February 2 Draft Lottery Set for 1953 Inductions
Washington AP reports the 1953 draft lottery will be held February 2. Those drawn face induction next year unless deferred. Authority may expire, but plans call for ongoing lotteries yearly for 19 year olds. Selective Service aims for transparency with two months notice and uses a scrambled system of birth dates and numbers to determine order.
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Washington
Moon
Mit
Congro
Nixo
Selective Servicesf
L Selective Service
LA Selective Service
Firth
National Bureau of the
Greatest Show On Earth At Mounds Mall
The Big Kill back District Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers stage three shows at Mounds Mall sunken area with tickets 35 cents to back a salesman award. Units present include Cub Packs 203 204 208 213 215 218 224 225 227 229 232 233 296 and troops 202 203 209 211 215 216 227 238 237 29 230 279 sponsored by Chesterfield Christian Church with themes from circus crafts nature and wilderness adventure.
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Airline
Mounds Mall
Big Kill
Tie BK
Boy Scouts of America
Anderson
Madison County
P&c
Seong
Boy Scout
Chesterfield Christian Church
National Park
Michigan
Explorer
Evangelistic Faith Mission Speaker at Westside Holiness
Juddie Payton of Evangelistic Faith Mission Bedford Indiana will be guest speaker Sunday morning at the Westside Holiness Tabernacle located at 3232 West 25th Street. He is expected to address the congregation on faith and outreach.
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Juddie Payton
Evangelistic Faith Mission
Bedford
Ind
Westside
Ternacle
YMCA Expansion Drive Surges Past Halfway Mark
Local institutions pledge 741 000 lifting YMCA expansion fund to 820 000 goal. Campaign head Frank Zoll notes 1 500 volunteers and aims to solicit 99 000 more, with General Motors among major donors and 2 308 000 people reached through four years of efforts.
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YMCA
Frank K. Zoll
Drive
Warnertions
In Press, Inc
Gpo
Madison County
Cial
Waber
Hardacre
C. C. Davisson
Jack Brumt
General Motors
Amos
Childer
Tde Lail Miller
Cosbran
Delen Retay
Cbrwardte
Busi
Ness
Tom McMahan
Jim
Miller
Robert Austin
Dr.w
Polhemus
Dihat
TF. Miller
Larry Jack
Dick Peck
G. E. Eb
Kerts
Glenn Falls
Howard Blden
Herman Landes
Paul Nevw
Hern
Thomas Pappas
James Aldridge
Whitcomb Opposes Federal Tax Aid Control Plan
Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb criticizes federal aid tied to state taxes as a threat to local control. He argues Congress will not pass a plan to lower property taxes via federal funds and says federal pressure from regional offices and Washington is pressuring states already. He emphasizes state autonomy and questions the Nixon administration’s tax and spending proposals.
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Indinapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Congress
Whitcomb
WTTV
Whitcom
Washington, D.C
Hee Haw Lulu Sentenced To Prison
Lulu the Hee Haw character was sentenced to four years in a Texas penitentiary after a marijuana possession conviction. Dallas AP report notes the case began with a March 12, 1971 arrest, police found marijuana, and defense argued the substance belonged to a boyfriend. The trial followed a prior mistrial and involved district court proceedings and appeals.
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Hee Haw
Lulu
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Texas District Court
Seales
Bertha Louise Roman
Charles Res
Cavis
Miss Roman
Dependence Exemption Rules Clarified by Commerce Clearing House
Commerce Clearing House notes that the one half support test governs dependency exemptions for federal returns. It covers food shelter clothing education health care and transportation, with lodging value counted as support. Rules detail who may claim when parents divorce, and income thresholds for dependents in 1971.
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Commerce Clearing House
National Reporting
Authority On
Madison County heating and cooling group seeks licenses
The Madison County Heating and Cooling Association advocates city licensing for firms in heating and cooling work. A code overseen by the Heating and Cooling Board requires permits, 24 hour service, and adherence to national practices. Firms face fines and license revocation for defects or unpermitted work. Until an inspector is hired, consumers should compare bids and verify reputations with association members or the chamber.
