Craig Seeks State GOP Delegate Post From Indiana
Former Governor George N. Craig, now living in Bethesda, announces he expects to be a delegate to Indiana's state Republican convention next year. He will maintain residence in Brazil and plans to file as a state convention delegate in the May primary. His move sparks talk of a possible future run despite past highway land-buying scandals and indictments facing former highway officials.
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Indianapolis
George N. Craig
Bethesda
Indiana
Craig
Washington
Kathryn
Plainfield
State Highway Department
U.S. Senate
William E. Jenner
Jenner
Guv. Handley
Two County 4-H Tractor Contest Winners Named
The Madison County district tractor maintenance contest crowned senior winners Robert Stein Portland Jay County and Richard Fish Richland Township Madison County and junior winners Thomas Pinkerton Liberty Union County and George Edward Hallowell Pendleton 4-H club Madison County. Forty boys from eleven counties competed.
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Madison
Castle District
Robert Stein
Portland
E Jay County
Richard Fish
Richland Township
Thomas Pinkerton
Liberty
Union County
George Edward Hallowell
Pendleton
Madison County
Jay
Union
Blackford
Grant
Henry
Delaware
Wayne
Fayette
Randolph
Rush
William Ring
Edwood
McMahan
San
Summitville
W. H
Ameria Hardy and Son
Anderson
Grain futures firm as wheat gains on cash market strength
Chicago bids steadied after a late session rally as wheat rose on cash demand and flour mills buys. The CCC announced awards of flour for export to U. S. mills totaling 860,740 sacks amid mixed grain moves. Indiana and Lafayette reports show feed and cattle markets steady with cattle weights and hogs varying, while Purdue researchers note long range forecasts aid crop management decisions including fungicide planning. Corn trends downward on hedging and government sale pressures.
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Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corp
U. 5
Lafayette
U. S
Weather Bureau
Purdue University
James E. Newman
Forest W. Stearns
Indiana
Upper Great Lakes
Canada
Et Great Lakes
State Police Start Check Of 2 Blasts In Evansville
State police began laboratory tests to determine the cause of two blasts in Evansville early Tuesday. No injuries were reported though windows were shattered at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church and nearby structures. A front glass was broken at Manion Beverage Co. Officials questioned a person seen near both sites but withheld the name.
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Ind
Indiana
Belive
Holy Trinity Romans
A. J. Sprigier
James H. Manion
Manion¢ Beverage Co
Manion Saint
Indianapolis
Clarence Schiff
Chicago
State Fair Opens With Big Exhibits And Shows
Indianapolis fairgrounds prepare for opening day as hundreds of exhibits booths and events reach completion. Smiley Burnette tops western entertainment behind the grand stand while Pat Boone headlines in the Coliseum with harness racing and a strong Grand Circuit lineup starting Labor Day. Concessionaires expect brisk business as fairgoers sample many hot dogs and attractions.
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Indianapolis
Work
Smiley Burnette
Pat Boone
Marine Fatally Shot While Fleeing Police in Indianapolis
IND IANAPOLIS James Hodgson a 22 year old marine was shot and killed by patrolman Raymond J Stratten who fired as Hodgson fled from officers who were seeking prowlers Hodgson and his 17 year old brother ran from a house as authorities investigated a theft call Hodgson was hit three times and died while Hodgson fled the scene with his brother.
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Indianapolis
James Hodgson
Shelbyville
Ind
Jnard Muller
Camp Pendleton
Tayeras Hospital
Flying training for blind fliers arrives at Freeman Field
A fourth group of 19 Army officers has come to Freeman Field Seymour Indiana for an eight week blind flying course. Civilian instructors will provide 73 hours of flight training and 9 hours of ground instruction using instruments.
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Seymour
Ind
Sth Army
Freeman Field
Auction Sales Frsday August 29 in Hamilton and Alexandria
Auction notices list multiple sales from August 26 to September 16 across Indiana towns including Hamilton, Alexandria, Wilkinson, Lapel, Pendleton, and Muncie. Items cover real estate, personal property, household furnishings, farms, and unit sales with various auctioneers and locations.
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Hamilton
Ind
H. D. Kirk
Win
George Loser
N. Harrison St
Alexandria
Burl Nicholson
Red Hiday
W. Gath St
Elbert Whelchel
Fred B. Thornburg
Daleville
John & Martha Morris
Unit
Ora Alexandria
Wilkinson
Joe Kellum
Jin Bradley
John W. Hersberger-Tilghman
H. Hersberger
Lapel
St. Rd
Elbert H. Whelchel
Warday
Robert E. Riggs
Pendleton
Bradley
Warner, Gear, Muncie
Ege Hood
Glen McCarty
Reformatory Road
Walter Winn
Sodge of
State Rdt
Jon Kellum
Jim Bradley
Bond Market Rises As Convertibles Lead Upswing
New York closes with a firmer tone as a late surge in convertible bonds boosts sentiment. Industrials utilities and high grade rails gain while some long term rails slip. Government bonds hold steady to higher amid total NYSE corporate bond value of 3 860 000 versus 3 750 000 previous. Legal notices include estate administration for Dora Silberstein in Indiana and Union Township budget hearings set for September 9 1957 with hearings open to taxpayers.
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U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Chares F. Gaus
Dora Silberstein
Anderson
Joseph H. Armington
Veterans Memorial School
Weeee
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Madison County
Indiana
Robert L, Isanogel
Mma D. Atteberry
Superior Court
Ae Court
Joseph H. Carmington
Forraw
Dry goods markets show slow demand across textiles
New York dealers report lagging interest in cotton gray goods with scattered sales of print cloths and sheetings for spot delivery. Osnaburgs fall to 4 cents a yard as producers cut prices. wood goods and rayon sectors show dull or small sales of acetate taffetas in satins.
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Osnaburgs
Muncie Hog and cattle price report
Muncie market shows hogs 25.5 cents lower with price ranges for various weights from 20.50 to 21.15 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves listing includes steers and heifers at 12.00 to 25.00, with bulls and calves noted. Also brief items: Albany adopts bait advertising curb law and Cambridge unveils a versatile straddle lift truck handling skids pallets and rolls.
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Muncie
C.cime
Cambridge
Mass
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