Space Arranged For Storage Of State Wheat
Indiana wheat storage plan details include terminal elevators at Ottawa Lakes and plans to spend 150000 on a Louisville terminal elevator. A 78 year old Farm Bureau member died at home in Or. Survivors include wife Lila Mae Vinson Young and son Paul Vinson Young. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Saaruel Dawid
Indianapolis
Indiana Young
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Yate
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Michigan Elevator Exchange
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William Paul Young
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U. S. Navy
South Carolina
Thomas of
Six Alexandria Delegates Go To State Meeting
Six elected delegates from Alexandria attend the Republican State Convention in Indianapolis. Local delegates named include Everett Grant, RB, Wendell Woosnam, George McDermott, Herschel Richardson, Foster 11, Jackiey, and Hubert Huebner. Governor George Craig was keynote speaker and former State Chairman Noland Wright also spoke. Planning swim lessons for children under 12 at the pool next month, with weekly one hour sessions if enough children apply. If interest is low, the program may be dropped. if large, classes could be split into two sections on two mornings. A square dance for the public and high school students is set for July 2 on the high school blacktop, alternating every other week with the next event on August 13. Mrs Jerry Teed and her son Jerry Francis were released from St. Tom’s Hospital and returned home to Riverview after ambulance transport.
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Everett] Grant
Wendell Woosnam
George McDermott
Herschel
Hichardson
Foster
Jackiey
Hubert €. Huebner
George Cralg
Noland Wright
Absher
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Moai
Jerry Teed
Amd Ital
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St. Tom’s
FHA 4-H Club Girls Picnic in Forest Park Noblesville
PALEVILLE The 4 H Club girls and FHA members held a picnic at Forest Park in Noblesville on Wednesday. Mothers attending included Mesdames Arthur Pletcher Kenneth Hess Marty Jackson John Kiefer Leon Calvert Arthur Chistin Paul Gomer Toy Wolf and Mr and Mrs Shelly Coldwell. Other social notes mention weekend and weekday visits and Father’s Day gatherings with local families. Victor Tirawn was moved to a physician's office and returned home the next day.
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Forest Park
Noblesville
Arthur Pletcher
Kenneth Hess
Marty Jackson
John Kiefer
Leon Calvert
Arthur Chistin
Paul Gomer
Toy Wolf
Shelly Coldwell
Janes Horizelt
Asah Hinker
Edward Rinker
Ingalls
Emecy Curd
Ane
Derson
Sean Mante
Fred Mowroy
Anderson
Leonard More
Ray Moore
Charles Moore
Crawfordsville
Leon Moore
Leonard Moore
Fred Mowrey
Defense Budget Approved for Next Fiscal Year
The Senate passed a bill funding the armed forces for the year starting July 1 at 28.0 billion dollars, plus 1.08 billion for Labor and Health Education Welfare agencies. The measure, approved by voice vote, moves to a conference committee to resolve differences with the House. The Army bears the largest share of reductions, with overall defense spending the lowest since 195? amid postwar restructuring.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
Navy
General Defense Establishment
Koren
Fisenhower
Marines Plan Mass Induction at Paramount Theatre
Forty nine young men will be inducted by the Marine Corps in a mass ceremony at the Paramount Theatre. The Anderson platoon, led by Sergeant Paul L. Royer, includes enrollees from Madigan Delay Ware Jay Randolph and Black counties. A Marine Corps motion picture will be shown with Captain E W Manton in charge as friends and relatives attend.
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Paramount Theatre
Paul L. Royer
Marin
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Marine Corps
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D. A. Kerski
Alexandria Social Activities Socials and lodge events at Heulah Park
Alexandria members enjoyed a Heulah Park picnic hosted by the First Baptist Loyalty Class with Mrs. Leroy Bassett in charge. Devotions led by Mrs. Trout. A wedding gift was presented to Mrs. Cheater Pouch. Contests awarded to Mesdames Ej preen, McCarty, O Holmes, Tuturaw, Herndan and Sayre. Many members and Eagles Lodge attendees joined a three day Soull Bend convention. Red Hancock and his orchestra to perform at The Elks Club June 26.
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Arthurs
Trout
Lysse Dlaines
Donald Gross
Jillian Russel
Leroy Bassett
Cheater Pouch
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James McCarty
Manford O’ Holmes
James Tuturaw
Roy Herndan
Harold Sayre
Meadames Virgil Friend
Toward Painter
Harmon McBride
Orville Thomas
Walter Morton
Allen Welker
Marion Payton
Walt Langham
Fred Davis
Nema
4 H Club Meeting At Shadyside Park
4 H members from the Hoys and Girls club gathered Thursday evening at Shadyside Park with county assistant George Greeves presiding. Keith Gilfierest participated, Tote Pelligrew reported on the Roundup trip to Purda. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is July 6 at Guy Saoke's home.
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Keith Gilfierest
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Howe Anderson
Night of Stock Car Races at Valley Speedway
Nine stock car races are on tap at Valley Speedway with the Tornado Stock Car Club sanctioning. Drivers from Anderson Richmond Indianapolis aim to beat Muncie’s Bill Evans and Audie Swartz for the blue ribbons, in a program featuring 30 and 18 lap events and time trials.
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Muncie
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Audie Swartz
Witder
Air Force Academy to adopt fresh football schedule in 1955
Lt Col Hobert Whitlow, director of athletics at the Air Defense Command, reveals Air Force Academy will start football with a fresh program in 1955. He notes plans to build a respectable schedule, aiming to reach the level of West Point and Annapolis, with a 1988-start field at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs.
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new’Command
Air Force Academy
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West Point Grid
Truex Named Top U S Mile Kid After Fast 4 20
Indianapolis high school scene celebrates Max Truex as the fastest miler ever for a high school athlete. He ran 4 20 May 22 at the state meet, beating Bob Seamon's 4 21 0 record from 1952 by six tenths. The mark was officially recognized at a National Federation meeting in Grand Canyon. Truex plans Notre Dame for the next four years.
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Max Truex
Dong
Grand Canyon
National Federation of State High School Athletic Assis
Truex
Notre Dame
J Bob Seamon
Reedley
Calif
Herle
L. Wy.Phillips
Inuit Jana High School Athletic Azan
Sunday Radio and TV Bolt Scores in Tourney
A scrambled report notes Bolt’s score as par 0 in a tournament opening round. Gary Middlecoff of Memphis Tennessee set the pace on Thursday but settled for par on Friday. Earl Stewart of Dallas posted back to back 68s to share runner up as the event began.
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Tenn
Will Earl Stewart
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Faster Suspended Indefinitely For Tussling Skipper
Luke Faster, sent to Ottawa by the Cleveland Indians in mid May, is suspended indefinitely after a tussle with manager Bell in the dugout. The action was announced by International League GM George MacDonald. Wimbledon play was washed out by rain, delaying Friday matches for major Championships.
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George MacDonald
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Potter In Mt Lawn Field At Mt Lawn Park
Mt. Lawn Speedway in New Castle hosts Potter and top roadsters led by Mickey Potter of Ft. Wayne. The event features four short heats, semifinals, and a 30 lap main. Dan Craven of Louisville, Audie Swartz, and Bill Evans from Munice are among favorites. Trials begin 7:20 p.m. CDT with racing at 8:40 p.m.
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Hickman Wins 3001st National Marbles Tournament
Hickman, 13, of Huntington West Virginia, captured the 3001st annual National Marbles Tournament title in ASUUKY VAKN New Jersey. He defeated Francis Barloney, 14, of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, one games to zero in the final. Semifinals featured the remaining 34 entrants in the event.
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