Degrees Won After Battle Of Handicaps
Polio victim Marjorie O'Brien 25 will earn a bachelor of science in nursing from Boston College of Nursing next Monday aided by classmates and Officer Mazzucchelli. In Hartford, Frederick Moeckel 30 earned a master's in education, adapting to blindness to teach English or music appreciation. Noel Holsman 55, retired Army officer, finished a four year course at Lewis & Clark College after a 24 year interruption. Alice McLeod 21, married with three kids, completed high school with a Michigan State University scholarship. Robert Mitchell 43 polio survivor graduates magna cum laude from C W Post College. Orren Andrus 60, Milwaukee, earns a doctor of chemical engineering from Wisconsin, oldest recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie O'Brien
Marjorie
Boston College of Nursing
Marjorie Wa
Joe Mazzucchelli
Hartford
Michigan State University
Royal Oak
Detroit
Robert Mitchell
C. W. Post College
Long Island University
Mitchell
Glen Cove
Orren E. Andrus
Milwaukee
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Andrus
University
Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH
Foolproof aid to secure loose dentures with FASTEETH a non acid alkaline powder sprinkled on plates to grip firmly and increase comfort. Avoid embarrassment from loose plates and feel at ease when smiling and speaking. Available at drug counters.
Area IC Alumni Picnic Here Sunday
The annual Indiana Central College alumni picnic for Anderson Muncie area alumni is set for Sunday at Shadyside Park. A 1 15 p m carry in dinner will be followed by a brief business session led by Lowell Barnett Muncie with IC president Dr I Lynd Esch and IC Alumni Association assistant executive secretary Miss Virginia Cravens speaking. If rain hits, the dinner and meeting move to Colonial EUB Church at 31st and Noble St. Area committee members are Meredyth Delph Rev Rex Wallace Gordon France Robert Collier and G Ebbertt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Central College
Anderson- Muncie
Shadyside Park
Lowell Barnett
Muncie
I. Lynd Esch
Virginia Cravens
IC Alumni Association
Eub Church
Noble St
Meredyth Delph
Rex Wallace
Gordon France
Robert Collier
G. E. Ebbertt
New York Loses Residents to Suburbs Over Decade
New York City has shed more than 209,000 residents to surrounding communities in ten years. A census update shows the five borough population at 7,650,000, down from 7,891,957 in 1950.
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New York
UPI
U. S. Census Bureau
Singapore to gain water via Johore River resources
Singapore plans to increase water supply by tapping the Johore River resources. The move aims to enhance domestic and industrial water security, signaling closer water cooperation with Malaysia as part of regional resource sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Johore River
New Two-Layer Duplexin Promises Fast Migraine Relief
Medical researchers announce a two-layer two-color tablet named Duplexin that quickly relieves mild migraine pain and nausea. The white layer dissolves head pain while the pink layer neutralizes gastric acid, reducing nausea and settling the stomach. The ad claims rapid action and a guarantee, with a note to consult a doctor for severe migraines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Medical Science
William L Moreland 71 dies after 12:30 p.m. Sunday
William L Moreland 71 of 323 Milton Ave died before arrival at St John s Hospital about 12 30 p m Sunday. Born February 13 1889 he retired from Delco Remy in 1955. Survived by Crystal May widow two sons James R and Fred two daughters Margaret Rieggirelle Carol Hysong fifteen grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren two brothers Emory and George three sisters. Friends receiving at Baker Brothers Funeral Home services 10 a m Wednesday at First Methodist Church burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Moreland
Milton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Samual R
Sarah E. Purcell Moreland
Anderson
Carlisle
Delco-Remy
Crystal May
James R
Atlanta
Fred
Sacramento
Calif
