from nearby communities gather to mark the occasion, with plans underway for ceremonies, distribution of materials, and a schedule of activities across multiple venues.
Students Protest Integration in Missouri High Schools
In Likeaton Missouri on Monday students protested integration after a Charlest on and Sikeston high school football player was killed and his girlfriend raped Saturday night. Police intensified patrols but no violence occurred as 60 Sikeston and 100 Charleston students boycotted classes. Two African American men were questioned. one Lightsey passed a lie detector test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likeston
State Highway Patrol
Claude ‘Bootmouth) Lightsey
Jefferson City
Highway Patrol
K. K. Johnson
Lightsey
John Malugen
Charleston
Sikeston
June Castleberry
Malugen
Sikeston High School
Erskine to Address Franklin College Convocation
Carl D. Erskine, pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, will address the Franklin College convocation Wednesday at 10 a.m. He will be interviewed by William McCabe, Franklin basketball and baseball coach and former Orioles and Browns scout.
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Carl D. Erskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Franklin College
William McCabe
Franklin
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Browns
Odd Fellows To Install Officers
Members of Anderson Lodge No. 131 IOOF will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall at 9th and Jackson Streets. Robert Baker will lead the meeting and installation of officers conducted by Gillet Bousman. Officers to be installed include Charles Teaford Joe Cabisier Robert Baker Robert Jordan and Walter Imel. Refreshments will follow.
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Anderson Lodge No. 131
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
IOOF
9Th
Jackson Sts
Robert Baker
Noble Grand
Gillet Bousman
Charles Teaford
Joe Cabisier
Robert Jordan
Walter Imel
Kiwanis Officers Seated at Anderson Club
Recently elected officers of the Anderson Kiwanis Club were installed during ceremonies yesterday noon in the YMCA. Dr. John A. Morrison served as installing officer. George Hitz, retiring president, announced that 55 members attained a 100 percent attendance during the past year. Floyd Stoelting and Miller Huggins had the highest attendance marks in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
John A. Morrison
George Hitz
Floyd Stoelting
Miller Huggins
Buckeyes Hold Lead to Beat Purdue in Big Ten Tilt
Ohio State defeats Purdue 75 to 68 to move to 2-0 in the Big Ten and 7-3 overall as Ed McCormick scores 20 and Ken Sidle adds 25 for the Buckeyes. Purdue drops to 1-1 in conference play with a 7-2 season record while Laughlin hits key buckets to seal the win. Nearly 2,400 Michigan State intramural players participate in touch football during 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucks
OSU
Boilermakers
Ed Mec-Cormick
Laughlin
Ken Sidle
Ohio State
Purdue
Howard
Sidle
I Huston
Laughling
Martin
McCormick
Lundy
Campbell
Kehrt
Austin G
Cummings
Fehrman
Vega
Michigan State
Scientists Probe Smog Problem
Los Angeles scientists deploy radar exhaust scrubber and an electronic smog predictor to study smog. A microwave transmitter atop city hall probes smog particles while research on exhaust gas additives and an analog computer forecast smog levels proceeds. Ventilation schemes for the Los Angeles basin are also investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
AIMC Plans YMCA Event Wednesday
The Anderson Industrial Management Club will host a panel on manpower development at the YMCA with local and out-of-town industry leaders. Dr. Robert Bell of Ball State Teachers College will lead, joined by officials from Delco-Remy, Perfect Circle, Guide Lamp, and Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Industrial Management Club
YMCA
Robert Bell
Ball State Teachers College
Russell J. Hulse
Delco- Remy
O. M. Ader
Perfect Circle Company
Hagerstown
H. K. Rice
United States
Russia
Everett Dietzer
Kenneth Bowman
J. L. Dye
David Newton
W. E. James
Robert Harvey
Kenneth Ahrendt
Kenneth Stultz
E. F Griner
