Mass Funeral for 6 of 12 Plane Victims Held
Mass funeral and burial services were held north of Flagstaff for six of the twelve victims of a Grand Canyon aviation disaster. Clergy from Protestant Catholic Mormon and Jewish faiths led an hourlong ceremony as 7,400 people attended. Caskets were laid in a pine-filled cemetery plot in the Grand Canyon Memorial Cemetery with perpetual maintenance planned by TWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Arizo
Arizona City
San Francisco
Trans World Airlines
Grand Canyon
Constellation
United Airlines
TWA
Delbert L. Stapley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Maurice Chester
Jewish Temple
Beth Israel
Phocents
Wyburn
Skidmore
Army
Navy
Marine
Greek quake hailed as largest of the century in the Aegean
Seismologists estimate a major Aegean quake near Greece as perhaps the largest European shock of the 20th century. Dr. Charles Richter of Caltech gauges the temblor near magnitude B, rivaling the 1933 Dipan event, as RabER Radio and TV announce a summer vacation closure from July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adena
Vant
Aegean Islands
Greece
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Tucker Attacks Rardin Over State Loan Tactics
Indianapolis Tribune reports Tucker assails Terre Haute officials led by Mayor Relph and Auditor Bardin for withholding state funds and gas distribution from a $20 000 revolving fund loan. He accuses Bardin of misinformation and says Terre Haute sought bonds to repay the loan while legal action blocked action raising taxes as unfair to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Terre Hate
Relph Tucker
Curtisardin
Vigo County
Altory
Nardin
Terre Haute
Tucker
Bardin
Terre Hasiie
Terre Hante
Pioneer HD Club Founder Honored At Morning Breakfast
Mrs Glenn Boone hosted a breakfast honoring Mrs Ann Atkinson and the Golden Hours Club members who formed the first Home Demonstration Club in Madison County in 1932 at Mrs Boone’s home. Guests included community members and relatives, with readings and reminiscences about club formation and early activities. The gathering also noted recent visits and vacations of local families and a birthday anniversary celebration for Edna McClintock’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
Glenn Boone
Ann Atkinson
Mesdames R. A. Dawkins
Mose Linkenhoker
Earl Myers
Mary Hudson
Pertey
Shuitz
Frank White
Charles Sylvester
Clark Herron
Hazell
Anderson
Marie Anderson
Edith Shetterly
Lapel
Glide McGuire
Rosemary
Northwest
Canada
Blackills
Glacier Park
Alberta
Reno Taylor
Jolly Pals Club
Messrs
Mesdames Perley] Shultz
Rollie Hawkins
Harry White
Bert White
Russell Carmony
Jesse Stalie
Myer Angela West
Otte Mary Mu
Fire demolishes seven buildings in Springfield
Fire swept through seven downtown Springfield structures early Monday causing an estimated 750000 to 1000000 in damage. Thirty residents were displaced from Feonadstory Apartments and two firefighters were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dowstown Springfield
Tpavhig Uf
Death Penalty Proposed for Selling Heroin to Minors
Congress passed a bill to allow a death penalty for anyone who sells or gives heroin to anyone under 18. The measure, after House and Senate approval, awaits President Truman's signature and broadens narcotics penalties nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
U. S
Far
Fes
House
Senate
Kistahower
United State
Treasury Department
Middletown Girl Weds in Church Ceremony
Miss Nancy Kay Meat daughter of Mr and Mrs John Real Middletown and Carl Thomas Muterspaugh son of Mr and Mrs Basil Muterspaugh near Shirley were united in marriage Friday evening June 29 at the Whetstone Congregational Church by Rev A F Byrne. The couple planned to live in Gavin apartments after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Nancy Kay Meat
John Real
N. Sth
Carl Thomas Muterspaugh
Basil Muterspaugh
Shirley
Whetstone Congregational Christian Church
A. F. Byrne
Jo Ant Farmer
Bob Aluterspauch
Basil
Muterspaugh
Kate Real
Jerry
David
Deana Real
Gavin
John Redding
Indianapolis
Texas
John Pure
Martha Calhoun
Alger
Ohio
Donald Bickham
Ernest Burlette
Waytta Ard
Inraj
Lloyd Hebert
New Orleans
Mike
Malcolm Emswiller
Brad
Bill Schmallfeldt
Audtin
Indiana
Wayne Riley
Yendles Fred Riley
Earl Blackurn
Pearl Anderson
Isennard
Jens U
Arts and culture nurture in educated people
The article notes that exposure to literature music and painting is common among educated individuals. It argues that artistic taste can develop in anyone even without personal talent and that in many countries children are introduced early to the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perssons
How Parents Can Foster Art and Music in Children
The article urges parents to integrate art and music into daily life to nurture cultural appreciation. It highlights reading aloud, using phonographs for opera and symphonies, and exposing children to live and recorded performances. It cites a reader question about helping a child develop culture through arts and suggests practical steps and books available at public libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Richard
Ontlare
