State Returns Part Of Vaccine Allocation
Indiana and other states returned 2 491 095 doses of the war on polio vaccine. Public health officials said demand remains high in Indiana despite a polio outbreak while urging parents to vaccinate children. Vaccine producers noted 216 934 doses were supplied by Iv Co Indianapolis with broader distribution plans hindered by state waivers.
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IV & Co
Indianapolis
Indiana
Andrew C. Offust
Hart van Riper
National Foundation
New York
Chicago
van Riper
The
Public Health Service
Genochio Named HFC Head Here
Household Finance Corporation appoints J H Genochio as manager of the 12th Street branch office. He joined HFC in 1951 as a field representative and previously led the Cincinnati branch office. The item notes earlier agricultural machinery figures from 1911 and 1932 but is unclear on context.
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Household Finance Corporation
J. H. Genochio
FE 12Th St
HFC
Fie
Cincinnati
Dro Promoted to Sales Manager for Indianapolis Division
F McK Blough announced the promotion of Robert C. Dro to sales manager reseller for the Indianapolis Division. Dro joined Standard Oil in 1931 and has held roles in Indianapolis and Chicago before today s promotion.
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F_ McK. Blough
Standard Oi Company
Robert C. Dro
Indianapolis
Dee
RP. Wendellin
Chemical Specialty
Chicago
Dre
Indiana University
Standard
Atiwil
Frankton Club Meets In Elwood
The Frankton Service Club gathered at Calloway Park Elwood Tuesday night for its annual picnic hosted by Mrs Rhuey Burger. Attendees included Mrs Dela Dygens president Mesdames Nebb Fayems Swart McCord Soeding Meese Bessie Jrouk Nellie Remington Freedu Rivers Betty Courtney Mary cade Clara Fetty Milta Klay Jons Rhuey Burger and guests Mrs David Courtney Mrs Mary Javise Castor Pixie Fetty Miss Florence Barr and sister Mary Lou.
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Frankton
Frankton Service Club
Calloway Park
Elwood
Rhuey Burger
Charles Wilson
Atrs
Barbee
Joseph's Hospital
Wilkinson Garriott Family Golden Wedding Anniversary
The Garriott family of Wilkinson marks a golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Garriott and his wife operated a Wilkinson grocery for decades, later settling at their home in Wilkinson. The couple has two daughters, Amy Lett and Marjorie Crossing, and eleven additional relatives, including grandchildren and in-laws.
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Wilkinson
Dad Mes
John W. Garriott
Wil
Truelook
Kinson
Kinson Christian Church
Garriott
Masuuie Lodge
Martha E. Anderson
New Castle
Marjorie Crossing
G. Carey
Middletown
House defeats atomic power plants measure in Senate bid
The House rejected a Senate passed bill to direct the Atomic Energy Commission to launch a 400 million dollar program to build power reactors. The 203-191 vote shelving the plan followed hours of debate led by opposing and supporting factions over government versus private power, with Eisenhower’s support noted amid partisan split.
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Senate
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Jan
Lewis Strauss
Senate House
Hearl Energy Committee
Strauss
House
ADC
Eisenhower
Strass
Cole
Alexandria Social Activities Reunion of 193 graduating class
Alexandria notes recall a reunion of the 193 graduating class of Alexandria High School with a fried chicken dinner at Abner Bhat Christian Church. Thelma McNeil elected president and Valera Shaw secretary treasurer. Attendees include numerous residents from Alexandria and surrounding towns, with a birthday observance for Joseph Kuhn Sr. Also mentions four soldiers completing the fourth elementary grade in the U.S. Army during fiscal year 1950.
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Alexandria
Oid
Aleexandria High School
AberBhat Christian Church
Thelma McNeil
Alessandria
Valera Shaw
Orestes
Preston Adams Aind
Joseph Kuln
iSr
Messrs
Wel Mesdames
Bernard Pyl
Swayzre
Robert Kuhn
Maviatin
Land
Terry Kuhn
Richamond
Joseph Kubodryduyen
Rita
Dosenh
U.S. Army
Norge Tri Level Refrigerator Trade In Offer
Sobel Furniture Co. at 1730 Market presents an OW trade in on a Norge Tri Level refrigerator. Customers can receive up to 250 dollars trade in value.
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Norge
Sobel Furniture Co
Alexandria High School resignations and injuries report
Alex instructor Raymond Hulee at Alexandria High School resigns and moves to Howe High School in Indianapolis. Injuries include Mrs. Harry Stevens fracturing her shoulder after a stair fall at home and transfers between Mercy Elwood Ball Memorial Muncie hospitals. An ambulance transfer occurred for Pete Thompson to Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Alexandria
Raymond Hulee
Alexandria High School
Hulee
Howe High School
Indianapolis
Harry Stevens
Powo
Scott
Addition
Pete Thompson
River Ave
Robert Long Hospital
Davis and Stridord
Stock Market Mixed as Tuesday Trading Edges Higher
The day saw a slim market gain with the Dow and rail stocks mixed while steel and oil issues fluctuated. Volume reached about 2.04 million shares with the American Stock Exchange showing mixed prices amid labor and settlement hopes.
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New York
Matern - Amur
Tel & 1
du Ponte Et
Mette Seis
Billie Scoscuseienicens
Illinalt Central
Nhce
Varnis
Ind Ts Hiuernational
Harry Lynch Corp
Montgomery Yorhetlonel Tile Bue
Ralf
Ait ST Cams
Niities
Standard Oil
Studebaker-Packad
United
American Stock Exchange
An & Peer
Wiewaed
Union Taste
Westinghouge U Sa
Bond Market Ends Mixed After Early Losses
The bond market closed Tuesday with utilities, industrials and investment quality issues retreating while rails finished mixed after earlier declines. U S government bonds declined in over the counter trading and long term issues showed weakness. Corporate trading rose to 361000 par value on the board from 327000 Monday.
