City’s First Black Citizen Honored In Sesquicentennial Program
Madison County’s black history was reviewed Tuesday evening in the Anderson City Building auditorium with Emmanuel Harris narrating. The program traced black contributions from slavery through the 1950s, highlighting education, military, medical and economic advances while urging future cooperation and progress.
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Anderson City Building
Emmanuel Harris
Anderson
Ruth Waughfield
Monroe. Williams
Pharoah
Harris
Herris
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Derson
Herald
Jeff Atteberry
Anti Monist Student Denounces Red Chinese Suppression Tactics
Miss Yuan Moun Ru, electrical engineering graduate of Chung king University, denounces the Communist Red Chinese government for mistreatment of Chinese people. She recounts labor camps, arrests, escapes, and warnings about drug traffic while urging candidates, jobs for party members, and multicultural schooling in China.
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Miss Yuan
Chungking University
Red
Communist Party
Miss Yaun
Russia
Join
China
Rangoon
Burma
United States
Mrs Russell Breeden Elected to Grace Children’s Hospital Board
Mrs Russell Breeden of Anderson has been elected to a three year term on the Board of Grace Children's Hospital in Haiti. The hospital, supported by the First United Methodist Church, works toward eradicating tuberculosis among Haitian children. She is president elect of the local Methodist Women and serves on the denomination’s Board of Global Ministries.
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Gets Hospital
Russell Breeden
Anderson
Grace Children’s Hospital
Haiti
First United Methodist Church
Breeden
Global Ministries
Hilltop Restaurant Reveals New Hours in Lapel Indiana
Hilltop Restaurant on State Road 32 in Lapel Indiana announces new hours from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. seven days a week. The facility features a salad bar and offers catering for parties. Evening services are noted.
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Hilltop Restaurant
St. Rd
Lapel, Ind
Fairmount Law Clash Over Mobile Home Ordinance
Fairmount Town Board weighs mobile home site at 1402 N Elm St for Theo Jones and spouse with attorney Richard Cook. They seek state license for a mobile home court. board declines to amend ordinance, to be clarified with Area Plan Commission. Also approve replacing a mobile home and adjust two drinking fountains amid radar speed unit rollout next week.
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Mao
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Fairmount Law
Eyewitness News
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Weilers
Meridian Street
New Mounds Mall
Mounds Mall
the Mounds Mall
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