Weeks To Be Roads Witness At Indiana Scandal Hearing
Senate hearings on Indiana highway scandals will resume August 16 with Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks as a top witness and Federal highway administrator Bertram Tallamy. Senator Albert Gore plans questions on safeguards to prevent similar cases in other states. A subcommittee will lead the inquiry, which previously met little.
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Madison Ave
Indianapolis
Carpenters Union
Carpenters
Hospital Dismissals From St. John's Hospital
Dismissals listed include Mrs. Carrie McClintock Rt. G. Charles Hofer 210 E. 23rd St. Mrs. Mary Stark 323 W. 7th ce Mrs. Ernest Robinson and son Fortville Mrs. Ralph Turpene and son 1320 W. 4th St. Mrs. Wallace Thomas and son 1615 E. 31st St. Mrs. Hal Branham and son Chesterfield Mrs. Leroy Harrison and son Alexandria Mrs. Arthur Brown and son Middletown Mrs. Gene Craigmile and son 2314 Central Ave. Mrs. Shirley Vance 4295 Delaware St. Mrs. Naomi Smith 1423 Halford St. ee fton Huffman 142 W. 7th Mrs. Mildred Estes 2396 Fletcher St Weldon Lytle Elwood Mrs. Mary Heinnickel 1606 W roth St. Mrs. Idella Lock 1507 Lincoln St. Ervin Baldwin 1914 Fletcher Mrs. Treva 1 House Eaton.
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St. John’s Hospital
Carrie McClintock
Charles Hofer
E. 23Rd
Mary Stark
Ernest Robinson
Fortville
Ralph Turpene
Wallace Thomas
E. 31St
Hal Branham
Chesterfield
Leroy Harrison
Alexandria
Arthur Brown
Middletown
Gene Craigmile
Central Ave
Shirley Vance
Delaware St
Naomi Smith
Halford St
Fton Huffman
Mildred Estes
Fletcher
St. Weldon Lytle
Elwood
Mary Heinnickel
Wroth St
Idella Lock
Lincoln St
Ervin Baldwin
Fletcher St
Flying saucer sighting sparks Indiana mystery wave
Residents across central and eastern Indiana reported strange hovering objects with colored lights from 12:54 a.m. to early Wednesday, drawing calls to police and media. Capt. Robert Graham saw the object at 8000 feet, emitting a whitish glow and red and green flashes, while authorities debated B 29 refueling plane theories. The story also notes past UFO incidents and identifies local obituaries for Joe Hook, 66, of Madison County, who died at St. John's Hospital after an extended illness.
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Marion County
Kokomo
Muncie
Ohio
Robert Graham
Anderson
Graham
Central Indiana
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Harry Krull
Lare
Kavis Im. mouKur
Butler University
Astronomy de
Ora M. Hook
Washington
Terre Haute
Civil Aeronautics Administrative
Hulman
Paris
Ill
Indianas
TWA
Gary
Flavis
Joe) Hook
St. John's Hospital
Mr. Hook
Madison County
Alexandria
Delco-Remy
Ardery
Alice Hook
Margaret York
Alexandria Church of God
Warm Weather Returns With High 80s Across State
The forecast calls for fair weather today with temperatures reaching the high 80s across the state and similar conditions tomorrow. After a chilly night dropping to 47 degrees at the City Weather Station, temperatures rose to 82 degrees yesterday with little chance of rain.
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U.S
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and surrounding counties list Maude Miller Pendleton Joseph Roberts Summitville Hazel Benton Daleville John Bussabarger Pendleton William Latchaw Summitville Emma Brown Cicero. Survivors include spouses children siblings and relatives with service details and burial plans noted.
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Madison
Anderson Obituaries: Mrs Mary A Madara and William Noble
Mrs Mary A Madara 179 died Wednesday afternoon at home likely from natural causes. Born November 25 1877 in Tipton County she lived in Anderson most of her life. Survived by son Herbert Shaul step son George Madara 9 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren a sister and three brothers. Services by Baker Brothers Funeral Home. William Noble 71 died Wednesday at home 1635 West 11th Street after four years illness. Born in Elwood he lived in Anderson 42 years and worked as a salesman for E Goss Company. Survived by widow Madge sister Mrs Ornha Ripoberger Elwood brother Leslie Noble Lapel. Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Also dispatch notes Senators Capehart and Jenner Republicans from Indiana supported the civil rights bill the Senate passed Wednesday night.
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Maude Miller
Pendleton
Linton
Madison County
Louie
Mary E. Harreson
Miller
Evangelical United Breth. ‘Ren Church
Robert Boller
Ralph Bulen
William Moore
Bert Smelser
Vance Bluehr
Joseph Franklin Roberts
Summitville
N. Main St
Delaware County
Daniel
Mary Jane Hayden Roberts
Mabel Harrold
Mabel
Cora Bolt
Fort Wayne
Ewing
Gordon Goodman
Purdue University
Emma Brown
Cicero
Arcadia
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Michael Knapp
Bethel Lutheran ‘Church
The
Lutheran Missionary Society
Lewis Brown
Frank Noble
Cusick Funeral Home
Bethel Lutheran Church
Cicero Cemetery
Mary
Madara
A. Madara
Sheridan St
Tipton County
Anderson
John Clint Madara
Herbert Shaul
George Madara
Trava Hacker
Mahlan P. Layton
Vernal V. Layton
Newton Layton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William Noble
11Th St
Mr. Noble
Elwood
E. Goss Company
Madge
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