Transmission From Mars To Be Easy
California scientist Gilbert Yanow of Douglas Aircraft Co says Mars mission radio links should be easy. A computer model of Mars upper atmosphere suggests Earth type radio gear suffices for line of sight and Earth to Mars communications.
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Douglas dies at 68 in Elwood from heart attack
Elwood resident Robert Mer Douglas, 68, died at 918 St. Anderson St. at 5 15 am Monday after years of ill health. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Co pher and Fesler funeral home with Rev. R W Sage officiating. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by widow Cecil, sister Alice Fountain of New York and brother Paul G. Douglas of Aurora W Va. Born April 19 1892 he was a former grocer and tinplate mill worker, Navy WWI veteran, Moody Bible Institute graduate 1925. Burial plans announced.
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Chicago
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Fairmount
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Anderson
Elwood City Finance Board Elects Officers and Seeks Depositories
Elwood The Board of Finance of the city comprising council members the mayor and clerk treasurer met at the city building Monday night to elect officers. Mayor Robert Fortson was reelected president and Mrs. Gladys Land clerk treasurer by virtue of her office. The board invited proposals from local depositories to handle city funds during the year with bids due February 20.
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Diefenbaker to Sign Power Pact With U S
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker will sign a treaty on Tuesday for joint development of the Columbia Basin in the Pacific Northwest between the United States and Canada.
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Trade increase expected between Denmark and East Germany
Tass reports a 10 percent rise in Denmark East Germany trade projected for the year, signaling stronger economic ties between the two socialist partners.
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Grace Methodist Church hosts study class session
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Grace Methodist Church runs a morning study class from 9 to 11 a.m. with devotions by Mrs. Charles High and discussion led by Mrs. Thelbert Hasecus ter on The Heritage That Is Ours followed by two films. The class features Mrs. Robert Carter as longtime teacher with prior work at multiple missions programs and Albion College. Next sessions are Jan 25 Feb 8 and Feb 15.
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Epworth Forest
Alexandria Social Activities and Club Meetings
Alexandria and Monroe Township clubs and sororities schedule weekly gatherings from Monday through Friday. Notable items include the Alexandria Woman's Club cheer day for Valentine favors at Mrs. Jones’s home, poetry and music contests, and new officers for the county federation to be installed in May.
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Beulah Parkers
Elwood Jackson
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James Donahue
Monroe Township
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Misses Fermen
Ruth Johnson
Rhoda McClead
Cecil Ferguson
Alexandria
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Riley Hospital
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Ray Hughes
Alvin LeRoy
Allen Walker
Max Stone
Farmer Unearths 400-Year-Old Silver Thaler Hoard
In Krumbach Austria a farmer rebuilding his house wall uncovered a stone jug with 100 silver thaler coins dating about 400 years. Experts estimate the treasure's value at several thousand dollars.
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Leroy Miller 68 Dies After Indiana County Crash
Leroy Miller 68 of Detroit Mich died at Mercy Hospital at 3 p m Sunday from injuries in a crash on Ind 37 south of Ind 28 Wednesday night. He apparently fell asleep at the wheel as his car left the road struck three trees. He leaves two daughters Mrs Ralph Sawyer Washington Ind and Mrs Jeromne Boger Petersburg one sister Miss Helen Miller Madison Wis a brother Aga Miller Petersburg six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Born May 3 1892 in Petersburg he married Rose Fine in 1909 and Jeenie Gagnon in 1936. Burial in Anderson Chapel Cemetery Petersburg. funeral at Harris Funeral Home Peters burg. He was a Christian Church member and Mason.
