Graham Calls Youth to Missionary Service in Chicago Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham urged 43 000 attendees at McCormick Place to abandon leisure and commit to missionary work at home and abroad. He listed actions from studying linguistics to Bible school and supporting projects in Nigeria and Indonesia, urging youths under 25 to dedicate themselves to Christ though leisure limits.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Graham
Free World
McCormick Place
University of Oklahoma
Nigeria
Indonesia
Agriculture Dept Loosens Ham Label Rules
The Agriculture Department on June 16 issued new labeling rules for watered hams allowing smoked hams with up to 10 percent added water to use the label ham water added instead of imitation. The change follows a federal court injunction restraining the department from requiring the imitation label on ham and pork products.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Graham Crusade Sees 1650 Decisions for Christ in Chicago
Crusade officials say 1,650 persons made decisions for Christ after Billy Graham's sermon. Nearly 14,000 have done so thus far. The crusade will close with a large rally Sunday at Soldier Field in Chicago.
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Graham
Crusade
Chicago
Soldier Field
National Guard Encampment At Edinburg Begins Nearby
Local National Guard units depart Saturday for Camp Atterbury near Edinburg for a two day encampment led by Lt. Col. Jack H. Williamson Lt. Col. Jack C. Dempsey Col. Philip C. Klontz and Sgt. James R. Funk. The 538th Transportation Battalion will qualify on weapons and practice troop and convoy moves before returning home Sunday at 2 30 pm.
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Camp Atterbury
Edinburg
Jack H. Williamson
Terre Haute
Jack C. Dempsey
Philip C. Klontz
James R. Funk
Fifth Army
538Th Transportation Battalion
Krietenstein Camp to Open For Scouts
Krietenstein Camp will open Sunday for 115 campers and five scoutmasters after a week of intensive staff training. Scouts from Fillmore, Robinson, West Union, Terre Haute, Brazil, and Palestine will use new facilities including archery and rifle ranges and a cooking area. Leaders include Camp Director Robert Hagmann and Program Director Phil Foltz, with Troops 47 96 851 327 320 333 59 32 29 12 7 104 6 1 represented by named scouts and scoutmasters.
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Krietenstein
Fillmore
Robinson
West Union
Ill
Terre Haute
Brazil
Palestine
Richard Mehne
John Thomas
Robert Hagmann
Phil Foltz
Jamie Thomas
Dan Stuart
Jim Kingery
Ronnie Kerr
Greg Hutcheson
Greg Puckett
Larry Battershell
Don Huss
E. Michael
Terry Dowty
Gary Walters
Farmersburg
Mike Newhart
Danny Schafer
Scott Garland
Steven Tyler
William Elliott
William Strahle
John Belskus
William Britton
Gary Prose
Eddie McGranahan
Ray Myer
Floyd Ward
David Ward
Jim Elder
Roger Ringo
Larry McKnight
Stanley Sheaf
Gary Totten
Ike Spinks
Mark Lang
Jim Higgens
Tom Taylor
Dave Wright
Paul Foltz
Richard Smith
Roger Paul
Bill McKinney
Edgar House
Terry Wright
Frank Coveleskie
Ray Lakin
Harvey Walker
Ed Madgers
Art Roman
Don McKinney
Dean Grant
Wayne Counterman
Herb Counterman
Youth fined after penny ante with police in Madison
John H. Hill mailed 99 pennies to police for a $1 parking fine and was later served with a warrant due to no stamps. The case totaled $8.56 including court costs, a $1.01 fine for late ticket, and 55 cents postage.
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Madison
Wis
John H. Hill
Hill
Jordan Granted Divorce By Vigo Superior Court
Judge Harold J. Bitzegaio granted a divorce Friday to Bill O. Jordan of 1207 Poplar Street from Carolyn V. Jordan of Dallas Texas. The father received custody of a nine month old child and was ordered to pay twenty five dollars twice monthly for child support.
