Anderson High School Honor Students Cited
Honor Roll students for the final six weeks of the fall semester were announced at Anderson Senior High School. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors named include Townsend Albright, Grace Marie Alexander, Janet Alleman, and many others, reflecting the school’s academic distinction and strict four-subject minimum requirement.
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Anderson Senior High School
Townsend Albright
Grace Marie Alexander
Janet Alleman
Douglas Barron
Mark Barron
Harold Baute
James Campbell
Sandra Carmack
John Cunningham
Patsy Duckworth
Suzanne Eilar
Carla Ewald
Patty Fleece
James Flye
Clifford Guinore
Ruthie Gilmore
Brian Goble
Pattyann Goss
Jack Gray
Linda Goss
Loretta Hamilton
Marilyn Hancock
Michele Hancock
Saundra Heard
Donna Hill
Pauline Horton
Ruth Hudson
Loretta Hull
Jon Hunt
Donna Hutchens
Sandra Hutson
Clara Hutton
Susie Iveson
Susan James
James D. Johnson
Curtis Jones
Jeanette Jones
John Kallenberg
Roger Kellams
Sally Keller
Saundra Kelly
Sandra la Shure
James Steele
June Stroud
Phyllis Jean Swain
Kay Thomas
Pamela Clutch
Molly Tucker
Nancy van Matre
Barbara Watson
Peggy Waugh
Steve Watson
Jerry Williams
Kay Wood
Donald Yanik
Otis Cox
Mary Jane Cronk
Mike Cummings
Pat Jackson
Ruth McAllister
Brenda Abbott
Lana Achor
Sharon Armstrong
Joe Bailey
David Baker
Janet Barron
Pat McKeand
Patricia McLaughlin
Pamela Jo Butterfield
Melanie K. Dalton
Michael Dunn
Randall Gordon
Mary Paul Mason
Bill Maxwell
Barbara Ross
Judi Bingaman
Cynda Bloom
Sandra Gordon
Michael Hur Jey
Sheran Whiteman
Linda Woolf
Junius Winfrey
Kay Snider
Judy Webster
Cynthia Wright
Donna Burton
Janice Byrum
Ronnie Carper
Larry Coates
Connie Gustin
Ann Harris
Janet Wynn
Judith Dilts
Janice Fisher
Sharon McLaughlin
Marilyn Chopson
Mona Clem
Adelia Drake
Judy Duncan
Judith Johnson
Dixie Martin
Gary Moore
Judy Wachob
Paul Abshire
Ann Adams
Barry Atkinson
Mark Barnett
Nancy Barron
Janice Bradley
Marilyn Bryant
Duane Pickard
Janis Council
Paula Heiden
Paula Jones
Carole Presser
Bill Price
Don Ramsey
John Robbins
Paul Yanik
Philip Lar- More
Sharon Lynam
Janet McDaniel
Suzanne Meyer
Florence Olive
Cecil Robinson
Camille Roby
Ellen Wigner
Ann Blue
Janet Bohten
Tom Breitweiser
Carolyn Carr
Pat Hart
Richard Williams
Judith Woods
Howard Bledsoe
Laura May
Carolyn Sargent
Carol Sehrope
Annette Shipman
Thomas Sloane
Richard Smith
Norma Southers
Linda Stires
Nancy Pearson
Daniel Reeves
Sharon Seybert
Phillip Sullivan
Barbara Bowers
Norma Furnish
Nancy Gabel
Joan Gilbert
Anita Glaze
Rosemary Golsh
Ronald McNarney
Ellan Smith
Judith Reed
Earlie Remson
Allene Hart
Dorothy Hill
Tim Lee
Fishersburg WMS Meets In All Day Session
The Wesleyan Church Women Missionary Society met in an all day session at the home of Mrs. Russell Renner. Several local residents were noted visiting or ill, with Colleen Noblitt reported ill with measles and relatives visiting others in the community. AFRICA SPEAKS Newport News Shipbuilding handles increasing African mail from mission schools, used to teach English, with exotic barter promises.
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Fisherburg
WMS
Wesleyan Church
Russell Renner
Pearl Trego
Ancil Edrington
Colleen
William Noblitt
Sherman Ledbetter
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Kenny Strange
Anderson
James Jo
Africa
Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Gold Coast
West Africa
Conservation Meeting Held and Awards Given in Madison County
An Indiana soil conservation meeting in Madison County featured remarks by Rev. William Harrison and updates on district activities. Evan Wilson reported on yearly progress with 195 farmers helped, 95 ASC farms aided, and 4 204 acres receiving fertilization advice. Awards went to Asa Smith for outstanding work and Ted Montgomery for high county 4-H land judging. I B Jones was re-elected supervisor.
