Francesca Bis biai’s Life in the Circus Rings True
A Sarasota 16 year old, Francesca Bis biai, speaks of circus life as glamorous yet demanding. She practices daily between shows, aims to master many acts, and favors clown Chuck while preferring not to perform with elephants. Her family, Italian roots, and schooling shape her dream to be a versatile performer.
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Circus
Francesca Bisbiai
Sarasota
Florida
Francesca
Francesra Etl
Freenicn
Chuck
Italy
Faber
Ather
St. Martha's School
Fran
Bargain hunting and bulk purchases raise red flags
The note argues that while bargain seeking is natural, attempting to buy prescriptions at cut prices is unwise. Real gains come from large purchases or clearing slow-moving merchandise, implying caution against discount sourcing and potential quality or supply issues.
Francesca in the Circus Spark of the Family Act
Francesca, sister Antoinette, and a juggling brother marry into circus life as the act grows. She cherishes her orange circus dress, enjoys reading when offstage, and finds amusement in the sunlit travels from California to Florida for eight months each year.
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Cesca
Francesca
Antoinette
California
Florida
Swiss Mountaineers Claim Lhotse Then Everest Feat
Swiss climbers led by Adolf Reist and Fritz Luchsinger mastered Lhotse on May 18 after battling storm and appendicitis. They then repeated Everest assaults, with Ernest Schmied and Juerg Marmel reaching the summit on May 23, amid rescue flights to Katmandu for aid to trailblazing alpinists.
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KaTwanuy
Wep
Everest
Himalayas
Lhotse 1
Britain
Sir Edmund Hillary
Horkay
Guetalt
Ernest Schmied
Juerg Marmel
Reist
Hans-Ruchi von Gunten
Luchsinger
Lhatze
Jover
Katmandi
Switzerland
India
Bul Puchsinger
Lhotse
County Road Chiefs Given Pay Increase
Indiana Commission approves 4 year salaries for county highway supervisors. Salaries range from 2100 in Crawford County to 7800 in Ripley County. Report by Bent Petty and John E. Stoner of Indiana University. recommends road law changes and a professional certification board. King named state budget director to start July 1. June notice.
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Ianaiulia
Uri
Indiana Commission On
Nave
Crawford County
Ripley
Bent. Petty
Purdie University
John E. Stoner
Indiana University
YWU
Purdue
King
Indianapolis
Robert W. King
Donald H. Clark
Westfield
Craig
Slinkard Named City Park Superintendent in Anderson
Mayor Ralph R Ferguson announces George Slinkard 513 W 7 St as the new city parks superintendent succeeding Kenneth Fisher who moved to the water plant. Slinkard, a Democratic precinct leader since 6 years, has lived in Anderson since 1929 and runs a local business. He is active in recreational work and sports, and belongs to the Presbyterian Church and Anderson Lodge of Elks.
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Ralph R. Ferguson
Leeday
George Slinkard
Slinkard
Kenneth Fisher
Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Anderson Lodge of Elks
Commissioner Urges Purdue University Research Program
Pi State Revenue Commissioner Frank Millis proposed a Pure University research program to find new uses for farm products. He spoke at Turkey Run State Park to GOP delegates, urging continued farm product research like George Washington Carver. He defended Capehart proposals and criticized Wickard’s New Deal barbs.
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Rockville
Ind
Frank Millis
Turkey Run State Park
Millis
Indiana
Tuskeegee Institute
George Washington Carver
Homer Capehart
Capehart
Agriculture
Claude Wickard
New Deal
Steelworkers Open Talks On New Contract
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers began negotiations for a new contract with U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel Co. The plan calls for joint meetings with the three companies while keeping separate company talks. Sessions will take place in Pittsburgh and New York City with June resumption.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
New York City
U. S
Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel Co
Ieach
Capehart Calls Highway Bill Pork Barrelish and Harmful
Washington Senator Capehart labels the Senate highway measure pork barrelish and says it shortchanges Indiana by 324 million dollars. He vows a strong fight to change the apportionment formula as House and Senate plans differ on how interstate highway funds are allocated. The House plan favors needs and construction costs. the Senate uses population, area, and miles of post roads.
