Colonel's Care With Property Told At Trial
County prosecutor Atelvin Thornburg filed a grand jury indictment in Miadison Circuit Court charging Mrs. Reha Lyle with embezzling 2467.22 while employed in the treasurer’s office under Will Rowland. The suspect allegedly diverted funds from October 1, 1965, to a later date. The indictment lists witnesses including Rowland and two former treasurer’s office employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atelvin Thornburg
Miadison
Reha Lyle
Garfield St
Alexandria
Jormer County Treasurrer
Will Rowland
State Board of Accounts
Rowland
Easury
Thornburg
Joseph Hy Avatington
Dan Danner
Foruman
Witieases
Prand
Rowland Fe Monica van Noy
Gopraiana Inney
Ex County Aide Named In Indictment
A 1948 AP dispatch reports an ex county aide named in an indictment involving misuse of government property. Testimony alleges the official signed out work benches and kept airplane parts, while Col Tie and Col Dyn faced questions over storage and handling of military property and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Pun
Li. Harris
Aloe
Alzo
Istris
Paris
Kom
Bared Apb
Toll Road Controversy Over Land Seaport Route
During a Senate hearing a dispute emerged over land claimed for a toll road and a potential Lake Michigan seaport site. Senator Wedeking deferred further questions to the Roads Committee while evidence tied land purchases to a Delaware corporation led by Clint Murchison. A bill moved to raise legislative salaries to 1800 and per-mile travel payments for registrars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmaurd
Cension
Marth
Wedeking
Roads Committee
Marthe
Con Kilmora Dilnts Corp
Ile
Martin
Burns Ditch
Lake Michigan
Hewll
Clint Murchison
Indianapolis
Walter Co. Consumers Dunes Corp
Martin Iaid
Delaware — Corporation
Murchison
Neltware Saipors
Jian
Jane Whiel
le ‘Holl Road
Font Mission
Toll Stoad
Consumers Dunes Corp
Sea Park
Moldenhager R-Buntings Toad
What is the Stock Exchange explained simply
A reader asks what the New York Stock Exchange does and how it operates. The guidance explains it as a large free market where stocks are bought and sold, with prices published and governed by exchange rules. It notes the role of member firms and the orderly matching of buy and sell orders. It also invites readers to obtain the official booklet for details on membership and stock listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stark Exchange
Yjarker Uuiyer
California
Maine
Bork
Byelange
Promputus
America
Three Hoosiers Die In Two Auto Crashes
In Indiana and across the state line near the Ohio River, three men from Indiana died in two car crashes. Jeffersonville resident Alran John Ro McNauly, 21, of Danville, and Gillespie of Aurora, 61, were killed when a car left the road on a bridge. Gillespie’s son and three others were uninjured. A separate crash on the river bridge involved businessman Joseph Ollanels, 69, of New Albany, crushed when his car overturned after a taxi struck it. his wife was injured but not seriously. The taxi driver was Kent Cox, 22, of Louisville, Ky. The driver of the first car was Richard D. Parsons, 29, of Danville.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Italy
Sopacik Negidon
Jeffersonvilly Oil
Clark Mermorial Belge
Ohio River
Alran
John Ro McNauly
Iiuamington
Danville
Poller
Richard D. Parsons
Gillespie
Aurora
Newt Cleves
Miami River
Mack
Cincinnati Post
Jesenh Ollanels
Ohie River
Kent Ls
Cox
Lontsvilla
Poder
Local Officials Cite Unemployment and Compensation Issues
Bill for a legislative program promotes Independent United Electrics workers rights. A reform inquiry probes unemployment compensation issues. Two Servel local members Evansville Impar Ralply and Paul Pridy testifying say Pasche's stance shows he is not a Communist.
