Local families share Sunday dinner across several towns
Newberry couple and relatives hosted guests including St. John and Slinkard families from Worthington and Edwardsport. Visitors from Indianapolis Huntsville and Sandborn joined at various houses while others called on Keller and Moore households for weekend visits. Mary Katherine Chestnut of Odon visited Don Moore and Donna Sue.
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Charles St. John
Worthington
Verna Slinkard
Robert St. John
Newberry
Jake St. John
Eugene Wesner
Indianapolis
Tressa Wesner
Caleb R. Carr
Linton
Laura Christenberry
Ray Brewer
Oliver Brewer
Edwardsport
Jack Ledgerwood
Esther Hasler
Oscar Keller
William Hugh Keller
Huntsville
Ala
Stewart Bowman
Sandborn
Lee Mattern
Billy
John Mattern
Ovid Keller
Lyons
Mary Katherine Chestnut
Odon
Don Moore
Donna Sue
Nervous impulses speed differs by species
In some animals nerve impulses travel at five or six inches per second while in humans the signal travels about 1,000 times faster, illustrating a large gap in nervous system conduction speed.
Beatrice Fairfax Dies at Her Home
Beatrice Fairfax alias Beatrice Manning Gasch, 70, famed for the Beatrice Fairfax advice column, died at her Washington home of heart failure. The private funeral will be held. She started the first daily advice to the lovelorn column in 1898. She died with two sons by her side.
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Washington
A.P
Beatrice Fairfax
Marie Manning Gasch
Miss Fairfax
Fairfax
Beatrice
Tyrannosaurs Dominate as Largest Flesh-eating Land Animals
The tyrannosaurs or "tyrant reptiles" were the world's largest flesh-eating land creatures, standing about 19 feet high.
Lindbergh Sought Medal and Restored Reserve Rank
Rep. Noah Mason urged the Distinguished Service Medal for Charles A. Lindbergh for risking his life in army flight testing. He also pressed restoring Lindbergh’s reserve colonelcy after Roosevelt pressured resignation. Lindbergh allegedly shot down several enemy planes while a civilian technician in tests over Borneo in 1944.
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Washington
U.P
Noah M. Mason
IIL
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Mason
Lindbergh
United Press Stafff
William B. Dickinson
Pacific
Dickinson
Borneo
Congressional Record
Lindberg
Air Corps Reserve
U. P
Teen Canteens to Join Bing Crosby in Polio Drive
Hoosier Teen Canteens in 50 Indiana cities consider accepting the Dec 8 Tag Day for the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation Second Annual Polio Fund drive led by Anton Hulman Jr. Many, including 32 in Indianapolis, already commit. Teen volunteers promote Sock Polio with boxing glove tags and Bing Crosby support.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Indiana
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Anton Hulman, Jr
Terre Haute
Bing
Hen develops spurs two sets from one hen in ta
REINBECK ta. (U.P) It is noted that a three-year-old leghorn hen culled from Harry Almert’s flock grew two sets of spurs, each one and a quarter inches long.
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Reinbeck
U.P
Harry Almert
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