Forgery Case Ends for Booth Norris in Des Moines
Maude Loretta Booth and Dorothy Norris, released in Indianapolis after seven days in jail, are linked to two forgers but cleared of knowing the operation. Everett Sparks, Booth’s boyfriend, died after a hotel shootout with police. two officers and a bystander were wounded. Judge Barton released the women with constitutional protections amid questions about fugitives.
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Indianapolis
Maude Loretta Booth
Des Moines
Dorothy C. Norris
St. Louis
Miss Booth
Everett Sparks
Forest Grove
Ore
Sparks
Patrick J. Barton
Asa J. Smith
Norris
Thomas J. Faulconer
Barton
Abel Gets $250 From Funds In Court Appearance
In Brooklyn federal court Rudolf Abel, the accused spy, requested funds to buy commissary items at the Federal House of Detention. Judge Matthew Abruzzo noted the democracy and approved $250 for Abel, who has a background in music and theology and will reside at 1628 W. 12th St. Anderson.
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New York
Rudolf Abel
Abel
U. S. District Court
Brooklyn
Matthew
Abruzzo
House of Detention
Robert D. Parker
Shove
Arrow Heights Church of God
Frankfort
Chicago Conservatory
San Antonio College
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Pendleton highway plans advance amid local visits
Pendleton reports show state highway plans advancing in the area as residents, including Kathy O Neal of Texas, visit relatives. Local officials announce bids for resurfacing Ind 67 and Ind 3, while Yeshiva University notes growing adult education programs and synagogue activity across the region.
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State Highway Department
Indianapolis
New York
Syd
Pendleton
Painter
Madison Avenue
Ney B. Hoenig
West
Roy. Burkhelder
Ison Yeshiva University
St. John’s Hospital
Columbus Avenue West
Canada
New ‘Castle
Leo Halstead
Thon
Foster's
Art Funk
Steet
Skokie
Asiatic Flu Cases Near Twenty Thousand Reported
The Public Health Service reported Friday that Asiatic flu cases in the United States have reached about 20,000 since June 1. Surgeon General Burney announced vaccine allocation plans by state populations as authorities also pursue a spy case involving a Brooklyn man and a separate arrest over other charges.
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Abel
Washington
Lic Health Service
Russia
United States
Brooklyn
Gen-t
Eral Leroy E. Burney
Abruzzo
Hel
New York
Hadden Stewart
Pearl Street
Creek
Lick Creek
St.j
John's Hospital
Anderson
Hoy Ward
Indianapolis
Burney
Rosemary Gipson
Donald Staats
Pat
Vincent Bradley
Fly
Public Health Service
Indiana
Newlong
Albany
Depsom
Elwood
Public Health Service urges vaccine distribution plan
Burney head of the Public Health Service said six vaccine makers would likely ship each week's batch based on state population shares. The plan aims to balance weekly vaccine production with state needs amid a rising flu threat.
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Burney
Public Health Service
Bad checks cost Indiana up to half a million yearly
Indiana Revenue Commissioner Edwin Beaman said the Gross Income Tax Division handles up to 500000 dollars in bad checks annually. About half come from business firms. Most are caught in time, but those not cleared are turned over to the collection division. The typical excuse is the money was available when written but not when cashed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Edwin Beaman
Beaman
Market edges higher as volume sinks to five-month low
Stock market advanced on average for a second day, Friday, but volume fell to a five month low of 1,470,000 shares. Rail, aircraft and oil issues posted fractional to just over $1 gains while many majors moved under $2. Investors waited to see if the market has Plateau after a month slump.
