Peace Sellers On Road Promoting Worldwide Peace Pact
It profiles Ewing Cockrell of Warensburg Missouri urging support for a world peace program. Quotes from Eisenhower Macmillan Khrushchev and de Gaulle frame disarmament and UN authority, while Cockrell faults bureaucrats for stifling ideas. He remains hopeful amid hydrogen bombs and powerful armed forces.
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F Dales
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
England
Harold Macmillan
France
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Eisenhower
Ewing Cockrell
Warensburg
Cockrell
Cockrel
United Nations
Macmillan
Jong Ru
Khrushchev
Shirley Teacher To Markleville Marks Hiring Move
Shirley teacher Mrs ainanit is set to join Markleville High School as principal and teacher. The piece notes former Shirley grade school head Mrs Maines held a long tenure. social items include a birthday dinner for several locals at Kennard town hall and a Live Wire Class surprise at Shirley Shelter House. War Mothers served a turkey supper with music by local performers and a choir, while residents share hospital and family visit news.
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Ainanit
Markleville
Maines
Shirley
Byron Wright
Mary Lou McDanield
Betty Delph
Kennard Town Hall
Shirley Methodist Church
Shirley Shelter House
Larson Denny
Forrest Camplin
Robert Isehart
Mick Cronk
Elsie Martin
Shirley Christian Church Choir
Becky Cupp
Eva Rozzell
Lorna
Davison
Joan Cupp
Barbara Libby
R. B. Myers
Edwin Pasko
Webb Patton
Lois Howell
Monte
Elsie Hufford
St John's Hospital,Anderson
Morris Mackey
Indianapolis
Lester Maines
Zara Clawson
Rushville
Army Air Defense Command Announces New Recruits
Four men enlisted in the United States Army this week under the Army Air Defense Command. Virgil Eldridge, 21, from Rt. 1, is assigned to San Francisco after base training and two years of service. Gerald Rees, 31, of 3rd Street, Harold Stephens, three years in Signal Corps, and Gene Knight, 18, of 2514 E. 7th St., three years Military Police Corps also enlisted. Eldridge joins a defense command under NORAD, with transfers to one of 23 sites post training. Contact Set Stewart for more information at the Anderson Post Office building.
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Yip Sener
Toca ‘Army
United States’ Army In Defense Command
Virgil Eldridge
Jerico Eldridge
Rt. 1
San Francisco
Calif
Defense Command
Eldridge
Army Set
Stewart
Air Defense ‘Command
Pir
Army
Ai Defense Command
North American Air Defense Command
Avg
Navyir Force
Marines
Roya Sanadian’ Air Force
The
Command
Air [Defense Command
Set
Stewarts Office
Flor
Anderson
Bulding
Byrum Art Books Gifted to Anderson College Library
The Ruthven Holmes Byrum collection of about 150 art volumes is donated by Anna Mae Byrum and housed in the Charles E. Wilson Library. The gift includes color prints, biographies, and works by El Greco, Rembrandt, Sargent, Constable, and more, with memorial book plates and notes from Dr. Robert H. Reardon.
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Amperson T
Ruthven Holmes Byrum
Anna ‘Mae Byrum
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College Department of Art
Robert H. Reardon
Reardon
W. A. Crim
Park Road Church
Crim
Byrum
el Greco
Rembrandt
Sargent
Start
Millet
Gainsborough
Vermeer
Leonardo
Bezanne
Var Ruysdael
Constable
Giorgutlone
Carlo
Carla Giotto
Frans Hals
Picasso
Peter Bruegel
j|Lautrec
Lamet
Rubens
Valestiques
Michelangelo
Benjamin
West
Allan Cunningham West
Benjamin West
James Barry
William Blake
John Opie
George Morland
Edward Bird
Henry Fusel
Hoosier Salon
John Her
On Art Institute
Pro
Anderson College
Old Main
Anderson Society of Artists
Anderson Civic Art Association
Miller Leachman Vows In Church
Barbara Joan Leachman and Richard Miller were married at First Christian Church Summitville in a July ceremony. Rev. Richard Moore officiated with organist and soloist performances. The bride wore a white nylon lace gown with a fingertip veil. attendants and family wore coordinated outfits. The couple will reside in Marion after a trip through Michigan. The bride and groom are Marion area graduates employed locally. The nearby Great Lakes Basin Compact legislation was approved by the Senate and sent to the House.
