Railroads Battle Over B. & O. Shares
New York reports two rail giants negotiate to control Baltimore & Ohio stock. The New York Central offers 1.2 Central shares plus 9 cash per B&O share, expiring Sept 22, while the Chesapeake & Ohio offers one C&O share per B&O share, with a Sept 12 deadline.
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Rotarians Hear Author and Realtor Speak on Making Money
Henry Wood told the Rotary Club at the YMCA that anyone can earn money with thought and effort. He described his book Starting From Scratch detailing methods to profit from spare time, including real estate, plant production, and bartering, and outlined his own 40 year ministry to wealth building.
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Wounded Logansport Youth in Critical Condition After Shooting
A Logansport Indiana youth Edwin Shaffer seventeen remained unconscious after a May twenty eight head wound and has now contracted pneumonia while in Marion Memorial Hospital Ocala officials report the shooting remains unsolved E R Williams of Live Oak Florida found him on a highway north of Ocala Shaffer's mother travels from Logansport to Ocala for support Officers released two others after questioning at a nearby drive in
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Pendleton Lions mark 35th anniversary with parade and events
Pendleton Lions celebrated 35 years with a Falls Park dinner and program led by general chairman Connie Bright. The parade featured the Lions State Band, International directors, district governor, Scouts units, Pendleton Police and Fire Departments, and local bands. Al Shock spoke as Lions International director. A barbecue and band concert followed.
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$50 000 Suit In City Court
Richard D. Williams sues McKeand and Johnson Inc for breach of oral contract promising permanent employment. Williams seeks $5,000 damages after losing sight in one eye and being discharged following the injury. Jury selection consumed much of opening day. witnesses to be called.
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Fiber Glass Boat Plant To Be Built
Glasspar Co announced plans to build a sixth manufacturing plant, a 4000 square foot facility in Sturgis Michigan. Production is to begin this fall.
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Fulbright Says Prestige Lowered by U-2 Flight Fallout
Senate Foreign Relations Chair J William Fulbright denounces the administrations fumbling in the U-2 case. He warns the May 1 flight and Paris summit collapse hurt U S prestige and urges firmer direction of foreign policy from the White House or State Department.
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Free X-Ray Drive Sees 140 Residents Attend
The Madison County Tuberculosis Association mobile unit provided free X-rays to 140 west side residents Monday. The service, conducted with the State Board of Health and Ltmte Tuberculosis Association, takes one minute and requires no disrobing. Results are mailed and kept confidential. The schedule for the rest of the week includes locations at Lemon's Store, 10th Street, and various streets and centers, with hours listed for each day. Mrs. Brown urged all in the area to X-ray, while welcoming others who wish to participate.
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Alexandria Social Activities Celebrate Bridal Shower and Picnics
Beverly Toms served as guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Del Millican with attendees including Robert A. Toms Arthur Unger Clarissa Carey Lillian Stewart Phillip Crull Hollis Deahyne Joe Swigart Curtis Ellis Norman Schultz and several Unger Crull and Millican family members. A Help Your Neighbors Club picnic for member families is set for Sunday July 3 at Beulah Park with a carry in noon meal. Joyce McMahan celebrated her 12th birthday with a hamburger fry at the McMahan home on Pisgah Road featuring games dancing and ice cream and cake attended by June Sparks Marsha Hurst Debbie Musick Darlene Manning Donna Stoops Linda Benefiel Diana Reed Linda Ogden Tom Urban Mike Lynch Jerry McClead Dennis Ice Gary Howerston Gary Greer and Danny Ellis.
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Anderson People At Baptist Camp
Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks and Mrs Carl Glover attend Green Lake laboratory school for Sunday School administration and teachers at the American Baptist Assembly Green Lake Wis The 1960 emphasis Using the Bible with Children involves observing camp faculty at work with children in two hour sessions planning teaching sessions evaluating them learning new skills worship and Bible study and fellowship activities
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Guilty Plea on Fraud Charges by Former Hospital Administrator
William H Dowling 47 former Jay County Hospital administrator pleaded guilty to one of 25 indictments for obtaining money via false claims. He previously pled innocent to $34,611 in penalties. Dowling admitted the $662 hospital funds theft with plans to restitution. irregularities noted in hospital records from 1957 to 1959. The article also mentions a separate note on U S mineral production in 1959.
