Bearcats Topple Indians in NCAC tilt 85 to 71
South Bend action reports Anderson Indians led early, but Muncie Central hijacked momentum with a 3rd quarter surge to win 85 to 71 before a crowd of 7,800 at the Muncie Fieldhouse. Pendleton Irish upset Madison Heights 48 to 43, Lapel beat Lebanon 59 to 50, Elwood downs Peru 65 to 40, and Anderson Highland lost to Mills. Dense, game-by-game notes include field goals and quarter scores from the North Central Conference.
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Anderson Indians
Muncie Central
Anderson Wa
Muncie
John Longfellow
Pendleton
Frankton
Markleville
Markleville High School
Wderson
Madison Heights Pirates
White River
Irish
Madison Heights
Pirates
Hownlod
Downing
Wright
Reed
I Lapel
Bulldogs
Lebanon
Elwood
Panthers
Peru Tigers
Central
Anderson Highland
Noblesville
The
Millers
Highlanders
Daleville
Broncos
Page
Colume
Young Boy Back In Custody Again
A juvenile offender, described as the youngest of his age group, is back in custody after a series of thefts and a break in at a detention center. He allegedly entered a home, stole a billfold and purse, and took money from a local bank employee’s wife. Authorities report prior run-ins and multiple appearances, with recent detentions and an attempted escape noted during the incidents.
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Pigay Bank
Anderson
Rmanunoni
Matr 4
Fir St
Sth
Jackson Sts
Rock Bailey Tax Sale Bill Aims to Publicize Delinquents
Representatives Robert Rock and J. J. Bailey introduced a tax sale bill requiring county treasurers to publish delinquent list details. The measure would post owner names and amounts at the county courthouse and run the notice in two newspapers for three weeks, with mailed notices to owners. Senators McDermott and Watson support pushing the bill in the Senate.
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Robert Rock
Rep
J. J. Bailey
Rep. Rock
Anderson
Evansville
Rock
George McDermott
Melville Watson
Madison
Hancock
Henry
Senate
Rock and Bailey
Anderson ‘Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Two Muncie Men Held As Chesterfield Robbery Suspects
Two Muncie men Ralph Bilbrey and Larry Lehman were arrested after a high speed chase from Turner Liquor Store in Chesterfield. The stolen seven cases of whiskey and a quart of half dollars were abandoned at 13th and High in Muncie before the suspects fled on foot. Sheriff's deputies tracked them down with aid from Chesterfield authorities after a call from a nearby resident.
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Muncie
Chesterfield
Harold Goehring
Ralph Bilbrey
Larry Lehman
Chesterfield Marshall
Turner
Plum St
13Th
High St
Bill Ponsler
Sheriff's Office
James
Delong
John K Lawrence wins divorce amid domestic dispute claim
CHICAGO UP John K Lawrence 48, six feet, 17 stone his wife Annabelle 39, five foot ten, 98 pounds, alleges she beat him up during the divorce hearing.
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Chicago
John K. Lawrence
Annabelle
Mighty Big Business in Home Sewing Supplies
The ladies who sew at home spend 850 million dollars yearly on supplies with fabrics accounting for 800 million. If you aren’t sewing, sell your sewing machine or other articles with Bulletin-Herald Classified Ads. Call 3.5971 to place your ad.
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Bulletin-Herald
Four Named To Advisory Board Of Local AAM
An advisory board of nine for the Anderson chapter of the American Association for the United Nations was announced. Four members named: Mayor Ralph Ferguson, Anderson College President Robert H. Reardon, Mrs. E. C. Toner, and W. Shirell Fox. Judge Carl T. Smith, president, said more names would follow.
