Elwood Man Shot After Tavern Dispute Leaves Town Official Dead
Eugene D. Wininger 48 a member of the French Lick town board and local beer distributor died minutes after being shot by Harrison Lynn 61 operator of the Babylon Tavern. Officers said Lynn fired twice during a scuffle after an all day argument witnessed by George Archer and police who then took Lynn to Orange County Jail. The incident also sparked a false alarm fire at an abandoned house with light damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
Eugene D. Wininger
French Lick
Harrison Lynn
Babylon Tavern
William Cook
Charles Walls
Winninger
George Archer
Wininger
Lynn
Peeeene
Canadian Railways
Madison County Children's Home
Co-Operative Homemakers Club
Co-operative Homemakers Home’ Demonstration Club
Cecil Wantland
Leon Tiner
William Cornelieus
Scott Campbell
Tiner
Riva Larue
C. C. Patterson
C.C. Forest
Harry Tiner
Nora Erwin
Earl Reasoner
Harry Grimme
Charles Dale
James Burchett
Lenore, Miller
Carl Underriner
Dessie Hading
Pearl Robinson
Viva Simmons
Lenore Miller
Nora Schwartz
Gladys Hawkins
Wava Barber
Gertrude Underriner
Joseph] Boyer and
Indianapolis
Wava Bar
First Baptist, Church
Gerna Robison
Bertha Sharp
Tresa Wheeler
Gerna “Robison
Adah Cullipher
Lena Moore
Gladys Plynn
Ethel Ball
Mildred Holmes
Nellie Hood
la- Yina Leavitt
Stella Cotten
Marilyn Grady
Nellie Garbett
Elwood Woman Preserves 1835 Poughkeepsie Journal
Miss Eva Barphill owns a copy of the Poughkeepsie Journal dated January 21 1835. The issue features scattered news and extensive advice on topics like potato brewing and Poor Richard. Hospital notes list Admissions and a birth at Mercy Hospital in Anderson.
Jordan King Hussein Maintains Martial Law Amid Bushido Guard
Jordanian troops in armored units guard Amman as King Hussein leaves the palace to see his brothers off at the airport. Martial law remains in effect after the leftist threat was crushed, with pledges of loyalty pouring into the royal palace from officials and civilians.
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Jordanian Arab Legion
Hussein
Amman
Mohammed
Hassan
Switzer
Tandah
Ficen
Washington
United States
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Jordan
U.S
Mediterranean
Moscow
West Bank
Jordan River
Golda Meir
Congress To Act Promptly Against Labor Rackets
Washington lawmakers pledged quick action on President Eisenhower's call to curb labor racketeering. Senate and House chairs said hearings would start within a month and legislation could expand protections for union funds and require disclosure of union finances and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Hisenhofer
Augusta
James P. Mitchell
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Labor Subcommittee
D-N.c
Labor Comittee
Pennsylvania Rail Employes Walkout Averted By Court
New York report says Pennsylvania Railroad gained a temporary restraining order to stop a threatened strike by about 20 000 TWU members across the system. TWU locals voted to strike at 12 01 am Tuesday but Philadelphia court set a May 3 hearing on the order. The wage dispute centered on work allocation between TWU inspectors and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Transport Workers Union
Michael Quill
TWU
E.s.t
St. Louis
U.S. District
Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Railroad
James W. Oram
Visitors flock to 1957 Vocation Days at Anderson College
More than 700 visitors from 19 states attended Anderson College’s 1957 Vocation Days ending yesterday. Executives said the two day event, with conferences and banquets for high school juniors and seniors, was the most successful since 1952. Indiana led with 131 students, Ohio 109, Michigan 91, plus delegations from Illinois Virginia and others. A Laymen Lectureship series featured Dr Elmer G Homrighausen of Princeton Theological Seminary with pastors joining in a Graduate School of Theology program. A closing panel featured local leaders and a convocation by Homrighausen. A cornbread and bean luncheon was served on East Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Church of God
Kansas
Oklahoma
Graduate School of Theology
Elmer G. Homrighausen
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N.J
Reardon
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
Iowa
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Hominghasen
Weather and river statuses in Indiana amid floods and heat
The report notes cooler mornings then a warm weekend with temperatures near late April norms. Thunderstorms linger in the Ohio River valley through Sunday with a five day outlook. Wabash River stages decline upstream toward Terre Haute while lower White River recedes at Edwardsport and Petersburg amid scattered flooding.
