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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1954
Page
7
A grisly traffic death in Indianapolis leaves a draped female figure motif tied to Nike and Artemis imagery. Officials uncover a statue-like display linked to a local decay of urban art, signaling a strange midday incident with lingering questions.
Funeral services for Alonzo Stanley will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Davis and Shieler Funeral Home with Rev. Clayton Steele in charge. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery in An slerson.
Members of the Christian Congregation Ladies Aid convened at the Alexandria church for an all day session with a noon potluck served by hostess Mrs. Everett Millspaugh. Plans for the annual Fair food booth were made under president Mrs. John Fox as the next meeting was set for Beulah Park in July.
Charles Kirchner, 34, of North Vernon, was killed Thursday in a quarry near here when a truck collided with a loading machine. The death occurred at the stone quarry, and authorities are investigating the incident.
Bouquet Flower Shop offers clearance on rose bushes at $1 each and bedding plants at 25 cents per dozen, inviting shoppers to save on a seasonal plant sale.
Washington 47 The Hose Judiciary Committee approved a bill to impose the death penalty for peacetime espionage and require registration of foreign saboteurs and spies. The measure, backed by Ally Gen Brownell, expands sab otage definitions as part of a broader anti subversion program. The House has already passed wiretap evidence for national security prosecutions and weighs citizenship loss for certain convicts. Indiana plan to borrow millions from banks to fund public works also moves forward.
Tuberculosis clinic meeting scheduled at the association office on East Dh Street with Dr James Styll from Indianapolis in charge. Executive secretary Mrs Evalin L explains chest x rays have been mailed and further details follow.
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