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Pues
Madison County Boating and Cooling Association
Dean Dunbar
Madison County
Madison County Heating and Cooling Association
Anderson
Heating and Cooling Board
Healing Anit
Elwck
Dunbar and Sylvester
Dunbar
Petsocs
Sylvester
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Melzer
AERCO
Golden Glo
Gene Sylvester
AAA Plumbing
Harry Reeder
Donahue Gal, Inc
Nardco Heating
King Electric Co
H.W. Ryholt
Dran Dunbar
Albea Plumbing
Anderson Furnace Co
Taylor Heating and Air Conditioning and
ATA, Inc
Wage Garnishment Bill Nixed in Indiana House
In an Indiana House night session, a bill to abolish wage garnishment was defeated 66 to 28. The same session killed a proposal to consolidate state licensing under the Board of Health, and the House refused to recall a Water Resources Commission bill. A traffic court bill creating a traffic school for convicted offenders passed to the Senate.
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Herald Statehouse
Indianapolis
Indiana House of Representatives
Tgp
Joe Barter
Luxury Car Theft Ring Busted in Multi-State Probe
Federal prosecutors unsealed indictments against 61 suspects in a $5 million luxury car theft ring that operated across eight states and the District of Columbia. The group stole Cadillacs and Lincolns, altering serial numbers and forged registrations, with buyers including dealers and individuals.
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New Ruks
Mrlday
District of Coumbia
Laurinburg
N.C
Brooklyn
Asst
U.S
Vincent Favorito
PBI
Racorito
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths and Notable Obituaries
Virginia Fawbush 61 of 933 W d and St died on arrival at Community Hospital Friday. born May 30, 1910, lifelong Anderson resident, married Roy Fawbush in Scottsburg in 1939. survived by husband four daughters and five grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. Also noted are obituaries for Clarence Johnston former Redkey resident and Raymond E. Gant of Anderson with services at Jones Funeral Home and Hillcrest Cemetery. Also mention of vehicle theft scheme details and suspects from multiple states with staged registrations and payoffs.
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Virginia
Fawbush
Mts
Virginia Shettle Fawbush
Community Hospital
Anderson
Roy Farbush
Scottsburg
Fifth Street United Methodist Church
Lind
Scott
Nashville
Tenn
Gene
Patsy) Hancock
Gary
Peggy) Kiser
Nuocie
Debbie Fawbush
Ball State University
Chester Clarence Johnston
Turtle Crewx
Redkey
Wayne Johnston
Sestterfield Rd
Ilinois Central Railroad
Jones Funerals
the Key
Rays ‘Mond E. Gant
MM. Nelson
Daleville
Ball Memorial Hospital
Munela
Sheistian Church
Edwin G. Nelson
Donald B. Mungle
Gordon D
Woodridge
Allen Keith Nelson
New Castle
William
Lois) Carpenter
T Anderson
Willian
Charline) Stanley
Anaheim Calif
Ihe
Mail Increase Cancelled and Local Obituaries
The Postal Service suspended plans to raise third class mail rates by 24 percent, pending court action in Washington. Obituaries note Bertha Gray died at 81 in Logansport after an extended illness, with services in Windfall and arrangements by Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Other notices list Mary Nelson of Daleville, Eva Hartzell, and Ira Anderson among those remembered, with funeral details and cemetery interments in Anderson, Daleville, and Lapel.
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Bertha
Bertha Gray
Meinview
Logansport
Anderson
South Meridian Church of God
Land One Meee
Roy
Arthur Bryaty
el (Ikfard Ara
Eiay
Amn
Washington
U.S. Distrief Court
Congress
Justice Department
Postal Service
U.S. Distrek
George L. Hart
U.S. Coure of Appeals
Feyt Amin Wank Inal
Mary Nelson Cular
Dalaville
Mary
Appeals Court
Foetal Service Board of Governors
New York Man Given One Year Sentence in Indiana Case
A New York man, George Bornell of Canandaigua, NY, received a one year sentence at State Farm after being convicted in Indianapolis of possessing stolen goods linked to items taken from a Holiday Inn in Anderson last Sept. 17. Indianapolis police arrested him four hours after the theft as he attempted to sell the goods at the corner of South and Evanston streets.