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Petersburg
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Ralph Sawyer
Washington
Jeromne Boger
Helen Miller
Madison
Wis
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Homer
Harriet Miller
Rose Fine
Jeenie Gagnon
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Perry Jolliff Rites Wednesday
Perry W Jolliff 84 longtime Alexandria resident died at 5 p m Sunday at his home 219 F Garfield St Alexandria He was a retired Delco Remy employee Born in Decatur County he spent most of his life in the Alexandria community Married Mary G Montgomery in Covington Ky in February 1915 He was a member of First Presbyterian Church Survivors include his widow one daughter Jean Craig Marion three sons Billy Jack and Harry all of Alexandria one brother Lora Mitchell one sister Mrs Bertha Gross of Burney eight grandchildren two great grandchildren Friends will be received after 7 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria Services will be at 2 p m Wednesday in the funeral home by Dr George S Taggart of First Presbyterian Church Anderson Burial in IOOF Cemetery Alexandria
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Delco- Remy
Decatur County
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Covington, Ky
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Jean Craig
Marion
Billy
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Harry
Lora
Mitchell
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Chauncey Attends Top Army College
Army Reserve Major David L. Chauncey son of Mr and Mrs Alvin L Chauncey of 1411 Ward St attends a 16 week course at the Army Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The college trains officers for command and general staff duty. Major Chauncey serves as administrative assistant in the Sixth U S Army Corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis.
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Ward St
Army Command and General Staff College
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U.S. Army Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Noisy Motorcycles Tied to Male Potency Decline in Venezuela
A medical report to be read at a national public health congress cites motorcycle noise without mufflers as a factor that can affect male sexual potency. The finding stems from a Venezuelan study noted by AP.
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National Public Health Congress
Flood isolates thousands of Italian farming families
Termoli Italy reports thousands of farm families isolated as flood waters advance along the Adriatic coast covering about 25000 acres of farmland. Local authorities warn of continuing rises and potential evacuations as rice and wheat fields are submerged.
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Epworth Church Class Elects New Officers
DuPouy heads Alex class at Epworth Methodist Church as Paul DuPouy is elected president with Charles Scott as vice president Rae Lee as secretary treasurer and Mrs Seigle Walker as teacher Devotions were led by Mrs DuPouy Attendees included Frank Lee Rae Lee Paul DuPouy Lewis Painter Raymond Horn Charles Scott A Gates Mrs Walker and Rev and Mrs Fred Anderson and sons Stephen and Scott Elect Miss Plackard led Troop 440 in a meeting at First Baptist Church electing Susan Plackard as president Katrina Collier as vice president Linda Sheley secretary Beth Davis treasurer Melanie Mason representative Diane Noble chaplain and planning hospitality badges.
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St. Francis of Assisi
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Richard Bunker
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Linda Couch
Norman Schultz
Jones
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Lester McCaslin
J. Lawrence Frazier
Mesdames
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Hollis Deahyne
Gene Falk
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al Lewis
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E. E. Reavis
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Stephen and
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Beth Davis
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Earl Hall Dies Funeral Today
Earl Hall 65 of Orestes died Sunday morning in St. John's Hospital Anderson He worked for Delco Remy He was born near Alexandria Sept 4 1895 son of Nathan and Alice Hall In 1952 he married Augusta Stubblefield Survived by five daughters and five sons and four step daughters Friends receive at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Services at 2 p m today at the funeral home Rev Albert Neher to officiate Burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville
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Donald Hannah
Mary Harrison
Walter Thomas
Loraine
Ohio
Cedric Lewis
Carmel
Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital
Dismissals at St John’s Hospital include many residents such as Miss Anna Gemmer of Dover Road and John Keefe of Winding Way along with Mrs Nellie Foster of Alexandria and Harvey Hughes of West 25th Street. The list records names and addresses of former patients across multiple towns.
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Andover
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Winding Way
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Cowan
Nellie Foster
Alexandria
Harvey Hughes
James Reed
12Th St
Hervie Terry
Martindale
Louis Kujawski
College Haven
Leroy Lankford
Chesterfield
Joseph Saheb
Hill St
Harold Brinkley
Anderson
B. Harris
Release Asked In Slaying
An attorney sought a writ of error for Ralph W. Lobaugh who was convicted in 1947 of first degree murder in the death of Wilhelmina Haaga during World War II era Fort Wayne slayings. The motion argues Lobaugh’s sentence followed a later confession by Franklin Click.
