Rites Today For Editor James R. Benham
Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. at First Congregational Church in Terre Haute for James R. Benham 63 longtime editor of the Terre Haute Star He died from a heart ailment after returning from the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting in New York Surviving are his widow Irene and two daughters Anne and Jane
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Terre Haute
Ind
First Congregational Church
James R. Benham
The
Terre Haute Star
Benham
American Society of Newspaper Editors
New York
Union Hospital
Indiana Associated Press
Coal City
Clay City
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Indiana State College
Hammond
Irene
Anne
Jane
Ford Motor Reports First Quarter Slump
Ford Motor Co in Dearborn Michigan reported a 47 percent drop in net earnings for the first quarter of 1961 from the prior year. Earnings were 76.2 million dollars or 1.39 dollars a share, with sales down 23 percent from the year earlier period.
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Dearborn
Mich
UPD
Ford Motor Co
Dr J L Lamey Heads Madison County TB Association
Dr J L Lamey was elected president of the Madison County Tuberculosis Association at the annual meeting held at the YWCA. Officers for 1961 62 include J Howard Walker as 1st vice president and Mrs C Merrell Hudson as 2nd vice president with other officers and directors elected to terms through 1964.
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J. L. Lamey
Madison County Tuberculosis Association, Inc
YWCA
Charlotte Brown
J. Howard Walker
C. Merrell Hudson
Ken Walker
de. Var Litten
Board of
R. C. Swan
M. D. Ward Hartzell
Leonard Church
John Scott
Clarence Bowlin
Frank Woschitz
Monroe Schuster
Warren Fischer
Rosiland Morgan
Herb Kennedy
Helena Cartwright
Charles Dickmann
Madison County
Fort Wayne
Matson
John Deere Men Visit Delco-Remy
New developments in farm tractor electrical equipment were presented yesterday to top executives of John Deere Co at Delco-Remy Division. Delco-Remy manufactures about eighty percent of U S farm tractor electrical units. John Deere, a long-time customer, has Dubuque Iowa facilities.
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John Deere Co
Delco-Remy
John Deere
Dubuque
Iowa
Swedish parliament abolishes 15 percent tax on sports receipts
The lower house voted to rescind the 15 per cent tax on gross sports receipts. The move affects sports organizations and event revenues as the Tax Elimination measure passes in Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Imogene Coca Loses Wardrobe Woes On Tour Tips
Imogene Coca shares packing tips for long tours urging advance planning and wardrobe coordination. She recalls packing mishaps on a London trip and notes that basic accessories simplify outfits. Coca, famed for Your Show of Shows, discusses touring from New England to Florida and Toronto.
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Imogene Coca
Anderson
Paramount Theater
Broadway Theater League
Sertoma Club
Miss Coca
London
Comedienne
New England
Florida
Toronto
Sid Caesar
Coca
Auxiliary Hosts Marion Patients at Marion Veterans Hospital
Markleville Amvets Auxiliary entertained 80 patients at Marion Veterans Hospital with an Anderson band providing music. Refreshments followed the dance. Attending auxiliaries listed. W.W.M. Cub met at Mrs. Tom Garrison's home with several members present. Mrs. Fred Begley celebrated a birthday in Indianapolis with relatives visiting. Mrs. Joe McCormack hospitalized at St John’s in Anderson. Georgia Summers of Atlantic City visiting the McCormack family.
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Markleville
Markleville Amvet
Marion Veterans Hospital
Anderson
Robert Chadwick
James Hoppes
Charles Milburn
Paulmer Keller
Randall McCormack
Ralph Rector
Don Dudley
W.W.M. Cub
Tom Garrison
James Taylor
Agon Talbert
Jerry Halpin
Charles Shrake
Charles Mack
Fred Begley
Indianapolis
Melvin Blake
Mesdames
Leo Stohler
Marvin Stohler
Robert Collier
Harper Rector
Nancy Eidson
Florence Creasson
Robert Bur‘meister
Don Myers
Roy Creason
Ellen Wiles
Bethel Blake
Julie Eidson
Jill
Joy Myers
Timmy Willes
Dean Gustin
Joe McCormack
St. John’s Hospital
Georgia Summers
Atlantic City
N. J
Joe Moe Cormack
AMVETS head defends school convocation on communism
A reader argues letters against Madison Heights High School over a convocation on communism. He cites in person visits by Harold Russell and notes teachers provide first hand exposure to the red threat. He defends Madison Heights and deflects praise for Anderson High School's handling of Dr. Schwarz.
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Madison Heights High School
Dr. Schwarz
Madison Heights
Indiana Department of Amvets
Harold Russell
Anderson
Russell
Adams
Anderson High School
Schwarz
Anderson School
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C
Communist Party
United States
Charles Swinford Anderson
Indiana
Amvets
Knights of Columbus Fish Fry and Breakfast
Knights of Columbus at 1225 Main St presents a public fish fry this evening from 6 to 8 with complete dinners. A Sunday communion breakfast at 9 for members and wives will feature speaker George Kock, prominent South Bend educator.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Main St
George Kock
South Bend
Japanese Icebreaker Soya Maru Returns From Antarctica
The icebreaker Soya Maru came home with 17 scientists and 94 crew members after its fourth Antarctic voyage. Among the crew was Taro, Japan's famous sled dog, who had survived the previous winter unaided after sailors left behind other dogs in 1958.
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Tokyo
Taro
Japan
Taller, heavier Americans since 1900 study finds trend
A study comparing 1900 and modern Americans aged 20 to 35 shows they are about two inches taller and five pounds heavier on average. Researchers note ongoing improvements in nutrition and health, while pointing to variations by region and ethnicity.
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