Indiana Finance Board Sets Turned Loans Priority Policy
The Indiana State Board of Finance adopts a policy to grant industrial loan requests in application order. Only seven applicants seek funds, with a current balance of 24,000 dollars. Rensselaer leads the list at 20,000 dollars. other requests include Farmland 20,000. Winamac 9 0thers. Parker 26,000. Hammond 110,000. Longootee 65,000. New Albany 100,000, plus 60,000 for Jeffersonville and 356,493 for Connersville from the Post War Planning Revolving Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branigin
Finance Board
Mark Frence
Jack New
Kirk
Rensselaer
Hat City
Parker
Hammond
Longootee
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Connersville
Interstate Routes Trim Travel Time
New York UPI notes the interstate highway network sharply speeds long trips. With over 22 000 miles open of a projected 41 000, travelers can depart Atlanta and reach Miami 630 miles later with minimal delays. The system fuels rapid travel and spurs stopover services like motels restaurants and service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Jap Alert On Chinese Stowaways
TOKYO AP Japan's Maritime Safety Agency warns of possible stowaways fleeing the Red Guards in Communist China. The warning notes heightened risk of unauthorised arrivals aboard ships and urges vigilance by crews and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Maritime Safety Agency
43d Army Air Reunion Held In Iowas Port City
The second annual reunion of the 43rd Service Squadron of the Army Air Forces met at a Port City home. Attendees included George F. Henry Max Taylor James Walter Williams and Marion Dunn along with Halsey Ardery and others. Guests planned the third annual reunion for Indianapolis at the Dunn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
43Rd
Uhal
As Anny Air Force
George F. Henry
Willow
Ies
Max Taylor
Lane
Porte City
Iowa
Tay
Australia
Messrs
Mes
James Walter Williams
Marion Dunn
Indianapolis
Sus
Joan Ardery
Max Williams
Steve
Eddie Hunt
Frank Henry
Marejon Dunn
Covert Drops and Air Program Details Revealed
A report outlines coded drops using marks on pages and telephone booths to signal full or empty drops near College Park Maryland and the University of Maryland. It also covers U S. Army recruiting for an air program, with roles in aircraft mechanics electronics hydraulics and tower control, plus age and qualification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revin
Stirces
College Park
University of Maryland
Kevin
O Kevin
Americd’n
U.S
Vietnam
Ma-sense Department
der Kober
A. Boyd
Indianapolis
Southe
East Asia
Atoll
Tevin
Siip
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Army
Boyd
August Funeral Service Set at Baker Brothers
August Continued overview notes funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday officiated by Rev. Melvin Phillips. Callers welcome after 1 p.m. Monday. burial at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery in Greenfield. State police report 15 or more fatalities during holiday period with cautious belt use campaign in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Melvin Phillips
Mt. Lebanon Cemetery
Greenfeild
Frankton Highlights at Indiana State Fair and Local Winners
The Frankton page lists 4H winners with bears and sows judged by P. Noss and Sons Columbis City and Schrader Brothers. Poultry grand champions include Harry Paterson Thorntown and Benny Caine. Winners from La Porte and Anderson are noted, with memorials for Walter Anslinger and Mrs Maude Holsinger. Funeral notices mention Greg Bodden and John Wine, plus local band contests and a death during heart surgery.
