Annual BSA Plans Banquets and Honors Across Council
The article describes continued planning for special banquets pot luck suppers and recognition events by the BSA. It notes Courts of Honor for Cubs Scouts and Explorers and Scout Sunday services February 11 with boys leading worship. Anderson council president Harold Lockwood and Mr Dunkerly highlight hundreds of volunteers amid record enrollment in four counties.
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Dunkerly
Harold Lockwood
Anderson
Anderson Area
First manned orbit plans set for Glenn flight
Space officials outlined three orbit scenarios for John Glenn on the eve of launch. Depending on conditions the plan called for one, two, or three orbits with recovery by carrier ships Randolph Enterprise or Wasp off Bermuda or near Puerto Rico. Glenn emphasized risk reduction and national resolve to continue moon and planet programs.
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Free World
Federal Space Agency
Glenn
John ‘Shorty Powers
Project Mercury
Powers
Gienn
Randolph
Cape Canaveral
Puerto Rico
Enterprise
Bermuda
Atlantic
Wasp
Col. Powers
Stanger
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
United States
Moon
Search Halted in Abandoned Mine Near Here
Secretary of Mines Lewis E Evans indicated the search for two missing boys in an abandoned mine miles west of here would resume only if he requests it. Evans cited constant rain and rockfalls as making further digging impossible and said a 9 a m Saturday meeting with federal and state inspectors would decide the next step. Millward stated the team halted the search after consulting inspectors on the job and praised the volunteer miners for their efforts. The recovery crews had entered a large area of the mine where Lowe and Husted were said to stay in a clubroom near a rockfall barrier that thwarted further penetration.
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Here
Lewis E. Evans
Evans
Millward
Lowe
Husted
Urban affairs plan would create department headed by Robert Weaver
South Fires to present Congress with a reorganiza tion plan for an urban affairs department led by Negro Housing Administrator Robert Weaver. In the House, Rep. Francis E. Walter urged abolishing party nationality divisions, saying such groups wield a divisive influence and that Kennedy's urban affairs proposal harms national unity.
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Congress
Urban Affairs Department
Robert Weaver
House
Rep
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Democratic
Republican National Committees
Walter
Kennedy
Trapped Boys Searched After Shaft Bored In Clubroom
Rescue teams using pick and shovel bored a -foot vertical shaft into the clubroom area after days of digging. By 4 30 p m EST Friday they found no trace of the two boys despite reports they had mattress and supplies cached there. initial workers reported nothing.
Clerk Career Timeline at Anderson Post Office
Foust began as substitute clerk on April 1 1924 and moved from Indianapolis to Anderson January 1 1929. He became a regular clerk September 1 1929 and spent most of his career at Noble Street Station and Station A as clerk or superintendent. Mr Phillips served in various roles.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Noble Street
Phillips
Vari
Floods Rise Across Indiana Threaten Homes and Roads
Weather fears mount as heavy rains and thawing temperatures flood towns from Lebanon to Indianapolis. Bridges wash out on E 6th Street near Alexandria while several highways close. Civil defense assists evacuations along Eagle Creek and Prairie Creek as Water levels threaten Noblesville Danville Anderson and Muncie.
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Statehouse
State Office
Indiana
Lebanon
Civil Defense
Prairie Creek
Zionsville
Eagle Creek
Noblesville
Hendricks County
Danville
Anderson
Portland
Jay County
Jay County Hospital
Seymour
U.S. 31
Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
White River
Muncie
Wabash River
The Paroled Luciano Tale From New York to Naples
Luciano remained in the airport lounge awaiting transfer to the Naples morgue. Though he called the United States home, he never became a citizen. In 1936 in New York, Thomas E. Dewey indicted him on 62 counts of compulsory prostitution and sentenced him to up to 50 years. Dewey later paroled and deported him to Italy claiming wartime services, though the details stay murky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Luciano
United States
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York State
Italy
Dr. W D Oldham to Lead CBH Activities Worldwide
Dr. W D Oldham and his family plan a move to Eustis Florida while he maintains Church of God headquarters offices. He will travel nationwide and internationally conducting CBH rallies, with sermons by Oldham and speakers such as Dr. Phillips and Rev. Wallace Deyo.
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Gram
Oldhams
Eustis
Fla
Oldham
Church of God
CBH
Dr. Oldham
Phillips
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate ‘School of Theology
Anderson College
Anderson
Anderson Ministerial Association
Wallace Deyo
Eastside
Hillary C. Rice, Jr
Rice
Tampa
First Church of God
Everett Hartung
Jerry Rouse
Jeanne Phillips
James Vincent
Beverly Rouintree
David Coolidge
A. T. Rowe
Church Council
Loren Owen
Don Noffsinger
Lawrence Withers
Park Place
Gospel Trumpet Company
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Dayton
Ohio
Lima
Akron
Ind
General Ministerial Assembly
God
Gospel Trumpet
U. S
Ripley
Okla
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
United Seminary
Doug
Cable Tabernacle
Christian Brothers Quartet
Longtime Anderson Postal Leader Recalls Growth under Four Masters
The article profiles a veteran postal official who rose from clerk to supervisor and state officer. He led Indiana Postal Supervisors as secretary treasurer and served as a state trustee. From 1954 to 1955 he worked as services assistant in Indianapolis. Under his tenure the Anderson Post Office expanded from 25 carriers and 24 clerks to about 150 employees, serving under three post presidents and four acting leaders, including Mr Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Indiana Federation of Post Office Clerks
Postal Supervisors
Indianapolis
Phillips
Anderson
Mr. Ring
Luciano's Luxury Life Tied to Italian Crime Rumors
The article portrays Charles Luciano as a glamorous, powerful figure seen by authorities as linked to international drug syndicates. While denying ties to vice, he allegedly amassed wealth from royalties and ran operations with figures like Adonis, Costello, and Lanza. Born 1897 in Sicily, he moved to New York at age ten and grew up amid rackets on the Lower East Side.
