Johns-Manville sales and earnings projected stable for 1963
Johns-Manville Corp reports 1962 sales hit a record of 392 million dollars with improved earnings. President C B Burnett says 1963 will likely be about the same as 1962, citing a broad construction market and strong industrial research.
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Johns. Manville Corporation
C. B. Burnett
Burnett
Johns-Manville
Johns- Manville
Johns Manville
East Side Church
Goa
William
Eddy
Birmingham
Alabama
Rev
Roscee Snowden
United States
J-M
Anglemeyer dies at 75 after heart attack in Elwood
Elwood resident Anglemeyer 75 of 511 S 71st St died suddenly of a heart attack at the Masonic Hall at 9 30 p m Monday He was a retired contract worker born in Tannersville Pa son of Peter and Emma Anglemeyer His wife Bessie died in 1912 He was a Masonic Lodge member and lodge chaplain Surviving are a brother Walter Anglemeyer and a sister Mabel Anglemeyer Both of Elwood Funeral services set for 3 p m Wednesday at Clark Dies Funeral Home with Rev Romar Hagienski presiding. Burial in Sunemcon Park. Friends may call at the funeral home this eve.
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Elwood
Clayton
Anglemeyer
S. 71St St
Masonic Hall
Tannersville
Peter
Emma Anglemeyer
Bessie
Masonic Lodge
Walter Anglemeyer
Mabel Anglemeyer
Clark
Romar Hagienski
Lindsay
Dar St
St. John's Hospital
Memorial Park
May
George L. Kestner
George L
Mr. Weatherford
Kestner
Noble St
Ira Weatherford
Pea
Charles
Wallace Deyol
Weatherford
Anderson
Noble Street Methodist Church
Chester
Thelford
Brown and Butz
Madison
Redaughters
Ora
Nieets
Ketsner
Yrodison County
North Moose
Legion Brown
Tyail
Moose
Onder
The
Fern
Hazel Crayton
Niles
Ohio
Spec- 5
Brown Hoyt L. Kestner
Leonard Rite Wood
Ur L C Marshall Dies At New Castle
Funeral notices recount the late Ur L C Marshall who passed Monday afternoon in New Castle. The obituary highlights his early years and family, including daughter Mrs Ruth, with details about residence and family connections.
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Ur. L. C Marshall
New Castle
Ruth Ee
Unclear Anderson Obituary Fragment Highlights Local Tragedy
An incomplete obituary fragment from Anderson notes a minor injuries accident involving a worker at a city sewage treatment plant. It mentions a son Doyle and survivor references but lacks full names and details. Witnesses are referenced and a Moose Lodge member is noted, with addresses and affiliations truncated.
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Logane
Acling
Madisne Ave
Moose Lodge
Claute
Daputins
Doyle
Anderson
Mit
Jchild
Obituary notices from Indiana include Ed wards and Dr Lloyd Marshall
Obituaries recall Mrs Envas V Edwards a lifelong resident of Lapel and Beatrice Couch widow of Wade Crank with details of survivors, funeral arrangements, and floral-tribute requests. Dr Lloyd C Marshall 75 of Mount Summit dies at Henry County Hospital after 50 years of medical practice in Marion County and Mount Summit with service details disclosed.
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Beatrice Maxie Couch
Eloth
Wade
Andie
New Castle
Ind
Lloyd C. Marshall
Indiana Medical Association
Henry County Hospital
Marshall
Blountsville
Mount Summit
Reese Peemmmes
Penn
Marion County
Ie Ie
Usivtuaty
Clem
Hester” Baker Crawford
Survi- Medical School
Thelma
Kennedy arrives for talks with Central American leaders
President Kennedy lands in Costa Rica for a three day summit with presidents of Costa Rica Nicaragua Honduras Panama and El Salvador. The visit aims at economic alliance progress but sparks discussion of firmer hemispheric action against Cuba. The wild welcome is noted with a crash near Indianapolis tied to a congressman amid broader coverage concerns.
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Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Honduras
Panama
el Salvador
Economic Alliance For Progress
Cuba
Iwas
Ball
Lowell H. Smith
New Castle
L. Keith Bulen
Ndianapolis
Otis R. Bowen
Fremen
Ray Marr Jr
LRU
Lew West
Kennedy
Mexico
Venezuela
Columbia
Chippenham
Engined
UPI
Ths
Paris
Livingston
Kemnedy
Charles Hart
Sam
Satur
Sumdy
Washington
Rome
Brussels
London
Capi Hel
NATO
Chicago
Trac
The
Hague
Athens
Andi
Ankara
Dispute over negotiations and legal notices spill into town
Local officials and union leaders faced a stalemate as negotiations stalled after the rank and file rejected concessions. Publisher meetings failed to yield a compromise, with no give seen in talks. Municipal figures warned of possible direct action if a resolution neared, while a parade of obituaries and civic notes reflected a town in flux.
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Brown
Bertram A. Powers
International Union
Wabash Navigation Hearing Planned
Noblesville announces a public meeting to determine support for navigational projects and related corridor plans. The event aims to assess feasibility and local implications with state and federal input.
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Wabash
Detectives Probe Two Tavern Breakins in City
Detectives investigated breakins at two city taverns yesterday. One fire gutted the Green Door at 17 K Street 9th St earlier. About 70 one half pints of liquor and $86 in cash were stolen. The Arnie Miller liquor store also lost liquor and $424. A forced front door aided both robberies.
