Local Y's Men's Meet To Plan Future Projects
The Local Y's Men's Club met at the YMCA with president Jack Phillips to plan future Branch ey Project. After the business session, a social was held in the gym with entertainment and a poolside program on Tuesday evening at 6 37 o'clock, urging members to bring scavenger items for the Bishop Fund and gym gear.
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Tocal Y
Regregutty
YMCA
Jack Phillips
Branchey
Arty
Sud
Insurance Group Names Officers at Taife Cn denwriters Dinner
The Tusuganie leaders of the Ar dorsan Association of Taife Cn denwriters held a Ladies Night dinner at Edenwood Country Chil on Wednesday. The group elected officers: president Michael Senda of Micropolitan Life Insurance, vice president James Fatman of Laymen Insur aeve, and secretary treasurer Willan J. Greene of Commonwealth Insurance Co. Qualified Indiana waders received certificates for Tom Redmond, Willard Hawkins, Everett Fleck, and Berhart Kallenberg. Mohson and Fred Iff man, with Redmond, were noted. Hawkins, Fleck and Kallenberg received National Quality Awards.
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Ardorsan Association of Taife
Edenwood
Micael Senda
Micropolitan Life Insurance
Sige
Janes Fatman
Willan J. Greene
Ith
Commonwealth Insurance Co
Indiana
Tom Redmond
Willard Hawkins
Everett Fleck
Berhart Kallenberg
Fee Mohson
Fred Iffman
Awcith Redmond
Wawkins
Fleck
Kallen
Orbited Warheads and Space Peace Talks
Fragmentary text discusses Soviet warheads maybe on orbit and space deterrence ideas. Mentions U S positions on peaceful use of space and the goal of preventing nuclear conflict through space-based arms control. unclear names and dates render precise facts tentative.
Ike Urges McElroy Action in Missile Dispute
President pressures McElroy to act immediately amid the missile dispute. Reports say Washington officials demand a firm move, with Geneva diplomacy and ministerial talks surrounding the issue as tensions rise.
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Ike
McElroy
Long military funeral procession to graves near Memorial Bridge
A vast cortege leaves a hearse drawn by black horses for the graves near Wut Vie, with over a hundred floral tributes. Diplomats and pallbearers surround the casket as the American flag passes, hymns and psalms accompany the service led by Rev Dr Elson and Dr Barnes. The burial ends with the military cease and a gun salute as the party rests beneath a canopy.
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Atcross Memorial Bridge
Alps
Adingtia
Wut Vie
Unkievat
Ste
Estes
Diplomatic Corps
LR. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Dalles
Berlin War Shape Proposed by Ulbricht and Kin
East Germany leader Ulbricht and Western officials discuss a plan to advance American troops toward Berlin as a prelude to solidify power in East Germany. The interview reveals heated debate over Herter’s Geneva stance and a potential shift in postwar strategy amid pressure from the Soviet side.
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Nikita Khrushchev
West
Herlin
Ulbricht
Sagin
Eec- Hans
Ramshorst
German Democratic Republic
Bricht
Goehart Easter
al the Nagy
Bonn
West Gecnri
Cate
Sec 4
Christian Herter
Gedly
Geneva
Berlin
Socialist = Unity (Communist) Party
East Germany
Ulbrich
Gerhart Fister
America
Herter
Cibricht
Filer
Fisler
Ubricht
Couple serves in Kenya Colony then practices in Houston
Dr. Gaulke and his wife, after years of service at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis, were commissioned in 1953 by the Missionary Hoard of the Church of God to serve in Kenya Colony. They supervised the construction of a 55 bed hospital on the Kenya compound and operated it before returning to Houston last year where he has since practiced general surgery.
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Indianapolis
Church of God
Kenya
Mrica
Gaulke
Houston
Tirand Forks
Central High School
Dri Gaulke
Anderson Colelete
Orange and Black
Echoes
University of North Dakota
Elsie Manther
Anderson College
Indiana University Medical School
Cp. Gaulke
University of Kansas
St. Francis ‘al
Columbus
Chi
University of California
Steel Industry Faces Union Power and Contract Freeze
B M Byers of A M Byers Co says workers unions pose a great problem and would unfairly target few firms if the nation counters tactics. He notes a one year contract freeze is strongly supported by steel producers. Joseph L Block of Inland Steel warns against overreaction and stresses industry restraint.
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B. M. Byers
A.M
Gaulke Named Continued From Page One Church Leader
Dr Gaulke, widely known here for attending Anderson College and teaching there, gained national recognition for his work in China and for aiding evacuees as Communists pressured American missionaries. He and his wife, a nurse, left the country in 191% and spent four years abroad before returning to the United States.
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Church of God
Anderson Col
Gaulke
China
Gautkes
United
Gautke
Woman Held Continued From Hage One Friend
A woman reported a rape after saying she jumped from a car and ran to a nearby farmhouse for help. She had been out all night with two men, and an ensuing police report led to continued detention. Authorities later said the story was a hoax and the attacker descriptions were false.
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Hage
Epperson
Pen- Whon
Fireworks Ban Continues At Anderson High School
Fireworks ban remains in force amid illegal complaints at Anderson High School and the nearby 16th and Arrow area. Reports say cherry bombs and torpedoes exploded in the school building while sparklers and smoke snakes, once allowed, remain hazardous under state rules. One student suffered burns from a smoke snake bands, and officials warn sparks could ignite clothing or start fires. Groups seek permits through the Fire Department to stage displays that meet state specifications.