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Adonis
Legs Diamond
Frank Costello
Socks Lanza
Dutch Schultz
Joe
Masseria
Coney Island
Luciano
Lercara Friddi
Sicily
America
New York
Salvatore
Charles
Lower East Side
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries from Madison area list Rosa Gray 87 of Shirley. Lawrence Davis 21 of Fortville. Lula Kay Bailey 78 near Shirley. Olesa McDonald 78 of Garden City. Joseph Stoner 84 of Pendleton. Notices note funeral Home locations, burial sites, and service times with involved churches and cemeteries.
White Spot Lunch Ham Burgers Tenderloins Deal
Everyday prices advertised at White Spot Lunch on 2226 Columbus Ave offer 8 ham burgers or 6 tenderloins to go for $1. The ad provides phone contact 644-9953.
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Columbus Ave
Dorothy Dunn obituary and Indianapolis death notice
Dorothy F Dunn 53 of Logansport Indiana died Friday at St Josephs Hospital Logansport Born July 20 1908 Vincennes daughter of Robert and Alpharetta Stevens Sister of Mrs Berniece Smith Mrs Glenn Haneline and Mrs Smith brother Albert Stevens Funeral 1:30 Monday Kroeger Funeral Home Logansport burial Mt Hope Cemetery Logan s Sr 64 formerly Anderson resident died Wednesday 6200 Stop 8 Rd Indianapolis services 1 p m today Little and Sons Funeral Home Beech Grove burial Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens Indianapolis
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Dorothy F
Earl E.) Dunn
Rt. 4
Logansport
Ind
Berniece Smith
Tower Rd
Anderson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Vincennes
Robert and
Alpharetta Higgins Stevens
Dunn
Grace Bible Church
Robert Griffith
Glenn Haneline
Huntington
Smith
Albert F. Stevens
Buffalo
N.Y
Kroeger
Paul Grant
Mt. ‘Hope Cemetery
Stop 8 Rd
Indianapolis
Little and Sons
Beech Grove
Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens
Mrs. Reva Kimmerling Dies at 65 in St. John’s Hospital
Reva Kimmerling 65 of 2312 Mounds Rd died 11:30 a.m. Friday in St. John’s Hospital. Born March 11 189% in Frankton she later moved to Anderson area. Survived by husband Shirley JO Kimmerling son Carl Kimmerling daughter Jean Kimmerling three grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home services Monday 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev Donald Tharp burial in IOOF KP Cemetery Frank ton.
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Shirley
Rosa Gray
Shady Haven Rest Home
Muncie
John W
Lewis Gray
Rushville
Ind
Lewis Gray Jr
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
L. Wright
Rushville Presbyterian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Losantville
Lula Bailey
Kennard
Lula ‘Kay Bailey
Marene Fisher
Knightstown
Glen Cove
Reva Kimmerling
Mounds Rd
Shirley JO. Kimmerling
St. John's Hospital
Frankton
Harrison
Minnie Foland Birkinbine
Kimmerling
Jean Kimmerling
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Donald Tharp
Hospital Dismissals and Obituary Notices
Dave Williams 76 former Anderson resident died in Crossville Tennessee. Survived by widow Pearl Wyatt Williams five daughters and four sons. Services held at Newton Church of Christ Crossville burial Newton Cemetery. Also J C Jack death services pending. Dismissals from St John’s Hospital listed incl Doris Moneyhan Helen Parsons Becky Kuch Robert Miller and others in Anderson and surrounding towns.
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Dave Williams
Anderson
Crossville
Tenn
Williams
National Tile and Manufacturing Co
Church of Christ
Pearl Wyatt Williams
Herman Nash
Thomas Phillips
Bob Boland
Walter Boles
Clarence York
Gerald
Ray
Willard Williams
Herbert Williams
Nashville
Newton Church of Christ
Newton
St. John’s Hospital
Doris Moneyhan
7Th St
Helen Parsons
Delaware St
Becky Kuch
Ellenhurst
Robert FE. Miller
Wilbur McCartney
Wasbinder
Chesterfield
Russell Best
Alexandria
Earl Marman
Sherwood
Eugene Barth
Charles Lomberg
Housewives Have Record Food Bill
A record 50 billion dollars of the American bread winner s earnings were spent by American housewives to stock the family cupboards last year. Totals sales in the nation s supermarkets and grocery stores were 3.6 percent above 1960. Non edible items rose faster than edible goods.
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New York
UPI
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