Madison County Chorus to Tour West on 10 Day Trip
Thirty four chorus members travel by luxury trains on a route including New York Central Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific to Los Angeles with a five hour Salt Lake City stopover and a Grand Canyon visit on return. The trip lasts ten days with four days in the Los Angeles area. Mrs. J W Crandall reports 22 area registrants and lists the names of many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Vicinity
J. W. Crandall
Madison County Chorus
Ralph Arnold
Elsie Broadbent
Donald Brown
Harrys Burris
Earl Eggman
Orville Etchison
Marion Fowler
Paul Grossestreuer
Gene Harney
R. H. Lindry
Carl Lynam
George McFall
Cleatis Nelson
Glenn Pittsford
H. W. Paugh
Carl Pursley
Frank Zimmerman
Everett Savage
Henry Davis
Perley Schultz
Tuesday Wreck Victim Critical Near Pendleton
James Harvey 44 of 3602 Fast Lynn St was in critical condition at St. Johns Hospital after a two car collision on Ind 67 near the reform at Pendleton. He suffered a fractured right arm multiple head and body lacerations and possible internal injuries.
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James Harvey
Lynn St
Pendleton
St. John’s Hospital
Harvey
Container Corporation
Killbuck Creek Bridge
Alexandria Pike
Howard H. King
Scatterfield Rd
Dennis Paul James
Raible Ave
Joe Brogdon
Robert Elliott
Winchester
Robert Rayle
Westfield
Ind
Rayford Infant Dies In Hospital
Stephen Earl Rayford seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Rayford of 1640 Cedar Street died yesterday afternoon at St Johns Hospital after a three day illness. The body was taken to Leonard P Underwood Funeral Home for graveside services Friday at 10 am in East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by parents two sisters Lavinia and Carolyn Ann three brothers Eddie Jr Willie and Norman all at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Rayford And erson six uncles and five aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Earl Rayford
Eddie Rayford
Cedar St
St. John’s Hospital
Leonard P. Underwood
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lavinia
Carolyn Ann
Eddie Jr
Willie
Norman Rayford
Joe Rayford
Anderson
Philippines seeks extra war damage reparations from U.S.
President Ramon Magsaysay faces a resolution from the Philippines’ War Damage Claimants Association urging Washington to add $100 million to the existing $400 million appropriation. The group argues the initial sum left significant damages unaddressed and calls for renewed compensation discussions.
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Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
United States
Philippine-American War Damage Claimants Association of the Philippines
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt to Visit Russia for Look assignment
Mrs Roosevelt, widowed former President's wife, will travel to Russia next month on assignment for Look magazine. She has not visited Russia before and declined to discuss details. Passports issued to Americans restrict behind the Iron Curtain, but she is expected to receive a diplomatic passport enabling travel where visas are issued. FIELD WORK ON Indiana farms limited to 21 percent of last week, soybeans and corn planting near completion. Most crops up with 86 percent stand. some replanting due to cutworm and armyworm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Look
Roosevelt
Indiana
Foreigners expelled as Honduras arrests members in gun smuggling case
Two foreigners and one Honduran were involved in an arms smuggling scheme. Police say a Colombian and a Nicaraguan were expelled while the Honduran was arrested. The gang allegedly smuggled pistols rifles and ammunition from El Salvador and Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Lindhurst Village Businesses Near 38th Street Road North Side
A readable note places business firms at Lindhurst Village on the north side of 38th Street Road about three blocks west of Raible Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindhurst Village
38Th Street
Raible Avenue
McCarthy clashes over Cohn remarks in heated committee exchange
Senators sparred as McCarthy accused Cohn of misconduct while Welch denounced attempts to ruin the young men in his committee. Welch urged stop, saying there is no pain in the chest of destroying reputations. The chair prepared to move to the next witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Welch
Verbal Blows in Senate Clash Over China Trade and Army Subversion
McCarthy and Symington trade bitter volleys over aid to allies who trade with the Red bloc and about sworn testimony on financial affairs. The Boston lawyer-politician clashed with Welch over subversion in the Army and the National Lawyers Guild, with Welch defending a young aide and condemning McCarthy’s cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Eisenhower
United States
Free Nations
McCarthy
Sen. Symington
Dmo
Symington
St. Louis
Welch
Boston
Coln
Stevens
Army
Washington
Frederick Fisher
National Lawyers Guild
House Committee On UN
Fisher
Young Republican League
Newton
Mass
Lawyers’ Guild
Mission Board Reports and Nominations Highlight Session
Board members hear missionary reports from Africa and Egypt including Kenya and the Cayman Islands, consider reappointment requests, and nominate clergy to fill expiring terms. The Christian Education board meets with agenda items on by law changes plan creative magazine budget and building expansion. A YMCA dinner ends the meetings with officers named. The separate note says a Royal Navy yacht from Hong Kong is missing near Tolo harbor with eight aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Hong Kong
Royal Navy
Tolo Harbor
GOP Predicts G Brown Challenge In November Election
GOP predicts G Brown will oppose Democratic incumbent Rep. George P Miller in November after Brown defeats former Atty Gen Fred N Howser on both party tickets. Dems outnumber Republicans nearly three to two in the state as Republicans claim the heavier overall vote total.
