Group Tours Culver Academy by YMCA Trip
A 24 boy group and six adult leaders from the Anderson Branch YMCA visited Culver Military Academy Indiana on Sunday. Led by Ted Stewart they attended chapel services with cadets, toured the campus, watched a cadet parade, and later sailed Lake Maxinkuckee aboard Culver’s three masted schooner. Adults include Lowell Bennett Bob Rariden Lester Hunt Robert Cahoon John Sell and Ted Stewart.
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Anderson
Culver Military Academy
Ind
Ted Stewart
George Taggart
First Methodist Church
Maxinkuckee
Culver’s
Lowell Bennett
Bob Rariden
Lester Hunt
Robert Cahoon
John Sel
New streets in Ley-A Conn named for birds
Ley-A Connecticut opens new streets named after birds including Chickadee Lane Robin Road and Whippoorwill Drive.
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Ley- A
Conn
Chickadee Lane
Robin Road
Oil firms clash over riverbed contract in Indiana
In Indiana, a court invalidated an exclusive contract between Lynch Oil Producers and the state over Wabash River bed drilling. The ruling halts Lynch operations, with the state to pay Lynch $65,000 instead of the contested $170,000. The case centers on leases and profits from oil in the river bed now redirected to the state.
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Lynch
Indiana
Royue
Lynch Indianapolis
Lam Conservation Department
Homer Brown
Oil and Gas Direct
Wabash
N Oil
Mount Vereenon
Hebert
General Motors
Statenefit
Powers
GAO
Cadillac
Senate legal talk and laughter mix in congress clash
In a cerebral Senate exchange, lawmakers spar over law basics with humor. Senator Ervin and Senator Clark trade quips about lawyers and judges as Douglas laments judicial arrogance. The mood shifts to lighter references to Gilbert and Sullivan as hours pass. Saskatoon note adds that Don Rezanoff’s operator’s license was suspended for standing on his motorcycle saddle.
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Washington
Hoxing ‘Commission
Senate
Uni
Sam J. Ervin’ Jr
DNC
Joseph
Clark
England
Sen
Paul Douglas
D- Ad
Douglas
Supreme’ Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Douglas’ Moody
Saskatoon
Don Rezanoff
Former J U Traction Employees Reunion at Shadyside
Former Indiana Union Traction Company employees gathered for the 17th annual reunion at Shadyside. Presiding were Mrs Renna French of Indianapolis and Arthur Kimm of Anderson, with veterans including Clarence Jackson of Marion, Sol Elmore of Anderson, and Tom McMahan of Anderson.
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Indiana
Washington
Union,Traction Company
General~ Accounting
General Motors' Corp
Shadyside
Renna_ French
Indianapolis
Anderson
Thomas “McMahan
John Padgett
Grover Ireland
Cen
Girls State speaker highlights value to young women
In Fordsville 1956 discussion Miss Miller spoke on Girls State value for young women, noting the program aids understanding of government. She described a Washington visit, and with Miss Leigh Smith was presented to Kiwanians by Mrs. Cecil Carmichael. William Schofield chaired the meeting.
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Fordsville
American Legion
Cecil Carmichael
George Hackett _Legion Auxiliary
William Schofield
Herbert Kallenberg
Causes Outlined For Delinquency In Youth Study
INDIANAPOLIS Based on a survey by the Governor's Council on Youth more than 100000 questionnaires were sent statewide. The study found juvenile delinquency believed to be rising with factors including broken homes lack of parental discipline drinking narcotics religious influence and accessibility of automobiles cited across age and gender groups.
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Indianapolis
Council On Youth
Indiana Council For Children and
Indianna Council
Mildred French
French
Iridiana
Mounds Kiwanis Plans Curfew Study Meeting Today
The Mounds Kiwanis Club will meet today at 7 p.m on the Glen Pittsford farm just east of Anderson to discuss deterrents to delinquency. The group, headed by Phil Smith, will hear debate on curfew laws and parental education with mixed views on punishment for children and adults over and under 25. Theta Burkett was moved from St John’s Hospital to her home at 109 Sunn ym ead Drive after an ambulance transfer.
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Kiwanis Club
Glen Pittsford
Anderson
Phil Smith
Caren
Twi Life Optimists Meet Last Evening
The Twi Life Optimists club at Farris Cafeteria held a session led by Wayne Wright in Floyd J. Foust's absence as president. Harry Pren-Hiss, a noted horse race announcer, showed films of the latest Hambletonian and Brown Jug races. Next meeting will feature Glen Alrey on the history and development of the Railway Express.
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Twi-Life Optimist Club
Farris
Wayne Wright
Floyd J. Foust
Harry ,Pren- Hiss
D. C
Glen Alrey
Yelton to speak at Exchange Club noon lunch
Fred Yelton, safety director and chairman of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce roads committee, will address Exchange Club members and guests at the YMCA Old Salem room noon today. President Charles Gaus presides and Gerald Huey will introduce him. Yelton will discuss the federal highway system and its impact on the Anderson area.
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Rotary
Anderson Rotary Club
YMCA
Dan’ Brown
Robert Shaul
Ohio, Plate. Glass Company
Fred Yelton
Delco-Remy
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Roads Committee
Exchange
Old Salem
Charles Gaus
Gerald Huey
Yel
Anderson
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