Mishawaka boy dies after milk truck incident
A 2 year old boy, Michael Stump, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Stump, died after a milk delivery truck backed over him near his Mishawaka home. The accident occurred as the truck was backing in the Anderson area during a Little League event. Police and local officials investigated the fatality as the Rotary Club met at noon at the YMCA.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Michael Stump
Raymond Stump
Jerry Shafer
Anderson
Rotary Club
YMCA
United States
Russell Hulse
NAM Reveals Disappointment In Ford Pact
In Indianapolis NAM president Henry G. Riter III voiced strong disappointment over Ford Motor Co. agreeing to a guaranteed wage. He warned the principle could harm the American economy unless goods consumption is controlled. He urged stability in production and cautioned about broader ripple effects into other factories and industries.
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Indianapolis
National Association of Manufacturers
Ford Motor Co
Henry G. Riter III
NAM
Pord
CIO
United Auto Workers
Montclair
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Indiana
General Motors
Ford
England
Riter
Walter Reuther
Detroit
Fire death in Connersville blanks cause of blaze
Authorities in Connersville Indiana could not determine the cause of a Sunday night house fire that fatally burned 28 year old Gerald McFarland who was alone at the home of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs William Lucas Rt 4 Connersville
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Connersville
Ind
Gerald McFarland
William Lucas
Rt 4
Vienna Draws American Youths Seeking Continental Culture
A Washington writer profiles 58 American students in Vienna enrolled at the Institute of European Studies. They, mostly from the Midwest and East, spend weeks at operas, German classes, and wine gatherings in Grinzing, with skiing trips and nightlife shaping their stay. Only eight have left, and most eye return to the United States this summer.
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Institute of European Studies
Judith Crane
Europe
Vienna
America
Midwest
East
Tony Foran
Detroit
Austrian
Tyrol
Grinzing
Germany
Kursalon
Stadtpark
Aflenz
Graz
George Fariey
Studen
Boston
USA
Indiana Chamber Questions Federal Highway and School Aid Plans
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce urges caution on Congress plans for big highway and school aid by federal grants. It notes Senate approval of 12.25 billion in five years for highways and possible half a billion yearly for local school construction, warns of risks of a broad federal education program, and advocates repealing the two-cent gas tax to let states fund highways.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Senate
Chamber Bulletin
Chamber
Exchange Club Names Officers at Noon Luncheon
Anderson Exchange Club to name officers for next six months at a noon meeting today at the YMCA. Nominating committee reports slate, William Nelson to speak on film from Bigelow Carpet Mills. Delegation to Lafayette state convention planned. W. C. Hilligoss secretary of state organization to attend with Watkins, Whelchel, White, and Haven listed as delegates and alternates.
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Bigelow Carpet Mills
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
William Watkins
Rex Oyler
W. C. Hilligoss
Willard Hawkins
Myron Seybert
Ray Lusher
William Nelson
Lafayette
Anderson
Watkins
Paul Whelchel
Tom White
O. W. Haven
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
New York report claims science has found a remarkable healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. In numerous cases, pain eased and actual shrinkage occurred, with patients noting thorough results.
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New York, N. Y
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