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Inter
Green Door
9Th St
Arnie Miller
Lobbyists Share Blame In Indiana Assembly Muddle
Lobbyists from 38 organizations said they share responsibility for the Indiana budget and tax impasse in a statement to Governor Welsh and state leaders. They offered assistance to resolve the complex political and economic stalemate and urged cooperation with the General Assembly. Signers included Wan H. Brinegar of the Indiana Municipal League Dallas W Sells of the Indiana AFL C IO Frank McAlester of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce and Robert H Wyatt of the Indiana State Teachers Association.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Welsh
Richard O. Ristine
House
Richard
Guthrie
Assembly
General Assembly
Wan
H. Brinegar
Indiana Municipal League
Dallas W. Sells
Indiana, State Afl-Cio
Frank McAlester
Indiana State’ Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. [Wyatt
Indiana State Teachers Association
Today at YMCA Activity Schedule Summary
Rotary and Exchange groups at noon. Chief Anderson Lions at six. Kiwanis and Optimists events in the evening. Adult and youth classes listed with times. Volleyball and gym swim sessions noted.
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Ge Simmers
Anderson Lions
Mounds Kiwanis
Aiftuss
Caner
Corona constipation relief tablet introduction
The ad promotes New Coronalp tablets with a Unique colosic nerve stimulant and buiking action to relieve constipation overnight. It claims clinicians support the product and promises gentle return of normal bowel function with an introductory size of 438.
Speeches Highlight Hall LoeLmmem Message At Paper One
Anderson Junior Chamber Commerce hosts a 7 p.m. talk where Hall LoeLmmem delivers a blunt message. He speaks in a plain style outlining his accidents and the consequences with graphic detail.
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Anderson Junior Chamber
Commerce
Hall
Fire Damages Cox's Supermarket and Nearby Stores
A fire damaged Cox's Supermarket and a Stop 1 store causing smoke and water damage. Five firefighters treated at the scene for smoke exposure and a sixth taken to Marion General Hospital with a possible elbow fracture. Preliminary inquiry points to rear of Cox's Supermarket as the start.
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Page One
Marion General Hospital
Smith
Cox's
Nee
Tom’s. Clothing
Bomb Explodes in Mail Facility Injuring Clerks
An explosion in an air mail building injured two clerks David Below and Robert Kingman as fire and debris tore through mail sacks. About 30 people were in the room. the blast caused deafening sounds and windows shattered.
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Comunscu
Post Office
David Below
Redwood City
Calif
Robert Kingman
San Francisco
Peninsula Hospital
Burlingame
Air Mail
Belbow
Kingman
Viet Nam
Korea
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Clark Chapel
Senate
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
Kizer
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Brush College
Lima
Anderson College
Eddy Oe
Steven W
Cal
Senate Finance Committee
Ding
San Juan
Frank Mroz
All- Church
States
Frances
Poland
Bagienski
Guide Lamp
American Steel and Wire Company
St. Ambrose Church
Polish National Alliance
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John
Ann Poore
Anto|derson
Mary Myers
Law
Derson
Anthony
Pic
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Gienski
Butz Funeral
Paul M. Bilby
Warsaw
P.m
Bilby
Jack H. Mankin
D-Terre Haute
Eple
Thomas Heilman
I. Ambrose Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Sb St
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Envas V. Edwards
Riverview Hospital
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Christian Sciance Church
Wilroe Edwards
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Beatrice Marie Lant
East St. Louis
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Waltz and Hiday
Red
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Churel
Mumece
RenearaIne
Atayoe
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Iland
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Hisi
Thomas E. Clem
Leo Clem
Cade
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Mie Burton
Catherine Moneybenis
Hun
Gertrude Deshong
Nellie Davis
Ander
Albright Funeral Home
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Lan Area
Green Bay
Verre Salinger
Palm Beach Mariner Venomice Med Fleecine
Wiliam H. ‘Hardwick
Martinsville
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EME
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Beer
Sym
Commerce Safety’ Committee
Amavan Avy
Semagess
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U. S
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Thessee Cap
Fred Richardson
Don Davi Fhe Kennedy
Ren. Ewport
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Moanlay William Hovermale
Kenneth Lewit
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Frank Woschitz
Jane
James Steele
Safety Committee
Raymond K. Morris
Raymond Richards
Ray) Morris
21St St
American Steel
Ie. Elks Survivng
Ae. Lodge
Louise Owens
Hoosier
M. M. Martz
Bert Mocris
Denver
Curtis Mocris
Harald E.1
Caampaign
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John Compton
Friends
Ccasraa
First Friends Church
L. May
Claudencient Nee Pos Weatherford
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Staplewoods
Gans Funeral Home
Belleview
Hebron
Carl E
Heary) Lewis
Main St
J. Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Bessie Mabbitt
State St
North Anderson Church
Key
Fisher Brothers
Coop
Dave O’s Hospital
Odmonday
Andre Man Wat
Chars Billy
Carter
St. John’s Hospital
UPID
Condo Ard Son Funeral
Artie Stohler
Pendleton
Buria
McCray Cemetery
Scott Payne
Payne
Rt. 5
Nobles
Evans
Ay Po
Union
Indiana Am Wa State Cobley
Robert E. Tattoo
Crownland Cemetery
Emporia
Gene Lambert
June Clark
Marshall, Til
Moore Funeral Home
Madison, Wis
Air Force
30Th Air Division
Bunker Hill Afb
Nashville
George Faucett
George Alden Faucett
Madison Ave
Lucy Ann Bowen
Lucy- Ann
Bowen
Gallipolis
Brooklyn
Miller Fumeraliseet
Delco-Remy
Air Command
State
YMCA
Indiana Institute OF Medical Assistance
Meridian
Suite 300
Ph. ME
LoeLmmem
Pape
Wales
Denier
Michigan
High Court
H. A. Vickers
Helen Williams
Pacific, Calif
Baker Brothers
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