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Anderson
American Association For the United Nations
Carl T.smith
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
E. C. ‘Toner
W. Shirell Fox
Smith
AAM
Eleanor Roosevelt
Clark Fichelberger
AAUN
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Muncie
Michigan City
Indiana
Judge Smith
Julian Glazer
Frank Worley
Hoosier
Dean
Richard W. Burkhardt
Ball State College
George
Macgregor Waller
Robert
Tobias
Walter Sikes
Butler’ University
Joseph Coppock
Snowstorm Paralyzes South Bend Area Prompting Emergency
A blizzard driven by 40 mph winds paralyzed South Bend Indiana as factories, offices, stores, and schools shut down including Notre Dame and St Marys. About 15 000 Bendix Studebaker workers sent home. 5 000 to 6 000 more dismissed. City officials declared a state of emergency, limited truck traffic, and urged residents to stay off roads as slick conditions and traffic jams mounted.
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Srum Bend, Inc
South Bend
Notre Dame University
St. Mary's College
Studebaker-Packard
Bendix Corp
Mishawaka
Ind
Baward F. Voorée
U.S. 81
Midwest
Southland
Ohio
Pennsy
Nia
Michigan
New York
California
Los Angeles
Upper Michigan
William Korbi
Drummond Island
Coloma
Castro demands return of Batista war criminals from U S
Fidel Castro urged the United States to extradite and trial Batista era war criminals who fled after the rebel seizure of power. He spoke to 10,000 workers and students outside the Havana palace as U.S. firms pledged more than 1.5 million dollars to back the new government. The regime announced new executions and repatriation moves while naming Philip Bonsal as the U.S. envoy amid mounting protests.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Batista
Presiential Palace
U. S
Unieme
Menocal
Seamehile A
Usted Frit
Carlos Piio Socarras
Nicaro Nickel Co
Colgate
Palmolive Peet
Cabana
First National Bank of
Boston
Ae Oe
International Harvester
First National
Bank of New York
Enrique Menocal
Nance Ministry
Cuba
Representa
Manuel
Urrulia
Tives
Ruf
Lopez Fresquet
People's Park
Baista
Roberto Agramonte I
Philip Bonsal
Grandmother Jailed Over Missing Connie Dailey Case
The nine month mystery of Connie Dailey's whereabouts drew a record court battle in Madison County. Grandmother Helen Cook was jailed for contempt after failing to prove she knew the child’s location. Custody disputes dated to March 1955 when Gerald Wayne Dailey and Barbara Dailey divorced and custody shifted to Connie’s grandparents. Payments from Dailey ceased after 1955, prompting ongoing court actions through Madison Circuit Court and the Indiana Appellate Court to decide custody and support.
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Connie
Fean Dailey
Madison County
Helen Cook
Anderson
Gerald Wayne
Barbara
Dailey
Chester Cook
Aarenuy
Ed Cross
Armed Service
Isial
Madison
John Walsh
Nelson
Johannon
Indiana Appellate Court
Barbara Cook Dailey Lawson
Local Post Office Credit Union to Meet and Elect Officers
Shareholders of the Local Post Office Credit Union will gather at East Lynn Christian Church on the evening of January 21 for a banquet meeting to elect officers for three year terms. The session, led by President Arthur F. Busby, will include reports from officers and committees and installation of new officers. Also listed are nominees for the supervisory committee and credit committee with positions for several post office staff.
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Anderson Post Office Credit
Indi
East Lynn
Church Fellowship Hall
Post Office
Arthur F. Busby
Willlare
Clifton Morgan
Charles Saunders
Howard Dal
The
Ton
Les Gordon Gwinn
Lie Hoff
Ernest
Heagy
Herbert Lauder
Mark Thorp
Merlebaugh
Williams
Paul Wright
Thejsonnet
Supervisory
Com- Credit Committee
Organize
Organize|mittee Are Henry Lee Spall
Tson
Ice Blamed For Accidents Here
Several traffic accidents blamed on icy streets were investigated by police yesterday. No injuries were reported but one arrest was made. Sam Burt, 44, was arrested for driving with a suspended license after an accident at 22nd and Locust Streets. Damage to both cars totaled about 750 dollars. A separate car-truck crash at 9th and Jackson left the westbound car a total loss. truck driver Larry Marvin Brown and the other driver Elliott Murdock were involved, with no arrests at the scene.