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Summitville
First Christian Church
Barbara Joan Leachman
Gerald Leachman
Richard. Miller
Carl C. Miller
Marion
Richard Moore
Robert Cranmer
Ronald DeLong
Sabrina
Carolyn Hensley
Alexandria
Brian Bragg
William Leachman
Robertackson
Charlene Frazier
Lin
Dda Miller
Davis
Cornucopia Shares Suspended Amid Fraud Probe
The SEC ordered the suspension of Cornucopia Gold Mines stock, a firm linked to Pittsburgh investor Belle, to halt alleged fraudulent acts in its securities dealings. Belle had fled to South America on July 4 after being charged last week with fraudulent conversion of 82500. The action follows ongoing investigations into the company's financial affairs.
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Suai
Cornuucopia
Pittsburgh
Belle
South America
Securities and Exchange Commission
Cornucopia
Gingham Gown Club Donates To Clinic
Summitville report from Gingham Gown Home Demonstration Club shows a ten dollar donation to Van Ness Clinic and notes reports on carnival and style show. Next meeting August 26 with Doris Frazier. Funeral services for Frank M Handley held in Methodist Church with out of town attendees. Burial Vinson Cemetery. TIN Club plans Indianapolis tour August 7. Mrs. Overshiner mourns death of niece Mrs. John Nordin of Minneapolis. Ada Dickey visits Fairborn Ohio with Brooks Sefton family.
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Summitville
T and M
Alexandria
Euhgene Maynard
Fred Overshiner
van Ness Clinic
Maynard
Grace Blake
Kay Wisehart
Thelm
Lawson
Doris Frazier
Methodist
Frank M. Handley
Lloyd D. Wyatt
Robert Cranmer
Beverly Pollard
Vinson Cemetery
TIN Club
Martha Payne
Indiapolis
John Nordin
Minneapolis
Nordin
Ada Dickey
Fairborn
Ohio
Brooks Sefton
Kokomo
Wesley Guild Meeting At Holloway Home
The July meeting of the Wesleyan Guild was held at Mrs Larry Holloway's home. Devotions were led by Mrs John Scott and Miss James Glebe presented the program. The business portion was led by president Mrs. Robert Granger. Attendees included the Shrake and Dabney families and friends from Indianapolis to Bloomington. Several members traveled for social gatherings in Morristown and Chicago. Postmaster nominations for Indiana were announced by President Eisenhower, naming Hayward A. Claybaugh Argos Austin H. Flanders Carmel Wyman L. Wells Coal City and Clarence R. Keane Wheat t. Cuba's export hub status noted.
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Donald Dudley
Br¢mall McCormack
Halford Poot
T Anderson
Morristown
Helen Barr
Pauline Custer
Bessie Redding Greenfield
Earl Grandson
Indianapolis
Scott Standison
Malcolm Sayers
Chicago
Geneva Hawkins
Larg
Fla
Ray’ Collins
Leonard Pottert
Ray Maury
Sant Jose
California
Markleville
Washington
J. Eisenhower
Senate
Indiana
Hayward A. Claybaugh
Austin H. Flanders
Wyman L. Wells
Coal City
Clarence R. Keane
Price Fixing Trial For 42 Area Auto Dealers
Grand jury convenes in Washington area for 12 dealers including all 17 Ford, 14 Chevrolet, and 11 Olds franchised dealers. Indictments allege Sherman Act violations with penalties up to one year and $30,000 fines.
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
Chevrolet
Great Washington
Ssn
Oldsmobile
Brown Bureau Cake Bakers Gain Awards
The Hancock County Farm Bureau held amateur and cake baking contests at Wilkinson School cafeteria with Judge panel from Rural Youth. Winners included vocalists and pianists from divisions led by Mrs Smith and Mrs Dasel Smith, while Thelma Friddle announced future Farm Bureau events and scholarships.
