Indiana employment outlook improves with Chrysler strike settle
Indiana sees optimistic employment prospects as graduates enter the labor market and Chrysler strike settlements aid plants in New Castle Evansville and Kokomo. High school grads find jobs in TV and radio manufacturing while slot machine debates run as lawmakers and business groups clash over enforcement and policy. Pendleton Reformatory inmates seek schooling and sociological support for reintegration.
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Chrysler
New Castle
Evansville
Kokomo
Josex
Charles Brom
Indiana
Warning to atomic workers avoid marriage and love
The Lancet warned workers at atomic plants that high radiation exposure may affect genes and cause abnormalities in offspring. It advised men and women in these jobs to choose life partners from other professions to reduce risk.
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London
Lancet
Father Backs Son For U. S. President
A Tennessee father, C. H. Sparks of Frankewing, touts his son Frank H. Sparks as a future U S president. He imagines a tax free government with payroll for the president paid by a Sparks scheme while abolishing other taxes. The piece notes the son is five years old in 1950s terms and would grow up amid mocked policy ideas.
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U_S
C. H. Sparks
Frankewing, Tong
Frank H. Sparks
Sparks
Tennessee
Pop
Heifitz
Army
Navy
Rakeoff
Sparks Gang
Daddy Sparks
Washington
Sparks, Sr
Jasonville War Vet II Buried Sunday
Oran Van Sant 38, World War II veteran of Jasonville, died Thursday night in Indianapolis Veterans Hospital. Funeral Sunday at Jasonville Church of God with Rev. William Simpson. burial in Hymera K of P cemetery. Survived by widow Lucille, son Billy Joe, parents John and Mrs VanSant, and three brothers Revelle, Vesey, and Dorrence. McClanahan Funeral Home, Jasonville, in charge.
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Oran van Sant
Jasonville
Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Lucille VanSant
Billy Joe
John VanSant
Revelle
Highland
Vesey
Dorrence VanSant
South Bend
McClanahan Funeral Home
Thanksgiving at the Owens and Jenny’s kitchen drama
Jenny hosts a mixed group for Thanksgiving as Faith and Max keep their affair hidden from Mrs. Owen. Natalie’s beauty shifts Gary’s gaze while rumors of Dick’s manners threaten family tensions. A quiet forgiveness hints at past hurts and remembered Ken as tension and warmth mingle at the table.
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Jenny
Owens
Diane
Fred
Max
Gary
Mrs. Owen
Faith
Natalie
Brent
Grace
Mrs. Folsom
Phillie
Faith Owen
the Owens
Elsa
Pete
Kay Hamilton
King Fea
Ken
Kenneth
Mother Owen
Nat
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Linton, Indiana
York
Memphis
Los Angeles
Toronto
Ioleel
Indiana Restaurant Association
Henry F. Schricker
Norman Bess
The
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Bess
Schricker
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Ward Lane
Purdue
Indiana Universities
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pendleton Reformatory
Bricks & Stratton
Tase Ae
Briggs & Stratton, Johnson, Clinton and Maytag
Hastings Maytag Appliances
Dr. of Motors
Cliff Strong Motors
Studebaker Dealer
George C. Marshall
American Red Cross
Arlington National Cemetery
International
Diana Polas
Engle & Pirtle
General Electric
Schwinn
Paul Gambill
North Main Street
U. S
the Gentle Heart
Wine Syndicate
Safety Legion
TOGS
Bixsoy & Sarm
T. L. Barrowman
Elson
Jewelers
Tn Ten Wiley
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Kenney’s Market
Glen Fish, Jeweler
Sponslers Pastry Shop
Cushing
Farmers Tankage Company
Newberry
Fia
Huffer Beauty Shoppe
Hamilton Drug Store
606
Johnston Motor’ Sales
South Main St
Terre Haute
Op Jamey Ga
Wabassi Ave
Terre Haute, Indiana
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John
West Linton
Linton’s
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