French Win Major Victory in Algeria Eastern Front
French forces claim a decisive five day battle in Constantine Province wiping out Arab guerrilla nests. Armor and infantry divisions killed at least 500 rebels and captured 260 with no disclosed French losses. Rabid clashes continue elsewhere including a synagogue arson at Orleansville and casualties across the region.
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Algiers
Algeria
Mordey
Constantine
France
Ith
Moutain
Mopup
Orleansville
Bone
Lefourlaires
Two Teachers Honored by Surprise Showers at Lang-Tellow
The Lang-Tellow School third grades hosted surprise showers for teachers Alma Farully and Marie Oliver on a Friday afternoon. Patrons Mrs. Frederick Buta and Everett Levy sponsored the events. The honored pair will retire June 8 after long teaching careers in the Anderson School System.
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Lang- Tellow School
Alma Fariuly
Marie Oliver
Frederick Buta
Fadely
Everett Levy
Miss Oliver
Anderson
Elwood City Council Elects School Trustee
Elwood selects Wayne Dunes to join the Board of Public School Trustees, succeeding Robert Carter. Other trustees are Robert Tam and John Rulledge. Appropriations totaling 1600 pass final readings, including transfers to health sewer and park funds. An annexation ordinance for the city farm is tabled for further investigation.
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Elwood
Wayne Dunes
Ife
Robert Carter
Robert Tam
John Rulledge
Sant
Week End Traffic Toll Reaches Six Deaths
The Associated Press reports state police tally six weekend traffic deaths in six separate crashes. Victims include Mrs. Cora Jackson, about 70, of Angola, and Marion Bracks, 67, of Cambridge City. Jackson was fatally injured in a collision at US 20 west of Angola. Bracks died at home after being struck in a Cambridge City street.
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Associated Press
Matia
Wlarters
Muay
Cora Jackson
Angola
Marion Bracks
Cambridge City
Jackson
Bracks
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
Dismissals include Mrs Hazel Baker 2521 Fowler St Drs Mrs Martha Barker 2517 East Lynn St Alton Klankenship Alexandria Mrs Lavauphn Cunningham Markleville Mrs Sarah Deliinns 2617 EB wth St Miss Charlene Gourley 1728 Indiana Ave Miss Agnes Kennelly 47 Colony Theodore Marrs Alexandrine Miss Minnin Mowery Perulle Everett Owens Pendleton Mary Phillips Pendleton Thomas Tisell 913 Main St Uys Betty Schriever 2707 Mer idle St Kentesh Sipes Naseville Mrs Hubert Burkhard and Son 2 court St Mrs Talia Callune and daughter 2506 Sunset Bled ges Russell Gillespie and daughter 98th St Leo dackoy and daughter 4217 Delaware Mrs ex Norris and daughter Pi Bt Mrs Albert Smith and daughter TAIZ BR
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Martha Barker
East Lynn
Alton Klankenship
Alexandria
Lavauphn Cunningham
Markleville
Sarah Deliinns
Wth
Charlene Gourley
Indiana Ave
Agnes Kennelly
Colony
Rni
Everett Owens
Pendleton
Phillips
Thomas Tisell
Main St. Uys
Betty Schriever
Meridle
Kentesh Sipes
Naseville
Hubert Burkhard
Court St
Talia Callune
Daghter
Sunset Bledges
Russell Gillespie
Daguabler
Aes
Leo Dackoy
Delaware
Ex Norris
A Pi
Albert Smith
Taiz BR. Boh
Olive Tablets Claim Superior Relief for Constipation
Doctors at a medical center report 261 patients aged 81 and under showed Dr Edwards Olive Tablets delivered thorough gentle results in 9 of 10 cases. They are plant based and target digestion in the lower bowel with minimal side effects. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Edwards
Station A
Columbua
Oho
Steers Ruling Lets Religious Schooling Rise in Indiana
Indiana Attorney General Edwin Steers issued an opinion allowing schools to release students for religious instruction up to 26 minutes weekly. He reaffirmed a 1949 stance that Bible teaching is permissible when secular and nonsectarian. The request came from Wilbur Young and Weekday Religious Education in Marion County.
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Dudy
Edwin Steers
Indiana
Jaye
City Considers 3 Million Bond Plan For Water Works
Advisory group reports it is impractical to fund work over 3 million dollars with general bonds. Project includes distribution mains, sub mains, storage tanks, Ranney wells, treatment plant rehab, and new storage and aging components. Financing tied to water utility income with no rate hikes, plus acquisition of land between Killbuck Creek and Alexandria Pike for an emergency storage reservoir.
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Page Gaw
Ferguson
Cammitter
Regent
Hinds
Beane
Inccome
Ranney
Ranney Wells
iWater
Coletal
Fio
Rammil'ee Recommenda‘ions
Killbuck Creek
Alexandria Pyke
Myers Greased and Sand Company
Gaiprip
Construction of elevated storage tanks and wells planned near Moss Man
The city outlines proposed water works upgrades including two new Ranney wells near Moss Man and three elevated storage tanks on the east west and southwest sectors to ensure a reliable supply. Surveys will be included in future development studies as part of the expansion program.