Zello Rouse
Thomas W Wilkins
William H. Southam
J. L. Kays
Hadley Reed
Ralph Brown
Courthouse Divorce and Civil Suit Docket Overview
A dense docket lists multiple divorce cases such as Harold Gene Jones vs Gloria Jones and Arnold Kelley vs Wilma Henderson, plus several civil actions including suit on account and damages. It notes receivership verification, dis missals on motion, and custody findings, across Superior Court Nos 1 and 2 and the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gene Jones
Gloria Jones
Donald P. Jones
Grover Lee White
Ester L. White
Donald P Jones
Craig Brokerage Co., Inc
Doyle Brunson
Wayne O. Wimmer
Clayton C. Cooper
Grada Anderson
Whitehead
Kelley
Arnold and
Wilma Pelle Henderson
Clarence J. Henderson
Harold Anfercen
Charlee FE. Bourke
Ruth M. Bourke
Central Indiana Gas Company
Monerty
Couse
Robert Norman Sheets Ve
Petricia FE. Sheets
Stock Quotations and Market Averages Report
The page lists Dow Jones averages and approximate volumes with names like Ford, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Studebaker-Packard, Westinghouse, Westinghouse, Sears Roebuck, and others. It shows shares prices and percent changes alongside utility and industrial sectors and overall market metrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
United Aitered
Vanens Seeey
Eukea
Einkeens
Western Union
Westinghouse
Mutual Fundess
Losses Hit Industrials as Market Dips After Rally
New York stocks opened higher but reversed to show losses for industrials as steels and oils led declines. The Associated Press index fell to 181.50 on 60 shares, with total volume around 2.5 million. Readings suggested profit taking after last week’s advance, with no bullish news to push through resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Hog prices rise with strong bids in Indianapolis market
Hog trading was moderately active with prices up to 50 cents, bulk No 1 to 3 barrows 190 to 240 pounds sold at 17.25 to 18 dollars, sows at 14.25 to 16.25. Receipts totaled 11,000 hogs, 3,600 cattle, 200 calves, and 3,000 lambs.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Hirther
Muncie
Chicago
Poland
Board of Trade
Formosa
Dry goods market update from New York textile trade
The cotton textile market showed slow sales with resale offerings of print cloths up slightly. An 80 square print cloth sold as low as 18 1/2 cents a yard on spot for average makes and mill prices remained around 18 1/2 cents. Wool goods stayed steady while rayon goods remained sluggish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
YMCA Events and Sports Schedule for January 8 1956
The notice lists a full day at the YMCA with noon luncheons for Rotary and Exchange clubs and various clubs and meetings. Evening sports include Grahams versus Hi Y No 1 and Hi Y No 2 versus Bass Bombers, followed by Duds against Gears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Exchange
Sigma Alpha Chi
Kappa Delta Phi
Omega Nu Tau
Grahams
Hi-Y
Bass Bombers
Duds
Gears
Market Report: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Steady to Strong
Chicago market shows hogs and sows selling steady to strong with 12 000 head, prices from 17.25 to 18.00 for prime butcher lots and 14.75 to 15.75 for lows. Cattle receipts 24 000 shifted to steady steers with prime tops to 27.25 and heifers steady to weak with cows 10.50 to 13.00. Sheep 5 000 head with lambs steady to strong and wooly types 18.50 to 20.50.
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C. Baker
Watson Eteene
Mason
Roberson
Orner Eteeteuee
Sherman Streay
Grace Meth
Glotebrook
Roudebush
Streaty
Skinner
Wilkerson
Soys
Thompson
Teylor
Williams
Dean
Obb
Pinkerton
King
Ebbert
Ramsey
N. Anderson
Harris
Hoppes
Hyden Am “Shove
Tayton
Osborne Lee
Seeeen
Reed
Murphy Snoddy
Eraee
Hosting
Brown Hale
Cee
Blair
Clapp Boyles
Delph
Seamens
Farrer
ELM Grove
Meridian
DeYoung
PLANT
Corzine
Harrison
Dellinger
Miller
Green
Marsh
Ashley
Gray
Collins
Reynolds
Friends
Malaang
Woods
Poore
Shields
Seesaw
Beher
Dilkey
Crosley
Wells
Vaughn
Peewee
Osborne
Maines
Wilson
Aldred
Ilowe
1St Baptist
Methodist
Nuce
Lockwood
Roberts
Chesterfield
Bonewit
Seeeeevee
Parrish
Fee
Ullom
Turner
Park Place
