Area Klan Rally Draws Nearly 300 To Perkinsville Event
Indiana Knights of the Ku Klux Klan units from Anderson and Elwood staged a Saturday rally near Perkinsville drawing about 300 attendees for a pitch in dinner and cross lighting. Security guards in gray uniforms staffed the entrance while speakers urged white Christian racial identity and vigilance.
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Pam Muskey
Herald
Perkinsville
Indiana Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Anderson
Elwood
Cyclops
The
Elwood Klan
Christian Brothers and Sisters
Indiana
William Chaney
Chaney
Robert Shelton
Klan
Evansville
Grand Dragon
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
America
Anderson and
City Eyeing Pay Increases and Staff Restructuring
City officials debate raises for Center Center staff option to merge positions executive secretary librarian and a plan to push new salaries. Park Board compensation figures clash with SMITH's stance as Rock discusses tax rate limits and potential state action. Also notes condemnation suit for Lester Swinford farm and health board order to halt Ridge Road dump after Aug 31.
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Page One
Smith
Center Center
Ark
Millikan
Park Board
Rock
State
Carroll Grile
Lester Swinford
Swinford
Adams Township
Marvin Clanin
State Board of Health
Ridge Road
Elwood Council Fails To Reach Wage Accord
Elwood Indiana. The Elwood City Council failed to adopt an ordinance boosting wages for city workers despite a 1972 cost of living pact. Police and fire pay would rise to about 10535 and 10812 dollars respectively. funding and a possible closed session were discussed for a future vote.
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Elwood Council
Elwood
James Cole
Eugene Smit
Edward Land
Cole
Land
John Gambs
Lafayette
Indiana
Inmate injured at Pendleton Reformatory as investigations continue
Pendleton Reformatory officials probe an inmate injury on Sunday. Richard Catt, 19, awaiting sentence for a Cass County theft, required 37 stitches for a chest razor cut. Another inmate, Donald Worrill, 29, suffered a skull fracture from a blunt instrument outside the facility amid ongoing inquiries.
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Pendleton Reformatory
Russell Gonn
Reformatory
Richard Catt
Cass County
Catt
Corrections Department
Donald Worrill
Tippecanoe County
Anderson Area Deaths and Birth Announcements
Readable notices from Anderson area include Mae Greenwalt aged 80 plus death details with survivors and funeral plan at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Also listed are Martha Delaney and Violet Hill obituaries with service details and survivors. New births reported include multiple newborns at Chesterfield Pendleton and Elwood addresses with parent details.
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Mae Greenwalt
Mae Ruth Greenwalt
22Nd St
Anderson
Ohio
Herald R
Richard E
Donald E. Greenwalt
Artie Fitzgerald
Maggie Masters
Washington Court House
Harold E. Rozelle
Anderson Memorial Park
Verlin Smith
St. John Hospital
Rickie Grills
Chesterfield
Joseph McLain
Eighth St
Chris Moore
Pendleton
Buford Moore
Dewey St
John Boren
E. Sixth St
James Shoup
Gus Beasley
S. F. St
Elwood
Violet Hill
Violet Adams Hill
Henry St
Second Baptist Church
Richard Adams
Stanley Adams
Charles Hoosier
Brooks Memorial Chapel
George Pearson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Audrey Humfeld
New Castle
Madison County
Audrey Hewitt Humfield
Olin Humfeld
Henry County Hospital
S. 23Rd St
Frances Wood
James Frances L. Wood
Noblesville
St. John’s Hospital
Dana Corporation
Rowe and Weston
G. Todd Roberts
James Wood
Indianapolis
Marjory S. Brown
Robert L. Brown
Maple Village
Middletown
Delco-Remy Division
UAW
Robert Shelton
Beverly Aurich
Newbury Park
Calif
Shirley Emswiller
Marion Shearer
Harold Clark
Gertrude Kinnaman
Fairview St
Baker Brothers
H. Gene Pool
Kinnaman
Community Hospital
Arkansas
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene
Herschel J. Bryant
Othal Leever
Othal Lehman Leever
Sc. R St
Frances Young Leever
Juanita Tuggle
Corpus Christi
Texas
Kay Hunt
Othal L. Lever Jr
Frankton
Herbert
Merrill
Kenneth ‘Leever
Mildred Caldwell
Irene Sizelove
Alexandria
Helen Pehm
Copher and Fesler
Sunset Memorial Park
Earl Richardson
Indiana Reformatory
Earl D. Richardson
Springport
Hunter Avenue Church
Brotherhood or Chaos The Question of Keeping Our Brother
The writer questions if humanity can be its brother's keeper amid daily self interest rivalry and social decay. Laws cannot create brotherhood and true unity requires replacing hate with love faith with respect for fellow men.
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America
Cain
Supreme Court
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United Nations
Ane Grand Dragon
Ilinois
Liberi
D.W. Stephenson
Newbern
Council
Gambs
Arkleville
Columbus
Ind. 38
Maple Street
John’s Hospital
Paul George
Meadowcrest Dr
Greg Young
Highland Ave
Elijah Hollingsworth
W. 23Rd St
Anderson Area
Delco-Remy
Martha Helen Delaney
Gaston
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Women of the Moose
Jack
Philip
James Delaney
Phoenix
Ariz
Hobe Sound
Bible College
Missionary Gospel Church
E. 31St St
Archie Coons
Joseph Miller
Hewitt
Meridian
M's
Wenaing
Bargainland USA
Speedway
Michael Delaney
Robert
Raymond Burris
Kathryn Denton
Charlotte Smith
Royerton
Richman
William Lawson Sr
Thompson Cemetery
Delaware County Cancer Society
Cathy Tuesley
Mishawak
Joseph Carmody
Joan King
Zula Perry Muncie
Zula Perry
St. John's Hospital
Kentucky
Quince
Cincinnati
Baptist Church
Clara Miles
Chester Perry
Otto Perry
Auburn
Robert Baldwin
Stamping Ground
Meeks Mortuary
Beech Grove Cemetery
Harold Dietzer Elwood
Harold Dietzer
F St
Mercy Hospital
Firestone Rubber Company
Yale
Jennie
Once Dietzer
Stickler
Aod
Verl Dietzer
Sacramento
Robert Shepard
Dunnichay Funeral
Paul Ross
Raymond Hines
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna Denny Madison
Anna Denny
Melvin H. Denny
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Liberty Christian Church
Hebron
Gans
Forrest L. Denny
Lorie
Josephine Fraser
George A. Fraser
Josephine F. Fraser
Linton
Greene County Hospital
Anderson Poindexter Funeral Home
Fairview
Transcendental
Dan Schafer
City Building Council Chambers International Meditation Society
Dorothy Blevins
Iman
Sontone ‘Nto
Tam Teh Ad
J.C. Hoover
Ctezens Bank
Chines Bank
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