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Indianapolis
Ace Aarmers
Delphia
Indiana
Madison County Court
Soil Conservation District
Fred Lowensehuss
Phil
Anderladelphia
Fort Benson
Williamjamin Harrison
Stauffer
Sugar Creek
Ohio
Marion County
Superior Court
At-J
Evan Wilson
Board of Supervisors
ASC
Asa Smith
Jackson Township
Ted Montgomery
Alex
Jandria
Bill Williams
Goodyear Service
Bill” Batchelor
Goodyear
Richard Fish
Highland
David Pennington
Frankton
Madison County
Clint Morgan
I. B. Jones
Green Township
NYC Mayor Wagner vows protection for city teachers
New York Mayor Robert J. Wagner at a news conference promised police protection to any NYC public school principal who feels it is necessary and outlined a plan to place problem students in special schools as tension roils city schools amid a grand jury probe. Police patrols were set at 41 schools. a Brooklyn principal, George Goldfarb, 56, died after leaping from an apartment building as indictments loom.
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New York Gt
Robert J F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
Kings County
Grand
George Goldfarb
Brooklyn
John Marshall
Yat
John Marshal School
Crown Heights
Corsair Lords
Fol & Newsman
Washington
Rep
Williams
D-Miss
Little Rock
New York National Guard
South
New York
United States
Bomb Scare Halts Plane Departure in New York
A Northeast Airlines DC3 bound for Keene New York and Lebanon New Hampshire was delayed 1 hour 25 minutes at LaGuardia after an anonymous caller claimed a bomb and a passenger mother on board. Eastern Airlines confirmed no NH service and authorities found no explosives.
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New York
Northeast Airlines
Keene
N.Y
Lebanon
N.H
Eastern Airlines
New Hampshire
Eastern
North- East
LaGuardia
Batchelor Denied Parole By Army
Claude J. Batchelor, a former soldier convicted of collaborating with Chinese Communists in Korea while a prisoner, has had parole denied by the secretary of the Army. He was among 23 Allied soldiers who refused repatriation after the armistice and originally faced life imprisonment, later reduced to 10 years. Batchelor, of Kermit, Texas, entered the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks on November 19, 1934.
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Ml. LeAvyoinwud H
Kan
Claude J. Batchelor
Korea
Post Information Office
Batchelor
Kermit, Tex
U.S
Chesterfield Opti Club Hosts Demonstration Becomes New Member
Chesterfield Opti Club met in the Party Room with president Mrs Russell Brashear presiding. Mrs Hazel Crump of Anderson demonstrated cake decorating. Wayne Macey joined as a member. Next meeting set for February 27 at 7:30 pm with Anderson Opti and Twilight Opti clubs as guests.
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Chesterfield
Allan Kirby Takes Over Young Post At Alleghany Corp
Allan P. Kirby, financier who backed many Wall Street battles, succeeds Robert R. Young as Alleghany Corp chairman after Young's death. Kirby will also run Alleghany as president and chairs an executive committee. Fred A.M. Kirby named director and executive committee member. Kirby, born 1892 in Wilkesbarre, is a Woolworth heir and director of Woolworth and ITT.
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Allan Kirby
Young Post
NEW Yo G Fury
Woolworth Feir
Allan P. Kirby
Robert R. Young
Wall Street
Young
Alleghany Corp. Alleghany
P. Kirby
New York Central Railroad
Palm Beach
Fla
Alleghany
New York Central
Kirby
Fred AM. Kirby
I Kirby
Morristown
Wilkesbarre
Market Rally Fizzled In Turbulent Trading Day
Investors faced a setback as the market rally faded on Thursday with stocks closing lower amid light volume. Soybeans and corn slumped to new season lows on the Board of Trade while new crop wheat held gains after a modest retreat. rail stocks and steel shares showed little conviction and traders cited ample supplies and weak demand as pressures weighed on prices and sentiment.
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Gil Mary
Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Motor vAmerican
New York
Anaconda
Avco
Chryater
Wall Street
Goodyear
Tingis Central Rails
Lingett
Ms G . Synth Corporation
Kers
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pice Industries
Wedness Radio Corp. of America
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil of Indianes
latudebaker-Packard
United Aircraft
U.S
Hosein
Sfo
Amr
Jqduatriah
Washington
Price Increases Lag Behind GM Cost Rises
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee heard General Motors president Harlow Curtice report that 40 percent of added costs in the 1958 model year, about $51 per unit, were not covered by higher prices. He cited payroll costs as the largest single rise and warned inflation threatens values, urging study of its causes.
