Office Building Bonds Prompt Legislation Debate
The discussion centers on a potential expensive bond issue by the Building Commission. Craig favors a limited special session only for the office building matter and perhaps one or two other issues. Legislators oppose as there are other priorities and a need for more data before authorizing construction. Sen. Clem McConaha notes the state pays over 400,000 dollars yearly in rent and questions the legality of bonds issued by a commission whose members are state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
Clem McConaha
Centerville
Office Building Commission
Raymond S. Kastendieck
Gary
McConaha
Indianapolis
Calabria Post of the American Legion Meeting Announced
Calabria Post of the American Legion held a regular session at 613 Broadway to plan spring events and welcome Indiana Department Commander Roy M. Amos and Fifth District Commander Bill Dunn who will attend. Past members will discuss plans for the coming months, with guest attendance limited by space. Firemen cleaned spilled gasoline at the City garage after reports of leaks at 7th and John Streets.
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Calabria
American Legion
Broadway
Indiana Department
Roy M. Amos
Goshen
Fifth District
Bill Dunn
Wabash
Orchestra and Band Parents Plan School Events
The Orchestra and Band Parents club met at the Music Annex and Anderson High School to outline upcoming events including a chili supper on January 30 before a basketball game and a February 3 awards program in the school auditorium combining band and orchestra efforts. Remarks highlighted by club president Mrs Charles Chastain urged all parents to attend. city officials and educators were noted among guests and committee reports followed.
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Music Annex
Anderson High School
Circuit Court
Russell Stewart
Charles Chas’tain
Phil
Gordon Gustin
Wanda
Werk
Jaycees
Mr. McMahan
Jed
Schuster
Committee On
Curtice
H. G. Riggs
Rotary Club
James R. Day
Kiwani
Louis Caplinger
Gerald Schlossberg
Larry Barnhart
Frank Lindley
Thomas Parmer
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Mayberry Mayberry Charles M
Charles H Mayberry 33 a Lapel resident since 1901 died Tuesday afternoon in Logansport hospital after a long illness. Born Brownsburg son of Alexander and Emaline Mayberry he was a Lapel High School graduate. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Brookside Cemetery with Rev David Hancock officiating. Survived by sister Mrs Isabelle Mueller Chicago and brother Harry Anderson.
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Charles M
Mayberry Lapel
Charles H
Mayberry
Lapel
Logansport
Brownsburg
Alexander and
Emaline Mayberry
Lapel High School
Fisher Brothers
David Hancock
Brookside Cemetery
Dable Mueller
Chicago
Harry, Anderson
Rev. C. Alderton Dies in Syracuse After Heart Attack
Daleville news notes the death of Rev. C. Alderton former pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren Church who died Friday in Syracuse from a heart attack. He resided at Syracuse where he supervised Oakwood Park Church Camp. Funeral services were held Monday at the First BUB church in Marion with burial in Marion Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Letha and two sisters. He belonged to the Daleville Masonic Lodge.
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Daleville
C. Alderton
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Syracuse
Oakwood
Seven Million Medical Building Planned in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Redevelopment Commission announced that Indiana University will construct a seven million dollar medical science building adjacent to General Hospital. Commission president Paul L. McCord said it forms part of a new slum clearance project clearing 45 acres on the near Northwest Side. Construction contracts totaling 32 million dollars will be awarded in spring. Part of the 15 acres unused by the medical building may be made available to Riley or General Hospital for future needs. The project aims to ease overcrowding at the Indiana University Medical Center.
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Mittee
Tommy Seal
Bill Osborne
John Melson
Robert, Goodwin
Dick Hyland
James Johnson
Hyland
Fred Potthoff
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Cub Seal
Osborne
Melson
Goodwin
P. E. Bardsley
Greater Kirthawesund
Elmo Sustin
Elwood
Wendell Woosnam
Alexandria
Milford Barron
Parent- Teacher Council
Floyd Stoelting
Chamber of Commerce
John Brinduse
Advancement
Richard Williams
Leland Boren
Bryce Brown, Jr
Don Collins
John Scheel
Ralph Fisher
Kikihaven
Donald McGee
Arrow Heights
Churches of America
Young McGee
Wilbur V. Day
Kastendieck
Indiana
Donald H. Clark
Office Building Commission
Warren W. Martin Jr
Clarksville
Senate
Congress
John W. van Ness
Valparaiso
Purdue Univer
Joseph Casey
Atmy Sityman
Handley
Visory Commission
Esther
Casey
Legisla
Joseph L. Lingo
Audio-Visual Education Division
Indiana University
Indianapolis UA
Indianapolis Redevelopment Commission
Indianas University
General Hospital
Paul L. 3feCord
Commission
University
McCord
Rlley Hospital
Indiana University Medical Center
Weather figures and airman transfer noted in dispatch
The Associated Press reports city by city temperatures and conditions from Chicago to Winnipeg with many sites showing cloudy or snowy skies. Airman First Class Jack Gardner, trained in San Diego and stationed in Guam, has been transferred to Denver for further orders after a furlough with his wife and parents in California.