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Vigo Superior Court
Harold J. Bitzegaio
Bill O. Jordan
Poplar Street
Carolyn V. Jordan
Dallas
Tex
Indiana University gets 1.5 million for campus expansion
State Budget Committee approved expansion and repair projects totaling more than 1.5 million dollars for Indiana University and various state institutions. Funds cover reimbursements for campus properties, utility extensions, rehabilitations, and new buildings, with additional allocations across state hospitals and armories.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University
State Budget Committee
John T. Hatchett
Indiana
Madison
New Albany
Evansville
General Assembly
Owen Hall
School of Business
Evansville State Hospital
L and F
Central State Hospital
New Castle State Hospital
Fort Wayne State School
Park Place
Muscatatuck State School
Northern
Children’s
Milwaukee man loses pilot license after Indiana crash
Louis Belsha of Milwaukee had his pilot license revoked for two years after a flight in a rented Cessna 182 ended in an accident in Kentland Indiana. The FAA suspended the license describing the incident as extremely serious and requiring immediate action. Belsha and two passengers escaped serious injury.
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Washington
Louis Belsha
Milwaukee
Kentland
Ind
Belsha
Federal Aviation Agency
N. E. Halaby
FAA
Supreme Heating offers Electro-Flo central heating lineup
Supreme Heating and Sheet Metal Company markets central heating and cooling equipment. Stewart-Warner Electro-Flo furnaces provide humidity control and heat pumps for heating and cooling. Mr Isbell emphasizes duct planning and in house fabrication. The firm serves residential builders with 24 hour emergency service and aging home modernization.
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Supreme Heating and Sheet Metal Company
Voorhees Street
600
Stewart- Warner
Supreme Heating
Stewart-Warner
James Isbell
Isbell
Winkler
Supreme Heating and
Indiana Fire Training Funds and Statehouse Space Study Approved
The department authorized $1118.50 for entrance drives and parking at the Jasper armory. State Fire Marshal Ira J Anderson got $45,000 and Purdue University $10,000 for a basic fire training program for Indiana firemen. The committee also approved $1500 for architectural services to plan space use in the Statehouse for the Indiana Appellate Court.
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Southern Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital
Food Service
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana State College
Business Department
Music and Arts Department
State Police
Versailles
Bloomington
Peru
Geetingsville
Claypool
Adjutant General
Richmond Armory
Evansville Armory
Madison Armory
New Albany Armory
Alexandria
Columbus
Goshen
Jasper Armory
Ira J. Anderson
Purdue University
Indiana
Indiana Appellate Court
Statehouse
Bicycle Crash Hurts Pedestrian Near Home
Thomas Sullivan a 71 year old resident of 721 North Eleventh street was struck by a bicycle Friday night in front of his home and suffered a fractured shoulder and a deep cut on his left eyebrow. He remained in satisfactory condition at St. Anthony Hospital. The rider was a 10 year old boy and police report the bike struck him as Sullivan stepped onto the sidewalk.
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Thomas Sullivan
North Eleventh Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Sullivan
James Flowers
No Indictments in Hospital Case in Jeffersonville
Clark County grand jury returned no indictments over a $58 000 shortage at Clark Memorial Hospital. The report noted evidence pointed to a single person who cannot be indicted and referenced the November death of assistant administrator Charles W Blau Sr by his own hand.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
WPI
Clark County
Clark Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Blau Sr
Ledger tampering probed in hospital accounts case
A jury faulted Blau for possessing altered ledgers found in a cabinet he could access. It condemned two former administrators W A McAlexander and Paul K Potter for failing to implement bookkeeping procedures. The State Board of Accounts was also criticized for not enforcing the board prescribed system.
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Ing Ledger
Blau
W. A. McAlexander
King’s Daughters Hospital
Madison
Paul K. Potter
Anchorage
Alaska
State Board of Accounts
Second Avenue EUE Pastor Assigned to Ohio Move
The Rev. Albert E. Howard, pastor of the Second Avenue Evangelical United Brethren Church for five years, is reassigned to the Troy Street EUB Church in Dayton, Ohio. The Ohio appointment was announced at the Ohio-Miami Church conference last Thursday. Rev. Howard and his family will relocate next week. Interim pastor Rev. C. G. McCracklin will serve until August when a regular minister is appointed.
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Albert E.howard
Second Avenue
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Troy Street
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio-Miami
Evangelical United Brethren Church Conference
Council of Churches
Ministerial Association
Howard
C. G. McCracklin
Terre Haute
Second Avenue Church
Rev. Howard
One US mushroom farm grows meadow mushroom commercially
The meadow mushroom or agaricus campestris is the sole species grown commercially in the United States. This crop represents a limited, niche cultivation industry with few dedicated producers and markets.
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United States
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