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Johns Manville Accountant Transferred to Toledo Post
Don L. Thurber of the Alexandria Johns Manville plant will move to Toledo Ohio to become senior cost accountant at the new Data Processing Center. He has worked 15 years at the Alexandria plant and will handle accounts payable and general accounting tasks as part of a centralization program.
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Ex Soviet Spy Named Cuban Ambassador
Russia selects Sergei N. Koudriny stevy, once in charge of a Canadian espionage ring in the 1940s, as ambassador to Cuba. The choice signals a plan to establish a Soviet spying presence on Cuba’s doorstep. Koudriavisey currently serves as minister counsellor at the Soviet Embassy in Paris.
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Inmate escapes from state farm in Putnamville
Gene Louis Hammond age 38 from Indianapolis escaped from the Indiana State Farm Tuesday. He took the superintendent Walter Hook's car while Hook was away, after Hammond was working at Hook's home.
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Stephen Lynch Receives God and Country Award in Scouting
At First Methodist Church Alexandria Stephen Lynch son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Lynch received the God and Country award in Boy Scouting during services led by Rev Charles Taylor. He is a member of Air Explorer Squadron 7042 and has earned the Eagle Award and Silver Award in Exploring. Jack Zirkle Field Scout Executive Kikihawenund Council and Robert Ford institutional representative to Scouting also attended along with Stephen’s past Scoutmaster.
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Court Actions and 1959 Hosiery Sales Update
Court records show Walter J Haven vs Richard L Wright in damages suit with Baker and Daniels noted. Circuit Court finds for plaintiff in Household Finance Corp vs Charles B Shelton and Bessie Shelton totaling 579.82 on note. 1959 women hosiery sales expected to exceed 61 million dozen with final figures pending.
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Discourtesy Causes Singer To Halt Show
Vic Damone urges respectful treatment of performers in Hollywood club scene after an audience interruption halts his show. The guest column notes courtesy as key to a smooth performance and asks patrons to support entertainers.
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Night club performer walks off stage after rude audience
Hollywood whistleblower recalls a great night club performer ending a ballad after fifteen minutes due to noisy chatter. The singer expressed emotions and left, while critics blamed her for poor control. The writer argues audiences must show courtesy to performers and uphold human dignity.
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Ethel Bugbee Dies Tuesday in California
Mrs. Ethel Schumann Bugbee 86 formerly of Alexandria died Saturday in Los Angeles after a career as a teacher in Alexandria and a 40 year professor at LaSalle College Peru Illinois. Survived by three daughters and three grandchildren. services in Alexandria IOOF Cemetery with Davis and Strickler Funeral Home handling arrangements. John Norris services follow with 10 a m Thursday at Home. burial in Park View Cemetery.
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Local Delegates Attend Meetings
Forty delegates from the Anderson congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses attend an assembly at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds and will return home by week’s end. Forty delegates will attend a similar assembly in Briggs Stadium Detroit July 28 to 31. The program features Bible talks discussions and practical demonstrations to aid ministerial work. The highlight is the public discourse Security During War of the Great Day of God the Almighty by F W Franz. Grant Sutter serves as convention chairman.
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Anderson Ranks As Bookish City and its Literary Ties
Indiana scholars and writers shape Anderson as a literary hub with non fiction works, religious themes, and local publishing ties. Margaret Van Briggle emerges as a notable author with novels Wild Olive Eternal Heritage and The High Place set for release, reflecting the city’s evolving fiction and holiness press connections.
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Photo Fans Aid Churches Through Amateur Projects
Amateur photographers in churches and Sunday Schools undertake non profit photo projects to document activities and support campaigns. Examples include photographing a Sunday School expansion, minister’s anniversary, a family night play, and church activities. All lensmen donate time and materials, with film for a group movie funded cooperatively.
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Congo seeks Brussels access for minister to Belgian cabinet
Parliamentary sources say the Congo republic wants its permanent minister in Brussels to attend Belgian Cabinet meetings on Congo affairs. Belgium intends to handle aid through its embassy in Leopoldville.
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