Broadway’s New Season Opens With Sixteen Long-Run Shows
New York AP reports Broadway’s season starts with sixteen long-running attractions, many holdovers and several closings in late September. Notable titles include How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Bravo Giovanni, The Affair, My Fair Lady, and The Sound of Music. Tickets largely available, with weekends the busiest. some shows post closing notices while others extend.
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New York
Broadway
Giovanni
Henry Miller’s
Alvin— Zero Mostel
Rome
Anta
Emlyn Williams
Sir Thomas More
Booth
Julie Harris
Cavorts
O'Neill
Jason Robards Jr
Broadhurst
Cesare Siepi
Tom Poston
46Th Street
Robert Morse
Rudy Vallee
Shubert
Elliott Gould
Eager Beaver
Mary
Hayes
Barbara Bel Geddes
Barry Nelson
Edward Mulhare
Beck
Robert Weede
Mimi Benzell
Israel
Michael Allinson
Margot Moser
54Th Street
Diahann Carroll
Richard Kiley
Paris
Richard Rodgers
Lunt- Fontaine
Jeannie Carson
Open Sears Liquor Store on North Broadway and Cross Street
A notice announces the opening of Sears Liquor Store at the intersection of North Broadway and Cross Street. The brief confirms the location and details for shoppers seeking new service in the area.
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Sears Liquor Store
N. Broadway
Cross St
One Killed Several Injured In Freight Train Derailment
A freight train derailment near Greenwood Indiana left at least one person dead and several injured. One injured person was trapped inside a train car while others were rushed by ambulance to Johnson County Memorial Hospital Franklin. The engine was off the track and on its side. Greenwood lies in Johnson County about ten miles southeast of Indianapolis.
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Greenwood
Ind
UPT
Johnson County Memorial Hospital
Frankling
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnson County
Indianapolis
Khrushchev Abandons Troika Plan for United Nations
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev has quietly shelved his three man troika directorate idea for the United Nations due to lack of support from neutral and unaligned nations, according to high Communist sources in London.
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Troika
Idea London
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Labor Sunday at Meadowbrook Baptist Church Sets Theme
Meadowbrook Baptist Church hosts Labor Sunday services with a dedication of everyday work items. Members including a librarian, housewife, factory workers, a student and others will display micrometers gears books farm tools and household articles to be dedicated to service of God for better witness in their workplaces. The Rev John C Zuber leads both 8 30 and 10 30 worship services inviting all to participate.
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Robert Adams
Austin Stinson
William H. Howard
Robert ‘McCoy
Stephen Harris
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Cian
John C. Zuber
Enesanasenense
O.cessenengse
Eieaintininett
Deaneae
Escmesecesee
Acsens- Farms
Anoramma
Enepheneaonsee Mobile
Financial Popacanen
Cee
Db Rinmuath
Family Reunion Near Pendleton Sees Long List Of Attendees
Pendleton region gathering at Everett L. Huntzinger home drew extended kin from Indiana Michigan and California. Notables included Melton and Donald Gardner Anna Moore Eva Zeigler Edna and Lois Graham Barbara Davis and the Huntzingers sharing photos and memories from recent trips to New Mexico California and Wyoming.
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Pendleton
Jefferson Huntzinger
Everett L. Huntzinger
Anderson
Melton Gardner
Donald Gardner
Grand Haven
Mich
Anna ‘Moore
Eva Zeigler
Cicero Ind
Richard Ellicott
Arcadia
Ella Dawson
Charles Ogle
Anita Dotson
Robert Redick
Jesse Huntzinger
Edward Brooks
Jacob Ashton
Vernie Mull
Billy
Huntzinger
Billy Joe Smith
Scott
Emma Maguire
Elmer
Jack) Davis
Darrell Shafer
Barbara Davis
Everett Huntzinger
New Mexico
California
Wyoming
Richard Huntzinger
Belmont
San Francisco
Calif
John Cutshaw
Martha Davis Brown
Denver, Colo
Cambria Pines
Non-Retiree Social Security Provisions Emphasized
Herman E Landes reminds that non retiree workers can receive full Social Security benefits after 72 and that those under 72 may see benefits reduced if earnings exceed 1200 dollars weekly inquiries boost recovery of lost benefits. He urges65 plus workers to check with local offices. The Anderson office is at 1125 Main St. TPA Regular Meeting Tonight at 7:30.
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Social Security
Herman E. Landes
Landes
Anderson
Main St
Killer Gunman Killed After Coney Island Boardwalk Shootout
A summer night gunbattle on Coney Island left a policeman and a woman dead and several others wounded. John Clark, a crippled guitarist with a brace, fired on officers and civilians before his pursuit ended with five bullets to his body. Patrolman Nicholas Panico and Patrolman Robert Byrnes died, while Beatrice Shaw’s earlier clash preceded the chaos. Police closed in as witnesses fled and Clark continued firing until he was shot dead.