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Anderson High School
16Th and Arrow
Esco
Himes
Anderson
Iin Tkrn
Pike Rite 68 Dies After Illness at Home
Arthur E. Pike 68 of 2118 Park Avenue died Wednesday after being stricken at home. He worked as a lineman for the Anderson Lizer Department and formerly served with the Anderson Police Department. Survived by wife, one son Albert of Pendleton, daughter Mrs Helen Broshaw of Greencastle, brothers Albert E. of Anderson, sisters Mrs Twa Ruddle, Mrs Minnie Mangsh, and Mrs Steled Greene, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Starland FE Rarely Funeral Home with services Friday at 1 30 p.m. by Rev Ewart Talley.
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Pike
Arthur E. Pike
Park Ave
Forendon
Rover St. John's Hospital
Anerson Lizer
Anderson
Monrovia
John
Harriott Pike
Starald FE
Ewart Talley
Elwood Methodist Church
Courtroom notices and divorces reported in courthouse briefs
Courthouse News reports multiple filings including personal injury and divorce actions. Lela Marie Willis sues Rolla Shulte and Helen Schultz in Circuit Court. Arthur Brien is named in a fraud claim. Martha Meeks seeks divorce from Marvin Meeks. Urban case listed. Superior Court minutes show findings for plaintiff in divorce actions for Redenbaugh and Vandertelles cases.
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Lela Marie Willis
Rolla
Shulte
Helen Shultz
Oneill
Scott
Sehsenker
Superior Court
Clemence KR. O'Brien
Arthur
YY Brien
Johnson
Stewart
Autlin
Martha I. Meeks
Marvin Meeks
Joseph
Urban
Joseph Redenbaugh
Thelma Fledenbaugh
Dorothy Vandertelles
Robert Vandertuit
Wyoming Tornado Destroys Farm Buildings and Planes
A tornado near Gillette Wyoming damaged farm structures and wrecked four planes at the Meste Airport. The twister struck at 2 ranch, destroying a wired mill, a shearing shed, and a granary before hitting the airfield and shredding a hangar. One person was seen in Missouri?
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Wyoming
Missouri
Associated Press
Gillette
Wyo
2 Ranch
Tmeste
Last Untouchable of T-Men Dies at 68
Ina fAbY non L. Kooken, 68, criminologist and last surviving Untouchable of the T-Men, died at Velor ans Administration Hospital in Marion. A former Treasury agent linked with Chicago police against the Canere gang, he chaired Indiana University police administration and led the Indiana police training department before retiring as a captain of the State Police.
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Ina Faby
L. Kooken
T-Men
Untouchables
Velor
Ans
Wedians
Treasury
Chicago Police
Ie Canere
Kooken
Department of Police Administration
Indiana University
Indiana Police Training Department
State Police
Tepartowal
Sizemore Denies Ties to Robbery During Cross Examination
Sizemore testified under cross examination by Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg that he had no involvement with the robbers and said he spent the night drinking at Anderson taverns with another Muncie man on the Twldan evening. The 44 year old, who has spent about 26 years in state and federal prisons, said he planned to return to Anderson when arrested by a federal agent in Georgia after skipping bond on April 27. He remarked it is hard to think when running all his life. Jury members included Nellie Jones, Helen Berry, Russell Clem, and others. Jack Owell was excused due to illness.
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Youura
Pape
Sizemore
Melvin Thornburg
Sollspakem
Anderson
Willy
Muncie
FAI
Georgia
Bonden
Nellie Jones
Helen Berry
Russell Clem
Gene Brumfield
Ernest Gyan
Ernest Rodenhorn
Wilman Berrow
Ruth Drake Dujie
C2 Bingaman
Robert Morsw
Irene Wise
Jacey Ieaber
Jack Owell
Anderson Obituaries Recaps Local Deaths In Perryville And Marion
Obituaries report Henry Moldenhauer 76 died at home in Perryville after a life in the area. Rowena Heck 81, farm trustee of Center Township, Grant County, died in Marion. Louise Franklin 63 formerly of Anderson died in St Petersburg Florida. Funeral services set in Perryville Marion and East Lynn Christian Church. Burial planned in Baptist Cemetery and East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Menry Moldenhauer
Thelma Luatsford
Haverhill
Anderson
Henry Moldenhauer
Perryville
Ato
Dee
Moldenhaver
Baptist Church
Willie” Luntsford
St. Louis
Astella
John Bell
Festus
Virgil Lunsford
John
Enna Fastabend
Kathryn Maher
East St. Louis
Young Funeral J Home
The
Virgil Luntsford
Woyd Luntsford
Lonavale Dr
Perry‘ville
Rowena Heck
Rowena B. Heck
Farmier
Center Township
Grant County
Marion
Trisie Dan
Asitterindaw
Doyle
Anierson
Maurice Heck
Marion Cheaniele
Glensard Jones
Lawton
Mich
Diggs Mortuary
Louise Franklin
Louise, Franklin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold E. Roselle
George A Harris
East Lynn’. Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs Chloe Bell Fuqua 64 a Middletown native died Sunday at her Orangeville home Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown conducted by the Rev Lawrence Fuqua of St Louis Mo Burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown Friends may call at the funeral home for arrangements
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Chlor Fuqua
Middletown
Chloe Bell Fuqua
Orangeville
Ballard and Shirey
Hoy
Lawrence ‘Fuqua
Louis
Miller Cemetery
Penn patrols to cover 1900 officers for first time
Pennsylvania will place its entire 1900 member patrol force on duty for the first time in history and deploy an air patrol. Nebraska plans to rent airplanes to assist in patrolling violators. New York reports about 700000 miles of coral highways treated in a 1935 survey.
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Pennsylvania
Nebraska
New York
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