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Fom Wills Ruilion
Ranney
Moss dMand
Beidae
Gwinnkp
Phil. AW
Mort
Council
Wevenross
Cole Renart
College Plans Expanded Self Analysis Committees Formed
A large national panel is assembling committees on Theology, Finance, Athletics, Alumni and Admissions to conduct an intensive self analysis. Members include Dr. Morrison, Dean Miller, Mr. Edwards, Rev. Lovely, Dr. Nicholson, Dr. Newberry, and many others from Anderson and across the nation. The effort aims to review programs and governance with broad participation.
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Page Sue
Reardon
Dr. Morrison
Russell GA
Adam “. Miller
School At ‘Theology
Cb. Edwards
John Kane
National
Alani Association
Milburn Aller
Bedford
India
Anal
Robert A. Nicholson
Vila Dewhach
Gene W. Newberry
Glen Marshall
St. Joseph
Mich
Filel Perry
Grand Rapids
Robert Gulp
Sharon
Denzel Lovely
Dayton
Ohio
Anderson
Schayl
Dean Miller
John W. ¥. Gimith
Br. Newperry
Berts Coody
Harold C. Phillips
T. Franklin Milter
Louis Vieugh
Dean Ol
Mr Lovely
Mr. Edwards
EF. Adcock
Wo Mrnch
Loren Owen
Glen Fills
Harold Linamen
Tom Ramsay Everett Harefang
Walter Haldeman
Bart L. Martin
Peter Crose
Dean OW
Heardon
Murtison
Balance Steubel
Los Angeles
Calif
Peery
Dros. P. Dunn
Chicago
US Athletics
W. Shirell Fox
Jaros Macholtz
Robtet Macholtz
Ernest Rangazas
Gevleuds Wunsch
My Marshall
Milburn Mufler
Franklin Miller
Loren
Hillery Rive
Sith Charleston
Roser Snowden
Jack van R
Louise Johnson
Paul Rienersen
Burl Coady
Cecil Hartselle
Misk Telen Ftalion
de. Zulpha J Marthut
Marie Lien
Charles Linnberg
Gertrude Title
Raher Saehelsan
Tont A
Smith
Candace Stone
Wolfram Physical Mant
Achar
Morrise
Nearlom
Rood
Iowa Ballots Preview in Republican and Democratic Nominations
In a crowded Iowa Republican scene no presidential preference primary exists. The contest features Hickenlooper against Coun frymian, while Democratic candidates include Spike Vans and Luntind Wilcox in the senatorial race. Herschel Loveless and Lawrence Plummer seek the gubernatorial nomination as Governor Hoegh runs unopposed.
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Ilowa
Tawa Atty
Dayton
Countryman
Wis
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Counfrymian
National Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Spike) Vans
Luntind
Wilcox
Herschel C. ‘Loveless
Adial Stein
Lawrence Plummer
Leo
Hoegh
Large Brink's robbery leads to long-unsolved case break
The piece details a historic heist by masked gunmen at a Brink's facility with bags of cash, false doors, and a later chase. It notes arrests years afterward including Percy Jr. and connections to Baltimore and Ruston investigations, with Hoover announcing the case's resolution.
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Ruston
North 2Nd
FBU
Jr. Edgar Hoover
Baltimore
Billy
Perry
Myouldy
Unions Gather for Ti-Group Meeting and 20th Anniversary
Local leaders from Indiana and nearby units attend events honoring the 20th anniversary of the CIO UAW in South Bend. James Lavender heads committees for parade and dinner as Eugene Pitts and Herman Stephens chair roles. Walter Reuther forecasts a 32 hour work week while touting union belonging and growth to 1,510,000 members with nearly 40 million dollars in resources.
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Dallas Sells
CIO
Indlana
Wilbert Parrish
James Walters
Darrell Branaman
Local
James Lavender
UAW
Eugene Pitts
Herman Stephens
Mr. Sells
Charles Slaughter
Charles Donaldson
Teumis Dillard
J." Goodman
Fay
Robert Kinerl
Audrey. Hamilton
Vera Cammack
Frances Shelton
Don Butsler
J. Dunwiddie
R. Spauls
Alva Tec
Mary Tsanogle
Ohn
Malentnt Campbell
Silas Carper
Pete Schepper
Bobby Ray Wilbrey
Datcey Jack Davison
Robert Murdock
Yor Cnehran
Willan Connelly
Wiliam Sullivan
Bernard Snuck
South Bend
Ind
Walter
Reuther
Auto Workers
Theaya Tennomics
WAW
University of Notre Dame
Ate
Seofeane Venter
The
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Wisconsin Senate clash over tax plans and education funding
The Wisconsin Senate scene roiled as McCarthy clashed with Wiley over state taxation and funding for colleges. Wiley blasted budget hikers while McCarthy defended his allies and called for restraint in spending, as Republicans split over Governor Davies and opportunistic plans.