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New York
Phate Affinae Oncle Ta Ania Aw Av
Chicago
American Motors
American Telephone and
Talagraph
Bethleham St
Southwestern Curtixs
General Motors
Gillalte
Central Aayal
Rowing
International
Septenek Ieee
Pierce
Radio Corporation of America
Socony-Mobil
Standard Oil
Indiana
Studebaker-Packard
United Aircraft Essscc
Western Union
Westinghouse
Indiana Town Annexation Laws Commission Meets
The Indiana Study and Incorporation Laws commission held its first meeting in Indianapolis on Friday. Headed by Rep. Court Rollins, the panel will study urban expansion and suburban issues, with hearings planned from civic groups. Members include Reps. Richard Ristine John W. Donaldson Carson H. King and Sen. Walter Barran.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Court Rollins
R-Muncie
Qats -Siland
Rollins
Richard ©. Ristine
Crawfordsville
John W. Donaldson
Lebanon
Carson H. King
Boggstown
Walter Barran
East
Chicago
Prices rise for bulk hogs at Muncie sale
Hogs steady to 25 cents higher in bulk butcher markets with 180 to 250 pound barrows priced at 20.75 to 21.23 and many 21 plus. Strong demand noted on 210 to 240 pound hogs with top figures around 21.40, while 160 to 190 pound hogs ranged 18.50 to 20.75. Cattle and calves posted varied results with steers and cows showing mixed, mostly steady trends and bulls 11 to 16.
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Indianapolis
Wheel Chair Crash Causes Injuries To 2
In Elkhart Indiana a wheel chair crash injured two people. Mrs Ruth Brown 64 pushed a chair carrying friend Mrs Blanche Bowser when it struck a tree causing Brown to break a hip and Bowser to suffer minor injuries. Several livestock and market items are listed otherwise with varied prices.
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Elkhart
Ind
Ruth
Brown
Blanche
Auction Sales Saturday August 17 Across Multiple Localities
A compiled notice lists public auctions on Saturday August 17 including real estate and household goods. Auctions cover properties at 119 E Johnson St Alexandria 2002 Arrow Ave Elbert AH Whelchel 218 East Mulberry St Egg M Hood 3 miles north of Muncie on old state Road 35 Ellen berger Bros 222 W State St Pendleton Elbert H Whelchel 1:90 P.M Lundy Stohler 144 miles east of 109 State Road 234 Sherbahn Kellum & Bradley 10 AM Fred Hiday executor sale 1213 W 38th St Elbert Whelchel and public sale near Wilkinson conducted by Kellum and Bradley.
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Harold E. Cunningham
E. Johnson St
Alexandria
Charles Lawler
H. N. Evans
Arrow Ave
Elbert AH. Whelchel
Aille
Susie DeHart
Phillips Addition
Egg M. Hood
Clyde B. Crouse
East Mulberry Street
Egg M Hood
Wednessey
RK. W. Straeling
Muncie
Ellenberger Bros
Hugh WW. Teague
State St. Pendle
Elbert
H. Whelchel
Lundy Stohler
Sherbahn
Kellum & Bradley
Kirk
Kenneth E. Sherbahn
Hector Kirk
Fred Hiday
W. 38Th St
Elbert Whelchel
John 8
Martha Morris
Unit
Ora Alexandria
Wilkinson
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Howard Hershberger
Stoney Creek Township
Madison Co
Indiana
Lapel
St. Rd
Hamilton Co
Forest E.widay
W. 38Th
Anderson Township
Township 19
Madison County
Ndiana
Brown Street
Anderson
Lutherans In Latin America Survey Reveals 750000 Baptized
A church survey across 21 countries reports about 750,000 baptized Lutherans in Latin America, with 1,659 congregations and 430 preaching stations. The figure amounts to roughly 16 percent of Latin American Protestant population of about 4.8 million. Jurisdictional notices include multiple civil actions and divorce filings in various banks and law firms, with cases listed against defendants such as Ernest Junkersfeld and James Crady among others.
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New York
Latin America
Miami Reserve Camp to Hear Paul Taylor
A number of Anderson church folk will hear Rev. Paul Taylor of Georgetown Md at 2 pm Sunday in the missionary rally at the Miami Reserve Camp of the Christian New Light Church. The camp near Alexandria on Ind 28 began Aug 6 and closes Sunday. Meetings have been daily at 6 pm with Rev C W Wolfgang of Shamrock Pa presiding and Mr and Mrs Clarence Bailey of Portland as musical leaders. Establishment of a church in Anderson within three years is contemplated.
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Anderson
Paul Taylor
Georgetown
Miami Reserve
Christian New Light Church
Alexandria
Ind
C. W. Wolfgang
Shamrock
Clarence Bailey
Portland
Christian New Light Faith
Linwood
Ron
Dry goods market stable amid slow wool trade in New York
In New York the cotton textile market held steady for spot and nearby delivery as prices remained about unchanged. Wool goods trade was slow and mills saw little converter demand for filament and spun goods.
