Life Magazine June 28 issue censored abroad claims Arabs sacking Jerusalem article
Ruth Eyer writes to Deloris Clawson that Life Magazine's June 28 issue was censored in the world, eliminating the article on Arabs sacking Jerusalem. She notes censorship of both incoming and outgoing cables and no word from New York since the bombing.
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Life Magazine
Deloris Clawson
Ruth Eyer
Life
Jerusalem
Clarence
New York
Missing Delphi man John Shuey is sought by sheriff and troopers
Sunday night the Delphi sheriff requested aid in a manhunt for 85 year old John Shuey who vanished about 4 p.m. Family alarms prompted authorities to organize a four member search party. They planned to search the bottoms west of the Hamilton street bridge.
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Delphi
John Shuey
Shuey Hadeen
Duckwall, Ayres, Holtman
Sheriff Allen
Hamilton Street Bridge
Bottoms
Searchers find John Shuey pulled from rain soaked field
In a two hour downpour, a group searched the land between the Shuey residence and state road 25. Pistol shots drew them back to the residence where Old John was found hitchhiking near the Deer Creek bridge. Ex-sheriff Pauline Moore and her son Bobbie identified him as a likely future sheriff.
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Shuey
State Road 25
John
Delphi
Pauline Moore
Bobbie
Deer Creek Bridge
Moore
Yantis Wells Ends Delphi Grocery Run After 45 Years
Yantis Wells arrived in Delphi in 1903 and spent 20 years running a grocery at the Hatton Farr Book and Record Store location. He sold the grocery in 1925 and moved to the Carroll County Loan and Trust for six years before starting his own loan firm in 1931 in the Herb Smith building. He left that home in 194? when he moved to the Campbell building on Franklin Street, calling it like leaving home.
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Delphi
Yantis Wells
Hatton-Farr Book and Record Store
Yantis
Carroll County Loan and Trust Company
Herb Smith
Campbell
Franklin Street
Delphi-Deer Creek School Board Seeks Higher Building Fund Levy
The Delphi-Deer Creek School Board announces an increase in the cumulative building fund levy from 10 to 20 cents per $100 of assessed value next year. The hike is expected to raise about $12,000 for the school building fund.
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Delphi-Deer Creek
County prosecutor warns against high prices by itinerants
Carroll County prosecutor David Baum urges residents to refuse paying inflated charges by itinerants who overprice work. He warns of misleading quotes and urges caution when hiring services.
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Carroll County
David Baum
Dave
Parish boiler job sparks board protest in Delphi
The St Joseph Church in Delphi hired workers for boiler repairs. The task seemed worth under 50 dollars but a 500 dollar bill prompted the Board of Trustees to threaten meeting with the County Prosecutor. The workers withdrew the demand and offered to donate the labor.
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Dave
St. Joseph
Delphi
Board of Trustees
County resident pays $150 for septic tank cleaning
A Jother county resident paid $150 for septic tank cleaning and later discovered the price was unnecessarily high. He believed he must pay since workers were hired, but subsequent investigation showed he could have avoided the charge.
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Jother
Fishing Trip Ends With Plane Ride Above Minnesota Lake
Forrest Sprague and son Harold with Darrell Zinn enjoyed a fishing trip in northern Minnesota. After a day of fishing on a lake, they left their lunch on a rock and took a plane ride for a new vantage before resuming fishing.
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Forrest Sprague
Harold
Darrell Zinn
Minnesota
Oranges Left in Line After Lunch on Island Rock
A fragment notes eight oranges arranged in a straight line on a rock after a group returned to the island, with the rest of the lunch missing or not described.
Guards Leave Saturday For Camp Atterbury
Indiana National Guard Company B 293rd Infantry Regiment 38th Division prepares for a two week drill at Camp Atterbury south of Indianapolis. Lt Foster D Haines commands 75 strong unit with 73 enlisted men and 2 officers. Recruit detail begins with advance party Wednesday.
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293Rd
38Th
Delphi
Indiana Natio Guard
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Indianapolis
Foster D. Haines
293Rd Voy ‘Regiment
38Th Inf. Divisio
Atterbury
Staines
Leo C. Rider
Rex G. Chittick
Wedneday
Elmo Dotson
William R. MaHanna
Merle J. Cree
Charles L. Crowden
Billie C. Hendryx
Carl L. Haines
Kenneth D. Hunt
Wi - John P. Maxwell
Francis’ Pearson
Guy E. Amstutz
Leroy ‘ Amstutz
Howard R. ‘Anders
Max E. Chittick
Charles J. Combs
Richard
Yf Cope
Corley E. Craig
Ie Goin
Robert V. Graham, Jr
Liam M. Grice
John A. Hawn
I . F. Hildebrand
David E. Jam
Richard L. Lucas
James R. Clean
John B
Harold E. Ragan
John Artm Dine
Robert Alien
Charles E. Black
Mered
J. D. Burge
Robert G. Cassell
Will Page
Elmo's Laundry in Delphi Sold to Flora Resident
Gilbert Underhill announces the sale of Elmo's Laundry to Charles Berkshire of Flora. Berkshire, now manager, will keep the Delphi location running and merge with Berkie's Cleaning Service. Dotson will resign Saturday to join Camp Atterbury with the Indiana National Guard.
