Wilson Urges Faster Flood Aid Effort in Indiana
Representative Earl Wilson says Army Engineers will expedite key flood control phases on the White and Whitewater rivers if local residents back the plan. Meetings set in Seymour for the White and in Brookville for the Whitewater within 10 days to outline spring and summer work and public support is essential to finish a White River study by mid 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl Wilson
R-Ind
Indiana
Army Engineers
Corps’ District
Louisville
Corps of Engineers
Meet
Ings
Seymour
Brookville
Engineer Corps
Wilson
White River
Whitewater River
East Fork
Sunstroke kills 16 in Bihar as heat hits record highs
Officials report 16 deaths from sunstroke this month in Bihar State India where temperatures reached 115 degrees. The deadly heat wave prompts warnings as authorities urge residents to seek shade and stay hydrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Bihar
Appeal Rejected In $30,000 Suit in Indiana
The Indiana Appellate Court rejected hearing part of a $30,000 suit by Norbert Schroeder against William F. Hoffman over a 1951 Lapaz traffic accident. The court said it may later review the case in full after a 1953 Marion Circuit filing and a disputed insurance claim signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
API
Indiana Appelate
Norbert Schroeder
William F. Hoffman
Lapaz
Marion
Hoffman
Schroeder
Remarried couples honored at East Side Church ceremony
A May 7 wedding ceremony at East Side Church of God marked the remarriage of multiple couples as part of Family Week. The Rev Roscoe Snowden led the service with organist Darwin Jones and soloist the Rev William Barker, followed by a reception in the fellowship hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Church of God
Roscoe Snowden
Mr. Snowden
William Barker
Monroe Rhodes
Lloyd Hopper
Merle Bosworth
Mr Snowden
Darwin Jones
Stanley
Ronny Hopper
Elmer Baugher
Jack Boyer
Walton Carter
Wayman Bowerman
Marshall Call
Reuben Daily
Ralph Geeting
Lloyd Gilbert
J. Byron Hall
Cletus Hilligoss
James Hopper
Denny Hopper
Elmer Hutchinson
Harold Long
Walter Mil
Midgets and Dwarfs Form Group to Change Attitudes
The Little People of America filed incorporation papers in Indiana led by Dan Turner and Arthur Noble to unite midgets and dwarfs for non-violent advocacy. The group aims to improve life prospects, fund scholarships, and combat the view that dwarfs belong only in entertainment, with conventions planned in Las Vegas and Washington, DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Little People of America
Dan Turner
Asheville
N.C
Arthur Noble
Pittsboro
Ind
Bob Hinkson
Washington D.C
Little People
Samuel B. Huffman
United States
Las Vegas
Washington
Turner
Certified Public
Eskimo Women Said to Originate Chewing the Fat Phrase
J David Ford director of an Arctic exhibit in Hill Island Ontario believes the expression chewing the fat originated with Eskimo women who gather to chat during long winter days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Island
Ontario
Canada
UPI
J. David Ford
Delegation Seeks Faster US 31 Highway Work
A South Bend delegation led by May or Frank Burggner urged Governor Welsh to accelerate US 31 progress. Welsh pledged to push the project, noting four lanes reached north of Kokomo and planning for the remaining stretch, with talks on a US 20 bypass and US 6 أيضاً attended by Indiana highway director George Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Frank Burggner
South Bend
Welsh
Kokomo
Indiana Highway
George Foster
PT Fellowship Closes Season With Final Meeting
Mrs Mazzie Vera Bailey and Mrs Eunice Hansen co chaired the closing meeting for the Great Commission Schools Parent Teacher Fellowship as the school year ends. The next gathering is planned for September with students from kindergarten through grade six performing Bible verses and songs. A program to obtain desks and chairs for the 4th 5th and 6th grades was begun. Refreshments and fellowship followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazzie Vera Bailey
