Five Elwood Schools Enroll 2931 Pupils
Elwood School Superintendent Keith Scott announced that five public Elwood schools enroll 2931 pupils this year. The total project cost 242577 includes elementary improvements and a new Junior High School, funded by bonds. The elementary total 613 Edgewood 645 Oakland 262 Washington. High School 947. The board awarded a coal contract to Consumers Coal for 500 tons of 2x4 and 75 tons of stoker coal.
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T He Wood
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Wendell L. Willkie
Consumers
TV Coal Company
Homees
Ice and Coal Company
Retary
DCE
Elwood CC
Woman's Day Program At Bethesda Baptist Church
The Bethesda Baptist Church announces a special Woman's Day program Sunday at 2 p.m. Speaker is Mrs Rosa Davis and the response will be given by Emma Badgett of Union Baptist Church Indianapolis. The church invites the public to attend. Coal needed Dallas One eighth of a ton coal is needed to make one barrel of gasoline.
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Alexandria and Monroe schools report 2335 enrollment
Alexandria public schools announce 2335 total students for the year up 65 from last year. Enrollment by site includes Cunningham 315 Orestes 282 Junior High 481 Alexandria Elementary 517 and Alexandria Monroe High School 740.
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William Gunn
Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Karl M. Kyle
Maddock Elwood businessman dies at 67
Kenneth E Maddock 67 longtime Elwood resident and former superintendent of G I Sellers Co died suddenly at his home 1909 North B Street He was born Sept 9 1897 to Herman Maddock and Anna Long Maddock Survivors include wife Sylvia Scott Maddock a brother Harley Maddock and father Funeral to be held at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home with rites at 2 p m Saturday at East Main Street Christian Church Burial in Elwood City Cemetery
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J. E. McCoy
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Anna Long Maddock
Sylvia Scott Maddock
Herman Maddock
Harley Maddock
Robert L. Jackley
Herthe
East Main St. Christian Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Arab Conference sidesteps water action and backs Palestine plan
The Arab summit in Alexandria sidestepped military measures to protect the Jordan River diversion project and approved a Palestine problem plan. MENA reported the conference endorsed Ahmed El Shukairy's report and accepted a military proposal from Algeria's Ahmed Ben Bella, easing tensions among 13 kings and heads of state.
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Middle East
AMVETS September events set by Post 9 schedule
AMVETS Post 9 releases September events. Softball game against a New Castle church league team at Shadyside Park starts at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Dance night at Post Home 2095 W. 16th St. runs 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Sept. 26. A Sept. 21 search party at Marion VA Hospital, with cooperation from VA officials and state AMVET leaders.
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New Castle Church
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Marion
Ten Japanese Die In Plane Crashes
In Tokyo ten members of the Japan Self Defense Air Force were killed in a sequence of accidents. Eight died in a helicopter crash and two lost their lives when F86 jets collided in midair.
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UPI
Japan Self Defense Air Force
County Delays Presidential Vote Tally in Prince Georges
Prince Georges County election chief R Thomas Loftus says the presidential vote total from November 3 will be released after West Coast polls close. Other races will be reported as precincts file results, with the presidential tally held until after 11 p.m. EST. Loftus notes this is his decision and not countywide policy. He cites a network bid to project results from five key precincts and possible federal limits on Eastern state returns before West Coast closes.
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R. Thomas Loftus
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Senate Rejects Cloture On Reapportionment Debate Vote
Washington officials report a 63 to 30 Senate tally defeating a cloture motion on the reapportionment amendment. Democrats supporting cloture include Eastland and Fulbright. Republicans listed include Dirksen and 22 others. notable opponents include Mansfield and Kennedy. The vote leaves the fate of the measure unresolved and highlights party splits on legislative process.
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Macapagal To Visit Johnson Next Month
Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal will visit Washington for a state visit at the invitation of President Lyndon Johnson. The trip is set for October 5 to 6, with meetings planned at the White House and allied discussions with U.S. officials.
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UPI
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Forest Land and Community Schedules at Montana YMCA
Local notices outline Forests cover a large portion of Montana and list activities at the YMCA including luncheons at 12:00 and 6:30 dinners, plus 6:30 Boy Scouts and a family service. Tom White and Past Matrons are mentioned alongside the physical schedule.
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Montana
Agriculture Department Forecasts Major Crop Totals
The Agricultural Department estimated corn for grain at 3.64 billion bushels and wheat at 1.29 billion, with drought impacting August figures. Soybeans 704 million, tobacco 2.32 billion pounds, oats 892 million, and Indiana yields listed. August forecasts showed declines in corn from July, while wheat remained nearly unchanged.
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Agriculture Department
Indiana
Shinkle to Retire from Elwood Police Force Saturday
Harlan Shinkle a 51 year old veteran of the Elwood Police Depart ment will retire after Saturday marking 20 years on duty since 1944 and he plans to join the Tway Store staff in Elwood. City Councilman Donald Sinclair will fill the vacancy pending council and mayoral decision.
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Harlan Shinkle
Shinkle
Tway
Donald Sinclair
Dietzen’s
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Sharon
Cynthiann
Donald Lee
South M St
Bottles Stolen From Boulogne Woman’s Home
Mrs Octavie Meurdesoif reported to police that a thief took 200 empty bottles from her Boulogne sur Mer residence. She noted her surname translates to dying of thirst in English.
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France
UPI
Octavie
Meurdesoif
What makes Roger Branigin a Winner
Hoosier born Roger Branigin grew up in a close-knit Indiana family and earned a deep knowledge of the state. He cherishes Indiana soil and wilderness, aims to protect natural resources, and donated the Branigin Book Collection of Indiana Authors and Writers to Franklin College for public access.
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Indiana
Josephine
Robert
Roger
Franklin College
Branigin
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