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Elmo
Delphi
Flora
Gilbert Underhill
Elmo’s Laundry
Charles Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkie
Dotson
Mr. Underhill
Camp Atterbury
Indiana National Guarda
Gil Bailey Plans Short Leave From New York Duties
Gilbert Bailey former editor of The Citizen and current New York Times feature writer will visit here next week for a brief vacation with relatives and friends He will travel from here to Mexico City for a month long stay visiting friends and then return to New York City.
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Gilbert Bailey
the Citizen
The
New York Times
Gilbert
New York
Mexico City
Wayne Coy to Speak at Bloomington Convocation
Wayne Coy, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission and former editor and publisher of The Citizen, will address Indiana University’s convocation series in Bloomington tonight on "Radio as a Social Force."
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Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
the Citizen
Bloomington
Mr. Coy
Indiana University
Studebaker couple visit Miami residents in town for Old Settlers Day
Mr and Mrs Harve Studebaker of Miami Florida arrived here to visit friends and relatives and will stay until after Old Settlers Day.
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Mrs
Harve Studebaker
Miami
Florida
Bear Visits Site Eats Meal During Absence
Investigation reveals a large bear visited the site while the owners were away. The animal consumed the meal but left the oranges behind, suggesting foraging behavior rather than direct human activity.
Norman Ebright Named Assistant to Delphi Athletic Director
Norman Ebright will become Industrial Arts teacher and assistant to the Delphi athletic director. He will oversee track and serve as assistant basketball and football coach. A Burris High School graduate, Ball State student, war veteran, he taught last year at Hope Indiana.
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Norman Ebright
Hope
Indiana
Delphi
E. E. Glenn
Ebright
Glenn
Burris
Muncie
Ball State
Rockfield Captures County Softball Crown
Rockfield Merchant defeated Deer Creek Conservation Club 2 to 0 to win the county softball title and advance to the regional tournament at Logansport. Hobart Little pitched for Rockfield and Carl McNulty pitched for Deer Creek.
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Rockfield
Rockfield Merchant
Deer Creek Conservation Club
Logansport
Hobart Little
Carl McNulty
Delphi Man Seeks Divorce From June Miller After 1944 Marriage
Max Miller filed for divorce in Carroll circuit court on Wednesday citing cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in June 1944 and separated July 26 of this year. The action was filed through Julien and Kerlin.
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Delphi
Max Miller
Carroll Circuit Court
June Miller
Julien and Kerlin
Eagles Meet Delphi Aerie in Friday Assembly
The Delphi Aerie of Eagles will meet Friday night July 30 on the third floor of the Catholic Community Center in Delphi. The session is called for 8 p.m. with members urged to attend.
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Eagles
Delphi Aerie of Eagles
Catholic Community Center
Delphi
John Hall Dies. Body Sent To Patrick Mortuary
Bulletin reports John Hall a well known Delphi area resident living west of town on state highway 25 died at 10 am. The body was taken to Patrick Mortuary for arrangements.
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John Hall
Delphi
Patrick Mortuary
Bailiff of Carroll Circuit Court Hurt In Truck Wreck
Robert L. Kite, bailiff of the Carroll Circuit Court, was injured in a Saturday auto collision on Pittsburg hill. He suffered a fractured left hip and underwent a major operation after being knocked under the dash. He is reported “somewhat improved” at St. Elizabeth hospital.
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Carroll Circuit
Robert L. Kite
Ed. Kite
Delphi
Carroll Circuit Court
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kite
Pittsburg
Ernest Robinson
Robinson
George Downing
Sunset Market Held Up by Pair of Young Robbers
Carroll county reports the first hold-up in years at the Sunset Market near Monticello. Mrs. Louis DeFabis was robbed of over $100 in cash by two men who brandished a pistol, slapped her, and fled east in a grey and black sedan. One suspect described as 27, 5 feet 5.5 inches, brown suit. the other about 40, six feet, dark blue suit. The incident prompted a sheriff and state police investigation.
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Carroll County
Louis DeFabis
Sportsman Hotel
Monticello
Sanford Allen
Girls Of 4-H Dress Revue Set At Delphi High Friday
Carroll County 1948 4 H Dress Revue planned in the Delphi High School Home Ec department Friday July 30. Juniors 10 to 13 begin at 9 30 a m and Seniors at 11 00 a m with groups A B C for juniors and subdivisions for seniors. Blue ribbon winners will go to the Indiana State Fair September 8 with a champion and alternate. Judge will be Mrs Arthur Pullen Galveston.
