Perkinsville Group Plans Supper Event
Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society to host annual oyster and chili soup supper at Jackson Township school Thursday evening in January. Servings begin at 3 p m with attendees bringing their own table service. President is John Mills. Local visits note guests from Anderson Kokomo Eaton and surrounding communities with several dinners and chats documented.
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Perkinsville
Good Samaritan Society
Jackson Township
John Mills
James Humphrey
Anderson
Som
Near Here
William Hosier
Paul Hosier
Brown
George Deaver
Glenn Hoover
Florida
Nerschel Newton and
Saylor Newtet
Russel Snyder
Kokomo
Joe Ward
Sheperdsville
Kentucky
Leotha Ward
Straytown
Herschell Tarr
Merril Myers
Near Walnut Grove
275 Die In 1961 Airliner Crashes
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports 275 people died in U.S. airline accidents in 1961. Two non scheduled-airline crashes killed 151, while five scheduled-carrier incidents killed 124. Passenger fatality rate was 0.29 per 100 million passenger miles for scheduled carriers and 6.0 for non scheduled carriers. Dyed costs in New York note suit prices reflect less than one percent of total retail.
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Washington
APS
Aeronautcs Board
U.S
New York
Cattle Drive Ends as 1800 Cattle Reach Corrals
UPIs report describes 1800 white faced cattle driven 70 miles from Doni Hight’s Westover spread to Winner S D through 30 mph winds and near zero temperatures. The herd entered corrals as weather worsened with blizzard forecasts and temperatures near minus fifteen.
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UPI
Doni
Hight
Westover
Snowstorms Blanket West and Plains with Deep Snow
A fierce storm dumped up to three feet of snow across the Rocky Mountain West and triggered blizzard conditions on the Northern Plains. The Midwest iced over as another front from Canada lashed Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and the Dakotas, with Denvers region and Worland reporting heavy totals and local officials warning of ongoing travel disruption and weather-related deaths. Authorities projected cattle sales near 3600000 dollars amid disrupted auctions and widespread school closures.
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United Press International
Rocky Mountain
Munday
Canada
Plains
Mid-Lands
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Akatas
Monarch Pass
Montana Rockies
Denver
Worland
Wyo
Win
Auto Strike Mediation Panel Formed Amid Severe Weather
Three federal mediators were named to head a panel to resume talks on the Studebaker strike as a cold wave and storms sweep the plains. Winds up to 52 mph and heavy snow in Michigan Noah Traverse City blocked roads while casualties were reported in several states. The panel will meet with negotiators from Studebaker-Packard and United Auto Workers to push talks forward and avoid further disruptions.
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Traverse City
Mich
Lake Amiabiony
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Ind
United Press International
Studebaker
Psat
Walter Maggiolo
Mediation di
Federal Mediation
Illinois
Wisconsin
Land Conciliation Service
Michigan
Towa
Massa
Chusetts
New Hampshire
Missouri
Montana
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Stors
Greyhound
Arthur Pierson
Butte
Mont
Indianapolis
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Belgrade
Hobart Butler
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Mercury
United Auto Workers
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Fiag
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Minot
N.D
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Stude-1
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Baker - Packard
Moon
Pact shifts venue in Accardo hijacking trial
A Chicago federal hijacking case involving Anthony Accardo moves to the Southern District of Illinois after concerns over prejudicial publicity. Judge Hubert L. Will transfers proceedings to Springfield, with Covelli as the star witness and possible retrials in Springfield Peoria Rock Island or Alton. Separately Dynamics Corp. secures a 4.44 million Air Force contract for ICBM related sewer work amid whisky theft cases.
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Chicago
UPS
Hubert L. Wily
Ilinois
Anthony Jr
Tough Tony) Accardo
U.S
Gerald Covelli
Covelli
Houston
Texas
Page County
Wheaton
Will
Accardo
Omer Poos
Springfield
Peoria
Rock Island
Alton
Jimmy Albegretti
Joseph
Frank Lisci
NEW York
UPI
General
Andrello
Louis Darlak
Dave Dynamics Corp
New Colonald claims to ease aging colon constipation
Doctors say aging colon slows waste movement and causes constipation. New Colonald laxative promises gentle, overnight relief by preventing dry hard waste, retoning colon muscles, and stimulating lower bowel reflexes. Hospital-safe for expectant mothers. introductory size advertised at 3 cents.
