Fire Destroys Large Section Of Terre Haute Shops In Outbreak
Fire swept through Campus Lanes area in Terre Haute injuring none but causing extensive damage. Flames leveled Vanity Shoe Store and multiple establishments on Wabash Avenue as winds drove burning debris blocks away. Authorities labeled the blaze a major tragedy and planned continued investigation and debris removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Wabash
Ralph Tucker
Tucker
Indiana
Fesler
Wabash Avenue
U.S. 40
Deming
Vanity Shoe
Willis Co. Gas and Appliance
Jack &Jill Clothing
Readmore Book
Nobil
Jack & Jill Clothing
Hillman Jewelers
Smith-Alsop
Redwood & Ross Clothing
James Wolf Clothing
Mess Department
Montgomery Ward
Root’s Department Store
Terre Haute First National Bank
Flood Threat Rises As Markland Locks Limiting Traffic
Spring floods push Ohio River toward Markland as observers warn of near crest by Friday. Only the 600 foot auxiliary lock remains open while the 1200 foot main lock is closed for upgrades, constraining river traffic and ferry service at Cannelton to foot passengers. Multiple state highways including Ind 1, 39, 66, 129, 156, 229, 235, 250, 256, 257, 350 and 358 are reported closed north and south of Cambridge City, Vevay, Batesville, Aurora, Tampico, Medora, Dudleytown, Austin, Washington and Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markland
Ohio
Cannelton
Cambridge City
Ind
Vevay
Batesville
Aurora
Tampico
Medora
Dudleytown
Austin
Washington
Plainville
Colonalp Constipation Relief Ad With Nerve Stimulant
Nervous tension blocks bowel impulses causing constipation. Coronalo tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to gently restore bowel function overnight. Clinically proved Colonal d to help. introductory size 43 cents.
Dismissals From Community Hospital Named
Hospital discharged five patients and two more, listing their names and addresses: Kathy Bennett 4115 Andover Rd Mrs Arthur Phelps 1608 Drexel Dr Charles R Evans 725 Valley Dr Charles Alexander 917 Main St Mrs Nancy Crouse and son 2829 Brentwood Dr Mrs Basil Davis Rt 4 Anderson.
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Community Hospital
Kathy Bennett
Andover
Arthur Phelps
Drexel
Charles R. Evans
Valley
Charles Alexander
Main St
Nancy Crouse
Senate Budget Fight and Reapportionment Clash
Indiana senators grapple with a $1.43 billion program as Republicans push to finish reapportionment before tax bills. House seven member committee works on a redistricting plan while leaders weigh veto risks and an austere budget. Lieutenant Governor Ristine denounces the Democratic net income tax as harming employment and revenue stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
GOP
Richard Guthrie
Indianapolis
Welsh
Special Committee
Guthrie
D. Russell Bontrager
Roy Conrad
Montticello
Bontrager
Senate Legislative Apportionment Committee
Ristine
Assembly
Progress Noted At Disposal Plant Expansion
Progress was noted on Spitz ley Corp Detroit in its contract to enlarge the city disposal plant on Moss Island Rd. Concrete is being poured for large tanks as part of the new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzley Corp
Detroit
Moss Island Rd
Moose Size Records Alaska's Largest Deer
The Alaska moose can reach weights up to 1400 pounds making it the heaviest member of the deer family and a standout large mammal in the region.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Obituary notices for Byrum Thompson Largent and others
J Webster Byrum 78 of 4305 Mounds Rd died at Community Hospital after a week long illness. Funeral at Park Place Church of God with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Alice E. Thompson 69 died at Community Hospital. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church with cremation at Crown Point Cemetery later. Raymond R. Morris 77 funeral at L C May Funeral Home. burial East Maplewood. Lawrence Edgeman 70 former resident died in Bellevue Nebraska. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. James F E Lewis 76 of 1621 Central Ave funeral at Sells and Rowe. burial East Maplewood. Frank Clem 90 former Anderson fire chief funeral at Albright. burial Memorial Park. Roman Bagienski 77. Burial St Marys Cemetery.
