Democrats Name New Leaders In Indiana State Committee Shuffle
Indiana Democrats re elected most district chairs while adding new names amid Skillen drive for a third term as state chairman. The reorganized committee chose replacements and retained key veterans, with changes across 11 districts and new treasurer expected.
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Charles E. Skillen
Indianapolis
Skillen
Indiana
Earl Everett
Russell Davis
New Castle
College Band Announces Public Concert Personnel
The College band reveals soloists Glen Bevis, Mrs. Carol Ehman, and others from Sand Springs Edmonton and beyond for its first public concert May 26 in the College gym. Instrument sections list multiple named players across flutes, reeds, oboe, clarinets, saxophones, horns, cornets, trombones, bass, percussion, and faculty members. The college music faculty member Miss Lien notes orchestra personnel including numerous students and community members for strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion.
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Glen Bevis
Carol Ehman
Sand Springs
Okla
Gwendolyn Stauffer
Edmonton
Alberta Canada
David Coolidge
Owatonna
Minn
Richard Rash
Bluefield
W. Va
College Gymnasium
Carolyn Phillips
Anderson
Judy Proctor
Reedsburg
Wis
Jeanie Reese
Kirksville
Kalamazoo
Mich
Art Pay
Chicago
Ill
Shirley Reade
LaGrange
Ind
Betty Robertson
Nowata
Dave Turner
Fountaintown
Joy Robertson
Duane Brewbaker
Elsie
Jerry Wichael
Springfield
O. Cornets
Harry Nachtigal
Cleveland
Bill Hazelbauer
Dean Shield
Grand Rapids
Gene Miller
Cornell
Myron Williams
Kingston
Jamacia
B.w.1r
Joann Snook
New Albany
Milo Myhre
Kirkhoven
Eston Hunter
San Antonio
Tex
Wesley Rouse
Fred Damaske
Swanton
Duane Armey
Fort Wayne
Ken Chesher
Madera
Calif
Phil Brewbaker
Bob Niswander
Defiance
Walter Perry
Bronson
Ethel Campbell
Winchester
Lois Guysinger
LaOtto
Dale Welling
Lien
Thomas Clem
Everett Swain
Mary Helen Wolf
Earl Gadberry
Mary Breitweiser
Ruth Zimmerman
Thomas Breitweiser
David Lee Hooper
Judy Botts
Carolyn Falls
William Hazelbauer
Phillip Brewbaker
Joseph O'Malley
Leslie Jackson Dies At Richmond
Leslie Jackson aged 54 of 2325 Forkner Street Richmond Indiana died at 10 30 Tuesday morning. He was a Bethesda Baptist Church member. Funeral services are at 1 pm Saturday at Bethesda Baptist Church conducted by Rev Henry McBride. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by Bertha widow Amos Jackson brother of Anderson three daughters Beverly Noethuck Martha Ann Jackson Sharon Kay Jackson all of Anderson two sons Leslie Jr William Elliott Jackson of Anderson two grandchildren six uncles and six aunts.
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Leslie Jackson
Forkner St
Richmond
Ind
Bethesda Baptist Church
Underwood Funeral Home
Henry McBride
East Maplewood Cemetery
Bertha
Amos Jackson
Anderson
Beverly Noethuck
Martha Ann Jackson
Sharon Kay Jackson
Leslie Jr
William Elliott Jackson
Indiana Seaport Endorsed by Millis in Porter County Rally
Republican gubernatorial candidate Frank T. Millis endorsed Indiana's Lake Michigan seaport plan at a Valparaiso rally. He said the federal government would fund outer harbor construction via bonds and private interests, linking the port to a toll-road system to boost farm product exports and industrial growth without state expenditure.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Frank T. Millis
St. Lawrence Seaway
Craig
Porter County
Millis
Indiana Farms
Stratojet Crash in England Kills Two of Three Crew
A U S Air Force B47 Stratojet crashed in flames off Penwith England killing two of three crewmen. Surviving Lt William Bair of El Paso was rescued by a French trawler and taken to hospital. The other two bodies were recovered or presumed dead. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Penzance
England
William Bair
el Paso
Tex
Bair
Funeral rites for C Howard Staggs in Anderson
C Howard Staggs 50 of 1203 Maple St died Tuesday evening at his home. Funeral services 8 oclock Friday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Howard K Fox of Yorktown Methodist Church officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon.
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C. Howard Staggs
Maple St
Harold E. Rozelle
Howard K. Fox
Yorktown Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
George A Rogers 90 of Pendleton died Wednesday at Scott Nursing Home Pendleton after a year of illness. Services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Saturday at 10 a.m. Burial in Friends Cemetery Pendleton. Survived by three sons, nine grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren. James Gammon 74 of Pendleton died Tuesday Burnt Prairie Illinois. Service Friday 2 p.m. at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson. Survivors not listed. One pound of uranium can produce heat equivalent to 24 million pounds of coal.
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George A. Rogers Pendleton
George A. Rogers
Rt. 2
Pendleton
Scott Nursing Home
Cornell Bright
Friends Cemetery
Joseph
Sarah Rogers
Pendleton Friends
Madison County Farm Bureau
Pendleton Lodge
IOOF
Raymond
Ronald
Fortville
Clarence
John J. Rogers
James Gammon Pendleton
James Gammon
Burnt Prairie
James Horner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anderson
Terre Haute Boundary Lines Ruling Uphheld by Court
Indiana appellate court affirmed a lower court ruling upholding subdivision boundary lines set over a century ago in Terre Haute. The 1952 Vigo County survey near Fourth and Crawford streets, at the request of Albert and Cecilia Nasser, changed property lines following a suit by Charlotte Stahl. The appellate panel found no reversible error in the earlier decision.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indiana Appellate Court
Vigo County
Fourth
Crawford Streets
Albert
Cecilia Nasser
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charlotte Stahl
First American Steel Rails Forged in Ironwood 1885
The first steel rails made in the United States were produced at Ironwood Michigan in 1885, marking a key step in U S steel industry development and railroad advancement.
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United States
Ironwood, Mich
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