Duo Pianists Hornibrook and Webb at Music Hall Convocation
Anderson College presents Hor nibrook and Webb duo pianists in a 9 oclock convocation concert this morning in Music Hall Col lege Dr and Earth St. The program features a major fall and winter convocation schedule with free seats for the public. Both musicians are with the Fred Waring organization. Webb, from Dallas, has led a USAF glee club and solos with the Dallas Symphony. Hornibrook, from Phoenix Ant, directs the Arizona State Opera Association and Phoenix Symphonic Choir. The duo has toured the country for nearly a decade and draws acclaim from conductors and composers. Their broad repertoire appeals to both classical lovers and casual listeners.
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Anderson College
Hornibrook
Webb
Music Hall
College Dr
Earth St
Robert H. Reardon
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
Mr. Webb
Charles Webb
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
United States Air Force
Air Force
Southern Methodist University
Indiana University
Phoenix
Ant
Arizona State Opera Association
Phoenix Symphonic Choir
Cornish School of Applied Arts
Seattle
Goldendale
Wash
Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra
Pacific Northwest
Dorothy Sarnoff
Carolers
Festival of Songs
Concert Corporation
Hornbrook and Webb
United States
Highland High Band Members Named for Purdue All Star Program
Four Highland High School musicians were named to the Purdue University All-Star band program for high school bands. Jeff Debolt clarinet Arlene Ashton French horn Dave Widdifield drums and Karen Boren bassoon will join peers from other schools for a day of exercises with the Purdue band. Highland’s Plaid and White Revue annual band variety show is set for March 36 and 31 with performances of Rhap sody In Blue and Victory At Sea.
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Highland
Purdue, University
Purdue
Donald Burris
Highland Band
Jeff Debolt
Arlene Ashton
Dave Widdifield
Karen Boren
Manyether
Burris
Plaid and White
The
Will
Alexandria Issues Forty Building Permits in 1961
Alexandria issued forty building permits during the year, totaling 246372.50 dollars. The year’s permits included twelve new homes worth 120500, one new garage 8872.50, and twenty three remodeling permits for extra rooms worth 8350. A bowling alley permit was issued to Joe Mesalam valued over 75000, and a gasoline station permit to Les McCaslin at 20000. The first fallout shelter permit went to Ralph Lucas last fall.
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Alexandria
Jack Goens
Joe
Mesalam
Les McCaslin
Ralph Lucas
Annual Stockholders Meeting Scheduled in Alexandria
Alexandria financial institutions schedule annual stockholders meetings this week. The Alexandria Building and Loan Association convenes at p.m. today, the Alexandria Banking Company at 7 30 p.m. today, and the Commercial Bank and Trust Company at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. Ambulance trips were made for local injuries and hospital transfers following a car wreck at Sixth St. and Ind. 9 11 east of Alexandria. The Japanese catch one fourth Karl MM. Kyle ambulance, as the world's fish.
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Alexandria — Financial Institutions of Alexandria
Alexandria Building
Alexandria’ Banking Company
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Joseph F. Etchison
Joseph L. Etchison
St. Clair St
Hemilton
Ohio
Bradford
Alexandria
Fannie Young
Windsor Way
Anderson
Sixth St
Ind
St. John’s Hospital
Karl MM
Kyle
Winners announced in Park Place WCTU speech contest
A Park Place WCTU sponsored speech contest was held Sunday in the junior church of the Church of the Brethren. Elizabeth Bowyer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Bowyer East nd 67, won the bronze medal contest, while Douglas Remington, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Remington 723 W 9th St, claimed the bronze first bar prize. Other bronze medal contestants included Billy Lehr Stephen Burkhart Carole Prather and David Stevens. Bronze first bar participants were Marti Crosley Kathy Wagner Marcia Shipley and Cathy Herrington.