GM scientist questions exhaust fumes as cancer cause
General Motors researcher Charles R. Begeman told the Society of Automotive Engineers that automobile exhaust accounts for less than two percent of atmospheric cancer-causing benzpyrene. GM and Sloan-Kettering developed a system to collect and measure all tar from gasoline engines.
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Petrott
General Motors
Charles R. Begeman
GM Research Laboratories
Begemian
Society of Attomnotive Engineers
New York
Sloan- Kettering Institute
Paratita Use Bulletin - Herald Classifieds
Trujillo Honours Stripped by Santo Domingo University
The University of Santo Domingo, reopening with autonomy after 31 years, stripped the late Generalissimo Rafael L. Trujillo of all academic titles. He was divested as director, honorary doctor, and titular professor of the law school. Other Trujillo family members lost honorary degrees and over 30 professors were suspended for alleged ties.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
University of Santo
Trujillo
Trains Collision Casualties Rise Among Dutch and British
A train collision left many gravely injured and dead. Buses ferried victims to Utrecht where a mortuary was established for identification. Most passengers were Dutch, with some soldiers on weekend leave and two Britons among the dead.
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Barries
Utrecht
Khrushchev Returns After Illness in Moscow
Premier Nikita Khrushchev resumes office after an illness described as influenza by the Foreign Ministry. The report notes his return to duty and indicates the illness caused a brief withdrawal from official work. Also mentions international reactions and ongoing rescue efforts in separate notes.
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Moscow
UPI
Nina S. Khrushchev
Foreign Ministry
Anderson Obituaries: Hulis and Weatherly Civilian Losses
Anthony Hulis 67 an Anderson grocer for 32 years died at home after brief illness born Minsk Russia Jan 15 1893 came to US 50 years ago charter member Polish National Alliance Group No 1184 and St Ambrose Church survived by wife Mary three daughters Florence Snyder Loretta Thomas Marie Peters and son Henry Hulis nine grandchildren services at St Ambrose Church burial in St Marys Cemetery also noted Everett Brady 58 Weatherly and Wills obituaries with details of survivors and funeral arrangements
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Anthony Hulis
Anderson
Mr. Hulis
Minsk
Russia
Joseph and
Mary Hulis
United States
Hulis
Florence Snyder
Scottsdale
Ariz
Loretta Thomas
Marie Peters
Baltimore
Henry Hulis
Anderson City
Albright Funeral Home
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Eilman
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ieverett Brady
Ollie Jane
Jane Weatherly
Everett Brady
Martha L. Wills
Anderaoe Ei Sapietaea
Isaac Weather
Bulletreotypelly Jr
Tehransaigi
Angerson
Johnson
Judy
Debroah
Larea Gemene Eiaty
Mga
Loprnee Raeee
Tha
Weetin
Anderson Herald
Tate
Moscow Bulletin
Indianapolis Seward
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Cannon
Mansfield
Hubert H
Humphrey
D-Minn
Greencastle
Ind
Thurston
Kennedy
Ora Thurs
St.fen Vecidante
Molotov’s Rise and Fall Tied to Khrushchev Attack
The article recalls how Molotov and other prewar Soviet leaders were denounced during Khrushchev’s purge at the party congress. It notes Molotov’s exile to Outer Mongolia in 1957 and later work with Vienna’s atomic agency, isolated from Moscow. Despite public absence, Molotov remained a potent symbol, revered alongside Stalin, amid lingering antiparty sentiments and a quiet struggle for influence.
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Khrushchev
Molotov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Georgi Malenkov
Outer
Mongolia
Atomic Agency
Vienna
Ofice
Vasili Emelyanov
Moscow
Khrushchhev
Outer Mongolia
Viert Vna Navy
Cis
Haas
Stalin
Funeral services set for Thomas Linder with Frith to officiate
Thomas Linder's friends will gather after 7 p.m. today for a service at 1 p.m. Thursday led by Dr. Robert W. Frith Hey of the First Methodist Church. Entombment follows at Washington Park Mausoleum. Barstow reports Death Valley averages only about half an inch of rainfall from April through September each year.
