Indiana State Chamber Elects Officers During Recent Sessions
J Ralph Thompson of Seymour was elected president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting succeeding Fred M Crapo of Muncie. Thompson, board chairman of Thompson Dairy Co, has served as first vice president for two years and holds multiple trusteeships. The article lists other officers and board members, noting party politics and potential senatorial candidacy implications in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
J. Ralph Thompson
Seymour
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Fred M. Crapo
Muncie
Indiana Steel and Wire Company
Thompson
Thompson Dairy Company
State Chamber
Purdue University Board of Trustees
Hanover College
Byron L. Stewart
Anderson
General Motors Corporation
Otto N. Frenzel
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Merchants National
Pank Arthur F. Endres
Whiting
Reily G. Adams
Indianapo
Whiting Refinits
Stewart-Caregiery American Oil Company
Glass Company, Inc
Leland Mseph E. Cain
Bayh
Feigel
Evansville
P. R
Mallory &Welsh
Interstate, Finance Co., Inc
Ottis T. Fitzwater
Indi Ja
Corporation
John W. Fisher
Ianapolis
Power & Light Company
Georgeition
Ball Brothers Company
Ind
I W Stark
J. Allan MacLean
Mishawaka, Stark, Wetzell& Co., Inc
James Kent
Homer Capehart
Dodgein
Frank McHale
McHale
Burkhart
R. Ibach
Newburgh
Roger Branigin
Atlas Foundry Company
Sam Warrick
Uel R. Sutphin
Pany of America
Robert Ingalls
Beveridge
Redford
Ingalls Stoneiocartic Workshop
McHale Said Paper Company
Presi
Ate
Haute
State Chamber Board
Charles B. Enlow
John H. Platts
Louis Ruthbury
Newton M. Forsythe
Richmond
Hugh A. Barnhart
Rochester
Frederick A. Dudderar
Gary
Harold W. McMillen
Fort Wayne
Boswell Seeks Welsh Support for Senate Run
Indiana governor Welsh declined to commit to backing Indianapolis Democrat Boswell for the U S Senate. Marion County Prosecutor Philip Bayt praised Boswell after touring with him, while Welsh said he listened and made no commitment.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh State
Charles H. Boswell
U.s.senate
Maron County
Phil |Ip Bayt
Indianapolis l
Welsh
Boswell
Bayt
New Liberty Savings Boss Named After Embezzlement Probe
Al E. Prow, a 41 year old federal examiner, is named to manage Liberty Savings & Loan in Michigan City Indiana. He replaces temporary appointee Steve Kolina as authorities pursue a ledger scheme allegedly involving at least one million dollars. Former chair Joseph J. Chilla Jr and ex secretary treasurer Benedict Chilla filed bonds after arrest.
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Whiting
Ind
Liberty Savings & Loan Association
al E. Prow
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Michigan
Prow
Steve Kolina
FBI
Joseph J. Chilla Jr
Benedict
Wee
Peter Stacy
Liberty
Kolina
Earier
Michigan City Savings and Loan Association
Two teens plead guilty in bomb death case
Two British brothers linked to the ban the bomb movement pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a home made bomb that killed a man. Their names were not disclosed and sentencing will occur later.
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London
API
Britain
Pimply Teens Fire On Sheridan Town Marshal
Sheridan Indiana authorities search for two pimply faced teen agers who fled on foot from Town Marshal Marion Riggle after he spotted a youth aiming a revolver in a suspicious car. A second youth jumped from a house and joined the car as it sped away. One youth fired through the rear window as Riggle pursued. The pair abandoned the car at Ekin about eight miles away.
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Sheridan, Ind
UPI
Sheridan
Marion Riggle
Riggle
Ekin
Agreement Reached on Operating Permit for Manufacturing Method
CHICAGO API reports a licensing agreement covering a manufacturing method for containers and railroad car bodies. North American Car Corp says it expects to license the method to U.S. manufacturers. The move targets industries and North American’s leasing rail cars to railroads and shippers.
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Chicago
API
North American Car Corp
North American
U.S
Odist Missionary Freed in Lisbon Reports to Indiana Friday
An odist missionary released last Saturday from a Lisbon prison will report to Indiana ministers Friday afternoon to discuss the revolution in colonial Angola. He and three other missionaries denied Portuguese forces fomented the rebellion.
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Odist
Lisbon
Portugal
Indiana
Angola
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7 Company, Inc
Charles 5. McGill
Hong Kong
Shataukok
China
EL Mitchell
Hammond
R. H. McMurtrie
Huntingburg
Welby M. Frantz
Terre Haute
Glenn W. Thompson
Columbus
David G. Wylie
Bloomington
William B. Prosser
Lothair Teeter
Hagerstown
Burr S. Swezey
Lafayette
C. Harvey Bradley
Harold H. Dice
Roy C. Echols
Joseph L. Hama
Harry T. Ice
Clarence A. Jackson
Frank E. McKinney
Wilson Mothershead
E. B. Newill
George 5. Olive
Donald E. Wood
J. R. Thompson
Birch Bayh
Madison County Lumber
New Corporation
Reading
General, Battery & Ceramic Corp
Filters, Inc
Shoup Voting Machine
3 Wine Corporation
HJ. Nozenesky
J. Paris
General Battery
Peni
Cole
Opan Mon
Mouton Lamb
Unger
Tom Dearing
East Side Drug Stores
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