08 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
1
The piece notes ironies in public health focus citing Sir Ralfo N Harger and Dr Leonard A Scheele. It compares polio vaccination campaigns with auto accident fatalities and wartime losses, recounting vaccine history, costs, and international efforts in Canada and the United States.
Adron Taylor 607 West Ash Street is installed as Worthy President of Boone Aerie 2062 Fraternal Order of Eagles at the Eales Home installation last night. Officers and regalia were presented by acting Grand Aerie representatives Elzer Read and Les Watts. Also installed were Vester Wheat vier president Robert Zimmerman conductor Fred Tripps secret ary Den Ho Ferrell over times PHL ogtsute gua Mew clit Ford. The group announced new officers and membership initiatives as part of a Civic Memorial event chaired by President Sperry and Linton with several named officers and directors listed.
Boone native Ethel Hair of Bowers dies in hospital after services to be held at 2 PM Thursday at Warbretten Greenlawn Cemetery. Friegls may cut at the Protfst &Santuarial home in Crawdardsville anytime.
The 37th Annual H Club Roundup at Purdue begins today and runs through June 10. Boone county delegates, chosen by the H Awards Committee, include Meredith Ann Walker James town Route 1 and many others aged 14 with outstanding club work in projects and judging.
Syne bistrivina reports a $25,000 stock sale for a new high school project. Walter Harkman presides as president with total paid-in capital reaching 26,201.13 dollars as hundreds of volunteers backed the drive. Stock certificates will be mailed soon and donors may still contribute while a memorial gymnasium is proposed.
President Eisenhower expressed strong confidence that Chancellor Adenauer would stand by the West. He noted the German leader’s support for diplomacy and trade relations with the Federal Republic of Germany. The talk touched on Manpower reserve legislation and opposition to adding unrelated amendments to bills, while reaffirming his stance against segregation in his administration’s broader program.
Fragmented OCR notes describe youths with BB guns causing disruption around a property. Mentions of a police or office response and references to suspects or items stolen or damaged are unclear due to unreadable text.
Rainbow Girls announce a local dance event with plans for music and activities. The notice mentions several groups and individuals involved, highlighting community engagement and venue details for the upcoming event. Local organizers coordinate with sponsors and volunteers to provide a safe, enjoyable gathering.
McDermott, steward for Clery Communications and America Local 30, was jailed for two years after being convicted of banding together for an unlawful purpose in the cable dynamiting case. He was the first of four men tried on that count. others await trial as Arthur Chism Jr., Marvin Scott, and Gas Pack face charges.
The Leh ashen Youth Activities Board and workers announced a community schedule of summer festivities for boys and girls of various ages. The Stokes School Morning Program for girls and boys begins Monday June 12 with activities at the center including indoor crafts, games, and supervised fishing. Transportation and meals provided. Camp Galickene details include overnight trips from Turkey Rein Park with Kiwanis Club involvement. costs cover supplies and a healthful, safe experience.
Rufus Dicus a longtime Baltimore area Masonic leader died after a heart attack at age unknown News indicates he rose from apprentice to authority in Masonry and held high posts across orders He lived in Maryland helped immigrants and founded charitable ventures Survivors include sister Mrs Leslie Hackett of Dennis Massachusetts brother Joe Dicus of Maryland and cousins Funeral rites Friday in Baltimore with burial at Leades Park cemetery
Indiana Bell engineer Eugene Sanders earned the Silver Vail Medal after pulling a trapped fireman from debris during a February industrial plant blaze. Recipient Nance, a New Albany native, began with Indiana Bell in 1947 and has since served in Jeffersonville, Louisville, and Indianapolis.
Indiana budget director Donald Clark proposed a closed circuit television system at Norman Beatty Hospital Westville to monitor criminally insane inmates. Five TV cameras and monitors would replace five guarded towers, saving about 8000 annually while needing four guards for round the clock operation. Dr Wallace Van Dem Bosch backs the plan, and Clark favors studying similar systems for Indiana penal institutions.
Boone county students among 3021 named for Indiana University 26th commencement to be held June 13 at Memorial Stadium. Dulles to give baccalaureate address June 12 in the Auditorium. Honorary degree recipient John Foster Turley noted. Local graduates listed with degrees in nursing business education and science.
Indiana will use regular paint on the 1956 plates after bids showed reflectorized paint was too costly. State Public Works director William E. Clarkson said a contract will be awarded for standard blue and gold plates. Each vehicle will receive a single full size plate bearing a drive safely slogan.
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