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New York
Trustees Named and Re-Elected at DePauw University
Indiana Methodist Conference elected four new trustees of DePauw University and re-elected six others Friday. New trustees: Rev. Hiram C. Weld Indianapolis, Rev. Lee S. Jarrett Columbus, Rev. Donald E. Bailey Kokomo, Rev. Don McMahan Greencastle. Re-elected: M. D. Guild Indianapolis, Rev. R. E. Badger Bedford, Russell Isenbarger Muncie, Ernest Sims Elkhart, Edwin Boswell Rochester, Dr. Paul Wietzke Valparaiso. New conference visitors: Rev. N. I. Schoolfield Indianapolis, Rev. G. Ben Hershberger Hartford City, Rev. John Wolf South Bend.
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Greencastle
Ind
Vnendiana Methodist Conference
DePauw University
Russell J. Humbert
Hiram C. Weld
Indianapolis
Lee
Jarrett
Columbus
Donald E. Bailey
Kokomo
Don McMahan
M. D. Guild
R. EB. Badger
Bedford
Russell Isenbarger
Muncie
Ernest Sims
Elkhart
Edwin Boswell
Rochester
Land
Paul Wietzke
Valparaiso
New
N. I. Schoolfield
G. Ben Hershberger
I Hadford City
John Wolf
South Bend
Bargain Shoppers Freed After Child Neglect Charges
ELKHART UP Two women dubbed bargain hunters were released Friday after police found their young children alone in separate cars downtown during Dollar Day shopping. Anna Haley of Bristol and Rose Shaw of Elkhart were booked on preliminary child neglect charges, but Deputy Prosecutor Vernon Atwater declined to file formal charges, saying they had learned their lesson.
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Elkhart
Anna Haley
Bistol
Rose Shaw
Vernon “Atwater
74 Year Old Man Dies While Hunting In Indiana Woods
The body of Tenny Richardson, 74, of Austin, was found Thursday about 18 hours after he vanished while hunting on opening day of the Indiana squirrel season. Authorities say he died of natural causes, apparently from a heart seizure while climbing a fence. doctors noted a history of heart disease.
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Austin, Ind
Tenny Richardson
Austin
Richardson
Here
Alcaronero
Poll Favors Milk Strike in Indianapolis Area
In Indianapolis area dairy farmers, via a double-panel postcard poll, show 891 in favor and 193 against a milk strike to seek higher prices. About 5,000 were invited. fewer than 1,100 replied. Dairy Products Inc. president George Sandefur calls a directors meeting to discuss and says a strike is likely, with an office for a strike to be set up within days. He argues the price gap between farm milk and retail value justifies action without hurting consumers.
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Indianapolis
George Sandefur
Dairy Products, Inc
Yine
Svas
Sandefur
Bonds Mixed on Quiet New York Trading Friday
U S government bonds rose moderately while corporate issues closed steady in dull action. Utilities slipped while rails, industrials, and investment grade issues firmed, with corporate trading at 27,000 per value on the Big Board after a brisk session. A Montreal note reports a 72 year old storekeeper who accepts only silver and paid a $1,700 bill in coins, while a paint company collector stayed home Thursday.
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New York
U. S
Montreal
Paint Company
Five Anderson Men Travel to Ball State Exams
Five Anderson men completed entrance exams at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie to enter as freshmen next fall. They are Phillip Eikenberg Don Bennett Norman Lee Rice Dean Richards and Albert Johnson, all long listed with Anderson High School and Madison areas. Eikenberg will major in accounting Bennett in business, Rice in mathematics Richards in business education and Johnson in business administration.
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Anderson
Muncie
Ball State Teachers College
Phillip Eikenberg
Mildred Chamberline
Walnut St
Don Bennett
James M. Bennett
W. 38Th St
Norman Lee Rice
George R. Rice
Park Rd
Dean Richards
Roy D. Richards
Albert Johnson
Albert E. Johnson
Madison Ave
Eikenberg
Anderson High School
Bennett
AHS
Rice
Madison Heights High School
Richards
Highland High School
Johnson
Pel
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