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Washington
Capehart
Ind
Indiana
Senate
Senate House
House
Bureau of Public Roads
Sec. Case
R-Sc
Illinois
Capehart Walde
Sen
Jenner
Capeshart
Deane Walker
Walker
Tenner Rees
Adair
Madden
Beamer
Harvey
W. HM. Sorrell
Indiana Highway
Carl FP. Vogelsang
Commission
Ands
Kentucky Senate Primary Leads for Clements Grow Strong
Earle C. Clements built a commanding early lead in Kentucky's Democratic senatorial primary as returns from 22 percent of precincts showed him at 11,051 with Bates far behind. The campaign featured a heated confrontation between Clements and rival Governor A. B. Chandler as results trickled in across Louisville and surrounding counties.
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Clements
Tares
Kentucky
Louisville
Earle C. Clements
Lopponent
Vale
Dee B. Bates
Hales
James Be. Dell
U.S. Senate
A.B. Chindler
Bates
Whateler-Clements
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Julian J H. Golden
Tthe National Park Servive
Washington
Granville Thomas
Golden
Thomas
Hoosler Bride Faces Four Murder Charges
In Hammond Indiana Opal Collins 2 a newlywed shot and killed her paraplegic husband his mother and two sisters. She confessed then cried asking if they were dead as authorities noted her motive may have involved insurance and house ownership. The arraignment is set for Crown Point Tuesday at 11 am CDT.
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Hammond, Ind
Opal Collins
Bodies To Be Exhumed In Last Check For Clues
Chicago authorities said the nude bodies of three 13 year old boys Albert Peterson John Schuessler and his brother Anton Schuessler found in a suburban woods on October 18 will be exhumed as a last resort search for clues. No date for exhumation has been set. The parents initially opposed the exhumation but consented after talks with Lutheran pastor Rev William Elling. The cases rank among the citys most shocking crimes.
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Chicago
Alty
John Gutknecht
William &. Eliiig
Gutknecht
Albert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton Schuessler
Municipal Group Seeks Increase In State Gas Tax
INDIANAPOLIS A I A question naire shows that an increase in the state gasoline tax is favored by a majority of city and town officials. Executive Secretary W Vincent Youkey of the Indiane Municipal League said 4% of the League's 1 404 members answered the questionnaire and that 83 per cent of those responding said they would support move in the 1957 Legislature to raise the cent a gallon tax. A 2 cent increase would mean 54 500 000 more a year in revenue for street work in cities and towns. Most officials favored a 1 cent increase but 25 voted for a 2 cent increase. JAPAN GETS AID WASHINGTON A The United States will provide Japan with bout 14 million dollars in wheat and powdered milk to expand the Japanese school lunch program. The International Cooperation Administration announced the program, saying Japan will pay the shipping costs for the milk and wheat.
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Indianapolis I
W. Vincent Youkey
The
Indiane Municipal League
Youkey
League
Yaukey
Japan
Washington
United Wates
International Cooperation, Administestion
Indiana Flood Limits Reach Central Regions
Central Indiana towns brace for rising waters with Seymour forecasts near flood stage, Vincennes about three feet below, and Spencer roughly five feet above by Wednesday. Damage nears one million dollars as floodwaters inundate areas, roads clog with race traffic, and crops suffer after weekend rains delaying fieldwork for two weeks. Purdue agronomists note corn replanting may shift to earlier hybrids and soybean seed supplies remain tight but farmers still have seed on hand for weeks.
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Page Cne
Tecre Haute
Columbus
Weathevenen
Seymour
Vincennes
Spencer
Indiana
Reel Cross
Purdue
Beeson
Measure GoxHaues Impact on Next Year’s Crops
Benson said congressional delay in enacting the sac banks means it will have little effect on this year's crops unless farmers plow under some fields. He added it will have a broader effect on crops planted this fall for harvest next summer.