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Local Aid Bureau Sums 1,948 Cases Handled in 1960
The Anderson Family Service Bureau reports 1,984 cases handled in 1960 with 1,316 for financial aid and clothing transport food emergencies and temporary help 595 for illness desertion child care and family 144 for letters and resources 36 for travelers aid sick or stranded children and aged A meeting January 23 will include invocation by Rev Nathan Harter address by Henry M Graham Looking to the Sixties with the Family Service Bureau installation of officers and benediction by Rev Edward Fogg.
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Limited Farming Area Marks Scotland’s Agriculture
A historical note states that less than one-sixth of Scotland is suitable for farming, highlighting the limited arable land available for agricultural use and potential productivity concerns.
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Madison Heights Teacher Leaves for Missionary Work in Africa
Marcus Phillippe an industrial arts and drafting instructor at Madison Heights High School will depart this spring with his wife and two children for Northern Rhodesia to serve as a teacher missionary. He will join the Pilgrim Holiness Church program, live in Livingston, teach industrial arts, and assist as business manager and treasurer of a small teachers college.
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Miller Brewing completes Gettelman purchase in Milwaukee
Miller Brewing Co has acquired A Gettelman Brewing Co in a cash deal valued at over 1 million dollars in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The sale ends a long local brewing tradition merging two regional brands under Miller ownership.
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Coke Oven Project Costs 6 Million in Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. invests about 6 million dollars to rebuild a coke oven battery at the Brier Hill works. Allied Chemical Corp. Senet Solvay Division restores 84 old ovens as part of the modernization.
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Elwood Public Meeting On New High School Plans
Elwood residents are invited to a 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting in Wendell L. Willkie High School auditorium to discuss building a new high school. Mark Noble, president of the holding company, said the gathering informs the public of completed work and planned steps. Funeral services for Loretta H. Hatton, 71, Rt. 4 Elwood, will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Copher and Fesler. burial in Elwood.
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R. C. C. Club
Herbert Wise
Elwood
Wendell L. Willkie
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Loretta H. Hatton
Copher
Husband and wife end marriage tangle in UK case
In Marlpool England Joan Chambers 32 says she will marry Cliff Chambers father of her five children. The pair had a 1944 ceremony when she was underage and the marriage was later annulled. Cliff has since rewed and rewon her.
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Penn's 1898 Intersectional Victory Over Chicago
Penn defeated Chicago 28 to 11 in the first intersectional football game of 1898, marking a landmark win for the program and highlighting early cross-division college football competition.
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Ritter and Three Others Made Cardinals at Vatican
Pope John XXIII elevated Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter of St. Louis along with three others Jose Humberto Quintero of Caracas Louis Concha Cordoba of Bogota and Giuseppe Ferretto of Sardos to the Sacred College of Cardinals in a secret consistory at the Vatican palace. The Pope spoke of fears and tensions worldwide and urged peace in a 2000 word Latin address. Cardinal Ritter, a noted advocate for Negro rights in the United States, received his nomination ticket before dawn at the Pontifical North American College near St Peter's.
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Louis Concha Cordoba
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Colombia
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Sardos
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Salvatore Capoferri
Pontifical North American College
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Kiwanis To Hear School Sponsor At Mounds Meeting
J Edgar Smith, sponsor of Anderson Opportunity School for exceptional and handicapped children, will speak at the Mounds Kiwanis Club meeting at the YMCA this evening. He is a leader in developing the school and formerly a West Virginia pastor, now assistant secretary of the Missionary Board of the Church of God.
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Nazi Follower Shoots Soldier in Ratingen Guard Room
A German youth in Nazi uniform with helmet and swastika fired at a British soldier in the guard room of the Royal Service Corps in Ratingen Germany. He fled but surrendered to police later that night. no further details on injuries or motives were provided.
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