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Carroll County
Department of the Delphi High School
Cora St. Amand
Sara Shelby
Dorothy Ingles
Charlene Wilson
Eleanor Mennen
Reba Shanks
Arthur Pullen
Galveston
Dorothy Ingels
Samuel Sinn
Gene Maxwell
Jean Pratt
Charles Smith
Carl Watson
Harold Wyatt
J. Beard
Mary el Shaeffer
Martha Stendaisend
Kenneth Frey
Raymond Nicolls
Frieda Burgitt
Camden
Captain Swickard Sent for Army Air Corps Duty
Captain Jack Swickard of Delphi departed Sunday for Hamilton Field San Rafael California where he reported for active duty in the Army Air Corps. He expects a two year tour of duty in Japan leaving his wife Marjorie Caldwell Swickard and three children behind.
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Jack Swickard
Delphi
Hamilton Field
San Rafel
California
Army Air Corps
Swickard
Japan
Marjorie Caldwell Swickard
Second District names alternate to Indiana Legion Convention
Jesse Clawson of Delphi was elected an alternate delegate to the Indiana State American Legion Convention. The Second District choice was elected at a Rochester meeting, with the Indianapolis event planned for next month.
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Jesse Clawson
Delphi
American Legion
Indianapolis
Clawson
Rochester
Verrill Family to Visit Oakland California
Mr and Mrs Albert Verrill and their daughter plan to depart August 14 for a visit with her sister in Oakland California.
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Albert Verrill
Oakland
California
Explosion at Penguin Cafe Injures Delphi Woman
Mrs. Nellie Waymire of Delphi suffered arm burns and singed hair when a gas oven exploded at the Penguin Cafe in Delphi on Wednesday morning. The cafe, run by her sons John and Edward, caused no major damage and she received only minor injuries. Relatives report the Waymire family, currently in Damascus, Syria, took refuge in Lebanon with the Near East Foundation after the blast.
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Nellie Waymire
Delphi
Penguin
John
Edward
Waymire
Clarence Eyer
Damascus
Syria
Dhtura
Lebanon
Near East Foundation
Robert Wood
Weldon Eyer
Goshen
Clarence
Eyer
Bierut
Mr Eyer
Mrs. Eyer
Holy Land
Citizen
Mr. Eyer
Walter Clawson
Junior
Lee
Jane
Jon
Chiura
Banka Valley
Red Cross County Officers Elected At Meeting Here
Mrs. Harold Thayer was re elected president of the Carroll County Chapter with officers including Mrs. Watson C. McCormick first vice president and Mrs. Lewis Morrison second vice president. Department chairs named for home service disaster relief first aid and life saving nutrition junior Red Cross blood donor nursing and volunteer services among others. Three year executive committee members named from Burlington Carrollton Deer Creek and Washington townships. After the meeting Mrs Thayer spoke on the National Red Cross Convention in San Francisco.
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Harold Thayer
Carroll County
American Red Cross
Executive Council
Thayer
Watson C. McCormick
Lewis Morrison
Delmar Gilmore
Woodrow Whiteman
Walter Clawson
Charles A. Wood
Home Service
Gilbert Underhill
Clyde Robbins
Burton Honan
Earl Newell
Howard Bradshaw
Red Cross
George Wagoner
Robert Bradshaw
C. C. Crampton
Paul Johnson
Robert Clark
Josephine Ives
Monroe Meade
National Convention of the Red Cross
San Francisco
Many New Awards Will Be Given At 4 H Club Fair
Plans for the Annual 4 H Exhibit at Flora August 2 to 5 call for numerous awards including delegates to State Fair Camps, showmanship honors, and cash prizes. Special rosette ribbons and rotating trophies will be presented by local clubs and sponsors.
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Flora
Carroll County
Ralph Rinehart
Miles Martin
Camden
Purdue Age
J. M. Haggard
Delphi
Clarence Forgey and Sons
Tippecanoe Township
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Hit Run Driver Fined In JP Court Here
Earl D Day and three companions traveling on 29 near Burlington were involved when James E Ford of South Bend cut into their line. Ford fled after the collision and was fined 41 50 for leaving the scene and driving without a license. The Day party was treated for shock and injuries.
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South Bend
John Law
Earl D. Day
Berrien Springs
Michigan
Jake Hanna
Howard Munson
Burlington
James E. Ford
Day Auto
Day
Ford
Sparkey Carey
Lebanon
Berringer
Justice of the Peace
Delphi
Rossie L. Dern
Louisville
Kentucky
Clem Attends State Insurance Meet
Morris W. Clem local representative for State Farm Insurance attended the meeting at Old Trails Inn near Greencastle for three days last week where company representatives received latest instructions on auto life and fire insurance.
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Morris W. Clem
The
State Farm Insurance Company
Old Trails Inn
Greencastle
Dr Joseph McKinley Begins Residency at Indiana University Center
Dr Joseph McKinley son of Dr and Mrs Clarence McKinley of Delphi has been named for a 1 to 3 year residency at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. He will specialize in urology and has started duties in Indianapolis before returning to the Crockett Clinic in Lafayette.
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Joseph McKinley
Clarence McKinley
Delphi
Board of Trustees
Indiana University
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
McKinley
Indiana University Medical School
Crockett Clinic
Lafayette
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Jack Robinson
Robert Cassell
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Cope
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Farm Bureau
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Wertheimer Cattle Co
Stuntz-Yeoman
Clem
DR. McKinley
University Hospital, Indianapolis
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