State Watches Senate Flood Curb Measure
Indiana farmers await U S Senate action on a point four flood control and aid program tied to a 1957 act. Reddick of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee notes funding will aid June and July flood losers, with possible adjustments as Washington surveys counties. Matching funds require a 25 percent farmer share.
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UPI
U.S. Senate
Indiana
Senate
Reddick
Indiana Office of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Washington
Europe's Jazz Hepness Surprises Europe and Beyond
In London Eddie Condon recalls how European audiences and critics absorb jazz, noting Belgium’s early documented study of jazz and the varied reactions from derision to ecstasy. The piece traces jazz’s European entry from the 1920s through postwar visitors, including Armstrong and Bechet, and ends with a humorous exchange on the nature of jazz.
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United’ State
Belgium
Robert Goffin
Benny Goodman
New Orleans
London
Europe
Mississippi
Fats Waller
Duke Elling
Jon
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
Tommy Ladnier
Eddie South
Bennie Carter
Coleman Hawkins
Cal Calloway
Sidney Bechet
Britain
Elvis Presley
Bill Haley
Lou
Armstrong
Royal Festival Hall
Vallee Nostalgia and Rise of the First Crooner
Historians mark Hubert Prior Vallee as a Roaring 20s niche figure and early crooner. The Maine born saxophonist became radio’s Rudy Vallee Hour pioneer, fueling a star-making era while noting his nose voice and pitch as keys to success. He tours Eastern Seaboard clubs today, balancing sax, singing and standup while skipping press from the past.
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N.Y
Roaring 20S
Hubert Prior Vallee
Rudy
Frank Sinatra
Elvis Presley
Rudy Vallee
Vale
Agabond
Maine Stein
America
Vallee
Island Pond
Westbrook
Maine
Portland
Rudy Wiedoett
Vincent Lopez
Connecticut Yanks
New York
Radi
Iis
Seaboard
Birmingham
Ala
Youth Rodeo in Anderson to Benefit Jaycee Activities
Rodeo at Anderson Atch ic Park brings cowboys Indians and cowgirls for three shows Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Proceeds go to the Jaycee youth activity fund supporting Teen Age Driving Rodeo junior golf tennis Little League and other youth programs. Jaycees and wives have worn Western regalia and sold tickets in downtown Anderson. Frank Seksy and Graydon Collier chair the event.
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Iver Dollar
Anderson
Atchic Park
Jaycee
Voice of Democracy
Jaycees
Frank ‘Leksy
Graydon Collier
Family Service Director Speaks To Exchangetes
Family Service Director will be guest speaker at the Exchange Club of Anderson dinner and meeting at noon in the YMCA Old Salem room. Ray Humphrey will introduce the speaker. Gerald Huey outlines standing committees for the coming months with names for Program Membership Education Publicity Public Affairs and more. Died in crash David M. Gadd 16 North Vernon and Leroy Oller 12 of Hammond drowned at Wolf Lake. Fellowship Lodge opens 12:30 Tuesday. Guy Maines funeral.
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Family Service Buau
Exchange Club of Anderson
YMCA
Old Salem
Ray Humphrey
Bill Wilson Boys Club
Gerald Huey
Bill James
Russell Merrit
Myron Seybert
Everett Flech
Oscar Melson, Jr
Paul Worster
Russell Baker
George Harris
Bob Laughlin
George Williams
Nora T. White
Charles Gaus
Jax Beigh
Billiehuyler
Gerald Shafer
Marl Cooper
Clifford
Are
Harold Smith
Rville W. Haven
Anneth Arendt
Fred “Hiday
Willard Hakins
Fran Cre
Harvey Murnan
Fouh
Fred Kean
William Baugh
Gan
William Dowling
Jack Wiliamson
Ted Crook
Berlyn Danforth
Dwight Babb
Bill Schuyler
Versailles
Ind
David M. Gadd
North Vernon
U.S
Holton
Floyd Gadd
Hammond
Leroy Oller
Wolf Lake
Survivors of Slain Policeman Receive Multi-Source Aid
Children of officers killed in the line of duty receive monthly support from five sources including $200 from the Policemen Annuity Fund plus $200 per child under 18. Orphans get nothing. The city council funds range from $7,500 to $15,000 per bereaved family, the mayor's Youth Foundation contributes $500, the Police Benevolent Association contributes $82125, and officers donate about $700 more.
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Mayor's Youth Foundation Fund
Police Benevolent Association
Jury Selection In Damage Suit Set For Today
Jury selection to hear a $90,000 personal injury suit begins this morning in Circuit Court. Dolly Ann Remington, by Mel Thornburg, sues Bert and James Pettigrew for injuries from a 1958 auto wreck west of Alexandria near West Washington Street and Florida Station Road. Defendants’ attorney is John Scott. Thornburg and Panjcol represent the plaintiff. Judge Paul Lennington presiding as special judge from Delaware County Superior Court.