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GoxHaues
Pasa
Benson
Memorial Day Observed By Local Veterans Groups
Memorial Day activities noted by Fally Onn ISWY Auxiliary, George Hackett American Legion, Grover Oliver Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliaries, Calabria American Legion, Madison County Council of the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans and American Veterans of World War II. The day also sees a general closing of business and official activity with timely re opening tomorrow on normal schedules.
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Fally Onn Iswy
George Hackett American Legion
Grover 'S Oliver Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Calabria American Legion
Madison County Council of the American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
American Veterans of World War II
Wall Street tale and wartime inscription sparks intrigue
A visiting executive heard a tale about Russian Bolshevik propaganda as Funston recalled a czarist inscribed vase praising Russian war bonds. Separately, Gen. Isaac White reported Kostur housing gains with tents to be replaced by Quonset huts, while a federal court blocked a ban on a handbook viewed as religious Communist Iron. The Nation Must remove barriers to medical science via voluntary insurance, and Senate moves on social security proposals proceed amid partisan clashes.
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Funston
Chic
Wall Street
Jong
Nicholas
Russia
Congress
Senate
Methodist Federation For Social Action of
Gresham, Ore
Whiel
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Inwell T. Coggeshall
Department
Health Information Foundation
New York
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Kidney transplant twins save life at Sand Springs hospital
A two year old Sand Springs housewife received a kidney transplant from her identical twin sister at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Doctors reported initial success but cautioned several weeks are needed to determine if the transplant will save the twin’s life. The operation marked a milestone in organ sharing between twins.
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Borton
Peter Bent Brighsim
Sand Springs
Okla
Edith Helm
Wanda Foster
Chandler
Delco Remy Service School Histories and Credits
Delco Remy instructors lead a global service school with training courses accepted for university credit. The program grants one semester hour per forty hours of instruction for members of AITC allied industry music service schools. Since 1947, L. V. Larson and Hubert J. Sheets alternate as chief instructors under Plovick’s supervision in Bee.
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AITC
Automobile Service
Delco Remy Service School
L. V. Larson
Hubert J. Sheets
Plovick
Revival Leader Miller Noted Church Educator and Author
Rev Miller editor of Planning Creatively a monthly journal for the Church of God and author of The Life and Teachings of Jesus Travel shifts keep him between 50 000 and 60 000 miles yearly across the United States and Canada to serve congregations. He also engages in civic work with the East Side Community Club Rotary Club and local business groups. He chairs the Eastside church board of Christian education and holds several posts at Park Place Church of God.
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Eral Christian Education
NCCC
Periodecal
Christian Education
Church of God
Biller
Jalao
Hei
Jesus
Miller
United States
Canad
East Side Community Club
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Park Place Church of God
Eastside Church
Board of Christian Education
Avalon calliope tale recalls river excursion life
Hawley, who played the Avalon mission ship organ, recalls climbing to the roof to coax notes from the leaky pipes and the metal keyboard during three months aboard the Avalon built in 1914. The captain offered a job. Hawley plans to join his river life again after college.
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Mien
Hinwley
Hawley
Daley
Gots
Clarks ‘Burg
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Wagner
New Richmond
Ohio
Aly
Hospital Dismissals Listed From St Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Arthur Mottweiler 206 W sh 5 lard Willigins 4523 Santhard Dannie Lyons Central Ave Morris Bratton Lapel Kenneth Hodson Alexandera Miss Charon Nean and Jack Staley Alexandria Ms George Nealgomery and daughter 7521 Columbus Ave Mrs Paul Ouats and daughter 1520 E 18 St Mrs Donald Manis and daughter 1428 Fletcher Meren and others with several residences and a passerby noted.
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St. John's Hospital
Arthur Mottweiler
Lard Willigins
Santhard
Dannie Lyons
Central Ave
Morris Bratton
Lapel
Kenneth Hodson
Alexandera
Miss Charon
Nean
Jack Staley
Alexandria
M's
George Nealgomery
Columbus Ave
Paul Ouats
Donald Manis
Fletch Mere Finn
Fire damages two story structure in town
Fire started in a clothes closet and spread through the paper hallway and stairs of a two story frame building. Funeral services are set for Allen and Eweldon at 10 in Alexandria with interment at Liberty Cemetery.