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J. Webster Byrum
Mounds Rd
Community Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
Park Place
Chuch of God
Hillary Rice
East Maplewood
Mr. Byrum
Ridgeville
Ind
Eli
Elizabeth Byrum
Anderson
Merrill
Millard Byrum
Harry Byrum
Phoenix
Ariz
Ethella Folsom
Thelma Qsborn
Daleville
Frank Shaw
Tacoma
Wash
Alice E. Thompson
Jefferson St
Royal Thompson
Brown and Butz
Trinity Episcopal Church
David Barclay
Crown Point
Kokomo
John
Mary) Moore
Thompson
Seth
Mary Humes
Crawfordsville
Royal Neighbors of America
Raymond R. Morris
W. 21St St
L. C. May Funeral Home
O. B. Johnson
Elks Lodge
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lawrence Edgeman
Lawrence M. Edgeman
Bellevue
Neb
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
N. M. Bodenhorn
Memorial Park Cemetery
James FE. Lewis
Central Ave
Sells and Rowe
George Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Mr. Lewis
Indianapolis
Frank Clem
Albright
Verle Dovey
Ward Wantz
Earl Toombs
Bradley Stinson
Herbert Johnson
Arnold Meister
Carl Moss
al Skinner
W. Brumfield
Robert Walker
Medical aid for the chairmanship fight over school funds
The House stalled on a medical education bill tied to New Frontier goals. A 7 to 7 vote blocked a rules change allowing backdoor spending review while another 7 to 7 vote deferred action on rescission of unspent appropriations. Commerce Chairman Oren Harris defended funding needs citing doctor and dentist shortages as justification for matching funds and student loans. Representative Ray Madden’s illness left the issue open for later consideration.
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Adam Clayton Powell
D-N. Y
House
Commerce
Oren Harris
Dark
Rules Committee
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Smith
Jury Trial Sees Disruptive High Speed Crash
Judge Carl T. Smith presided as testimony from the plaintiff's mother and father and Dr. Roger Reed was heard in yesterday's Circuit Court session. Evidence for the plaintiff and defendant will be presented in coming proceedings.
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Barbee
Carl T. Smith
Roger Reed
Circuit Rt
Flu cases ease as Indianapolis reports dip in infections
The State Board of Health said 3,742 influenza cases were reported last week in Indianapolis, down sharply from 9,155 the previous week, signaling the Asian flu outbreak has peaked. This year totals 26,802 Indian flu cases, up from 16,430 at the same point last year.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Eva Bell McDaniel 90 of Markleville died Tuesday at home after a long illness. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson burial East Hill Cemetery Arlington. Born September 18 1872 in Rush County she lived in Westland Henderson before moving here 31 years ago. Survived by two daughters Margaret and Mary Daniel two sons Roland and Virgie two brothers Els and Samuel Haywood sixteen grandchildren twenty eight great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
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Eva M. McDaniel Markleville
Eva Bell McDaniel
Rt. 1
Markleville
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
East Hill
Arlingston
McDaniel
Rush County
Anderson
Mary Ann Moore Haywood
Westland
Henderson
William
Margaret
Mary Nic‘Daniel
Roland
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Virgie
Dayton
Els
Samuel Haywood
Hendersson
Funeral Services for Clarence C Heavner Held in Daleville
Clarence C Heavner 51 of Daleville died Tuesday. Services conducted by Rev Harold Oechsle at Shirey Funeral Home. body en route to Hopkins Akron. Second service Friday in Akron with Rev Frederick Harrold. burial in Randolph Ohio cemetery. Gilbert E Shaw 58 dies at home. Services at Shirley Christian Church today at 2 p.m. Rev Verle Libby and Rev George Fleming officiate. Burial in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson. Friends received at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson. Body taken to church one hour prior to services.
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Clarence C. Heavner
Daleville
Shirey Funeral Home
Harold Oechsle
Daleville Methodist Church
Hopkins Funeral Home
Akron
Ohio
Frederick Harrold
Randolph
Gilbert E. Shaw Shirley
Gilbert E. Shaw
Shirley Christian Church
Verle Libby
George Flemming
McCray
Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funeral
Pedestrian Struck By Car At 14th And Meridian
Lonnie Alvin Dar, 56, of 2219 Central Ave, sustained abrasions and bruises after stepping from his car at 14th and Meridian Streets and being struck by a vehicle driven by Ray Lawrence Delp, 32, of 32 Marriott Dr, and he was hospitalized at St. John's. A small fire at Nicholson Fire Co grinding room caused by a short in the exhaust fan required wall removal to extinguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Alvin Dar
Central Ave
14Th and
Meridian Sts
Ray Lawrence Delp
Marriot
Dar
St. John’s Hospital
Nicholson Fire Co
Trestle To Address Lions On Thursday
Ralph Trestle of Miami Beach will speak at the Lions Club meeting Thursday at the YMCA. He was named Outstanding Lion of the nation in 1929 and attends as a guest of local club president Leonard Austin.
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Ralph Trestle
Miami Beach
Fla
Lions Club
YMCA
Leonard Austin
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