Margaret Rieggirelle
Detroit
Carol Hysong
Chesterfield
Emory
Paris
George
Stella Sheppard
Midway
Virginia Sargent
Georgetown
Barth Leith
Congress Reports Continue From Page One
Emanuel Celler denied his committee concocts overseas expense reports. The clerk admitted estimating spending patterns by percentages. Dispatch notes identical breakdowns for South American trips and that several committees failed to itemize member costs as required by law. Julian Langston said the Administration Committee forwards reports and does not police them under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dictary
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Bess E. Dick
Knight
Dispatch
Public Works Committee
South America
House Agriculture Committee
Education and Labor Committee
Julian Langston
House Administration Committee
Highland High Board Faces Resignations and Leave Request
At Highland High, Union and Richland township trustees discussed a leave of absence for band director Houston. Prough reported the board granted the leave, and Houston later said he would resign. Prough has Houston’s written resignation on file and notes he refused a substantial pay increase under the teacher pay scale. A petition drive surrounding the issue gathered at the courthouse led by Mrs. Paul Moore, while the superintendent was away and ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogre
Union Township
Hector Lawler
Richland
Houston
Prough
Highland High
Highland School
Report on filing penalties and accountability in U S spending
The text contrasts penalties for failing to file spending reports with fraudulent filings and notes that only Congress can scrutinize accuracy while government employees outside Congress must account for every U S owned soil under GAO oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
General Accounting Office
Voting age and registration across counties raise civil rights questions
The report notes white and Negro voting age populations and registrations in several counties, with figures from 1950 and 1958. It lists Early County Georgia, McCormack County South Carolina, and Webster County as opening records to the federal government, while Montgomery County Alabama seeks more time. Wilcox County contends the Civil Rights Act is unconstitutional in state court, prompting a Justice Department motion to move the case to federal court and dismiss. Three Louisiana parishes Ouchita East Feliciana and East Carroll sue in federal court challenging the act’s constitutionality, with the department moving to dismiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Sumter County
Early County
McCormack County
S.C
Webster County
Montgomery County
Ala
Wilcox County
Louisiana
Ouchipa
East Feliciana
East Carroll
Petitioners Press for Band Director Retention and Raises
Delegation aims to present a petition to Highland school officials seeking to retain the band director, with a $1,000 raise on base pay and $2,000 for a band fund. Spokesmen discuss state salary provisions for teachers and how many staff will remain, noting the plan to deliver the petition to Mr. Prough at Highland School rather than the county superintendent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isanogle
Lawler
Prough
Highland
Tragic pistol accident claims death of local boy
A boy died from a chest wound believed to be from a loaded pistol left on a bottom shelf in a case. Deputy Paul Ravage said the mother was away briefly when the gun went off. The child, a student at 25th Street School, was found unconscious in a hallway by a younger brother. The stepfather Wayne Haines was away in Lapel. Survivors include the mother, a brother Gregory, a sister Nancy, the stepfather, the father Richard Lee Harris, two half brothers Michael and Dennis Driggers, a stepbrother De Wayne King, a stepsister Pamela Jean King, the paternal grandmother Mrs. Virgil Harris, and the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Nazarene Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will be taken from Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home one hour before services.
