Arraignment rounds and new suits filed in Indiana courts
Arraignment hearings held in Isan Cir Court with guilty pleas on second degree burglary and sodomy charges. James Clifford Mathis sentenced to Indiana Reformatory for 2 to 14 years with fines partially suspended. Donald Eugene Merrill arraigned for robbery while armed. requests time for attorney. New suits include four divorce complaints and reciprocal support cases. Gray Ladies of the Madison County Red Cross present capping certs at a ceremony with local officials and hospital speakers.
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American Legion Post
State Potem
Filmore Davis
James Clifford Mathias
Circuit Court
Yesday
Indiana Reformaory
Reformatory S Mtence
Ilood
Donald Eugene Merrill
Yester
Superior Court
Jeannie Lou Pickett
Mercer Yickutt
Johannan and Burton
Dorotha P. Holman
Clay C. Tolman
Salyer and Woolbert
Zirexit
State of Indiana
James Clf
Ford Mathis
Indiana Reformatory
Jerry Ailen Smith
Sue Ann ‘Smith
Joseph Simon
Salyer
Gray Ladies
Madison County
Red Cross
Hartford
Smill
United King
Sinc Sw
Mansfield
Anderson Loan Association
Robert
County Men Join Local Jewelers Military Service
Three Madison County men Keith Sisson Lapel Chester Robbins and Charles Bailey enlisted in the Regular Army under the buddy system for three-year terms. They were sent to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for processing. Information on two-year enlistments is available at the Post Office Building recruiting office.
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Madison County
Pit Stewart
Military
Fort Leonard Wond
Keith Sisson
Chester H. Robbins
Delaware St
Charles R. Bailey
Central Ave
Stewart
Stassen and Herter in GOP 1960 battle coverage
Report covers Stassen and Herter positioning for the Republican nomination. Includes Stassen leaving Eisenhower’s disarmament post for four weeks, Herter signaling possible nomination without consent, and local Jewelers’ support as campaigns unfold at the national convention site. Also notes Indianapolis transit fare request and industry gathering context.
Herter Declares He's For Nixon
Boston Governor Christian Herter says if nominated for vice president at the Republican convention he will not consent. He notes he supports Dick Nixon and would place him in nomination if asked. Meantime Harold Stassen opens a De Disenhower-Herler HQ in Washington to topple Nixon from the GOP ticket.Industrialists DIES INDIANAPOLIS Charles Rauh, 75, industrialist and board chairman of Belt Railroad and Stock Yard Co., dies. He also served as director of Indiana National Bank and Continental Steel Co. in Kokomo.
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Willan Martin
Tue Entertainment
The
Gospel Trumpet Company
George Huser
W. C. Me
Anderson
Phil Indianapolis
George Herter
Massachusetts
Erib” Philbrook
GOF Tion
Stassen
Eisenhower
Herter
Boston
Nixon
Leonard Hall
Jon
White House
Chicago
Rengininats
San Francisco
Herter Olers Association
Conrad Hilton
Indianapolis
Apolis .Transit, Inc
Indiana Public Service
Paul Adams
Olsen and Scents
Ebann
Gene Kramer
Standis
John Kirkman
Kirkman’s
Christian
Union Township
Rothe
Hert T. Teanaaal
Dick Nixon
Harold FE. Stassen
Charles ‘Rauh
Indiana
Belt Railroad and Stock Yard Co
Indiana National Bank
Continental Steel Co
Kokomo
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Gray
Spangler
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Max Flanders
Keith Tallman
Arthur Warrah
Lige Campbell
Louis Hansen
Mary Mur
Dock
Gray Ladies Organization
Tom
Marion Veterans Administration Hospital
Ney Castle State Hospital
Heralc
Salling
Jackson
Aca
Duchess
Dirandack
B.C
Steel
Steel Farm
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Coli Us
Gals
Wonsover
K. D
Hy-Klas
Jackson ST
Madison County Lumber
Lions Club
Valley Grove
Dean Allen Yoquelet
Louise Gallagher
Wilmar Guenthenspberger
Winnie Jane Yingling
Chesterfield
John 8. Moore
Williard D. Yeakel
Mary H. Latta
Helen Dasher
Burtha White
Wanda Hale
Betty van Meter
Joyce Spear
Wilma Wetking
Dora Frazee
Emma Mae Dillon
Wanda Acheson
Raymond Foor
Richard Stinson
I Emmett Douglas
Edgar Click
Merl Cue
Fred Smith
Necchi
Cunningham
Polo
Anderson’s Store
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