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Sinatingod Wea
Mies
United Elvelrica
Servel
WE i
Evansville
Impar Ralply
Paul Pridy
Pasche
Stalemank
New Lighter-Than-Air Craft Given Tests
Meron Ohio reports Navy tests on a new lighter-than-air craft with bubble top design 2PG WY 2PG 2W intended to extend defense reach against aircraft and submarines. Spokesmen refuse detailed description, claiming it would hover and stretch national defense under proper conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meron
Ohio
Navy
Colder Than Usual February Forecast Across the East
Weather officials project a colder February in the eastern half of the country with below normal temperatures, while the Pacific Northwest and far Southwest may see above normal warmth. Precipitation is expected to rise along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts with snow inland, and near normal in the Midwest and Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mireau
Weather Bureau
Anday Wallngtt
Willy
Big Valley
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic
Gulf
Midwest
Prairie Northwest
Warplanes shell Yu Shan Islands amid Red Navy action
Fragmented report describes Red air and sea force activity northeast of Tachens and Yu Shan Islands. Unclear details mention warplanes, naval units, and possible shelling with Nationalist forces in the same area. Faint references to hours of combat and withdrawal.
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Nvti
Tachens
Yu Shan
Forrest
Edwards
7Th Fleet
Wards
Trehens
Tornado Rips Mississippi Arkansas Hurting Dozens
Widespread damage from tornadoes across Mississippi and Arkansas injures nine in Mississippi areas with about 100 hurt and 80 in hospital. Mississippi and Alabama schools hit as homes and an elementary school are destroyed near Olive Branch and Commerc Landing area. In Huntsville Alabama and near Memphis Tennessee, multiple structures sustain damage including schools and homes. Authorities call for Red Cross aid and military help to distribute blankets and relief supplies.
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Morlanns
Ark
Memphis
Tries’ Seg
Huntsville
Alay
Alabama Age College
Nonidava
Hartley
Mississippi
Commineres Landings
Aallenet
Childred
Olive Branch
Arkansas
Mariitin
Memphle
Wo Ives
Weather forecast hints at long winter ahead in Indiana
The state faces cold air with temperatures dropping 25 to 40 degrees in the north and about 20 in the south on Wednesday morning. Indianapolis and nearby areas report morning lows around 24 to 36 degrees, with skies expected cloudy statewide and a projected five day temperature trend near seasonal norms.
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Tafayelle
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Mittersweary Hoosiers
Carl Wayne
Inedianapolia
Werther Bureau
Board Awards City Contract for Water Plant Upgrades
The board awarded Rand H Molar Company the contract to purchase a new water plant for Superintendent Edgar Jones at $1,463 after bidding from W G McClain Hunter Molar and others. Acie Iron and Malal Co bid $38.03 per gross ton for malarial, with Glazer Brothers and Z F Philips Ivan & Coal Co bidding higher. Substation work favored Westinghouse at $44,704, beating Allis Chalmers General Electric and others. Work starts soon on east side, with rapid flushing planned. next meeting set for Feb 1 at City Hall.
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Anderson
Rand H Molar
Edgar Jones
W. G. McClain Company
Hunter Molar Company
Acie Iron and Malal Company
Glazer Brothers
Puron
Z. F. Philips Ivan and Coal Co., Inc
Westinghouse Company
Allis Chalmers Company
General Electric, Company
Odelals
City Hell
Tornadoes Kill At Least Two In Meenphis Incident
In a chaotic afternoon, tornadoes struck causing fatalities among Meenphis pupils and staff. Eyewitness accounts describe a violent whirling wind that swept a school, with survivors recalling the force of the air and a sudden collapse as the storm raged through the Midwestern towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildys
McCoy
Long Term Draft Program Seeks 2 850 000 Force
The draft plan envisions a large military reserve of about 2.85 million. The current law, passed in June 1948, has been extended multiple times. It covers qualified men aged 16 to 26 eligible for two years of active duty followed by six years in the reserve. Draft calls reached 20,000 per month last year, but February and March quotas were cut to 11,000. Defense officials expect to maintain the 11,000 level through June barring changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Plans Set For Evening Classes At Purdue Center
Officials announce Anderson College will offer courses including industrial arts church work psychology English composition and business law through Purdue Center with a two year Technical Institute track toward an associate diploma. New instructor Carl Smith will teach business law as part of the spring schedule. Evening classes run Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 30 with other courses meeting once weekly and some being rescheduled by instructors.