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Paul Ravage
Wayne Haines
Ravage
25Th Street
Gregory
Nancy
Richard Lee Harris
Michael
Dennis Driggers
Greenwood
de Wayne King
Pamela Jean King
Anderson
Virgil Harris
Elmer Robinson
Nazarene Church
Wayne Schwob
Harold FE. Rozelle
Memorial Park Cemetery
Machinists Seek 7 Percent Rise At ICBM Plants
IAM spokesmen report average wage gains from 2.52 to 3.75 dollars per hour as workers at the two U S plants building the only operational ICBM in the country demand a 7 percent raise tied to living costs. Government may invoke Taft Hartley to halt walkout. Pentagon and Air Force monitor progress as aircraft industry developments unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IAM
U.S
Pomona
Calif
Washington
Pentagon
Department of Defense
Air Force
Strike threat looms over missile industry and Atlas launches
Labor unrest pressures Douglas and Lockheed with possible strikes by the SAM. North American Aircraft signs a new two year contract with the United Auto Workers. The Atlas serves SAC missions and space tests, powering Midas and Samos satellites and the Mercury program, with Vandenberg pads manned by military personnel but training launches may slow if strikes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Lockheed
SAM
United Auto Workers
Atlas
Strategic Air Command
Midas
Air Force
Vandenberg
Indiana party conventions and polls shape 1960 race
Howard Circuit Judge Merton J. Stanley paid his 2600 convention fee for the Democratic Supreme Court nomination in $2 bills. Republican John W. Pfaff paid 1250 for the June 24 state convention to regain a seat on the Indiana Appellate Court. A partial Democratic delegate poll shows Welsh leading the governor race with 61.3 percent of 893 of 2,366 voters. State Auditor Steinwedel 18.8 percent, Secretary of State Walsh 13.3 percent, Sen. Grills 1.8 percent. An advisory committee for the GOP platform schedules a public hearing at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Merton.j. Stanley
Kokomo
Democratic Supreme Court
John W. Pfaff
South Bend
Indiana Appellate Court
Indianapolis News
Sen. Welsh
Welsh
Albert Steinwedel
Seymour
John Walsh
Anderson
Sen. Grills
Claypool
Indianapolis
State FOP conference to discuss police affairs
The state FOP lodge will host a two day event with at least 4500 officers from various counties and cities. State officers attending include East Chicago president Alex Tresnowski, Indianapolis vice president Frank Lotz, Fort Wayne secretary-treasurer R L Gebhard, and Mishawaka conductor Leo Vanderhaden. Special programs are planned by the events and legislative committees as districts send representatives to participate in discussions on numerous legislative topics and officer affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shinkle
Marion Knotts
Graham
Alex Tresnowski
East Chicago
Frank Lotz
Indianapolis
R. L. Ge
Father of the Year draw at stores marks Father’s Day sale
Annual Father’s Day event places entries in containers at prominent stores. Each store picks a father to receive a gift at 4 p.m. on June 18, with the 5 p.m. draw to select Father of the Year and a $100 clothing prize. Entries gathered at Chamber offices. promotion follows a recent Mother’s Day sale with strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehle
J. C. Penney
Chamber of Commerce
New Church Dedication Draws 1300 for Organ Series
The dedication services attracted about 1,300 people from across the city and state as Dr W Dale Oldham announced tonight's program by Marriott the 20 year carillonneur and organist at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. Marriott performed in the Maas Rowe carillon concert then heads to Hilversum to represent the US in an International Carillonneurs Competition. He is a renowned authority in carillon and organ studies and is the sole non Belgian among eight graduates with Grand Distinction from the Malines Carillon School. Tonight opens the Chancel Organ Concerts series with future appearances planned by Virgil Fox Marie Claire Aliane and Ray Ferguson.
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State
Ohio
W. Dale Oldham
East Side
Marriott
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
University of Chicago
Purcell
DuMage
Bach
Franck
Bonset
Anderson
Hilversum
Holland
Malines
Belgium
Virgil Fox
Riverside Church
New York City
Marie-Claire Aliane
France
America
Ray Ferguson
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
PENDLETON Francis J Scott 72 of Rt 1 Pendleton died Sunday morning in St John s Hospital Anderson He born Oct 9 1887 son of Benton and Ada Scott Came to Pendleton about 30 years ago from northeast of Anderson He was a farmer Survivors a widow Jessie three daughters Mrs Lloyd Hardacre Mrs Earl Isanogle both of Anderson and Mrs Clifford Seal of Pendleton two sons Wayne Pendleton and Glen Daleville 15 grandchildren six great grandchildren one sister Mrs Flora Boyer Anderson one brother Sam Anderson Friends will be received after 2 pm today in the Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton Services will be conducted at 10 am Wednesday in the funeral home by Rev Monroe G Schuster Central Christian Church Anderson Burial West Grovelawn Cemetery Pendleton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Francis J. Scott
Rt. 1
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Benton
Ada Scott
Scott
Jessie
Lloyd Hardacre
Earl Isanogle
Clifford Seal
Wayne
Glen
Daleville
Flora Boyer
Sam
Cornell Bright
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
West Grovelawn
Summitville man 76 dies visiting son in West Lafayette
Charles H Allman of Summitville dies at his son Marshall’s home in West Lafayette after a life as a farmer and Delco Remy worker. He leaves two sons, two sisters, two brothers, and four grandsons. Services set for 2 p.m. at Summitville Christian Church with burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery.
