Miss Emma Cammack to sail on Aeneid cruise for Virgil 2000th
MUNCIE Indiana July 1 Miss Emma Cammack Latin teacher at Central high for 37 years will sail July 4 on the U S Homerie for Europe. The trip, funded by former pupils, will visit Sicily Delphi Olympia Athens and other sites as part of the Aeneid cruise marking Virgil birth 2000nd anniversary. Miss Viletta Baker accompanies.
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Purdue Announces Opening Date for Home Football Tickets
Purdue set August 1 as the ticket sales opening for four home games of the defending Big Ten champions. The schedule includes Baylux on Oct. 4, Wisconsin on Oct. 25, and home games vs Butler on Nov. 15 and Indiana on Nov. 22. Road trips feature Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, and Chicago.
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Sound credit policies for construction industry
National plan to establish sound credit policies across the building construction industry arises from Allied Building Construction Industries. Two promotional options, to be discussed at a Chicago conference, aim to organize and finance locally affiliated credit bureaus in major cities, with a nationwide clearing house to coordinate efforts.
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Builders Promise Major Promotion Drive in Construction
A committee will reconvene before the Chicago conference to develop details of what contractors and building supply men regard as the most important promotional effort in years for the building construction industry.
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Auto Transport Ditch Crash Near Cray Creek Saturday
One of Central Drive Away System’s large transports wrecked after a collision with a car driven by Ray Van Hise near the National Road bridge over the Pennsylvania tracks east of Cray Creek. The crash occurred as both vehicles crossed the overhead bridge. two wheels on the trailer were damaged and the Ford cars aboard remained intact.
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Car Crash Involves Attorney Craig and Van Hise
Auto struck Attorney Craig's car and slightly damaged it. Van Hise's car was badly damaged in the crash with the transport and David Fisher, who was with Van Hise, was painfully injured.
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The Herald Greencastle Indiana Publisher History
The Herald Charles J Arnold publishes The Herald Greencastle Indiana since 1858 originally named The Press. The paper is issued every afternoon except Sundays from 17 19 South Jackson Street with Greencastle postal service details and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside areas.
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Russia Opens to Tourists The Soviet Union Welcomes Visitors
The article reports that after decades of strict entry limits, Russia now welcomes tourists under eased Soviet regulations. It notes eased entry via United States Lines and highlights Moscow and Leningrad attractions, including cathedrals, palaces converted to museums, and Lenin’s marble mausoleum guarded in Red Square.
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Trout Debut with Mountain Backdrop at Flinch Peak
The scene centers on President May testing his luck in well stocked waters. Flinch Peak rises 9,225 feet in the background signaling a dramatic alpine setting. Keepreh
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