Justices Act On Two Gas Rate Cases
The Supreme Court took two gas rate cases under review with one accepted for future ruling. It will decide if the FPC may order Tennessee Gas Transmission to cut rates during hearings, a question tied to a 1959 $26.6 million annual increase. The court also denied review of rate pyramiding and left Willmut Gas & Oil Co. appeal unresolved. In other moves, the court rejected a challenge to Washington state loyalty oaths for state employees.
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Federal Power Commission
Commission
FPC
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Pittsburgh
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tennessee Gas
Court of Appeals
Willmut Gas & Oil Co
Hattiesburg
Mass
United Gas Pipe Line Co
Shreveport
Willmut
United
U.S. Court of Appeals
Willmot
Washington State
Professors Challenge Antitrust Ruling Over Old Film Sales
The appeal by University of Washington professors Nostrand and Lavelle found no substantial federal question. The case reviewed a lower court order against six film distributors accused of cartel style selling of old films to TV stations. The dispute centers on the severity of Judge Dawson's ruling and a Justice Department request for Supreme Court review.
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University of Washington
Howard L. Nostrand
Max Lavelle
Archie 0. Dawson
New York
Justice Department
High Court
McNamara Missile Plan Faces Senate Pushback
Defense Secretary McNamara drew Senate opposition as he outlined plans to shift from manned bombers to missiles. Chairman Russell and others questioned reliability of missiles and urged continued bomber production while funding for the B70 and B52 production was not requested.
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UPI
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Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Russia
Clubs Install New Officers at Pine Manor Party
Middletown Suburban Home Demonstration Club installed officers for the year at Pine Manor with Mrs. Orville Heagy as president and Mrs. Edward Sanders as vice president. Fall Creek club met near Yorktown with Mrs. Howard Pullin presiding and a song of the month history led by Mrs. Rex Hale. Community members spoke, devotions were led by Rev. Vaughn Murray, and multiple members filled leadership roles from president to historian.
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Middletown
Pine Manor
Orville Heagy
Edward Sanders
Don Biskham
Fall Creek
Yorktown
Howard Pullin
Rex Hale
Vaughn Murray
Daleville
Cordin Templeton
Nettie Fatzinger
Howard Reedy
Francis Branan
Lakeland
Fla
Anna Maze
Armon Armintrout
Ray Best
C. P. Fleming
S. J. Neese
Dale Neese
Indianapolis
George Marshall
Nora Bankes
Howard Strough
Wayne Glad
Chesterfield
Fred Glad
Windfall Minister and Wife Lead Services in Fishersburg Church
In Fishersburg the Rev and Mrs Loren Crowe of Windfall led Wesleyan Church services with Mrs Crowe speaking on the YMWB in the morning and the Rev Crowe in the evening during a Wesleyan Youth sponsored week of meetings Jan 14 21 The Rev William Degen kolb was the speaker Also notes on local visits and residentsพัก
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Fishersburg
Loren Crowe
Windfall
Wesleyan
Crowe
William Degenkolb
Earl Passwater
el Monte
Calif
Maurice
Msr
Stella Cottingham
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Mary Rich
Ansel Edrington
Florida
Jesse Huffman
Arcadi
Orville Stinson
Reba Goldsberry
Mary Doyle
Opal Goodnight
Fred Whetsel
Jack Watkins
Carrah Musselman
Anderson
Floyd Wright
Raymond Reed
Grace Huffman
Maud Sears
Kate Murfin
Bess Minor
Perkinsville
Vane Rich
Stony Creek Shiners Home Demonstration Club
Clubs Elect And Install Leaders In Middletown
In Middletown several women clubs reported installations and elections. The Wom an's Club met at Mrs. Marion Allen's home with Mrs. George Ballard as co host. Mrs. Kelly Rawlings presided at dinner. Golden Circle Class of Sixth Street Christian Church elected Jason Randolph president Edwin Russell vice president and officers. Honey Creek Home Demonstration Club installed Mrs. Jasper McDonald as president with Mrs. Robert Sanders vice president and other officers. College Corner Home Demonstration Club installed Mrs Earl Myers as president and others. The Mechanicsburg meeting at Mrs Edith Nash's home named health and safety citizenship craft and song leaders with a club history noting its 1938 origin. The group meets the fourth Tuesday each month.