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New York i
U. S
Shirley Brownies Plan Ice Cream Social at Wilkin son Band Stand
The Wilkinson Brownie Troop will host an ice cream social Friday August 3 from 7 to 9 p m at the Wilkinson band stand. Homemade cake pie ice tea coffee and pop will be served to raise funds for the troop treasury. In case of rain the event moves to the Wilkinson VFW Hall.
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Shirley
Wilkinson
Wilkinson Vfw
Shirley Lions Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry [Farlin
Larry Harlan
Ani. Aas
Ralph Kaufman
Tilden Lipp
Dtr
Las Moine Hurrel
Cal“las Turner
Russell Kennedy
Fields
Walter James
Loyal Lassies In Highland Session
The eighth meeting of the Highland Layad Lassies was held in Highland on Thursday. President Carolyn Hacker called the session to order. Susan Mexander and Wanda Hower led pledges to the American and Flag symbols. Demonstrations covered edible items and crafts by Susan Alexander Necky Wend Barbara Raper Jeanette Patterson Jena Huppis and others.
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Bethany
Highland
Carolyn Hacker
Susan Mexander
Wanda Hower
Susan Alexander
Sharon Bronienberg
Jena Huppis
Shelia Armington
Diane Hartman
Jeannine Rays
Feggy Richman
Mary Gentry
Dean Gartigns
Lassies
Summitville Club Hosts Picnic and Meeting in Beulah Park
Summitville The Victory Club held a noon picnic at the 421 building Beulah Park Alexandria with a afternoon meeting led by Mrs Velia Watson. Attendees included Mrs Juanita Cox and many members. next meeting set for August 1 at Mrs Velma Watson’s home. Also notes on local guests and community events and a separate report of electrocution in Brookville Indiana and a remark about Michigan State University as an agricultural institution.
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Summitville
Victory Club
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Velia Watson
Lewis Jones
Attorn
Ball
Juanita Cox
Soux
Tattending
Mesdames Glenith
Beeson
Tessie Coty
Vivian Kshaw
Anna Belle Tee
Violet Incl
A Doyner
Lula Martin
Nin ‘Ner Smith
Emma Thurston
Donna Stanley
Esta Thurston
Ethel, Wall
Velma Watson and Sons
Mildred Woodruft
Gathel Richards
Irene Richards
Velma Watssor
James McLain
Bert Wayer
Joe Rogers
Nanes
Muncie
Natty McLain
Anderson
Affe
Mary Melain
Keith Thekerson
David Abernethy
Virgil Dickerson
Robert Marley
U.S. Army
Somerset School
Marley
Wabasi
Afr
Lawrence Marley
Ralph Brovies
Floyd Mamillon
Allende
County Faror
Farm Bureau Board
Isvac Wilson
Grace Shores
Olive
Mastern Star
Bartha Swain
Rey
Clarence Caok
Logan Hinshaw
Muncie Livestock Markets Report Steady to Down Slightly
Cattle and lamb prices eased in Muncie with steers and heifers showing modest declines. Calves and cows held near steady levels as buyers focused on nearby delivery and immediate shipment needs amid mixed market activity.
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Y York
Lower Receipts Boost Hogs in Chicago Market
Lower receipts boosted hog prices with sows selling 25 cents higher and butcher hogs at 16 1/4 to 17 dollars. Salable hogs totaled 7000 head, 1000 under forecasts, with 200 to 260 pound hogs at 16.75 to 17.15. Cattle receipts reached 8000 with steers steady to 1.25 lower and prime steers topping 28.75, while vealers sold 20.4 to 22.0. Sheep and lambs also quoted higher on lighter run.
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Muncie
MAAN
Chicago
Wfe
Chicago Grains Close Strong on Board of Trade
Grains closed firm with wheat, corn, and soybeans higher amid slow early dealings and short covering in late trading. Soybeans and products show weakness in vegetable oil amid fluctuating crush data from the government. soybeans for October through December delivery advance as demand grows.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Munday
Jeor
Cenug Bureau
Completion Nears For Two School Projects In Anderson
Excerpts report exterior work finished on the Twenty-Ninth Street and St. Marys High School additions and a new township building set to open with 259 pupils. Contractor Mike Weis notes brick work complete on St Marys project and township completion will free space for students.
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Nesrine
Pio
Anderson
Feria
Pendleton Estate Sale Featured Near Mechsinburg Location
Mary Pardue estate sold by guardian Elizabeth Holt at 1833 Noble Street plus other listings. Auctioneer Bob Lege and Bradley Kel dant alliances manage the Pendleton area sale with personal property and real estate to be offered Saturday at 1:00 PM.
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Pendleton
Mary
Pardue
Bradley & Keldant
Alletiance
M— S. Shrover
Theutehald Ganda
Noble Street
Bob Lege
Elizabeth Holt
Guardian
Mechsniceburg
Egg
M. Wind
Suchonter
Pendleton Banking Company
Mary J. Pardue
Superiy Court
Madison County
Indiana
Township
Madixon County
Mary T
Bradley& Kellum
Avellonaris
DeArmond
Jooram & NeArmond
Miya
Tnt Presonglep
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Eimer Peivers
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Michigan State University
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Hate Correction Board
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Witchester
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