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First Methodist Church
Washington Park
E.e
Barstow
Calif
Death Valley
Dirssen
Kennedy
State
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Lyman L .Lemnitver
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Rusk
State Department
Congress
State of the Union
Infant Vaughn dies at birth in Anderson hospital
Infant son of Arnold and Beverly Faux Vaughn of Route 6 Anderson died at birth Monday at St John’s Hospital. Survived by four brothers, paternal grandmother Effie Vaughn and maternal grandparents Leon and Mary Faux. Body to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Jeffery Vaughn
Arnold
Beverly Faux Vaughn
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
David Tumothy
Robert
Douglas
Effie Vaughn
Leon Faux
Muncie
Harold E. Rozelle
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries list Virginia Nebb of Frankton and Crystal B. Ishaw of Markleville among those reported dead. Nebb, 54, died after a six month illness at Mercy Hospital Elwood, worked 24 years at Delco Remy in Anderson, survived by husband Julius and extended family, services at George C. Harper and Son Funeral Home. Ishaw, 76, Markleville, former postmistress, died at home after four years illness, survived by daughter Martha Belle Shaw and sons George and Ben Shaw, services at Markleville Methodist Church. Burial in Harlan Cemetery.
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Virginia Nebb
Frankton
Virginia Katherine Nebb
Julius Nebb
Frankton Building and Loan Association
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Anderson
Tlainson
Crystal B.ishaw
Rt. J. Markleville
Shaw
Madison County
Ezra ‘J
Rose Roger Brumfield
Roscoe Shaw
Melle
Delco- Remy
Noble
Street Methodist Church
Anderson Mattress Co
George O. Taylor
Robert
Leona
Paul Elizabeth Harrison Fine
California
Fortville
Elizabeth Son
Jack Barr Thurston
Stu
Mae Harrison
Dent
Miami University
Huntsville
Ingalls
DeReva Wilkinson
Gaziel Vaught
Donmaree
Hialeah
Fla
Thomas W. Thurston
Carmel Valley
Calif
Harold E. Rozelle
Wallace Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
East German unrest risks Berlin wall clashes debate
The report notes East Germans continuing from Pase One in talks with Dean Rusk and a newspaper critique of Clay over warnings that uprisings near the Berlin Wall or West Berlin efforts to topple the barrier could spark dangerous situations.
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Pase
Dean Rusk
Coff
Clay
Berlin Wall
Public Sale Notices and Obituary Fragments
Auction advertisements list multiple sales near Hagerstown and Aroma with bidders and auctioneers. The obituary notices report Elizabeth Harrison and Clarence Priestley deaths, with memorial arrangements in Anderson and Goshen areas and related family details.
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B. Owens
Fred Swoveland
Hagerstown
New Castle
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Clem
Clayton Conway
Dan
Paul Wittkamper
John Moore
Public Safe
Aroma
John Wire
Toe Rass
I. Dan
Wm. Knopp
Alexandria
H. Kirk
Ry Dan
Jelly Fowler
Anderson
Bowden
H. D. Kirk
Belgian Jet From Page One and SSR In Border Region
A Belgian jet from Page One and SSR operates in a mountainous area about 12 miles from the Turkish border, signaling ongoing regional military activity and strategic positioning near the frontier.
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Page
SSR
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Bulletin-Herald
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Underwood and Brooks Memorial
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Avon Park
American Steel and Wire Company
Joliet
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Orville
Pete
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H. Carl Thurston
Philip Paine Upton
San Francisco
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Auntie B.) Cannon
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Nita
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Tern Lee
Gregory Lowder
Michaelle Lynn
Michael
Kristy Reese
M. Busby
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Lagainst
Miust
Butz
Ethel E. Featherston
Superior Court
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Viticiautts
Rances Wills
Frances H. Wills
W. 17Th St
St. John's Hospital
Clara
Blizard Julius
Trix
R. Wysong Julius
Eugene Creagmile
Beckman, Rotruck & Schuyler
Roberty Lavelly
Dreare
Myrile Callahan
Eurgene Creagiole
Rusby, Davisson
Cooper & Fart
Aushn & Stewart
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Creagmile
Austin & Stewart
Leo F. Michael
Georgia
Clarence Priestley
Robert WV. Bickel
38Th St
Goshen
George McCarty
Gravel Lawn
National Casualty
Wayne Haines
National Casualty CO
Costello Dr
Anderson, Indiana
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