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Middletown
Woman's Club
Marion Allen
George Ballard
Kelly Rawlings
Golden Circle
Sixth Street Christian Church
Robert Lively
Jason Randolph
Edwin Russell
John Shoemaker
Barrett Ringo
Hart Bruce
Jasper McDonald
Honey Creek Home Demonstration Club
Robert Sanders
Jessie Roberts
McDonald
Robert Hiday
Lloyd Coffman
Clarence Chandler
Chandler
College Corner Home Demonstration Club
Earl Myers
Fred G. Smith
Clifford Fadely
Gertrude Davis
Harry Morrison
Edith Nash
Mechanicsburg
Anna Mae Anderson
Paul Jarrell
Kenneth Craft
Anderson
Ernest Lauber
No Fire Run In 6 Months In Shirley Volunteer Dept
Shirley Indiana volunteer fire department completed six months without an alarm from January 17. The last call was July 17 when a clothes dryer smoked at Loring Baker’s home. In 1961 eight runs occurred. two caused property damage. January 8 fire destroyed Albert Coomer’s home. January 27 Shirley and Wilkinson crews fought a stubborn blaze at Aaron Leffler’s home NW of Shirley. Leffler alarm was the only call outside the corporation. Remaining runs were three grass or trash fires and two furnace smoke alarms. The department incorporated to seek state funds and participated in local events. Officers include Clarence Jackson chair, Tilden Lipp assistant chief, Delbert Reason chair, Robert F Wisehart secretary-treasurer. Other members listed. The Shirley Fire Department belongs to Hancock County Mutual Aid and Indiana Volunteer Firemen Association. A stamp and coin club meeting was set for January 28 at 2:30 PM at the Shirley town hall for hobbyists to meet.
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Shirley
Shirey Volunteer Fire Department
Loring Baker
Albert Coomer
Wilkinson
Aaron Leffler
Leffler
Shirley Firemen
Wilkinson V
Clarence Jackson
Tilden Lipp
Delbert Reason
Robert F Wisehart
Lamoine Harrell
Charles Glisson
Omer Jessup
Virgil Campbell
Ralph Kaufman
Donald Craig
Shirley Fire Department
Hancock County Mutual Aid Association
Indiana Volunteer Firemens Association
Shirley Town Hall
Women Attend WCTU Workshop in New Castle Church
Mrs. Russell Adams and five other women attended a Woman's Christian Temperance Union workshop recently at the New Castle Church of God in Middletown. Nearby visitors included Eugene Hall and relatives, with several locals hosting relatives from Ohio and Virginia over recent weekends.
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Middletown
Russell Adams
C. P. Fleming
Wayne Dragoo
Gladys Keesling
Ora Sherman
Orizada Davis
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New Castle Church of God
Eugene Hall
Blanche Hall
Hart Bruce
Mt. Pulaski
Decatur
Leonard 0. Pettit
Arlington
Claude Gustin
Goldie Simmons
Harry Robinson
Warren
Ohio
Dale Rector
San Diego
Calif
Mamie Rector
Margaret Emswiller
Hester Keesling
Effie Sayford
Ex Professor At Manchester Wins Kirk Award
Andrew W. Cordier, former Manchester College professor and now United Nations assistant secretary general, received the Walter W. Van Kirk Award for Christian Statesmanship at a National Council of Churches luncheon. The ceremony accompanied talks on a planned United Nations church center. Cordier, an ordained Church of the Brethren minister, has served 16 years in UN posts and advised multiple General Assembly presidents.
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NEW York
UPI
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
Walter W. van Kirk
Andrew W. Cordier
United Nations
Manchester
Department of International Affairs
National Council of Churches
Cordier
General Assembly
Church of the Brethren
State Department
JU Purdue Centers To Be Used Jointly
Indiana and Purdue universities will begin cross use of each other extension centers starting next week. Purdue will offer an engineering course at IU Gary center while IU teaches accounting at Purdue Calumet Ham mond center. The plan follows a statewide education program committee formed with Indiana State and Ball State to review community requests for added higher education services.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
I. U
Gary Center
Calumet Center
Hammond
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Ball State
Paulette Hellums Wins Park Place WCTU Contest
Paulette Hellums won the Park Place WCTU silver medal contest at Fifth Street Methodist Church. Virginia Kiper Roberta Newman Sharon Hoffman and Jane Hiatt spoke Sunday morning. Bronze and second bar contests will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Junior Chapel of First Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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Paulette Hellums
Virginia Kiper
Roberta Newman
Sharon Hoffman
Jane Hiatt
Park Place
WCTU
Fifth Street Methodist Church
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
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