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Scho
Purdue
Cam
Anderson College
Indus
Tor] Anderson College
Carl Smith
Ler
Smith
Amerion
Indiana University
Rosie Welcome 83 dies in Alexandria obituary roundup
Obituaries from Alexandria list Rosie Welcome 83 of Alexandria dying after an 8 PM incident. Survivors include children and grandchildren, with service and burial details at Davis and Stricker Funeral Home. Also noted are Orville Arnold 69 of Anderson and Nettie Stoner 79 of Oaklandon among others, with funeral arrangements and survivor lines.
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Rosie Welcome
Anderson
Alexandria
Vernon Maire 66 Dies Yesterday Former Alexandria Resident
Vernon Maire 66 formerly of Alexandria died yesterday at Anderson after brief illness. He had lived in Alexandria since 1900 before moving to Anderson nine years ago. A native of Pennsylvania, he was the son of Vielay and Cléra Maire. His body was taken to the Davis and J. Stricker Funeral Home. No arrangements were announced.
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Alexandria
Stagie J. Welcome
Alexantria
Vernon Maire
Anderson
Anderany
Ary Maire
Pennsylvantt
Vielay
Cléra Maire
Davis and J
Theodore
Tan Theodore Parior
Floran Vortor
Porter
St. Mary's High School
Youn Porter
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Mackied
Jamil
Augustine Porter
Glivhe Lassite
Rexsome
Millie
Mary
Victoria
Jopnelin
Sylvie Parker
Bes
Anne Forson
Mincia
Reothore Vypery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Luther Ferry Showalter 49 of Middletown died Tuesday at the Knights of Pythias Home in Lafayette. He was a former Middletown resident, with survivors including two sons and three daughters. George Edward Barley 78 of Markleville died Tuesday at Tail Memorial Hospital Alamete. Funeral plans set at East Christian Church, Markleville, with burial at Ovid Cemetery. Additional notices include Monroe L. Loren and Harry E. Smith of Pendleton. The list mentions various local residents, deaths, and funeral arrangements across Madison and nearby counties.
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Luther Ferry
Andersen
Thirial
Mme
Middletown
Ben B
Frank
Dayton
Ohio
Horachel Moore
Lafayette
George
Barley Wilkinson
George Edward Barley
Markleville
Tail Memsorial Hospital
Alamete
Marley
Condo and Suns
Monte
Wilkinson
Thion
East Christian Shursh
Ovid Conetery
New Columbus
Ind
Blanche Earley
Tage Ee
Josephine Thomas
Munvie
Mary Elfen Barney
Near Markley
Anderson
Arolliers
Dennade
Walter
Hrtit
Aodors
Fred A. Hartley
Chadmmestaan
Monroe
Lorenzo Frankton
Monroe L. Loren
Frankton
Warren
Oho
HARRY G. SMAIT_ PENDLETON
Coryell Bright Mineral
Harry E. Smith
Rian
Fy Ansar
Wolf Ladejinsky
Central
Sven
Ladojinsky
For
Ea Operations Administration
Department For “Security
Vorsons
Assistant Secretary Worthy assails patronage in federal jobs
James G. Worthy proposed that some federal positions were marked as political patronage and criticized Republicans for pressuring the administration. He argued only 1% of civil service jobs were patronage when Republicans took over, contrasting with Roosevelt era patronage levels. He noted about 40 percent of federal jobs were available for patronage at the start of Roosevelt's first term.
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Ree
James G. Worthy
Republican Party
John Nevanee
Efforts for Far East Peace Talks Rally Mixed Signals
The week hints at a possible cease fire settlement with major powers like the United States Britain France Soviet Union and Red China. India may participate while Red China and others weigh an invitation. If Reds refuse the council may move to approve a cease-fire without their input. Nationalist China reportedly reluctant but could accept if all sides agree.