Civil defense exercise detailed for Pendleton and county sites
County Civil will lead in El wood and Pendleton while Bob Jackley and Lewis Jacob head the local efforts. The exercise uses the code signal Jemon juice for a yellow alert with national and state reporting chains, amateur radio operators, and volunteers including Pendleton women telephone operators and Boy Scouts as messengers. No sirens or alarms, no public alarm expected. ground observer corps and communications volunteers will participate over a two day alert focused on testing procedures and county coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Jackley
Elwood
Lewis Jacob
Pendleton
Jemon
Everett Foust
Shoemaker
State Center
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ground Observer Corps
Public grounds donors listed for city entrances
A progress report notes donors to the city grounds fund near entrances. Named supporters include Anderson Board of Realtors Art Club American Association of University Women American Legion Auxiliary Alcott Club Beaux Arts Club Mrs Ned Bardsley Crashew Club and Civic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Realtors
Art Club
American Association of University Women
American Legion Auxiliary
Alcott Club
Beaux Arts Club
Ned Bardsley
Crashew Club
Civic
Apprentices Receive Diplomas at Anderson Banquet
Twenty eight graduates of the Anderson Apprentice School were awarded diplomas at the annual YMCA banquet sponsored by the Industrial Management Club of Anderson and Madison County. Guest speaker Glen Massman of Dayton spoke on looking ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Apprentice School
YMCA
Industrial Management Club of
Anderson
Madison County
Glen Massman
Foremen's Club of
Dayton
C. A. Michel
Guide Lamp
Byron Stewart
Delco-Remy
H. D. Forse
Forse Tool and Die
Ind
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Robert C. Matter
G. E. Ebbertt
William James
William Thomas Dies Wednesday in Noblesville
William Thomas 53, of 597 Chestnut Street Noblesville, died at 7 am after an extended illness. A former Anderson resident, he worked at Noblesville Casting Co. Funeral at AME Church Friday at 2 pm with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survived by widow Edna, mother Louise Terry of Anderson, and sister Norris Lewis of Louisville.
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Noblesville
William Thomas
Chestnut St
Anderson
Noblesville Casting Company
Evans, Godby and
Riverside Cemetery
Edna
Louise Terry
Norris Lewis
Louisville
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Mrs Pearl Hodson
Middletown Mrs Pearl Hodson 74 of 402 N Fifth St wife of Quincy Hodson and lifelong resident died Wednesday at home after a years long illness. Golden wedding anniversary noted in 1950. Member Mt Zion Lutheran Church and Whetstone Brotherhood. Ballard and Shirley Funeral Home will receive friends after noon Thursday. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Mt Zion Lutheran Church New Columbus Rev G L Schroyer in charge. Burial Mt Zion Cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters Dorotha Ratz Ruth Stinson and Geneva Bronnenberg three sons Russell Indianapolis Elton and Clarence Middletown four brothers Edwin Saunders New Columbus William McAllen Tex Harry Ora Kansas City Kan a sister Stella Gale Middletown 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Pearl Hodson
Middletown
Fifth St
Quincy Hodson
Mount Zion Lutheran Church
New Columbus
G. L. Schroyer
Mount Zion Cemetery
Dortha Ratz
Ruth Stinson
Anderson
Geneva Bronnenberg
Russell
Indianapolis
Elton
Clarence
Edwin Saunders
William
McAllen
Tex
Harry
Ora
Kansas City
Kan
Stella Gale
Duncan C Murdock Obituary in Anderson at 63
Duncan C Murdock, 63, longtime Anderson resident, died after a three week illness at a daughter's home. Born in Claire, Michigan, he was a carpenter and building contractor, a former Salvation Army captain in several cities, and survived by three sons, four daughters, a brother, a sister, and 21 grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 1:30 pm at the Salvation Army Hall, with interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Other obituaries note Mrs Jennie H Tate and Charles W Howard, and M C Dean.