Gracie Renshaw Wilkinson funeral notice
Services for Mrs Gracie H Renshaw 73 of Willow Branch will be held at Willow Branch Methodist Church at 2 pm today with Rev John Craig of Bourbon officiating. Burial is in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Renshaw Wilkinson
Gracie H. Renshaw
Willow Branch
Willow Branch Methodist Church
John Craig
Bourbon
Glen Cove
Knightstown
New Member Chalk Excavating Company Ad
Additional support memberships were presented by Mitchell Motors, Deckers Inc, and E. G Vernon and Son. A new species of long black deep sea fish was discovered off the coast of Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Obituary of Elmer DeFord 71 of Anderson Indiana
Elmer DeFord 71 of 2115 Ww. 9th Street died at 6 15 p m Monday in Bright Nursing Home He was a retired Container Corporation employee and for 35 years with Indiana Railroad Born in Galveston Indiana he lived most of his life in Anderson He was a member of Whetstone United Church of Christ Surviving are five daughters Margaret Spangler of Phoenix Ada Lanning Anderson Violet Laird Daleville Isabelle Ashcraft Imperial Beach Calif Josephine Rinker Wilmington Calif one son Earnest Anderson two stepsons James Martin Cadiz Roy Martin Anderson 23 grandchildren and four great grandchildren The body was taken to Baker Brothers Funeral Home Funeral arrangements are pending
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Elmer DeFord
9Th St
Bright Nursing Home
Container Corporation
Indiana Railroad
Galveston
Ind
Anderson
Violet Laird
Daleville
Isabelle Ashcraft
Imperial Beach
Calif
Josephine Rinker
Wilmington
Earnest of
James Martin
Cadiz
Roy Martin
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Burgess infant Rick Allen dies at three months
Rick Allen Burgess three months old died at home on Monday. Survived by parents Jack and Mary Burgess and paternal grandparents Russell and Mrs. Sheppard of Tipp City, Ohio, and maternal grandparents Walter and Mrs. Studebaker of Tipp City. Friends may visit Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Graveside services in East Maplewood Cemetery at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Rev. Eldon M. Petry of the Church of the Brethren officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Allen
Jack
Mary Burgess
Fountain St
Russell Sheppard
Tipp City
Ohio
Walter Studebaker
Waltz and Hiday
East Maplewood
Eldon M. Petry
Church of the Brethren
Morley Mrs Zelma A Three Rivers Mich Dies
Mrs Zelma A Morley 63 of Three Rivers Michigan mother of John E Morley of Anderson died Sunday morning in Three Rivers Hospital She had lived in Three Rivers since 1936 Survivors include husband Attorney Howard P Morley son John one daughter Mrs Jane Eisenman of Hipking Minnesota three grandchildren one sister and one brother Body taken to Hal berson Funeral Home Three Rivers Service 2 pm Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Centerville Burial Riverside Cemetery Three Rivers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma A. Morley
Three Rivers
Mich
John E. Morley
Anderson
Howard P. Morley
John
Jane Eisenman
Hipking
Minn
Halberson Funeral Home
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Centerville
Riverside Cemetery
Services for Lawrence Berry Held at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Lawrence R. Berry 57 of 226 E 55th St are set for 1 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev George A Harris of East Lynn Christian Church officiating. Burial with Masonic rites will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Berry was a clerk dispatcher for the New York Central Railroad and a member of Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge 77. He leaves six brothers Fred C Ben F Robert I and Jack L all of Anderson and Herbert C. 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Berry
E. 55Th St
Baker Brothers
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