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Park Place
WCTU
Junor
Church of the Brethren
Elizabeth Bowyer
Wayne Bowyer
Douglas Remington
Paul Remngton
Billy Lehr
Stephen Burkhart
Carole Prather
David Stevens
Marti Crosley
Kathy Wagner
Marcia Shipley
Cathy Herrington
ROK Military Court to Deliver Verme?cts in Seoul
In Seoul on Monday the Revolutionary Court announced it will issue verdicts and sentences on Wednesday for former Junta leader Lt. Gen. Chang Do Young and 23 other officers charged with counter revolutionary activities.
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Seoul
Korea
Upi!—Revolutionary Court
Chang Do. Young
Mayor Draws With Botvinnik Across Simultaneous Chess
London mayor Sir Frederick Hoare held Russian grandmaster Mikhail Botvinnik to a draw in a display where Botvinnik played 19 games at once. The lord mayor crowed over the outcome, given the challenging setting.
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London
UPI
Frederick Hoare
Mikhail Botvinnik
Botvinnik
Ten Nations Act To Guard Money Value
Washington reports a $6 billion pact among the United States and nine free world nations to stabilize currencies including the dollar and pound. The plan strengthens the IMF, limits currency runs, and lets members lend limited amounts to the fund for up to five years with veto power on loans. Canada and others pledge specific caps, with U S at $2 billion and the U K at $1 billion among totals.
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Washington
UPI
United States
International Monetary Fund
America
Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
Monetary Fund
United Kingdom
West Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Canada
Therlands
Belgium
Sweden
Hospital Dismissals list names and addresses
The bulletin lists hospital dismissals including John Eichison in Alexandria and multiple residents by name and street, such as Mrs Irene Runyon Middletown Mrs Marilyn Shipley Columbus Avenue and Mrs Bobbie Thornburg with daughter Rt 3 among others. Other names include Mrs Roy Brewster daughter Rt 2 Mrs Barbara Rousey 13001 West 4th St, Mrs Audrey Davenport Cincinnati Ave Cecil Pitts Golf Club Rd Claudia Sharp Noble St Lela Watson Fletcher St.
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Carl Sumners
Irene Runyon
Middletown
Marilyn Shipley
Columbus Ave
Bobbie Thornburg
Roy Brewster
Barbara Rousey
W. 4Th St
Audrey Davenport
Cincinnati
Cecil Pitts
Golf Club
Claudia Sharp
Noble St
Lela Watson
Fletcher Si
Broadcasters Must Announce Communist Program Sponsorship
The FCC instructed broadcasters to warn listeners before any program sponsored by the Communist party, citing the Supreme Court ruling that the Communist Party of the United States is a Communist-action organization under the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950. The required notice reads The following program is sponsored by the Communist party of the United States, the Communist organization. The Washington note also mentions irrigation as a major crop factor, with about one eighth of U.S. production dependent on irrigation and around 40,000 farm offices nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Supreme Court
Com
Mmunist Party of
United States
Communist Party of
Commun
U. S
He United States
Elwood Fire Report Counts Major City Emergency Work
Elwood city agencies logged 186 fires and 41,625 dollars in loss for the year. Fire and ambulance services ran hundreds of hours and miles, with 585 police arrests and 1,231 complaints. One fatality was recorded, Conrad Seibold. Hospital notes include Mercy Hospital dismissals and admissions, with multiple ambulance transfers and new births.
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Elwood
Conrad Seibold
Elwood Social Activities Chronicle Local Clubs
Elwood reports on social events at the home of Mrs Lillian Grimme, a War Mothers open house, and St Bernadette and Rebekah Lodge gatherings. The Avery couple celebrate a longstanding marriage with community friends, while clubs project refreshments, decorations, and future meeting plans in Tipton County Indiana.
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Elwood
St. Bernadette Club
St. Bernadette Study Club
National Council of Catholic
James Matthett
Pam
Orbaugh
William Abner
Vivian Worley
Slayer Babysitter Madigan Sentenced in Child Deaths
In Dubuque Mary Madigan, 29, was sentenced to eight years in a reformatory for the manslaughter deaths of three children under her care. A psychiatric report found her technically sane but said she suffered brain damage at birth with chronic brain syndrome and mental deficiency.