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Sam Burt
Cedar St
22Nd
Locust Streets
Burt
Locust Street
John Hubert Farge
Thayer Lane
9Th and
Jackson Streets
Elliott Murdock
Hendricks St
Larry Marvin Brown
W. Oak St
Brown
Roush Named to Space Committee in Congress
Congressman J Edward Roush has been named to the Science and Astronautics Committee, commonly called the Space Committee. He said the panel will oversee astronautical research and development including resources personnel equipment facilities standardization weights and measures and the metric system plus outer space projects. Roush represents Inaana Fifth District and has served in Congress for many years.
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Inaana
J. Edward Roush
Herald
Washngton
Haseen
Committee Ofcience and
Astronautics
Space Committee
Roush
Bureau of Standard Standardization of
Outer Space
Financial Firms Name Officers
During this week two Anderson ton decr es financial institutions named officers for the ensuing year. Voting at the meeting at the Anderson Loan Association named J. Wilson Barber Chester Hughes and Edward Wellings director.
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Anderson Ton
Anderson Loan Association
J. Wilson Barber
Chester 5. Hughes
Edward Welling
Citizens Banking Company
James Lansberry
Ralph W. Fisher
Chester
Citieizens Banking Company
Walter R. Bagot
J. W. Barber
Arthur A. Brady
John M. Chaille
W. R. Class
Davis
Elmo A. Funk
George A. Griffith
Emory
Justice
Bur
Ton G. “McCullough
N. Mf
MelCullough
L.’ L. Nesbit
Simeon "Stewart
Thomas ‘Werbe Jr
Social Security Checks Hiked to Higher Payments
Social Security officials announced automatic increases in Old Age and Survivors and Disability Insurance benefits starting February. The average gain is about seven percent for many beneficiaries. minimum checks rise to 33 dollars per month, maximum to 116 dollars for wage earners with dependents. Widow benefits and family maximums are adjusted, with checks arriving in January for February delivery. No action by recipients is needed to receive the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman E. Landes
Anderson Socia Security Office
Landes
State FOP Directors Convene to Lower Minors Age
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police directors met in Indianapolis to discuss measures of police interest including a bill to lower the age of minors from 18 to 16. About 100 attendees heard that the proposals would affect state law and could move through the Indiana State Assembly at the Capitol, with Governor Handley as the signatory.
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FOP
Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police
Indianapolis
Indiana Assembly
M. Jack Vockel
South Bend
Frank Lotts
Alex Jresnouski
East Chicago
Robert Gebbard
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Asiens Indianapolis
House of
State Senate
Har Fop
Handley
Idiana State Assembly
Stat Capitol
Fred Swango
Multiple Newborn Births Reported Across States
Newborns reported at St. John’s Hospital in Alexandria and at Tiffin Ohio with families including Edwin Ashby and Robert Wilkins. Additional births include a boy to Richard Wilkins in Fairmount Indiana and a girl Andrea Susan to Norman and Mrs. Jones in Athens Georgia. Grandparents listed include Glenn F. Wilkins of Anderson and Flynn Beck of Fairmount, with familial ties disclosed.
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St. John’s Hospital
Glenn F. Wilkins
Sprague St
Anderson
Athens, Ga
Ens
Norman Jones
Athens
Andrea Susan
Jones
Lynn Beck
Flynn ‘Beck
Fairmount
James B. Jones
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Rock, Bailey
Local
Dave Hofheinz
John Teague
Max Benson
Indiana City
Post Office Credit Union
Fitea Vy
Mrs. Cook
Indiana Supreme Court
Madi Yn
Clifton Paddock
John Hersberger
Court House
Ongressman Roush
Mr. Bago
Mr. Griffith
Mr. Barber
Charles R. Humphrey
Carroll W. Cowsill
D. L. Babb
Mark Matthew
Paul Hamilton
Earl Woolam
Joseph Elliott
East Gate
Joseph Stein
Meadowbrook
Thomas Sadilowski
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