New York Central Railroad
Berry
Mt. Moriah
Robert I
Jack L
Anderson
Herbert C
San Jose and Fresno siblings among listed individuals
San Jose California and Clifford C of Fresno California are named alongside two sisters Mrs Martha E Thompson of San Diego California and Miss Margaret L Berry of New Castle California in the readable fragments of the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Clifford C
Fresno
Martha E. Thompson
San Diego
Margaret L. Berry
New Castle
Services for Harry L Whisler at Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Services for 85 year old Harry L Whisler of 918 Indiana Ave are set for 3 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Dr Robert Bickel of Mt Hope Methodist Church. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Whisler
Indiana Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert Bickel
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Services for Mrs Emma Frances Pursley at First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Emma Frances Pursley 79 of Rt 1 Selma widow of Rev James L Pursley dies. Service at 1 30 pm today at First Pilgrim Holiness Church 24th and Delaware Streets with Rev Ernest Carroll. Body lies in church one hour before service. Burial at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Frances Pursley
Rt. 1
Selma
James L. Purseley
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
24Th and
Delaware Sts
Ernest Carroll
Anderson Memorial Park
Brown and Butz
Services for Walter Hum bles at Park Place Church
Services for Walter E Hum bles aged 66 of 2316 E 7th St are set for 10 am today at Baker Rev Ernest W Hamilton of Park Place Methodist Church. Burial follows at Crown Land Cemetery Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Humbles
E. 7Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ernest W. Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
Crown Land Cemetery
Noblesville
Strong quake rattles Chilean provinces at dawn
Two strong earthquakes struck the Concepcion and Magallanes provinces at 1:54 a.m. causing panic in several towns but no damage. The Ministry of Information said the quake was felt across southern Chile and measured grade four in intensity. Earlier, the University of Chile Seismological Institute reported it as grade seven on the Richter scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Concepcion
Magallanes
Ministry of Information
Farlier
Seismological Institute of the Universty of Chile
Indiana National Guard colonel to brigadier general
Col. Ivan D. Pogue of Franklin advances to brigadier general in the Indiana National Guard. He leads artillery in the 38th Infantry Division and will be sworn in by Gov. Handley at ceremonies in the Statehouse. East Pakistan faces a food grain deficit of about 1.6 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ivan D. Pogue
Franklin
Indiana National Guard
Pogue
38Th Infantry Division
Harold W. Handley
Statehouse
East Pakistan
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Baker’ Brothers Funeral
Robert W. Fribley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Moreland
Th Committee
Fayette County
Olds
Mitchell Motors, Inc
East 9Th Street
Machinists
Parker
Madison
Francis Scott
Charles Allman
Summitville
Charles H. Allman
Marshall
West Lafayette
Leanner Perry Allman
Paul
Cora Ferguson
Myrtle Sandefer
Lapel
Lorenzo D. (Ranz
Ewing Funeral Home
Richard Moore
J. C. Sylvester
J. Chloe Sylvester
Fisher Brothers
Harry W. Smith
Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Brookside Cemetery
Mary Bowers
Middletown
Mary Elizabeth
Lizzie’ Bowers
Rt. 2
Ballard and Shirey
Orville Woody
Congregational Christian Church
Sulphur Springs
Miller Cemetery
Rick Allen Burgess
Zelma Morley
Lawrence Berry
Harry Whisler
Emma Pursley
Walter Humbles
Chilean
Oxford
Crosby Square
Mahonys
Alexandria
Jesus
Church of God
Brown St
James McKenzie
Kenneth Yoder
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