Eunice Hansen
Great Commission
Hansen
Gilda Woolworth
City Court Fines Set in Judge Pancol Session
Floyd Bauman 39 Indianapolis no license $1 plus costs reckless driving $5 and costs Jan Isanogle 24 314 E 23rd St driving under influence $25 costs license suspended one year Vearle Smith 21 3626 Haver hill Dr driving under influence $25 costs license suspended one year Virgil Roberts 17 1903 Columbus Ave no plate $1 costs violation of beginner's permit $1 costs Earl Boles 18 2308 Martindale St reckless driving $1 costs Richard Sipes 43 2429 W 15th St disobeying traffic signal $1 costs Delbert Garrett 17 1915 Lindon St reckless driving $1 costs Rosalie Ernstes 22 220 E 30th St disobeying stop sign $1 and Frank Portwood 32 527 McCarity Blvd speeding $1 and costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pancol
Floyd Bauman
Indianapolis
Jan Isanogle
E. 23Rd St
Vearle Smith
Haverhill Dr
Virgil Roberts
Columbus Ave
Earl Boles
Martindale St
Richard Sipes
15Th St
Delbert Garrett
Lindon St
Rosalie Ernstes
New Indiana Department of Administration Formed
Indiana moves to merge the State Department of Public Works and Supply and the State Personnel Bureau into a new Department of Administration effective July 1. Atty Gen Edwin K Steers says the Budget Agency stays separate. The heads of the absorbed agencies will report to the new commissioner.
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Indianapolis
State Department of Administration
State Department of Public Works and Supply
State Personnel Bureau
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Matthew E. Welsh
General Assembly
Department of Public Works and Supply
Department of Administration
Welsh
Many U.S. cities adopt zoning laws study shows
A study indicates about 95 percent of U.S. cities with populations over 10 000 have zoning laws, highlighting widespread zoning adoption across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Harold Phillips to Speak to Lions Club
Anderson Evening Lions Club hears Dr. Harold Phillips editor of the Gospel Trumpet at 6 p m in the YMCA. He will discuss Glimpses Behind the Iron Curtain with a slide show. Robert Wood leads the meeting with business notes.
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Anderson Evening Lions Club
Harold Phillips
Gospel Trumpet
YMCA
Phillips
Robert Wood
Franklin School
Sam Adams
Anderson Police Department
Police Investigate $425 Garage Theft
A break in at Yattan's Garage on Broadway was discovered by the owner at 8 a.m. yesterday. Thieves pried a hasp, taking 175 dollars worth of tools and a go cart valued at 250 dollars, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yattan
Broadway
Bellevue Hospital Center Value Plan Sees Self Funding
New York UPI reports a proposed Bellevue Hospital Center at 68 million dollars would pay for itself in 30 years. The plan projects annual savings of about 7.25 million in operating costs compared with the old structure it will replace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Bellevue Hospital Center
DVBS Schedules For Shirley And Wilkinson Set
Shirley and Wilkinson churches set daily Vacation Bible School dates with multiple sites. Shirley area VBS runs June 5 to 16 with Ken nard Christian Church hosting June 12 to 23, all sessions 2 to 4 30 p m. Revival services run May 28 through June 2 led by Curt Hess and Lillian Carson, with Rev. Glenn Cunningham as host minister. Live Wire class at Shirley Methodist meets after a pitch in supper. 26 members attended with 5 guests and several recent visitors.
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Shirley
Shirley Christian Church
Shirley Methodist Church
Wilkinson Church of Christ
Kennard Christian Church
Jesus
Curt Hess
Tampa
Fla
Lillian Carson
Martindale Church of Christ
Indianapolis
Glenn Cunningham
R. B. Myers
William Beeson
Ed Bolen
Lois Howell
Gérald Wright
Laurence Cox
Edwin Palmer
Delbert Reason
William Davisson
Elmer Jessup
Anderson
Chester Jessup
Lucy Jessup
Howard Fisher
Elza Fisher
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