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New York
UPI
Coney Island
Robert J. Byrnes
Byrnes
Nicholas A. Panico
Island Resort
John Clark
Clark
Beatrice Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Leroy Brown
Ilene Brown
Laura Carter
Panico
Boardwalk
Herman Nolan
Nolan
Cattle shipments surge as market holds on Labor Day week
Farmers boosted cattle shipments to midwestern markets with 12 market arrivals Friday totaling 18 000 head the largest since 1948. Thursday shipments 30 900 were the biggest non holiday week since 1953 while weekly cattle arrivals 236 200 fell slightly. Hog and lamb shipments rose with live cattle prices rebounding and Chicago prices hitting 32 50 for prime steers.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fed
Midwest
Chicago
National Farmers Organization
Corn Belt
Mississippi
New York
Hartke Pushes Burns Ditch Funds Opposes Harbor Survey
Senator Vance Hartke urged the Senate Public Works Appropriations Committee to fund Burns Ditch harbor, opposing the Hammond-Whiting-East Chicago harbor survey as wasteful. He argued Army Engineers already approved Burns Ditch, and warned against spending another 50 000 for further study.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate Public Works
Burns Ditch
Hammond-Whiting - East
Chicago
House Appropriations Committee
Indiana Dunes
Lake Michigan
Hartke
Hammond- Whiting - East
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Army Engineers
Army
Hartker
Taylor Launches Academic Year at Upland University
Taylor University in Upland will start its 117th academic year on Sept. 6 with a two day faculty study conference led by President Dr. B. Joseph Martin. The program opens with a fellowship dinner featuring Lester E. Grile, Ft. Wayne Public Schools superintendent.
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Upland — Taylor University
B. Joseph Martin
Lester E. Grile
Ft. Wayne
Milo A. Rediger
Robert B. Hayes
Division of Education
North Central Association
Hayes
Taylor
N.C.A
University of Minnesota
Vnew
Fumes Explode Burns Hit Woman and Child in Hammond
Mrs. Cora Doedtman 24 and her 4 year old daughter were in poor condition at St. Margaret Hospital after fumes from cleaning fluid exploded at their Hammond home on Wednesday night. A automatic heater started during cleaning of auto parts.
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Hammond, Ind
Cora Doedtman
St. Margaret Hospital
Labor supply adequate and tomato harvest volume in Indiana
The Farm Labor Bulletin from the Indiana State Employment Service reports balanced labor supply and demand in Madison County and notes large tomato harvest activity. U N Acting Secretary General Thant met Czechoslovakia's President Novotny in Prague as part of a Vienna visit.
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Farm Labor Bulletin
The
Indiana State Employment Service
Madison County
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
UPI
U. N
Thant
Antonin Novotny
Prague
Hradcany Palace
Public Auction of Repossessed Property and Estate Notice
Repossessed property will be auctioned on September 10, 1962 at 10:00 AM at 3035 Lynn St Anderson Indiana including a 1956 Admiral TV model T25012. Also notices for the estate of Sol Elmore, hearings on final settlement, a name change petition from Alexander Ginsberg to Alexander S Gilbert, and a public hearing by the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission regarding multiple applications in Madison County.
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14Th St
H. D. Kirk
M. McShurry
Iva Teague
Green Township
Hancock County
Indiana
Township 17
H. Ray Wilson
Lynn St
Anderson
Admiral T.V
Economy Finance Corporation OF
Jackson Street
Sol Elmore
Superior Court
Madison County
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Scott & Shine
County OF
Madison
Madison Circuit Court
Alexander Ginsberg
Alexander S. Gilbert
Peare
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Commissioners Court
Henry J. Eavey, Inc
Henry J. Eavey
J. Ross Harrington
Meridian St
F. C
Wiliam M Nevin
W. 6Th St
Raymond M. Rent
Wildwood Ave
Meridian
Kenneth P
Lois M. Roland
Servnce
Elmo T. Flatt
Jackson St
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
W. F. Condon
Joe A. Harris
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies in The Peoples Marketplace
The Herald and The Bulletin publish classified line ads with 6 and 12 point type. Rates: 3 lines or more 29c per line per day, one-day ads 42c per line, two-line minimum $1.00 per insertion. Monthly rate $6 per line, 20 percent cash discount within seven days. Ads start in the Morning Edition and may be billed to accounts with telephone credit.
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People's Marketplace
Herald
Bulletin
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Alcoholics Anonymous P.O
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