Hancock Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights in Riley Park
Shirley reports Hancock County Farm Bureau picnic at Riley Park shelter house Greenfield. Kenneth Rushton of Brown Township took second in Division 3 and Carolyn Rushton second in Division 4 in the County amateur contest. Jeanette Kennedy of Brown Township and Helen Rushton also placed in Division 1 and 2 cake baking. Ralph Friddle and spouse attended the District 6 meeting near Modoc Randolph County.
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Hancock Bureau
Riley Park
Shirley
Hancock County
Farm Bureau
Greenfield
Kenneth Rushton
Brown Township
Carolyn Rushton
Jeanette Kennedy
Helen Rushton
Phoebe Green
Ralph Friddle
District 6
Modoc
Randolph County
Surplus Property Aid for Indiana Institutions
Indiana institutions receive 1 008 572 dollars in surplus property from the United States, including typewriters, desks, and clothing. The distribution covers schools colleges hospitals civil defense and other state facilities as part of a broader aid program amid pressurized international defense debates.
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Indiana
J. M. Roberts
Lebanon
Associated Press
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Indi
Eisenhower
Clark
T. Drayer
Kremlin
Security ‘Council
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Khrushchev
Middle East
Iraq
West
Perry
Tlm
York
Khrush- New York
U. S
Dukes
London
WCTU July Meeting Highlights and Local Notes
The WCTU met at Mrs. Nina Elliott’s home with eight cooperative dinners and guests from the Loyal Temperance Legion. Officers were elected: Mrs. Maxine Hurley president, Mrs. Hassel Flem vice president, Mrs. Florence Bronnenburg treasurer, Mrs. Leila Adams recording secretary, and Mrs. Mae High corresponding secretary. Lena Louis retires as president. Nina Elliott led devotions. Fourteen members attended. next meeting August 20 with Mrs. Allen Davis. Mrs. Mamie Mattison of Detroit visited relatives here after the death of another sister, Lena Greenlee. A number attended the Silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers at the Christian Church, with a surprise noon pitch-in dinner. Horatio Dockter of 330 W Vineyard St. suffered a heart attack and was taken to St. John’s Hospital.
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Allen Davis
Mamie Mattison
Detroit
Marie Rector
Lena Greenlee
Charles Sellers
Christian Church
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
A compact guide offers practical tips for securing dentures more firmly. It covers denture fit checks, adhesive options, cleaning routines, and wearing tips to improve stability and comfort for daily use.
Scholarship To Honor Dead Test Pilot Kincheloe
Purdue University will name a scholarship in memory of Capt Sven Kincheloe Jr. 34, the Air Force top test pilot killed in a California jet crash. The fund, supported by Kincheloe’s family and donors, will honor his potential as the first outer space flier in the X15 program.
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Pamela Unger
Joyce
Robb
Linda Unger
Linda Begin
Pauletta Jackson
Johnny Fund
Flowerscoleson
Hanging Rock
Iven C
Mrs Hurley Heads 100F And Rebekahs In Middletown
The Rebekah and old Fellow Lodges held family night and a fish fry at the lodge hall. Local residents report recent visits and family trips including Canada, New York, and Ohio. James Basey and Raymond Fink families were mentioned with relatives in Fort Wayne and Warren. Steve Smith underwent major surgery at St John’s Hospital Anderson.
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Hurley
Rebekahs Wctu
Middletown
Gilman
Virgil Brown
Lela Jones
Diana Brown
Canada
New York
Ohio
James Basey
Alice Basicker
Cassandria Decker
Larry Decker
Indianapolis
Lee Smith
Maurice Matthew
Like Matthew
Gertrude Ferguson
Warren Steve
Smith
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
New Light on the World of Dreams Feature
Reader’s Digest August issue cites University of Chicago studies to explore when dreams occur during sleep and whether dreaming signals distress. The piece promises accessible science and urges readers to grab the August issue at newsstands.
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Reader's Digest
University of Chicago
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