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P. Noss and Sons
Rt. 5
Colum
Bis City
T Schrader Brothers
Columbias
City
Tamworth
E. & W. Brattain
Greencastle
Harry Paterson
Thorntown
New Hampshire
Benny Caine
Burett
Rt. 1
Cornell, Jr
Howard Garwood
Solomon
Anderson
George Age
Haverstock
la Porte
Anderson Optical Company
Vincennes
Pol
Maude O. Holsinger
Imst
Quincy Dr
Oscar Hol
Dreams
Henry Mancinite
Billl Seventh Day Adventist Church
Helmet
Jaye
A. G. Kromminga
Bob Seibert
Tor
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Legion Head Elected Commander Raps Violent War Protests
John E. Davis former North Dakota governor was elected national commander of the American Legion by acclamation at the 48th annual convention. He urged a halt to violent protests over the Vietnam War while condemning the disruptive minority. Davis, 53, of Bismarck, a World War II veteran with four decorations, is a farmer cattleman and banker who served 1957 to 1961 as governor. He succeeds L. Eden James as legion commander. The convention also welcomed its first Vietnam veteran, Gordon Satjfelde 23 of Sallville Virginia who served three years in the Army including four months in Saigon. The region had previously limited membership to World War II Korea veterans. The convention voted Tuesday to broaden membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John E. Davis
North Dakota
American Legion
Davis
Bismarck
L. Eden James
Hampton
Legion
Gordon Satjfeld
Sallville
Saigon
Korea
Oroaden
New Innovation in Land Warfare Demonstrated in Vietnam
A 1965 Army test in South Vietnam showcased a revolutionary method in land warfare. For the first time a U S 1st Cavalry division fought a sustained battle using helicopters as the basic means of combat, marking a major shift in tactical approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanapolis
Hitler
Poland
South Vietnam
U.S
1St ‘Cavalry
Airmanile
General Telephone reaches 900000 telephones in service milestone
Alfred Burr, president, announced General Telephone would install the 500000th unit of its Indiana system during September. He noted total telephones in service would reach about 900000 this month, marking significant growth since 1932 when only 41000 telephones served in 27 exchanges. The company now operates over 100 exchanges across northern two thirds of the state. Burr said General ranks fifth in the General System and among the largest in the Bell telephone industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Telephone Company
Alfred Id. Burra
Indiana
General Telephone
Tjeneral
Burrun
General
General Synctem
Lillependen
Ion. Bell
Goetz v Motorists Mutual and Bosworth Geeting cases in court
Court docket lists Laure M. Goetz and Motorists Mutual Insurance against James Martin for property damage. Also Schrenker and Anderson for City of Anderson sue Merle Bosworth and Ralph Geeting seeking injunction against an open burning dump. Thelma Bradberry sues for divorce in Superior Court 2 with attorneys Bushy Austin Cooper and Farr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure M. Goetz
Motorists Mutual Insurance Company
James Martin
Schrenker and Anderson
City of Anderson
Merlei L. Bosworth
Ralph Geeting
Lewis J. Jones
Superior Court
Thelma Bradberry
Marion W. Bradberry
Bushy
Austin
Dies Friday Joseph F Hopkins Sr 48
Joseph F Hopkins Sr of Anderson aged 48 died Friday morning after a prolonged illness. Born August 15 191 in Anderson he was the son of Mrs Daisy Trissel Hop and the late William H Hop. Funeral arrangements by Baker Brothers Funeral Service with services at the Elks Club Cedar Street and burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. A burglary at Sunoco Service Station resulted in theft of merchandise and tires. Det. Mal and agents investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Hopkins Sr
Iy Ood
Anderson
Daisy Trissel
Kissen Anders Apte
Mal
Robert
Geral
Hilda Martin
Elks Club
Cedar Aite Baker Brothers
Anderson Obituaries Mrs Blanche Shepardson Dies at 77
Funeral services for Mrs Blanche C Shepardson 77 of Anderson will be at East Templewood Cemetery with visitation after 3 00 Sunday afternoon She died Friday at Pat Johns Hospital born in Anderson she retired from Delco Remy in 1956 after 37 years Survivors include son Charles W Shepardson two grandsons and seven great grandchildren also listed are Goldie Wiley and Doyle Jacobs local survivors and details of their deaths and residences
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Blanche Shepardson
Blanche C. Shepardson
East Lynn
Sim
Charles W. Shepardson
Anderson
Robert Hosier
Robert H. Leatherman
Chesterfield
Wis
Goldie Wiley
Goldie
Helen) Wiley
Park Ave
Rahbek
Doyle Jacobs
Des Moines
Iona
Clifford
Presbyterian Church
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties page notices
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Lillie Daily Ingalls 06 wife of Lawrence Daily with services at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel burial Mendon Cemetery Pendleton. Orville Steward Noblesville retired farmer 75 will have services at Coaltrin Funeral Home Riverside Cemetery with Rev F d Wilson officiating. Burial Riverside. Mrs Nelle Houk Osborne Anderson and relatives noted. Middletown service for Raymond Woland with Ballard Shirey Funeral Home. Interment Glen Cove Cemetery. Wesley Hunter 72 4 W With St retired machinist Lynch Corp to be laid to rest at Baker Brothers Funeral Home East Lynn Christian Church minister Rev Deitch. Interment war Cemetery Carrollton. Thomas F Solomon 16 New Castle service at Couden Funeral Home New Castle Hillsboro Cemetery.
