Mrs Shipley and Hanlin Die in Anderson Thursday
Funeral services were held for Henry George 63 of 208 E 36th St in Anderson with Rev Eugene E Vickery leading at Brown and Butz Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Interment followed at Anderson Memorial Cemetery George a Scotland native had lived in Anderson 37 years Marie Kinley Hughes 65 wife of George W Hughes of 108 Central Way Edgewood died Thursday at home Survived by husband son Col K Hughes three grandchildren and two Pendleton relatives The body was taken to Brown and Butz for funeral arrangements
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Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Several obituary notices report deaths across Madison and nearby counties. Fred C. Hayes of New Castle dies after illness. Homer Wilson of Waukegan Ill. dies. Laura Shipley Elwood and Mabel Pitser of Marion listed in funeral notices. Mary Wachstetter of Anderson and Reatha Raison of Irondale also noted, with Sayre of New Castle killed in motorcycle crash.
Very Rev William Haas named eighth president of Providence College
The Very Rev William F Haas age 37, former Indiana professor and Notre Dame faculty, becomes Providence College’s eighth president and youngest in history succeeding Very Rev Vincent C Dore who remains chancellor. Haas, a Providence gradu ate from Newark New Jersey, has taught at Wabash College and Notre Dame.
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Indiana
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N.J
Train Delayed By Bridge Fire On Railroad Line
A blaze on the Potomac bridge carrying the main East Coast railroad halted trains for nearly four hours after starting about 1 30 am. EDT. Firemen and boats battled the 100 yard wooden span with eight workers escaping unharmed. Damage estimated at 25000 to 50000 dollars.
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Cigarette Warning Delayed Four Years by Conferees Agreement
Washington reports House and Senate conferees agreed to a four year delay before cigarette advertisements must carry health hazard warnings. The compromise rejects immediate FTC mandated warnings, aligning with a House bill banning such requirements for now and a Senate bill proposing a three year ban.
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