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Tomorraye
Censorship charge raised over seized pamphlets
Washington reports that the American Friends Service Committee complained the government impounded and partly destroyed pamphlets ordered from abroad. Winslow H. Oshorne said the Post Office released only a fraction after a threat of legal action, with others allegedly destroyed by secret censorship without notice. He accused postal authorities of labeling some pamphlets as following the communist line and problematic for circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Friends Service Committee
Quaker Group
Winslow H. Oshorne
House Judiciary
Posts Office
Kingland
Osborne
Foreign Agents Registration Ac
Bureau of Customs
Post Office Department
United States
New Grand Chaplain Installed at Grand Assembly
Marcia Graybiel was appointed and installed as Grand Chaplain for the 1956-57 term at the annual Grand Assembly at Purdue University. More than 1,500 girls from across the state attended. several Middletown members held officer roles, and other local figures were noted as guests and participants in district activities and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnletown
Ten Rire
Middletown
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Middlelayn
Dine Risen
Jody Lively
Marsha Deckeman
Marcia Graybiel
Lia Tucker
Hope
Susan Fleming
Panny Davis
Sharm Kennerly
Doy Caine
Mary Tamiltor
Shosen
Chicago
Moebert Sanders
Veron van. Zant. Mee
Edwins Sanders
Migvid Sanders
Maurice Shroyers
Renuin
Spiceland
Jane
Tssellollin
John McCoy
Gardens
Cally
Paul Raseberry
Cilillenia
Merley
George
Mary Gaddis
Atder- Sam
Haunaier
Maurice Shreig
Manel
Lance Blake
Prank Wana
Ian
Allen
Chit Velten
Robert
Garnet
Hudson Tit
Shirley
Nise
Marjorie Franch
MS. Samait
Christian Chirehat
Rosemary Redding
Lolly
Sandova
Campy Rakhawonand
Mes
Madey
Ray Pais
Maddy Jone
Carl Thomas
Muterkoh
Nanes Neal
Mpizen
Mis Harry Bicknell
Joven Conk
Mis Millersinniet
Summitville Folk Picnic At Alex Alex
The Live Wire class of the Christian Church enjoyed a picnic supper at Beiilah Park. Devotions by Mrs Stella Pettigrew. Hostesses were Mrs Nellie Tappan Mrs Kathryn Hueston and Mrs Edith Brown. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thetmaan Allen Mr and Mrs Ralph Tappatt and others. The TIFF club met at Mes Belle Pennintore for the last meeting of the season with euchre prizes won by Clara Jones Pavel Cunningham and Maxine Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vunville
Live
Wire
The
Christian Church
Beiilah Park
Stella Pettigrew
Nellie Tappan
Kathryh Hueston
Edith Brown
Thetmaan Allen
Ralph Tappatt
Faye Cunnaighan
Irene Connery
James
Kathryn Hueston
Gerald Gearhart
Tiff Club
Mes
Belle Pennintore
Clara Jones
Pavel Cunningham
Maxine Schultz
Mesdames Darothy Forrest
Betta Forrest
Juanita Kilgore
Nelle Inglis
Faye Cunningham
Herbert Waywire
Ollie Shaffer
Hlinvis
Paul Hanna
Linda
Brenda Johnson
Dunham
Troy Shaffer
Warren
Ralph Chastain
Boone Township
Bureau
Duck Creek
Ray Merril
Ray Hoover
Susan Peters
Andy
Sharon Tloover
Shemer
Wall
Mra
Lewellen
Elwood
Posiliquy
Lee Bassill Andia
Monticello
Hundley
Bassils
Detroit
Exercise for Hips and Waist Segments
A mixed set of gym guidance includes moving the right leg in large circles to slim hips and waist. The text also notes a request for a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lawman for exercise newsletters and a disseminated wartime briefing about British forces in Cyprus and the Greek Cypriot rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lawman
ALLUT
Hicosia
Cyprus
Jerald Templer
Britsh Imperial General Staff
John Harding
Crown
FORA
Ling Fortadepe Dente
Po‘al
YMCA Luncheons and Club Dinners and Swim Classes
Schedule lists Noon Rotary Luncheon and Moon-Exchange Club meeting at the YMCA with events for the Civil Service and Toastmasters. Nearby activities include Indianapolis trip for girls, boys regioners, novice life saving classes, and swim sessions for boys and girls with underage and intermediate levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Moon-Exchange Club
C. of C
National Secretarien
Indianapolis
hRoys
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Dipan
Raber Radio and TV
Rardin
Pioneer HD Club
Gail Clark
Halford Rendolph
Mexico
Edna McClintock
Noblesville Park
McClintock
Edgar Wyant
Charles McGlacken
Tinward McClintock
Ved Metlintock
Promp
Servier
Long's Cleaners
Chrysler
Broadway Sales CO
Broadway Ph
Paramount Theater
Janet Leigh
Ax Virtermount Theater
Neature
Columbia
Rusty
Rusty Draper
Coal
Parai
Myrtla Meyar Eldred
the Arts
Ber
He Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Summitville
Alex
Avery Mater
Wighs
Abdorae Mala the Caine Mnellinn
Josephine Ovalan
Jetters
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Iowa
YMCA
Harry
Ion
ACT
Ciview
Sumons, Gry Macon
Osey Aumont
Alfred Hitch
James . Stewart
Alfred Hichcoc
Ani
Urdeo
Ray Grace
Kally
Tull Peery Sinclair
Broadseay Aid
Willow le the Cat
Mot Partans
Iil
Featuring Nante Nel
Cesis
Cnet
Rick W Raysper
Paramount
Guitar
Lionel Hampton
Heth Jeffries
Africa
Echnicglo
Lake Tippecanoe
Tcaty
Muncie Music Teale
Rossana Ladd
Podesta
Santiago
Nolan
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