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Lillie Daily
Orville
Noblesville
Rt. 1
Coaltrin
F. d. Wilson
Bethel Ame
Riverside Cemetery
Les
Nelle Houk
Osborne
Anderson
Middletown
Raymond Woland
Javite
Oby
Earl Abell
Richmond
Harold BE. Rozelle
Edwin McClamer
Hillery Ricenov
Park Place
Glen Cove
Kmughte- God
Jiast
Maplewood
Neral
Wesley Hunter
Wesley Minor
Slim) Hunter
Lynch Corp
Baker Brothers
Russell Deitch
East Lynn Christian Church
Carrollton
Thomas F. Solomon
New Castle
Couden
Hillsboroe
New
State Fair Scenes From Page One Alexandria
Wethers on foot shown in weight classes from 91 to 130 pounds with champions named. Robert Painter and family feature in Alexandria display alongside Sharon L Hobbs and Carol Painter. The event includes a three hour speech by Gustavo Diaz Ordaz traduc and a Mexico City address with live English translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnncimies
Alexandria
Wethers
Ene
Robert Painter
Mexico City
Exandriai” Wethers
State park budgets and seal year figures presented
The listing shows $51 million seal year ending July 1st with 48,000. It details budgets for state parks and reservoirs across numerous sites including Bass Lake State Health, Brown County, Halin O'Lakes, Clifton Falls, Huntington Reservoir, Lisber, Lincoln, Mississinewa Reservoir, Monroe, Mounds, Ouabache, Pokagon, Raccoon Lake, Salamonic, Scales Lake, Shakamak, Spring Mill, Tippecanoe River, Turkey Run, Wawasee Lake Beach, and Whitewater. The state's share of ongoing reservoir construction totals $8,018,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Lake State Heath
Brown County
Haln O'Lakes
Clifton ‘Alls
Huntington Reservoir
Lisber
Lincoln
Mississinewa
Restrvoiir
Monroe
Whitewater
Hearing Continuation Details For Public Testimony
The commission plans to limit oral presentations to five to ten minutes each to leave time for questions. Interested parties must submit written statements in advance, and organizations may designate only one speaker. Those wishing to appear should notify Mrs Carolyn Johnson, commission officer, before the hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Johnson
Swine and cattle names listed for Pendleton and Alexandria sale
A fragmented notice lists individuals Randy Loser and Jeff Loser of Pendleton along with Mise Loser and Patty Thurston in Alexandria, showing references to gilts and calves for breeding. It mentions March and February terms and various cattle categories including senior and junior calves and breeding cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swine
Randy Loser
Pendleton
Jan
Jeff Loser
March
Mise Loser
Kim A. Morehead
Alexandia
Patty
Thurston
Alexandria
Weather outlook and 19th century rail note mix
The report notes Saturday highs from 26 to 92 with Friday night lows in the 60s, five day precipitation totaling 0.25 to 0.75 inches, and no rain after weekend showers through Wednesday. It cites a Walday outlook for Indiana near normal September temperatures and August averages for several cities. Also mentions resumed Pennsylvania Railroad service in Richmond and a Dayton bus detour around unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiveau
Indiana
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Tusnaville
Richmond, Tid
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dayton
Unemployment race gap in on the job training era
A labor report notes on the job training program increasing the labor force with about 290000 new opportunities during the expansion. It highlights a white and Negro employment disparity as training limits affect Black workers while white teenagers gain more from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Productive Citizens
Jobson
W. Willard Wirtz
Ross
Back-To-School Dance Planned by Frankton Jaycees
The Frankton Jaycees sponsor their first annual Back-To-School dance on Saturday September 3 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Gene Swindell Anderson disc jockey will be present In case of rain the dance moves to the Junior High Gary is president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Frankton Jaycees
Gene Swindell
Anderson
Gary
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