Smith
Brandon
F c
Martin
Smith Jr
C'Field
Lowe
Ginley
Windian
Rector
Rousey
Stee
See Enews
Whetstone
Jacobs
F Deckard
Stottiemeyer
C Relley
Dale
Mounds
Pursley
Enenne
Shively
F . Enews A
Lakes
Hensley
Pittsford
Abe
Richards
Swango
Stephens
Ae Krieg
Rebenek
Mounds N. Anderson
Su Bartz
Harri Delcq-Remy
Day Lee
Edens
Stohier
Thornburg
Lanane
Muncie
Treinan
Brond
Leach
Grim
Benbow
Davis
Burksemre
Plants
Bonds Near Unchanged on Mixed U S Markets Monday
Bond markets closed higher in commodities led by utilities and investment grade issues while convertibles fell in step with stocks. Government issues weakened especially long maturities with several at all time lows. Over the counter volume was light with corporate trading around $4.49 million par on the Big Board and some gains reaching $5 in select trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bie
Bids Sought for Anderson College Dormitory Construction
Anderson College and Theological Seminary invites sealed bids for a women’s dormitory in Anderson Indiana with work scope including general construction heating and ventilating plumbing electrical and built in furniture. bidding closes January 29 1957 at 2 p m c d t and bids must include a 5 percent bid bond and a 12 month performance bond with terms set by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Anderson
Indiana
Lindberg Heights
Anderson College
East Third Street
Graceland Avenue
Smithson Addition
John Morrison
Old Main
Board of Trustees
Anderson College & Theological Seminary
Comptroller's Office
Kay Anderson
Arthur B. Henning
Anderson Bank
Ammerman, Davis & Stout, Inc
E. of P. Building
Indianapolis
Architects
Mechanical Engineers
Wheat Market Remains Firm and Livestock Trade Mixed
The market shows firm wheat with Poland’s potential imports adding support. Hog prices rise 25 cents with various weight classes noted. Cattle and soybean futures move mixed while cash soybeans edge higher and meal weakens. Lambs and sheep stay steady with some declines.
Frankton Building and Loan Holds Annual Shareholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given of the annual shareholders meeting of The Frankton Building and Loan Association of Frankton Indiana Monday January 21 1957 7 pm at said Association office for the transaction of such business as may properly come before said meeting. Don Hoppes Secretary. Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton Building and Loan Association of
Frankton
Indiana
Don Hoppes
Frankton Building and Loan Association
Coming Auction Sales in Early January Listings
Public notices announce multiple upcoming auctions including Francis Ashton Lula Bennett at 6 miles west of Anderson on the ath St. Road with H D Kirk as auctioneer, and Roscoe Hartzell with Bob and Doe Bookout at 10 miles north of Muncie on Strawboard road by Conway & Son. Also Oren Egier party land sale 5 miles west of Tipton. Ralph Drake Kenneth Wyant auctioneers. Nearby sales include furniture at 614 Main St Ber g Hood and household at 2403 W 29th St with Bill Petty as auctioneer.
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Francis Ashton
Lula Bennett
Anderson
Ath St
H. D. Kirk
Roscoe Hartzell
Bob and Doe
Muncie
Strawboard Road
Conway & Son
Oren Egier
Paul Egier
Leo Egier
J. E Dennis
Tipton
Ralph Drake
Kenneth Wyant
Aucts
John Zanko
Main St
Ber G Hood
Auct
Harvey Gambrell
29Th St
Bill Petty
Guernsey
Indiana
Farrow
Montana
Minneapolis
Moline
Ford
Ferguson
John Deere
Harvey Redhead
Butler
Ford Tractor
Dodge
Union Grove Aid
Bob
Doc
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By Walt Ditzen
United Press Sports
BIG Ten
Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Fiji
Erskine
Odd Fellows
Kiwanis
Bulletin Herald
Sportsman's Digest
Ks ‘Skeang
O.o Ruaser
Salling
Jackson
Buick
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Gerald R. Grant
The
Container Corporation
AIMC
Courthouse News
Circuit Court
State
Wellington
Logansport
Ind
James I. Barnes
Cass County
Mary E. Gray
Basnitcccines
Cceccccnnanse
Muncie Livestock
LAMBS
Summitville
Frank Simms
Bcg Hood
Joe Kellum
APT
Philco
H.p
Main Street
Anderson Teams
Egg Hood
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