Anderson Herald May 12 News Briefs and Local Dispatches
Indiana and Alaska governance news mix with prison surrender tale. Reports include Nucker’s Alaska division post shift under study and a plan to move territorial HQ from Honolulu to Guam. Indiana court and legal notices share space with a Marion fugitive surrender after newspaper interviews. Local crime notes cover gun thefts in La Porte and a Gibson County school superintendent’s death.
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Michigan City
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Indianapolis
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Hoosier Appointed Acting Deputy High Commissioner
H Rucker, executive officer of the esthetic herd, was named acting deputy high commissioner of the Trust Territory of the Pacific by Secretary McKay. Rucker will assume office in Honolulu on June 1, succeeding the previous official as the Pacific territory administration reshapes its leadership.
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Jamea i. McConnell
Nucker
Terre Haute
Ind
Beryflo
Alaska Railroad
Alaska
Office of Territories
William C. Stand
Honolulu
Trans|er of Trust Territory
Guam
Nuckee
Frank Midkiff
Washington W
H. Rucker
elTica’ of Territerion Herd
Trust Territory
Pacific
McKay
Rucker
Honolulw
Lapel Circle Five Meeting and Spring Music Festival
Lapel Circle Five met Monday at Mrs. Beaublossom's home with co hosts Mrs. White and Mrs. Coyle. Mrs. Shuck won the contest prize and was deviled. Seventeen members and one guest attended. refreshments followed. The same evening the Spring Music Festival directed by Mrs. Mousa featured the high school band junior high band tonelte band rhythm band and multiple vocal numbers.
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Paul Beaublossom
Harry White
Robert, Coyle
Shau McClintock
Mervyn Fisher
Kelen Shuck
Shuck
Fred Hotman
AL Henderson
Fort Wayne
Bob Wilson
Syn Spens
Volney Rich
Harrison Green
Versailles
Gerald Mousa
Tonelte
Whelstone Missionary Group
Howard McClintock
Watt Love
Quas
Byron McCord
Robert Johnson
Dinner Teaches About School Class Showcase Event
Mrs. Howard Presser led an executive committee dinner at South Side Church of God to preview class displays. The event, sponsored by Rev Monroe, highlighted home economics programs with 120 girls in foods classes and an estimated 5000 baby carriages or 500 walkers anticipated for sale by staff and students.
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Howard Presser
Eldon Petry
Wilbur Day
Vernon Hess
Kenna Lash
South Side Church of God Are
Monroe
G. Schuster
Anderson Wigh Ira Christian Church
Walkers
Doyle Boren
United States
Dorothy Riggs
G. Eb, Ebbertt
Gordon France
Gordon Wildy
Perne Canterbury
Victor Riggs
Howell Vandergrift
Education Teachers To Meet For Religious Instruction Report
Mrs Coral Hook and Mrs Elizabeth Worley will present their yearly report at the annual dinner meeting of the Department of Week Day Beligips Instruction at the Church of the Brethren Friday evening. Over 90 percent of fifth grade public school pupils receive weekday religious instruction in classes held in churches or nearby buildings. When students need transportation, nine buses from the...
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Coral Hook
Elizabeth Worley
Department of
Church of the Brethren
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