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Dolly Ann Remington
Mel Thornburg
Bert
James Pettigrew
Alexandria
West Washington St
Florida Station Road
John Scott
George Pan
Paul Lennington
Delaware County Superior Court
Life Term Parole Granted for Indiana Prisoner
Thomas Povrzenic, about 70, granted parole after 41 years of a life sentence for 1917 first degree murder in Crown Point. He killed a Gary woman over pimples after paying $66 for supposed cures. Born in Serbia, he previously had a commutation and parole attempt that failed.
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Indiana
Lake Circuit Court
Crown Point
Povrzenic
Rankin
Povranic
Harry G. Leslie
Ernor
Serbia
Young Hurlers Keep Milwaukee In NL Running
Milwaukee Braves rely on three rookie pitchers Jay Willey Pizarro to fuel a 23 win stretch since June 13. Jay leads with 5 victories, Burdette, Spahn and Willey add 4 each, Rush 2, Pizarro 1. The trio joined veteran arms, leaving Buhl sidelined by a sore arm as Conley and Trowbridge struggle.
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Carl Willey
Juan Pizarro
Warren Spahn
Lewurdette
Bob Rush
Jay
Braves
Willey
Pizarro
Spahn
Burdette
Rush
Don McMlahon
Wichita
Kan
Farms
Bob ‘Trowbridge
Unbeaten Yonkers hurler signed by Milwaukee Braves
Yonkers New York 18 year old right hander who pitched 18 victories without a loss for Roosevelt High School has signed a McCook contract in the Nebraska State League the Milwaukee Braves announced Monday Fischer 6 1 and 185 pounds will report to the Class D rookie league next year He attends Seymour Hall College.
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N.Y
Roosvelt High School
McCook
Milwaee Braves
Fischer
Leaggue
Seom Hall College
Batting Leaders See Cerv Top AL with 390 Average
New York AP reports Big Bat Cerv of Kansas City, out with a fractured jaw since May 18, surged past Pow er and Goodman to lead the American League at 390 after seven hits in a three game Baltimore series. Pete Runnels slipped to fourth as Nellie Fox tied for fourth at 32. Musial widened NL lead over Mays, while Willie Mays gained to .367. Rich ie Ashburn rose to third in NL at .331. Frank Thomas claimed sole AL home run lead with 28. Ernie Banks led NL with 27. Jackie Jensen topped AL in both home runs and RBIs with 29 and 9 respectively. Henrich matched 282 lifetime averages in regular season and World Series play.
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Cerv
Kansas City
Baltimore
Athletics
Orioles
Cleveland
Vic Power
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Billy Goodman
Pete Runnels
Boston
Nellie Fox
Goodman
White Sox
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Musial
Mays
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Bob ‘Skinner
Pittsburgh
Frank” Thomas
Ernie Banks
Banks
Thomas Ernie
Thomas
Jackie Jensen
Jackie
Grandview Women's Invitational Entrants Announced
Pairings and starting times for the Grandview Women's Invitational July 31 were announced by Mrs. Edith Pitts chairing the tournament committee. Ninety entries facing golfers from Anderson and Edgewood Country Club Noblesville and Muncie are listed among registrants.
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Grandview
Edith Pitts
Anderson
Edgewood Country Club
Noblesville
Muncie
Boston Hurler Walks In Foe's Winning Run
The Detroit Tigers edged the Boston Red Sox in a delayed ninth inning after Leo Kiely walked the winning run with two out and one on. Kiely then yielded a single and an inside pitch scored the decisive run, as Boston’s scoring came mainly in the fifth inning off Al Clotte.
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Boston Hurler
Foe
Veany
Wey
Leo Kiely
Elayed
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Kiely
Tiger
Harvey
Kuown
al Kaline
Charlie Maxwell
Red Sox
al Cleotte
Tigers
Charleston
Ate
Ituaine Michasie
Tandersan
Amy Dye
Wedgewood Co
Ian Merrit
Grande Yi
Suggs Captures French Lick Women Open Golf Crown
Louise Suggs of Atlanta finished with an even 3 for the T2-hole medal play to win the French Lick Women s Open golf title. First prize was 1247.35 dollars. Other pros and place positions included Fay Crocker M2 961.40 Hagge 303 760.0 Han son 304 608.18 Jameson 308 561.80 Pung 306 -
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Louie Suggs
Atlanta
Fay Crocker
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Beverly Hanson
Betty Jameson
Jackie Pung
Bell sidelined from Reds with ankle injury
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Gus Bell checked into Christ Hospital Monday for an ankle bruise that worsened after being struck by a foul ball last week. General Manager Gabe Paul said Bell would miss three to four days in hospital and about a week from the lineup.
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Jer
Gus Bell
Cincinnati Redieg
Christ Hospital
Bell
Redieg
Gabe Paul
Making Fly Rod Poppers From 4 9 Inch Rubber Or Cork
A brief note outlines crafting fly rod poppers using 4 9 inch rubber or cork for bluegill. It suggests the poppers work well and that paint is optional, with emphasis on simplicity and ease of construction.
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