Guide and Employees Discuss Suggestions and Product Quality
Mr. Bloom states that employee suggestions, even if not all practical, raise Guide’s regard for staff and help improve security and product quality. The note indicates contributors are valued for aiding better output and customer appeal.
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Bloom
Suze
Seu
Interstate Highway Bill Faces House Senate Clash
The House and Senate differ over wage standards for interstate construction. Knownland’s amendment to table labor wage rules failed, Chavez altered it to require state input while retaining federal rate setting. The dispute prompts a conference committee to resolve differences.
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Knownland
Senate
Gen. Chayer
D-Nm
Secretary of Labor
Chavez
House
Humid heat brings thundershowers. flooding lingers in Anderson
Temperatures rise with afternoon thundershowers. High near 85 forecast. local station reported 64 to 84 through 6 p.m. yesterday. Rainfall in four days totals 3.27 inches in Anderson. Waterways receded slightly but more rain could raise flood levels. lowlands remained flooded. White River fell to 10.64 feet late Monday, then eased.
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US Weather Bureau
Anderson
White River
Nations Honor Continues at Golden Gate Cemeteries
Charles S. Thomas will speak at Golden Gate Nations Cemetery ceremonies. Coast Guard cutter Taney to escort Gold Star Mothers to offshore lands for scattering flower petals. Grand Army of the Republic units decorate graves in over 200 cemeteries in memorial Day observances.
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Charles S. Thomas
Golden Gate Nations
San Francisco
Chinatown
Coast Guard
Oudler Taney
Pacific
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
GAR Comimanier
Delco Remy area hosts new activity site and field use
Officials from the V's Men's Club announce a new site at the Delco Remy area near the Quroball diamond with a building and picnic facilities. The baseball field remains available for Babe Ruth League teams while other sports like badminton and tether ball are planned, with opening details to be announced soon.
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Delco Remy
Quroball Diamond
YMCA
Thiv V
Obituaries From Anderson Hard Hit By Illnesses And Deaths
Grover Scott 66 died after a yearlong illness at his sister Audrey Sheltons home. Surviving include daughter Georgia Barker and sister Earl Chambers. Services pending at Albright Funeral Home. Bertha Ward 75 of Chesterfield died at St Johns Hospital. Arthur McCorkill 58 of Rt 5 died at St Johns Hospital. services tomorrow at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Annie Van Meter 71 of Hendricks Street to be buried East Maplewood. funeral at Allen Chapel with St Johns Met in Church. Emma Miller 77 of Fletcher Street to be buried at St Marys Cemetery. services at St Marys Falhnlie Church.
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Scott Grover Courtney Scott
Mes
Audrey Shelton
Mr. Scott
Madison County
Osgood
Ind
Torwo
Quincy Scott
Central Christian Church
Shelton
Georgia Barker
Anderson
Earl Chambers
Summitville
Herbert Klus
Samuel Scott
Marion
Albrights Funeral Home
Arthur M McCorknill
Rt. 5
St. Johin's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Lawrence West
Memorial Park Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Annie van Meter
Hendricks Si
Sater
Allen Cha
Pathe
Ho A
Ferry
St. John’s
Dianapolis
East Manlewood
Waltz and Hiday
Elurek Rm Jie
State
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Services for Mary Jane Grindle infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Grindle Summitville will be conducted at 2 pm in Vinson Memorial Cemetery by Rev Gerald Gearhart Summitville Christian Church The infant died at birth Tuesday in St Johns Hospital Anderson The body is at Vinson Funeral Home Summitville Surviving are the parents a sister Cynthia Sue maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Tetang Summitville paternal grandfather Mr and Mrs Jasob Grindle of Esirmount
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Bertha Ward
Main
Chesterfield
St. John's Hospital
Ilness
Harald E. Rozelle
Monroe Gj. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mary Ane Grndle
Donald Grindle
Summitvile
Vinson Merminal
Gerald Gearhart
Summitville
Harry Tetang
MTA
Jasob Grinile
Esirmount
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