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Ohio River
Wabash River
Covington
Terre Haute
White River
Edwardsport
State Supreme Court Rules Vanderburgh Election Case Jurisdiction
The Indiana Supreme Court held Vanderburgh Circuit Court retains jurisdiction over the Clyde Oviatt versus John C. Behme election contest for Vanderburgh County treasurer. The court dissolved a temporary writ and denied a permanent writ, stating Oviatt waived jurisdiction by not raising it earlier. Behme argued a constitutional term limit issue, while Oviatt has served as treasurer though ill.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
High Court
Arch W N. Bobbitt
Oviatt
Behimé
United States to test Egypt plan for Suez canal cooperation
U S delegate Lodge announced a trial for Egypt's Suez plan amid reservations over organized cooperation and toll payment until a settlement with the old Suez Canal Co. Egypt reserves rights to Israel shipping. Egypt favors free navigation while reserving access.
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United ‘Nations
N.Y
United States
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
I. WN. Security Council
U. N
1I Nation Council
Suez Canal Co
Guillaume Georges-Picot
Mediterranean
Omar Loutfi
Israel
Lodge
Kent Cooper to Direct Own March at Indiana University
Indiana University Symphony Band invites Kent Cooper of New York retired AP executive to conduct his Spirit of Freedom March as the finale of a public concert on May 7. Cooper, a 1901 IU graduate, played violin as a boy in Columbus Indiana and received an honorary LL.D. in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Kent Cooper
New York
Associated Press
R . Cooper
Cooper
Columbus
I.A
Heirstein Rites Set This Morning
Final rites for Ira Heirstein of 1431 W. 17th St will be conducted at 10 o clock this morning at the Leonard Underwood Funeral Home. Rev John M Clark of Sherman Street Church of God will officiate. Interment will be in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends are being received at the funeral home.
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Ira Heirstein
W. 17Th St
Leonard P. Underwood
John M. Clark
Sherman Street
Church of ‘God
East Maplewood Cemetery
Rein Kooistra
Netherlands
Main St
Rahbek
Waltz and Hiday
Eldon.petry
First Church of the Brethren
Memorial Park Cemetery
Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Kovistra
Bessie, Hargraves
St. Louis, Mo
Oscars
Kappeler
Oscar L. Kappeler
South Dr
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Deaths In Madison and Nearby Counties Elisha Caudell
Elisha Caudell 67 a retired Grand Rapids policeman formerly of Fortville died Friday in Melbourne Florida where he had spent the winter. He was born in Fortville son of Alfred and Margaret Caudell. Survivors include his widow Hazel a son Ralph and a daughter Mrs Margaret Hocken smith both of Indianapolis eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren two uncles Dr Jesse Curtis and Will Curtis and an aunt Mrs Ellen Bell all of Fortville. The body will be sent to George McCarty Funeral Home Fortville. Burial will be in Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Funeral arrangements will be made after time of arrival is known.