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Associated” Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Memphis
Milwaukee
Ste. Marig
Des’ Moines
Il Dubuque
Fargo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
Rapid City
Sioux City
Seattle
Wash
Phoenix Cloudy
Los Angeles
Rain
Maxine Gardner
San Francis
Anderson
Ian Frandises
John Gardner
Orestes
Winnipeg
Woman Survives Cold Warmed by Pets in Lawrence Home
In Lawrence Massachusetts a one year old woman was found in bed after neighbors alerted police. Seven cats and a dog had kept her warm since Sunday as temperatures neared zero. She was taken to hospital in fair condition with a bad cold and arthritis.
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Lawrence
Mass
Nina Sweeney
Thomas J. Saab
Daniel J. Shine
Jaycees Praise Nation and Patriots in Event
Outstanding new Jaycee John Bennett leads a program where Phil presided as master of ceremonies. Prof Barwell lauded Jaycee work nationwide and outlined aims to foster appreciation of America's advantages while urging strong safeguards against communism in the United States. Jaycee activities, he said, highlight national patriotism and push America toward greater strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Phil
Prof
Barwell
Jaycees
America
United States
Jaycee
GM Sees Strong 1934 After Industry Revival
GM president Curtice voiced optimism for 1934 highlighting near 7 million cars and trucks produced worldwide with U S and Canadian plants contributing almost 3 million passenger cars and over 500 000 trucks. He warned against pessimism, praised Eisenhower administration for free economy moves and urged private industry to build on foundations for a sound dynamic economy.
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Canada
U. S
Canadian
Curtice
Eisenhower
General Motors
Early Korean Prisoners Arrive as Exploitation Talks Hindered
Prisoner handover began with 1 52 a m as Indian command oversaw 14 321 Chinese and 7 718 North Koreans in the neutral zone while delays in Communist and UN explanation sessions slowed the process. Bickering between sides and reluctance by prisoners to attend explanations marked the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Sestame
300000 Kidnap Case Continues In India And San Francisco
Police inspector Al Neder kicked in a San Francisco house door and arrested Jackson as negotiations over a ransom for the Moskovitz family continue. The U N Command pressed for release of all captives while discussions drift over a peace conference to address the POW issue. The ransom was reduced to 300000 but Moskovitz said he could not raise funds.
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Moskovitz
Alfred
Burlingame
Calif
San Franz
Leonard
India
Arbor St
Glen Park
San Francisco
P. P. Thovallinch
Munist
Dist
Thomas Lynch
Theling
Jackson
Foranmesa
U. S
al Nelder
George
Protessing
Murray
Lear
South Korea
K. S.jing
Nelder
Thimatya
Kim IL Sung
North Korea
Peng Teh
Phoat Huai
Red Army
Kim
Peng
Dia
jLear
al Neder
Studs
U. N
Local Chamber heads report Indiana executives meeting
Floyd Stoelting manager here will attend the Indiana Commercial Executives Association gathering at Indiana University on Thursday and Friday. The discussion centers on tax savings from increases in old age and survivors insurance deductions and the resultant effect on payrolls and net pay for workers.
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Floyd Stoelting
Indiana Commercial Executives Association
Indiana University
Thief abducts infant. car left abandoned nearby
TEMPO reports a man named Donald Gregory found that he had abducted a baby after placing his five month old daughter Donna Faye in a car to retrieve another child. The vehicle was later found abandoned five blocks away with the baby safe. Simmy Brown arrived in Fort Myers on an 18 foot cabin cruiser en route to San Francisco, planning repairs before continuing. Brown said delays and fog off Boca Grande slowed his progress.