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Duncan Calvis Murdock
Anderson
Joseph Brinduse
Locust St
Claire
Mich
Murdock
Salvation Army
New York City
Kansas City
Mishawaka
Ind
Phoebe Brown
Chicago
Harold E. Rozelle
Salvation Army Hall
J. W. Rawlins
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services set for Friday at 10 30 am
A funeral will take place Friday at 10 30 am officiated by Rev A D Fisher pastor of Central Christian Church Indianapolis. Interment will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
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A. D. Fisher
Central Christian Church
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Death notice of Fay Farrow Owens in Toledo
Local relatives report Fay Farrow Owens died Tuesday in Toledo Ohio at age 59. A former Anderson resident, he belonged to George Hackett American Legion Post and Veterans of Foreign Wars, and attended East Lynn Christian Church. The service was held in Toledo Friday at 10 a.m. with burial there. He leaves Cecil his widow six daughters Rosemary Freund Martha Vance Phyllis Sumpter Barbara My ers and Wilma Keel three sons Floyd Owens Korea Robert Owens Farrow Owens six grandchildren six sisters and a stepfather.
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Toledo
Fay Farrow Owens
Owens
George Hackett American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Lynn Christian Church
Cecil
Rosemary Freund
Martha Vance
Phyllis Sumpter
Anderson
Barbara Myers
Peru
Wilma Keel
Floyd Owens
Korea
Robert Owens
Farrow Owens
Sudden Death of Joseph Cannon at Rushville Home
Word arrived of the sudden death Tuesday of Joseph Cannon at his Rushville home. He lived in Anderson in youth before moving to Rushville about 30 years ago. Survived by his widow, three sisters Mrs Matt Dunn and Miss Bridget Cannon of Anderson, Sister Clarice CSC South Bend, and one niece Michael Weis Anderson.
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Joseph Cannon
Rushville
Cannon
Anderson
Matt Dunn
Bridget Cannon
Clarice
CSC
South Bend
Michael Weis
Mrs Ella Boze Dies. Anderson Resident Had Lived In Muncie
Mrs Ella Boze longtime Anderson resident died yesterday at 5 am in Muncie after months of illness. Services will be at 10 am Friday at Harold E Bozelle Funeral Home with Rev George A Harris of East Lynn Christian Church officiating. Burial in Grovelawn Cemetery. Survived by husband Edward W and nephew John R Quinn. She was born in Wayne County Illinois and came to Anderson as a child. She was a member of Sramwood Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie H. Tate
9Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Albright
East Maplewood Cemetery
Illinois
Tate
Anderson
William A. Tate
Raymond A. Tate
Valira Russell
Ella Schmidt
Granite City
Ella Boze
Muncie
Harold E. Bozelle
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Infant Norris Dies After Birth in Logansport Hospital
The infant son of Jesse L. and Marie Norris of 235 W Willow St Anderson died in St Josephs Hospital Logansport yesterday morning one hour after birth. Harold E Rozelle Home and graveside services will be held at 10 a m today in East Maplewood Cemetery by Rev Raymond Burchfield pastor of Fifth Street Methodist Church. Surviving besides the parents are three sisters Shirley Ann Anna Sue and Linda Lou.
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Jesse L
Marie Norris
W. Willow St
Anderson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Logansport
Harold E. Rozelle
East Maplewood Cemetery
Raymond Burchfield
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Shirley Ann
Anna Sue
Linda Lou
James Roosevelt Wins Decisively for California Seat
James Roosevelt captured the Democratic nomination for Congress in California's 26th district, defeating rivals amid an intraparty clash with the national chairman and amid a federal pardon scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
Los Angeles
California
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New York
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Independence
Italy
William F. Dean
San Francisco
Dean
Rayford
Michigan
Heiney’s Frozen Foods
East 23Rd St
Merrily
Salon Shoes
Rover
Progress Club
G. F. Reynolds
Suwanee
International Travel Study Club
Tri Kappa Sorority
the United Workers Club
Twentieth Century Club
Harriett W. Toner
Women's Club
Women's Lions Club
Cohn
Senator
Carl Kardatzke
Africa
Kenya
British East Africa
Arthur Kluge
Aberdeen
Grand Cayman
British West Indies
William Fleenor
South Meridian Church of God
Egypt
Hazel McDilda
Vera Martin
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
Eustace Johnson
Meridian
Miss
Proctor Barber
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John H. Kane
W. E. Reed
J. L. Hatcher
Bellefontaine
L. R
Cecil J. Brown
Rev. Brown
Milo Chapman
Portland, Ore
T. Franklin Miller
GOP
Madison
Main St. Anderson
Lees
Charles W. Howard Ward
Charles W. Howard
Mr. Howard
Eagles and Moose
Florida
Gans
Knightstown
Doris Heathcoate
Raymond Howard
Alexandria
Harding Howard
Greenfield
M. C. Dean
M. C
Park Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Hills Snappy Service
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary
Norris Infant
st.Joseph Aspirin
O&e
O & FE
Olsen
Ebann
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