Capitol Tires Safety Bill Aims for Uniform Standards
Senator Hartke reports on a tire safety bill advancing from the Commerce Committee. The proposal would set minimum safe performance standards for new tires by the Bureau of Standards with interim rules in two years, ending vague labels such as first line or premium. The aim is to allow safer purchases and reduce tire failures highlighted by real事故 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Committee
Senate
Bureau of Standards
Hammond Tire
Len Hedinger
Hammond Times
Arnold Bewley
Federal Trade Commission
School Menu Week of April Four Days
The school presents a lunch plan from Monday April 4 to Friday April 8 with meals each day. Monday offers meat loaf with whipped potatoes and gravy buttered lima beans apricots bread and butter and milk. Tuesday features barbeque beef on bun buttered green beans mixed fruit yellow cake and milk. Wednesday serves lasagna buttered corn a mixed salad applesauce bread and butter. Thursday offers pork tenderloin on bun buttered mixed vegetables cole slaw pineapple chunks milk. Friday closes with Easter vacation.
Adina Rebekah Lodge to Meet Friday Evening
Adina Rebekah Lodge No. 79 will hold its regular meeting Friday evening April 8 at 7 30 p m at the IOOF Hall. Degree staff practice will follow. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adina Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Public Snaps at TV Coverage of Gemini 8 Crisis
Viewers growl at pre emptions and time fillers as networks push marathon astronaut coverage. Critics and readers defend public concern while faulting television for repetitive reporting and long delays in updating the Gemini 8 case.
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Paul Molloy
Chicago
Sub- Times
New York
Molloy
W. W. Koukol
Cicero
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Newsme
Notable Hoosier Pioneers From Politics to NASA
Harry S. New of Indianapolis served as U S Senator 1917 1923 and Postmaster General 1923 1929 under Harding and Coolidge. Hugh McCulloch from Ft Wayne was Secretary of the Treasury in 1865 and 1884. Abe Silverstein, born Terre Haute 1908, led NASA flight propulsion and space flight development, directing programs at NASA 1958–61 and 1961.
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Harry S. New
Indianapolis
United States
Harding and
Coolidge
Hugh McCulloch
Ft. Wayne
the Treasury
Lincoln, Johnson and Arthur
Abe Silverstein
NASA Research Center
Cleveland
Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Terre Haute
Thomas Edward Wilson Conductor And Founder In Music Circles
Thomas Edward Wilson born 1918 Green Hill rose as a notable conductor. He joined the first opera conductors workshop at Juilliard in 1957 and founded the Hosier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale. He led the Repertoire Orchestra and Gilbert and Sullivan Society. He conducted the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra and Opera Guild starting in 1951 and directed related groups.
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Thomas Edward Wilson
Green Hill
Julliard School of Music
Hosier Symphony Orchestra
Chorale
Repertoire Orchestra
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Lafayette Symphony Orchestra
Opera Guild
Indiana electric railways rise and fall across decades
A survey tracks Indiana electric interurbans from 1893 to 1941, noting rapid growth to 2,318 miles by 1914 and 678 miles of track on end, paralleled by horse lines, major firms like Indiana Railroad and South Shore, and the 1930s collapses including a 1941 collision. The piece also mentions local home demonstration news in Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Indiana
South Bend
Charles van Depoele
Hoosier
Charles L. Henry
Anderson
Henry
Union Traction Company
Alexandria
Hammond
Whiting
Chicago
Madison
Washington
Marion
Albany
Brazil
Summitville
Elwood
Elkhart
Mishawaka
Goshen
Indianapolis
Greenwood and
Franklin
Hoosierdam
Main Street
Crawfordsville
Winona
Bedford
Bloomington
Bicknell
Cross Lines
Indiana Railroad
Interstate
Union Traction
South Shore
Securities and Exchange Commission
Seymour
Brownstown
Ewing
Purdue Orchestra Leader and UNESCO Delegate 1953
Purdue University Orchestra figure served as past vice president and representative to the first UNESCO World Music Meeting held in Brussels Belgium in 1953. The person also held leadership roles within the organization during this era.
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Purdue University Orchestra
Brussels
Belgium
Entertainment At Purdue: Spring Events April 7–10
Purdue hosts a series of events: April 7 lectures by J Kenneth Galbraith on Economic Power at Loeb with 8 p.m. free Playhouse. April 8 bluegrass concert by Stanley Brothers and Clinch Mountain Boys at Memorial Union 8 p.m.. April 9 Miss Purdue pageant in Fowler Hall at 8 p.m.. April 10 Easter sunrise concert by the Purdue University choir Glee Club and Purduette at Elliott Hall of Music 6:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Loeb
Stanley
Brothers and Clinch Mountain Boys
Memorial Union Ballroom
Miss Purdue
Fowler Hall
Purdue University
Glee Club
Purduette
Elliott Hall
Change of Address and the Temple of God in Hearts
A religious meditation argues that God no longer dwells in church buildings but in believers hearts. It cites scripture from Matthew John and Paul to urge personal repentance and trust in Christ as Savior to become the temple of the living God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Apostle Paul
God
Living God
Temperance Institute Highlights Carroll County W C T U Event
Delphi Christian Church hosted the Carroll County W C T U Institute with a display titled Signal Press Supermarket. Arthur Weddell spoke on Education in Temperance in the Schools and a film was shown. Local residents performed songs and Raymond Romeinplayed a musical saw. Sheriff James Coghill spoke on crime and delinquency. Carry in supper served between sessions.
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Signal Press
Carroll County
W.C.T.U. Institute
Delphi Christian Church
Arthur Weddell
Phyllis Teel
Marvin Henderson
Nancy
Becky Smith
Raymond Romein
James Coghill
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Myron J. Johnson
American Newspaper Representatives, Inc
National Advertising Representative
Amanta
Detroit
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York
San Francisco
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Hartke
Adina Rebekah
Fee
Lucy A. Boone
Ives and Ives
Franklin St
Rossville Auction Exchange
Bochar
Miq
Howard Bradshaw
H.D. Council
Carroll County Home Demonstration Association
Orton Zook
Bob Clawson
United Fund
Dale Kasten
County Fairgrounds
Home Demonstration Association
Orton
Zook
Keith Sink
Wayne Forgey
Wayne Langston
Jock Pritchard
Riley Hospital
School For the Deaf
Delphi Methodist Church
Blanche Loy
Country Woman
Flora
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colorado
Fred McCain
Indiana Home Demonstration Association
Kay Ayler
H.D
Farmers
State Fairgrounds
Purdue
W.S.C.S
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Myron Beesley
Jessie Oswald
George A. Fallon
Lafayette Trinity Methodist Church
Nepal
Fallons
Flemings
Helen Cree
Helen Anderson
Dorothy Eaton
Eulalie Powell
Arvilla Burge
Agnes Smith
Florence Buskirk
Effie Julius
Mary Benjamin
Sue Beale
Lelia Underhill
Teresa Coghill
Fred Coghill
Ni and
Linda Wolf
Yeoman
P. O. Box
FBI
SAT
SUN
Eadhead the
Astronut
American International Pictures
Grandma
Delphi, Indiana
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