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Elwood — Floy
Elizabeth Lyst
S. F St
Tipton County
Benjamin
Gertrude Swift
John Lyst
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Priscilla Club
Gertrude Lyst
Dorothy Thomas
Elwood
Mariam Ertel
Anderson
John
New Kensington
Hazel Swift
Edith Fouch
Byron Grishaw
Tipton
Clark's Chapel
Kennet, Mo
Veterans’ Hospital
Poplar Bluff
Grace. Geokas
Gary
Ora
Frank
Mercy Hospital
Edward Everling
Edward Courtney
Robert. Nance
N. 10Th St
Richard Wilson
S. C. St
Frances Baldwin
Baby
Earl Scholl
Floyd Schimmell
Louis
Elisha
H. Caudele Fortville
Ry Caudell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fortville
Melbourne
Fla
Alfred
Margaret Caudell
Hazel
Ralph
Margaret Hockensmith
Indianapolis
Pearl Carter
Pearl.m. Carter
W. St. St
St. John’s Hospital
Charles E. Carter
Carter
Brock
Ohio
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
C.C., Risk
H. C. Wandlarid
Andron
Flo ‘Lehman
Bess Lehman
Ora Davis
Bradford
Harold E. Rozelle
Clifton Thornhill
Memorial Park Cemetery
Obituaries From Anderson Area
Clyde B. Grant 69 dies at St John’s Hospital after two week illness. Mrs Pearl Carter 73 dies at St John’s after short illness. Rein Kooistra 81 native of Netherlands dies. Otis Emerson 93 of Owensville dies from fractured hip. Patrick Air Force Base reports Wilson watching guided missile firing at Cape Canaveral. Oscar L. Kappeler 73 to be buried at Memorial Park. Edna Longanecker 77 dies. services at First EUB Church. interment West Maplewood Cemetery.
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Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Montana
North Pacific
Floy Lyst
Internaansport -Agsn
North Atlantic
Upland
Donna Wilhelm
Wilhelm
We 4Th St
Taylor University
Flossie Brown
Ethel Leisure
Women's Auxiliary
St! Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Sam Stone
Thelma Reid
Ron Larson
Clifton Wells
Vern Osting
Louis Zrrmmell Uto
Pauline Hunt
Roy Gessler
United Thank
Puerto Rico
PTA
Mildred Pantos
Loddy
PTA Council
High School
Symnagium
National Secretaries Association
Elwood Country Club
NSA
T. R. Evans
Walter Norrtis, Jr
William R. Smith
Jeananne Spies
Josephine Balser
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Woman's Association
Esther Koons
Blanche Digel
Louis’ Worrell
Shilon
Buick
Andersen. Fop
Elwood Woman
Mercy
Arch F. Hasselup
Dale. Landrum
Gharies F. Kelley
William Henefiel
North St
Lee Brooks
Gene R. Holloway
25Th St
Joseph Funke
Scott Woodsides
Paul Derrickson
Liz
Westinghouse
Jefferson
Garfield
Ieee
Meridian
Columbus Ave
Tukan
Baghdad
Jordanian
Jerusalem
South Side
Anderson Board of Realtors
City Street Department
City Collection Service
Boy Scout
City Health Department
West Side
Anderson Urban League
Puline
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arab Legion
McClellan
Elect Anderson
Anderson Salem
Union College
Anderson Association of Insurance Agents
Public Heath
Fire Department
Guide Lamp
John R. Brown
U.O. Cimadassy
Executive Branch
Shukri el Kuwaily
Ali Sabry
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Karl E. Mundt
R S.D
Eee Merve Uuu EU
Sam J. Ervin
Lions Building
Canadian
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Eisen
Pennsylvania Rail
Strickler’s Tool Rental
Madison Th
Vanderburgh Court
Suez
Own
Eden
Boston
Anthony Eden
Britain
New England Ereeunce
Baptist
Afford
Richard B. Cattell
Ottawa
Canada
International Court
Heirstein
Madison
Harry W. Fisher
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Garfield Steedman
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside
Fisher
Lillie F. Hendricks
Wilkinson
Rushville Memorial Hospital
Friends Church
Cadiz
A. F. Byrne
Whetstone Church
Mechanicsburg
Condo and Son Funeral
Floyd
Hendricks
Shirley
Rt. 1
Wilson
Clyde B. ‘Grant
Clyde B. Grant
Park
Mr. Grant
Mattie McQuerry
Otis Emerson Otis Emerson
Owensville
Mark Emerson
Bart C. Emerson
Bidren Davis
Byrdn
Masrgaret “Strehl
Edna Longanecker
Edna Mary Longanecker
Ruth Brannon
6Th St
EUB
H. L. Lanahan
West Maplewood
Albright Funeral Home
Bulletin-Herald
Central Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Sycamore
Thornhill
A.Y.F
James McGinley
Brooklyn
America
Lowell Wilson
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ninth Street and
Madison Ave
H. L. Lanchon
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