Picnic draws 400 as tavern owners association forms
The Madison County Tavern Owners Association holds its inaugural picnic with 400 attendees at the Badge and Dolinski venue. Jack E. Cantrell and James Ahlgrim spearhead efforts to recruit members, aim to regulate selling rules, and promote a yearly gathering for tavern owners and licensed beverage staff. The event reflects a broader push to organize local licensees amid evolving state census and industry dynamics.
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Jack E. Cantrell
James Ahlgrim
Dianapolis
Nyii
Madison County
Indiana
Dolinski
Sacramento
California
Jon
Joe Dolinski
Italian Police Set to Reveal Mafia Network Ties
Palermo police expect a bombshell disclosure detailing the arcacies of a Mafia Cosa Nostra network with links to Sicily and the United States. Key figures include Giuseppe Genco Russo and Cappella, with arrests and charges tied to narcotics and racketeering from the recent nationwide raids.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Cosa
Itra Crime Network
Giuseppe Genco Rus
United States
U.S
Syndi
Coppelia
Cates
Mafia
Nostra
Cappella
Sithe
Frank
British Firm to Raise Bottle Deposit to Sixpence
Cantrell and Cochrane plans to double the traditional threepence bottle deposit on soft drinks to sixpence. The UPI report notes nationwide stock deliveries via the Dobich firm and outlines rising claims against the Dobich firm for non delivery of stock and related bankruptcy proceedings led by federal receiver Donald Buttrey.
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London
UPI
U.S
Cantrell and Cochrane
Lion
United Life Insurance Co
Fort Wayne
Donald Buttrey
Dobich
Buttrey
Paul Pfister
Indianapolis
Lillian R. Butter
Loa Jone Dickinson
Paul B
Marie Hudson
M. D. Keterquan
Carrie E. Krauss
John N. Kroetz
George Leslie
Harold Lambert
W. Richard Moore
Glenn D. Monk
Fern E. Norris
Berkley J. Peck
Mary C. Ferguson
Ethel M. Selders
Jimmie D
Shirley M. Wright
Columbus
Marvin L
Judith Ann Boffo
Ralph B
Freida C. Fisher
Thelma R. Leonard
Fowler
Leo L. Beebe
Ora
Mildred C. Booth
Wilbur
Alma G. Hess
Otterbein
Cheter E
Virginia A. Davis
Rita M. Kerkhoff
Frank L. Kerkhoff, Jr
Hobart
Harold L
Nora Larson
Milton F
Darlene A. Peakcock
Greenwood
Mary E. Brackett
Leonard
Edna Holbrook
Frankfort
Thomas J. Fowler
John R
Sonja S. Macy
Brownsburg
Richard A. Burnett
West Point
Ralph E
Jennie J. Bodle
Logansport
Evelyn Carson
Plymouth
Harry W. Cripe
Galveston
William Dutchess
Elwood
Fern Fleener
Rushville
Clare L. Grigson
Knox
Robert W. Howard
Lebanon
Russell W. Hardin
Remington
Jackie E
Evelyn M. Harris
Fairmount
Glenn Hoskins
Carthage
Flossie
J. Malcom Jessup
Wolcottville
Hillis A
Beatrice E. Knuth
Bloomington
James Lundy
Michigan City
Frank J. McGue
West Lafayette
Jerome J
Shirley F. McTague
Anderson
Ray Mowry
Walkerton
Ray A. Nusbaum
Lynn
Olive Nichols
Muncie
Edward Paholke
Markle
Ethel Stookey
Bloomfield—Glen
Hazel Tippy
Greenfield
Rolland H
Leanne D. Willis
Charlottesville
Melvin
Martha E. Wells
Bruce
Evelyn Grandison
Wolcott
David E
Donna L. Whitaker
Peru
Dale J
Dorothy E. Younger
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Highland Student At Michigan State Summer Institute
East Lansing Janice Fox of Ander son Ohio is named for high honors in journalism at the 18th High School Communication Summer Institute at Michigan State University. A total of 253 high school students from Michigan and 12 other states participated in the third session which ended July 30, with enrollment for the three sessions totaling 662.
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East Lansing
Janice Fox
St. Rd
Anderson
Highland High School
Michigan State University
Michigan
Smuggling Ring Tangles Calcite Trade Across Border
Mexican authorities probe calcite smuggling from rural northwest Mexico where buyers posing as tourists buy the mineral for a few hundred dollars per kilo and ship it illegally to the United States for as much as 1000 dollars per kilo.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
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Highland
Michigan State Summer Institute
Mounds Mall
Carol Brent
Lycra
Carol Brent Panty
S.M.L
Brent Prep
Save
Bress
Brent
Mel
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