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Donald Gregory
Donna Faye
Simmy Brown
Fort Myers
Fla
Caruthersville
San Francisco
Brown
Fort Myers Beach
Key West
Tve
Boca Grande
Quincy
Hospital Dismissals List With Names and Addresses
A series of hospital dismissals lists multiple patients and their infant children by name and home address. Entries include Mrs. Aaron Johnson and infant at 2629 Brown St, Mrs. Vincent Guenthenstberger and son at 1907 Indiana Ave, Mrs. James Davis and infant daughter, Alexandria, and several others such as Mrs. Gerald Hutton at 1225 W 8th St, Mrs. Donald McMahon and infant, and Mrs. Phillip Cunningham’s family amid noted economic remarks. Additional names appear: Mrs. Joseph Van Kirk, Mrs. Ralph Nichols, Mrs. Esther Combs, Mrs. Betty Summers, John Millspaugh, Mrs. Doris Kasssen, and Mrs. Liza Walker with their respective addresses.
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John’s Hospital
Aaron Johnson
Brown St
Vincent Guenthenstberger
Indiana Ave
James Davis
Alexandria
Phillip Cunningham
Louise
St. Imany
Joseph van Kirk
Ralph Nichols
6Th St
Etlis Roudebush
Raible St
Esther Combs
Middletown
Mary Fwik
Pendleton
Betty Summers
Morton St
John Millspaugh
Locust St
Doris Kasssen
Ruddle Ave
Liza Walker
Social Security guidance for self employed workers
The text discusses common errors on 1852 tax returns by self employed individuals. It notes missing or incorrect social security numbers, failure to list business expenses, and vague nature of business descriptions as frequent issues. It recommends obtaining an account number, following Schedule C, and consulting a pamphlet titled Do You Work For Yourself for coverage guidance.
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Social Security Administration
Social Security
Anderson Office
Landes
Obituary notices for Murphy Kroggel Stage Summers
William Murphy of Hartford City dies at Hartford City survived by widow Ethel and half brother Orville Working. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. Markin Funeral Home with interment Hartford City Cemetery. Beulah Kroggel 46 dies. rites Thursday 2 p.m. Trinity Episcopal Church. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Walter Stage 39 dies. service 10:30 a.m. First Methodist Church with interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Miss Bridget Summers 84 dies. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. interment Greencastle Cemetery.
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William Murphy
Hartford City
Anderson
Ethel" Murphy
Orville
Markin
Murphy
Old Hays
West Anderson
IRS
Beulah Kroggel
Beulah
Walter E. Stage
Mohawk Dr
First Methodist Church
Wesley H. Bransford
East Maplewood Cemetery
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Bridget Summers
Noble St
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Msgr
Thomas Travers
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Greencastle
School Board Approves Contractor Claims in Full
The board, with full attendance, approved claims totaling 17,1515.28 for critical materials and services. The next session is scheduled for February 2.
City Works Board to Study Alley Issue in Next Session
The Works Board sent City Engineer Clarence V. Windsor and City Attorney Harold Anderson for study and will discuss the matter at the next board session. A brief hearing on an alley in North Anderson had no remonstrators and the board withheld action until the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence V. Windsor
Harold Anderson
North
Anderson
Pendleton Sub-Station Boosts Indiana Power Output
Power Company Henceburg Indiana plans a new Pendleton Sub-Station on Ind 9 near Anderson to support a Tan ners Creek plant with 500000 kilowatts. The facility will be Indiana's largest generating plant and serves Madison County area with expanded power distribution.
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Henceburg
Ind
Tanners Creek
Indiana
Ind. 9
Anderson
Pendleton
Madison County
Trio of Indiana Fatalities Mark Week’s Road Toll
Young resigns twenty one Terre Haute died in a wreck near Brazil. John Artho thirty four South Bend died Tuesday of injuries suffered when hit by a car Saturday. Mrs Anna Leucua thirty five Indianapolis killed when struck by a car there Tuesday.
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Terre Haute
Brazil
John Artho
South Bend
Anna Leucua
Indianapolis
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Schtincker
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Paomunijom
U.N
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1.U. Medical
U.S
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Madison County Lumber CO
T4th
Greyhound
Anderson Bus Terminal
Flossie Gibbens
al Ave
Inez Jones
Gerald Hutton
Donald McMahon
DON
Brown-bekenberg Funeral Home
Fletcher St
Works Board
Young
25Th & Arrow
Harold J. Rozelle
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