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Dubuque
Mary Madigan
Eugene F. Keane
Miss Madigan
Gail Nemmers
Gail
Wayne Nemmers
Miss. Madigan
Karen
Sue Nemmiers
Mi ‘Chael Fitzpatrick
Sukarno Survives Assassination Attempt Seen as Dutch Plot
Indonesian President Sukarno escaped unharmed after a hand grenade exploded nearly 130 yards behind his car during a Makassar speech to rally against the Dutch in West New Guinea. Government officials said three people including a child were killed and 28 injured in the blast, which officials called a Dutch attempt to break Indonesian resolve.
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Jakarta
UPS
Sukarno
Netherlands
West Irian
Dutch New Guinea
Makassar
Celebes
Edith Dickersin
Velma el
Grace Shores
Helen
Jusuf
Indonesia
U.S
Howard Jones
South and East Club Meets at Summitville
Mrs Ralph W Thurston hosted the South and East Club with Mrs Clifford Thurston as co host. President Mrs Gathel Richards led the business and Cora Howell with Frances Eaton led a quiz contest acted on by Esther Inglis and Lucille Harrold. Refreshments followed. Members listed include Ethel Wall Lucille Harrell and others. Next meeting with Mrs Ethel Wall. The Duo Decura Club met with Mrs Hallie Mason hosting guests Mrs Lilly Warner and Mrs Edna Berndt for a social evening with games and refreshments. Members present include Mary Nean Mildred Pyte.
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Summitville
Ralph W. Thurston
Clifford Thurston
Gathel Richards
Cora Howell
Frances Eaton
Esther Inglis
Lucille Harrold
Mesd
Mesdames Mary Nean
Mildred Pyte
Guinea Nationalizes Insurance Firms and Bank in Conakry
The Guinea government nationalized all insurance companies and the last private bank Banque Pour Faique Occidentale in Conakry on Monday. The move seizes major assets including a top building valued around 40 million dollars and a large stock of inconvertible funds from last year’s Tane zone withdrawal, with no compensation announced yet.
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Conarery. Guinea
Guinea
Banque Pour Faisique Occidentale
Conakry
Tane
FASTEETH powder promises firm false teeth grip
FASTEETH claims to secure upper or lower plates by sprinkling on them. It is described as alkaline and non souring with no gummy taste. The product allegedly prevents sliding and sliding related discomfort, and is available at drug counters nationwide.
British Death Brings Fear Of Smallpox
London reports a Pakistani man who died of smallpox triggered a continent wide hunt for contacts. Four thousand people linked to him were vaccinated, while Karachi authorities seek six unidentified travelers. Mass vaccinations spread to Duesseldorf, Helsinki bound centers, and Schaffhausen amid reports of cases in Germany and Switzerland.
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London
UPID
Britain
Irat Khan
Long Beach
Dartford
Kent
S. N. Tracy
St. Pancras
Kahn
Duesseldorf
Germany
Helsinki
Finland
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
Desseldorf
Munich
Dusseldorf
Life insurance ad targets seniors by mail
Learn how to apply for a $1,000 life policy issued up to age 80. You can carry the policy for life to cover final expenses. No calls. complete the transaction by mail with Old American Insurance Co. Tear out, mail name address and year of birth to 4900 Oak Devt L113B Kansas City MO. No obligation.
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OLD American
Pioneer Insurance
Old American Insurance Co
Oak
Devt
Kansas City
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne offers non surgical relief for hemorrhoids shrinking the piles while stopping itching and pain. Case results show reduction with soothing relief and patients report piles no longer a problem. Available as a suppository or ointment under Preparation HS at drug counters.
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New York, N.Y
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Mr. Davis
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Cora Harding
Belle Gross
Delco-Remy
Methodist Church
Ralph Davis
New York
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McKeesport
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Omaha
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Frankfort
Genevieve Norris
Syracuse
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Detroit
Howard Gross
Fred Davis
Daleville
Lee Davis
Denver
Cole
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Charles A. Coe
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Barclays
Julian Crossley
South and East
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Mitchell Motors, Inc
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