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New York
Instiata State Farm
Indianapolis
Anderson
George Bornell
RFI
Canandaigua
Indianapolis Police Department
Bonnell
Bothwell
Soth and
Evanston Streets
Livingroom Gutted In Elwood Blaze
Elwood fire crews fought a blaze at 2509 S. B St the home of Mr and Mrs Shelborn Cole on Friday afternoon. The living room suffered complete damage with smoke throughout the house and items in the room were total losses. Mrs Cole cut her arm but declined hospital care. Firefighters remained about one hour.
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Elwood
S. B St
Rock May Unveil Air Show Plans
Mayor Robert L Rock is expected to unveil plans for Anders on s first annual air show at the Mayor s Breakfast sponsored by the Jaycees The breakfast is at 10 a m in the UAW Local 662 Hall on the Indianapolis bypass He plans to form a committee to work with airport manager Art Darlington and the Aviation Commission for an annual air show tentatively set for duty He also seeks Jaycee involvement in urban development neighborhood communications city beautification and ambassadors roles for conventions or official outside events.
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Robert L. Rock
Anderson
Aay Merson
UAW
Indie
Rock
Art Darlington
Aviation Commission
Etter
Arrivals and Dismissals At Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital records list arrivals Stacey Hopper Eloise Ebbert Fred Perry and dismissals Ruth Cirsen Perry Mrs Elmer Johnson Mrs William Howard Billard Brower Eugene Sutton Lis S BSS Mrs Becky Pearson among others. Also noted are patient movements to Howard County Community Hospital Kokomo with room details.
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Blyoud
Namined
Lo Mercy Hospital
Stacey Hopper
S. 10Th
Eloise Ebbert
Fred Perry
Ruth Cirsen
Perry
Elmer Johnson
William Howard
Billard Brower
Eugene’ Sutton
Farm Pollution Plan Moves to Warsaw Tour
War sa w area will host nine member President's Advisory Board on Water Pollution Control next Tuesday to study farms and agricultural operations.
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Warsaw
Ind
Waresaw
Newborns Reported at St Jukils Hospitad Pendleton Raible Ave
New arrivals born at St Jukil s Hospitad to Mr and Mrs Dolin Sraith Pendleton a boy Mr and Mrs Henry Lamper 4219 Fletcher a boy Mr and Mrs Gregory Myats 2801S Raible Ave a boy Mr and Mrs Gunter Fix 21 Wail Sta boy
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St. Jukil's Hospitad
Mrs. Dolin Sraith
Pendleton
Henry Lamper
Fletcher
Gregory Myats
Raible Ave
Gunter Fix
Emergency Runs Signal a Busy Medical Response
On Thursday emergency crews logged multiple aid calls across towns. Capt Darrell Smith and Lt Robert Blake led on duty with incidents at Park Road 1732 and Delaware Avenue 208, involving illnesses, injuries, hospital transports and a county jail alert.
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Darrell Smith
Robert Blake
Park Rd
Herbert Hoover
Community Hospital
Delaware Ave
Marshal VanNess
Ilness
J. John's Hospital
Anna Workman
Ilness — Community Hospital
Kenny Robinson
Springhill Rai
Gaytell Parton
TJ Hoffman
Hamilton Place
St. John's Hospital
Charles McKissick
James ‘Talkeington
Longfellow
T— Roxanna Saville
Central Ave
John’s Hospital
Wicks Lumber
Juanita Frye
St. Loui's Hospital
Pam
Delte-Remy
Ray Boswell
Noble
21St Street
Columbus
Avarie — Virginis
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