14 Sep 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1955
Page
1
Rome reports the Abruzzi Asphalt Society envisions future roads in colored asphalt. chemical leftovers from bauxite processing could yield red green white brown or yellow highways. color coding may reduce glare and aid navigation with routes such as the red road to Rome and beige to Naples.
Saturday night Nancy Shunkwiler marked her 16th birthday with friends, receiving gifts. Cheerleaders from Keith School reunited Monday night at Rustic Lodge, included Pat Newman and others. A mass going away party Friday celebrated Indiana seniors before moving on. Barbara Bugg ey to wed Richard Holt in St Bernard’s Church is noted. Numerous Indiana Joint High School students changed schools or services, with moves to Uniontown, Homer City, Marion Center, Sandusky, Bethesda, Md, and other destinations.
A meeting in the gym discussed year plans including a cheering block at games and tournaments. Intercepted persons contact Bonnie Grundy or Faith Noble. Laura Church celebrates birthday on September 17. A riflery class for girls enters its second year under Mr and Mrs James Macker with a sign up on the babtetua board. The class meets twice weekly for six weeks. The Little Indians host Kittanning High Friday at 8:00 p.m. Remaining schedule lists Vandergrift, Punxsutawneski, Blairsville, Westmont, Ebensburg, DuBois. Student Council plans a dance after the game with silver donation. Orientation Assembly Friday explains clubs for new students.
A Centre County jury found Walter S. Madore 71 of State College guilty of first degree murder in his wife Nelle Madore 72’s death at Centre County Hospital last April 26. The jury fixed life imprisonment. sentencing was postponed by Judge Ivan Walker.
Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy, a top State Department troubleshooter, will fly to Belgrade within two weeks for talks with Marshal Tito and Yugoslav officials. He will discuss Yugoslavia’s needs for economic aid and East West relations, reviewing a plan after meetings in Paris with embassy officers.
A federal suit filed by the NAACP seeks to force Dallas Independent School District to admit three African American children to nearby white schools. Judge William H. Atwell scheduled a hearing for Friday morning. NAACP attorney A Simpson Tate said attempts to enroll were refused in White. Superintendent White said segregation would continue during study of the problem.
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