Ronald Colman Dies Film Star After 35 Years on Screen
Ronald Colman 67 died at St Francis Hospital Santa Barbara after a lung infection. Wife Benita Burne at his bedside. Colman, a film icon since 1923, starred in The White Sister Lost Horizon Beau Geste and won an Oscar for A Double Life.
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Alexandria High School 65th Commencement Set for May 2
Alexandria announces the 65th Alexandria High School commencement will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the gym auditorium. Program highlights include the Second Suite for Military Band and the presentation of diplomas by Principal Victor M Evans. The class roster lists many seniors with salutatorian Jat Chesser and extensive student awards and activities.
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John Barton
Mary Cochran Bassett
Karen Sue(Waymire) Bathauer
Maureen ‘Ann Bryan
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and Marie Crist
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Jeannette Golden
Roger Will
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Jean Frances Gustin
Frederick Richard Haas
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Elva Elaine Hight
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June Ann Hocker
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Anna Marie Pate
Annetta Grace Pherson
Dennis L. Pratt
Darlene Reeves
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James R. Simison
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Joyce Smith
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Larry G. Spooner
Edward Nicholas Spreen
Michael David Starr
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Middletown Chamber elects Sherman and officials
Ray Sherman is elected president of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce with William Davis as treasurer and Robert Wisehart as secretary. The group hosted managers of the newly formed Middletown Foods Inc. at a dinner where plans for canning plants and food processing were outlined by President Wilson Dobbs and Vice President John Jones. Ora Zirkle welcomed the new firm. Also noted is Ike Eisenhower ordering flags at half staff for Memorial Day to honor unknown soldiers returning from overseas.
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Class of 23 Plans Reunion at South Side Junior High
The 1923 Ander son High School graduates held a planning meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Steele to organize a reunion on Sunday June 8 at South Side Junior High School. The event marks the seventh five year gathering since diplomas were awarded in 1923. A basket dinner opens the day with an afternoon program.
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Virginia Court Turns Back Bid To Delay School Desegregation
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear Virginia’s last attempt to halt a desegregation order in Arlington County. The decision permits the order for seven Black students to attend white schools to take effect, with Judge Albert Bryan’s mandate previously stayed pending appeals.
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Crash Injures Teacher in Two Car Collision Near Alexandria
Mrs. Tone Craig a teacher at the elementary school sustained facial injuries and multiple journals in a Sunday two car crash at Summitville Road and Indiana 28 east of Alexandria. Merl Lugar 44 Poneto drove east and hit Craig’s vehicle when he thought it would turn left. Lugar was not hospitalized. State Trooper Bruce Hubble investigated with local officers. Also notes the birth of Theresa Jane to Mr and Mrs Richard Auler of Alexandria.
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Trouble for Malik in UN General Assembly bid
Lebanon’s dispute with the United Arab Republic unsettles Charles A Malik’s 1958 bid for UN General Assembly presidency. An Arab bloc factional split doubts linger among delegates abroad while Malik’s campaign manager Karim Azkou insists broad international commitments remain strong.
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Burney Urges Two New Dental Schools Annually
U S Surgeon General Leroy E Burney told the Indiana State Dental Association that the nation needs two new dental schools a year through 1975 to address dentist shortages The plan would only maintain the current ratio of 40 dentists per 100000 people He also noted 12 new medical schools would be needed by 1970 to sustain physician levels Eli Lilly board chairman Dr James B Lilly and Burney received outstanding service plaques from the association
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Dalton Named Aide for a Day at Fort Belvoir
PFC R. H. Dalton of Alexandria Indiana was chosen as Aide for a Day to the Fort Belvoir post commander. A combat construction specialist in Company D of the 9th Engineer Battalion he was selected for appearance knowledge of duties and military courtesy. Dalton entered the Army in November 1956 and is a 1952 graduate of Alexandria High School.
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Court Rejects Pleas Of Caudle Connelly in Tax Case
Supreme Court refused Monday to act on appeals by T Lamar Caudle and Matthew J Connelly high Truman era officials convicted of conspiring to fix income tax evasion. They were sentenced to two years and fined 2500 dollars each in St Louis Federal Court. The court had previously declined to review their cases.
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Alexandria Social Activities and Homemaker Minutes
Mrs. Rent s Hallander, daughter of Mrs Chester Wright, will leave for Germany to join her husband in the U S Air Force. Mrs Hallander teaches English and Spanish at Madison Heights High School in Anderson Township. After returning in 18 months they plan to reside in Lafayette while he completes studies at Purdue University. The Profit and Pleasure Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs William Knopp s home with lessons on outdoor cookery and pot roast on a charcoal grill. A Homemakers Conference at Purdue is planned for June. The Aesop Club will meet Friday at 1 p m for a luncheon hosted by Mrs John Miller with cohosts Mrs Glen Kildow and Mrs Kenneth Yates.
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Sun baths and vitamin D prevent rickets in cold climates
The text urges giving babies sun exposure after a long winter indoors. It stresses continuing vitamin D intake even when sun is scarce to prevent rickets in children.
Sun Exposure Guide for Infants and Toddlers
The text advises cautious sun exposure for a baby to achieve a tan without burning. It suggests applying suntan oil or baby oil to prevent dryness and outlines a gradual exposure plan starting with five minutes on the first day and increasing by one minute daily until reaching 15 minutes.
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Understanding Eye Care Professionals and Sun Safety
The article clarifies differences among ophthalmologists oculists optometrists and opticians, noting each field's scope and limits. It emphasizes seeking competent eye care, vision testing, fitting glasses, and cautions about sun exposure and baby sunbathing practices with a brief offer for a booklet by Myrtle Meyer Eldred through the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Children Face Support Case Charges in Henry County
In Henry Circuit Court affidavits filed Monday, Elsie Winchester Delna Oakes Herbert Covey Hubert Covey Donna Calland and Roxie Crawford Hudson all of New Castle and Muncie face charges for failure to support a bedfast 14 year old woman Annie Covey. Reports from health welfare and sheriff deputies describe Mrs Covey as bedfast alone with no food or care and note neighbors provided help while officials have been on the case since July 1987.
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Je Gaulle Retains Oratorical Vigor in News Conference
De Gaulle demonstrated sustained oratorical vigor at a news conference, wearing a gray-blue suit and light tie. He spoke clearly and firmly, relaxed yet attentive, tilting toward a tapestry armchair, and frequently referred to himself in the third person.
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Josephine Lowman Teas Offer Promotes Eye Care Folio
William C. Martin Jr. of 29 Haverhill Dr. is named among 38 scientists promoted to full Sigma Xi membership at Indiana University. The botanist specializes in botany.
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