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Senate
McCarthy
Wiley
Ile Prenuni
Ander’ Hooutse
Howse Davis
Wisconsin
Reyblicans Convention
Coepiny
Dovse Wiley
Davinan Dhe
Hinginaky Ors
Kigerhaweraateys
Pavetans
Rocton Wwe Political Conference Notes
Disjointed report covers a governor's broad conference on policy amid political distraction. Mentions a rooming house sighting, traffic, interstate highways, and potential address while defending stance on north south projects and highway funding.
Anderson Obituaries From the Anderson News
Obituary notices list Herman Cecil Barnes 14121 W. At St died at St. John's Hospital. Survived by Lula Myrtle and children including Marvin E. Barnes and Orville H. Barnes. Funeral at Baker Brothers with services Wednesday at 2 pm at West Grove Friends Church. Also Thomas J. Hysinger 81 died after illness. survived by sisters Anna Van Buskirk Lucy Morgan Mary Van Buskirk. Funeral by Brown and Butz. Orlando Murdaugh 78 of Middletown died after short illness. services at 2:30 pm at Waltz and Miday Funeral Home. Bertia Wampler died at Sprport home. services at Sulpher Springs Christian Church. Paul L. Bishop 36 of Albany died at Hall Memorial Hospital in Muncie. burial Strong Cemetery. Julia Harney 62 died in Phoenix Arizona. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial West Maplewood Cemetery.
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Enna M. Mosek
Meridian St
Shea
Hosek
Anderson
Emil Hosek
Helen Stalnaker
Ernest Mosek
Judy
Jan Stalnaker
Buechv
Ann Hosek
Henry
Sells and Rawe
Funral
Frederick Potthoff
St. Androse Catholic Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Merman
Barnes Herman Cecil Barnes
St. John's Hospital
Amy
Menes
Boone County
Sheridan
Delco
Remy Civis
Lula Myrtle
Risie M. Cummings
Louis Kah
Marvin E. Barnes
Orville H. Barnes
Noblesville
Atley Barnes
Mansfield
Ohio
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Pam
West Grove Friends Church
Westfield
Ray Burchfield
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Hicks
Thomas J. Hysinger
State Rd
West
Mr. Hysinger
Bloomington
Isaac Hysinger
Kentucky
New York Central
May
Anna van Buskirk
Indiaapolis
Lucy Morgan
Witt
Mary, van Buskirk
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Jackson Park’ Church
Gool
Pleasant Walk Cemetery
Orlando Mumaugh
Orlando Murdaugh
Middletown
Mumisugh
Eva Mae
Firsh Friends
Bronnenberg Cemetery
Wosais
Clifford Mumaugh
Kako
Otis Ho Momaugh
Joliet
Esthyy Rinilesem
Churubusea
Bu Ibert Stowe
Middietinee
Frank Carlton
Ida Bell Feil
Chicago
Mae Krisbhurn
Pueblo
Calo
Orlaumineh
Charles Mumuneli
Sin Francisco
Ted
Atemattih
Michigan
Bertia Wampler
Hortita Wampler
Mites
My Valent Chambers
Spryport
New Castle
Reward
Nan Hodson
Lewis Wampler
Money County
Springport
Mare
Paul L. Bishop
Albany
Hall Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Bishop
Guide Lamp
Elvie Milles
Purial
Strong
Julia Harney
Julia A. Harney
Phoenix
Baker Brothers Funeral
George Harris
East Lynn
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Madison area obituaries note Margaret Presser Harrell of Noblesville a retired Hamilton County Hospital superintendent dies after December stay at Riverview Hospital. Services set for Wednesday with burial at Crownland Cemetery. Survives include stepson Ora Harrell and stepdaughter Augusta Dulin among many relatives. Allen J. Davis of Fall Creek Township funeral at Middletown church with burial in Miller Cemetery. John C. Cole of Markleville dies after hip fracture on farm with funeral at East Christian Church and burial at New Columbus Zion Kathan Cemetery. County official Austin A. Claypool dies from injuries after a car crash north of Anderson. he served on Delaware County Council.
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Noblesville
Margaret Presser Harrell
Riverview Hospital
The
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Harrell
Hamilton County Hospital
Madison Hareteil
Pry
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Binsial
Crownland
Ora Harrell
Aire
Augusta Dulin
Earnest Presser
Wapel
Earl Presser
Curtis Presser
Pendleton
Charles Presser
Anderson
Henry Adams
Michigan
Evrama Haskett
Doneshoro
Allen
Davis Middletown
Allen J. Davis
Fall Creek Township
Tres Des
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Wayne Kinion
Middletown
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Indianapolis
Ballacd and Surey
Bruial
Miller Cemetery
Joan C. Cole
East Christian Church
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Markleville Brotherhood
Altea
Thomas Nichols
Doin W. Cole
NeLoss Cole
Emporia
Hree Gyn Chiron
Teed Nartsell
Marry Urb
Anderson Puneral
Glen Cook
New Columbus Zion Katheran
Valeris C. Riefer
Mencte
Ind
Ip Austin A Claypool
Delaware County Council
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