Memorial session closes for Grand Army groups in Indiana
The weekend gathering of the Department of Indiana Grand Army of the Republic ended with a brief business session by the Ladies of the G A R at Terre Haute House. Sessions closed Sunday with Muncie chosen as 1951 convention city. officers for the Women's Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G A R were installed.
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Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
G.A.R
Terre Haute House
Muncie
Woman’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans
Sons of Union
Women’s Relief Corps
Glenn Klopfenstein
South Bend
Frances Buis
Indianapolis
Gertrude Stewart
Clinton
Gennieve France
Rose Jester
Laura Needham
Lafayette
Pearl Noel
Vernon
Leona Craig
la Porte
Iva Munson
Anderson
Blanche Fashbaugh
Elkhart
Wilda Snyder
Fort Wayne
Ethel Danheiser
Evansville
Mary Joy Owens
Evalon Condiff
Bedford
Pearson
Terre Haute
Louise Pogue
Crawfordsville
Anna King
Princeton
Armina Weaver
Delphi
Jennie King
Vincennes
Harriet Bays
Jeanette Griffin
Washington
Elizabeth Arbuckle
Addie Hornley
New Castle
Sylvia Tennis
Ethel Shreves
Mabel Arnold
Lottie Moore
Logansport
Charlotte Brown
Mae Morgan
Council of Administration
Death narrowly averted as plane crashes into barracks
A crash into a barracks caused by an air mishap left 18 people alive despite escaping death. Other notes report proposed rate hikes in Indianapolis including 40 cents on four party residence service and 1.25 dollars on business service. Long distance calls within the state would rise five to 15 cents while interstate calls stay unchanged. An estimate places Oregon wildlife at 654000 deer elk antelope and bear.
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Indianapolis
Local Theater Listings Feature Classic Films and Showtimes
Indiana theaters present Please Believe Me at 1 30 3 29 5 28 7 27 and 9 26. Grand shows Cinderella in Technicolor at 1 35 3 35 5 40 7 40 and 9 45. Wabash presents Stars in My Crown at 1 30 3 30 5 30 7 30 and 9 30. Orpheum screens Kill the Umpire at 1 32 3 36 5 40 7 44 and 9 48. Liberty runs All the King s Men and Perfect Strangers. State features The Paleface and Arizona Trail. Lyceum shows Riding High with Drive-In Paid in Full. Virginia Riding High also shown. Rex and Swan present Riding High and Fence Riders. West screens The Story of Seabiscuit. East Side Auto shows Willie Comes Marching Home. Garfield presents Key to the City. Best features Riding High. Fountain shows Red Stallion and The Last Bandit. Idaho runs Paid in Full. Corral Drive-In ends with Willie.
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Deborah Kerr
Robert Walker
Peter Lawford
Wabash
Joel McCrea
Ellen Drew
Dean Stockwell
Orpheum
William Bendix
Una Merkel
Liberty
King’s Men
Broderick Crawford
Joanne Dru
Perfect Strangers
Ginger Rogers
Dennis Morgan
the Paleface
Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Arizona Trail
Tex Ritter
Lyceum
Virginia
Rex
Swan
Savoy
Seabiscuit
Idaho
Corral
Willie
Briefs Deadline Near in Bell Case
Indiana Bell faces a June 20 filing deadline for briefs with the Indiana Public Service Commission on its 5.1 million dollar rate increase. After briefs, the public counselor and Indiana Bell will file answers in 10 days, then the commission begins case review. A tentative Indianapolis rate schedule is shown, based on the original 3.8 million dollar ask, not the later added increases.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Walter F. Jones, Jr
P.S.C
Indiana Bell
A. H. Warne
Warne
Foltz Wins Fellowship For Agricultural Study Tour
Foltz winner of fellowship studying agricultural methods and writing. He toured Mexico. The $1,200 award supports nine months of residence and study in Washington. One man and one woman are selected annually from state nominations by the extension service of the USDA and the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. About half the fellowship focuses on government functions, especially agriculture, with the rest split between academic work and research.
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Mexico
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work
Chicago
Washington
Agricultural Extension Department
Man Dies From Downtown Attack Injuries in Evansville
WUP-Ray Rose, 43, of Herod Illinois, died in a hospital after injuries from a beating in a downtown Evansville garage five days earlier. Police found Rose unconscious near a club, bleeding, with hair on him. he was described as an unemployed restaurant worker.
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Evansville
Ind
WUP
Ray Rose
Herod
Rose
Fruit Spraying Practices Introduced in 1878
A historical note records that fruit spraying to protect crops was introduced in 1878, marking an early step in agricultural pest control. The entry highlights the adoption of spraying as a method to safeguard fruit yields and improve crop health.
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