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Teoniiurt Promapa
Mey
Geneva
New Belps
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Red China
India
Nationalist Ching
Peiong Wuld
China
Obituary Notes: Poole and Porter Families Lieke
Obituaries report Tesain Poole New of Anderson and Theodore Porter of Anderson passing. Poole New died at Parkview Hospital in Fl due to illness. Porter died at home after a one year illness. Surviving relatives include widow Minnie Shaw, Barbara Brown, Maurice Porter, and several siblings. Funeral details and burial plans are noted with memorial Park Cemetery and Byker Brothers Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Orville
Arnule Greville
Arnyld
Salford Sr
St. Maku's
St. Mary's
Barnt Way
Arnold
Salt Valley
Solls and
Rowe
Rome
Grace Lawless
Municie
Nina Harsha
Bryant
Myrtle Hrattin
Kokosmo
Billy Arnold
Anderson
William
Mexandris
Baker Brothers
Hemel
J Wesley Stewart
Frianis
May Wall Otte Funern
Mettarial Park
Maryristol Rowsman
Maurice
UL. Shaw
Shaw
Parkview Hospital
Wasi
Kerntucky
Dirploye
Mounts Machinery Wet Tool Company
Chesterfield
Eagles
Todge
Byker Brothers Funeca
Helen
Arther Proctor
Fale Law
Memorial Park Cemetery
Atrs
Minnie A
Barbara Brown
Andersen
Dunerd States’ Air Force
Tanton, IL
Hervard Taylor
William Maze
Clyde Doul
Andersip
College Girl Sees Prince in Monaco Audience
MONTH CARLO Monaca a American college girl, Ann Stork, met the prince Tuesday in Monaco. She left beaming, calling the visit marvelous. The 20-year-old from University of Mlingle spoke of football and daily matters during a two-hour palace audience at the Tinera Hotel.
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Carlo
Monaca
Ann Stork
Jove
Manivr Iit
Monaco
Ja Ane
University of Mlingle Coed
Tinera
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Cal
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Col Tie
the Stock Exchange
Helen Langeshore
Centerville
Iowa
Neil Uuverneie
Phoahing
Noy
Dank Calcio
Cinelli
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Sulmyig
PopOrt
Dhe
Cantiller
Fea Titec
Aljong
Suck Exchange
Avait
Benataa
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Altick
Faente
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Moscow
Parle
Amprionn
Jenks
West Germany
Tawyora Ned Achwolmen
Alice AM. Brown
Chicago
Ricer
Cahle G. Balt
Walley H. Machting
Terre Haute
Olle Porsay
de South Beml
Threerman Board of Scensors
de Heise
Senate Administration
Senate
Madison County
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Comanorce
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Sehiol
Ulmer McCoy
Pooneville
Satel
Twister
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Billy Py Hobbs
Carol
Helvey
Fish School
Ruth Minnick
Langtallow School
Gloria Poote
Lorloyecn
Fern Canterbury
DeSoly County ‘Negro Mev
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Lschool
Salgat
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Suiden
Imeanders
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G. K
Keith Staples
Tohnson
Oidéents Association
Johnson
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Board Okelis
Punting Cassel
Ahleas Jo. Uly
Startha Wolfe
Hilda Cassel
Alexindria
Vernon Welcome
Nettie Stoner
Oaklandon
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Anderson High School
Hélalives
Charles Sliver
Sitvahtens, Wer
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LaGranze
Boggle Stewe
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Ward Stone
Ailwaukee
Wis
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Punoval Servicoe
Ethel Goble
Central Ave
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Lester G
Noblesville
Falttin
Manlewood
New
Meridian
M. M. Sauerwein
Mar
Vernon
Maire
Madison
William Wittaker Ingalls
Mohawk Church of the Nazarene
William Whitak
Wisgame
Mohawk
Menden
Dan V. Cravens
Initia Alphatic Teverage Commission
Tillana Senate
Thomas £. Tasbrook
C. Wohitell Martin
Tesain Poole New
Annerson
Prince
Neand Emery
Diczinen
Bmckade
Talllony
Doua
Rozelle
Harold E. Rozelle
Harold
Ebb
Tadade
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