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Washington
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Curtice
Senate Antitrust ‘and Monopoly Subcommittee
Chicago Hog Prices Down
Chicago hog prices fell with bids 25 to 50 cents lower and some 73 cents off. About 75 head sold to top at 20 dollars. 200-220 lb hogs 19.75 to 20, 190-230 lb 19 to 19.50, heavier 2-3 grades 18 to 19, a few 17.50 to 18. Sows steady to 25 cents lower, 330-400 lb 17.50 to 18, heavier 16.50 to 17.50. Slaughter steers steady, some low prime to 28, one load high choice, heifers 27.25, good to average 22.50 to 26.25, utilities 18.50 to 22, weaners 21 to 31, prime none. Slaughter hogs weak. good and choice weighed 22.50 to 24. Market for slaughter hogs weak. good and choice weighed 8.50 to 10. Slaughter cow prices 12 to 14. Local fryers and eggs similarly reported. Textiles stronger with cotton cloths selling around 1.74 dollars a yard, wool goods slow. Flourish of market mixed with January fabric deliveries noted.
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Chicago
Ats Ib
Muncie
Abe
Dow
Anderson Poultry - Sts
AS ‘Fries
Leghorn Fries
Leghorn
First United States Hamlet performance in 1788
The year 1788 marked the first U S performance of Hamlet. The report lists livestock prices from Muncie Detroit eggs and Indianapolis grain bids, noting hogs sheep cows calves and calves prices as steady or varied with weight classes and regional bids.
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Indianapolis Grains
Indianapolis
Iocal Mills
United States
New York cat necklace designer creates feline jewelry
Mary Prime reports Lois Munroe, Park Avenue decorator and home furnishings expert, offers adjustable kitten pearl necklaces called puss n purrl collar. The product features fake stone pendants in gold plate and color variants matching birthstones or cat eyes. Munroe, who balances a full time job and a husband, says cats ignore the jewelry. owners enjoy the look.
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Mary Prime
United Press
New York
Lois Munroe
Park Avenue
Robert
American Viscose ‘Corp
Weather and social visits across the United States
A garbled weather list and social notes from many cities report cloudy or snowy conditions and clear skies. The item mentions PTA meetings led by Sam Snyder in Fort Worth and visits by Mrs. Beulah Condon and family among other local guests.
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U.S
ESS
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Linwood
PTA Organizar
Detroit
Leach Fargo
Sam Snyder
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Cyrus Brown
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Thomas Stanley
Los Angeles
Memphis
Ed Poole
Miami
Moonville
Milwaukee
Robert Poole
Orestes Mpls-St. Paul
Moon- Moline
Ville
Seattle
Beulah Condon
Tampa
Patty Brown
Anderson
Washington
Winnipeg
Rey Head
Linwood Patrons Convene and Tragedy at Greenfield Crossing
Linwood patrons gathered after a fatal accident at a county road crossing near Greenfield where Carlton Dailey of Indianapolis died when struck by a westbound Pennsylvania railroad passenger train. He drove a one ton truck for an Indianapolis electrical firm. The article also notes an upcoming Long Fest at Mechanicsburg Methodist Church on Sunday February 2 at 7:30 pm featuring The Mellonotes, a women’s trio from Chesterfield, and the Crusaders Quartet from Anderson. Lapel Volunteer Firemen will attend Sunday service at 9:30 am as a unit.
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Greenfield
Triianapolis
Pendleton iPost
Carlton Dailey
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis Electrical Company
Mechanicsburg Methodist Church
Mellonotes
Woman's Trin
Chesterfield
Crusaders Quartet
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Points For Parents Mother and Daughter Nursery School Debate
A mother discusses her child Belly who resists nursery school while another parent argues that children’s wishes and needs diverge. The exchange notes that parental decisions must balance desire for socialization with the child’s comfort and readiness.
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Barbaras
Government Bonds Hit Hard Thursday
U S Government bonds were hit hard Thursday by the treasury refunding offerings totaling 1644 million dollars of maturing obligations. Losses reached 1s points. Corporate bonds withstood the effect, with investment grade issues advancing slightly on light volume. Rails, industrials, utilities and foreign dollar bonds closed narrowly mixed as corporate trading declined from the prior day.
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New York
U.S
Treasury
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