Oil Marketers Urge Halt To Price Rise With Production Suspension
Washington outlines a plan by National Oil Marketers Assn to suspend Connally hot oil act to unlock crude supplies and prevent price increases as Humble Oil pushes for higher prices. Sen. Purtell introduces a 35 hour federal employee work week bill as social change looms.
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Washington
National Oil Marketers Assn
Eisenhower
Connally
Paul E. Hadlick
Marketers Group
Fisenhower
White House
Hadlick
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Texas
Humble Oil
Sen. Purtell
R-Conn
Purtell
Three Indiana Supreme Court Justices Begin New Six Year Terms
INDIANAPOLIS UP Three incumbent judges Norman Arterburn Vincennes Arch N Bobbitt Indianapolis and Frederick Landis Logansport start new six year terms sworn in during the third oath taking following the November 16 election that gave Republicans control of the Statehouse. James Emmett Shelbyville remains on a term through January 1959.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Norman Arterburn
Vincennes
Arch N. Bobbitt
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Supreme Court
Harold Actor
Anderson
Afterburn
Indiana
Frederick Schoehtmeier
Bobbitt
Fred Hanna
Cass County Bar Association
Landis
James Emmett
Shelbyville
High Court
Arterburn
Indiana State Bar Association
University of Chicago
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Indiana University
GOP
Wire Theft Reported in Custer County Farm Yard
Sheriff Albert Gershing reports a new type theft in Clinton Oklahoma. Thieves sneak into a farm yard and snip off insulated wire from utility lines to homes, stealing the cable.
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Clinton, Oklaha
Albert Gershing
Custer County
Indiana governor ponders 3.4 million school loan requests
Governor Craig's office proposes a Friday meeting of the Common School Fund Commission to reconsider 3.4 million dollars in loans to six Indiana school units after prior denial when only 15 thousand dollars remained available. The Carmel School Building Corp seeks 1.2 million. Total requests approach 4.6 million as legal questions delay action.
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Indianapolis
Craig
Common School Fund Commission
Indiana
John Peters
Wilbur Young
Young
Carmel School Building Corp
Hamilton County
Fight Pledged On Special Interest Bills
Rep Birch Bayh Jr of Terre Haute minority leader of Indiana Democrats said the party would fight vigorously all special interest bills. The 24 House Democrats will caucus Wednesday. He noted they cannot carry a program alone but will propose what the state needs and aim to block bills benefiting special interests.
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Indianapolis
Birch FE. Bayh, Jr
Terre Haute
Indiana
Bayh
House
Evansville Man Charged in Taverns Fatal Shooting
Police filed a preliminary murder charge against Clarence Smith 34 of Evansville after John Hutchison 36 was killed by a shotgun blast during an argument in an Evansville tavern. Smith will be held for grand jury action.
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Evansville
Ind
Clarence Smith
John Hutchison
Smith
Hodge Granted More Time to Pay Restitution
Federal Judge grants Orville E. Hodge two more months to repay part of the 2 million he stole as Illinois state auditor. Hodge, already serving 12 to 15 years at Menard, warned he could face 10 more years if cash payments don’t improve. His wife’s assets and a civil suit add to restitution obstacles as state officials report only about 80,000 recovered.
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Robert T. Loughran
Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
Illinois
John P. Barnes
Hodge
Menard State Prison
Barnes
Grenville Beardsley
Chase Sequence Gets Results
City police Officer Lee Cannon arrested two drunken drivers after a chase. He handcuffed suspect No 1 and pursued suspect No 2, catching both and returning them to the city jail.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Lee Cannon
Cannon
Spec
Purdue economics course to be televised by WTTW
In Hammond Indiana Purdue University will offer a basic economics lecture televised by WTTW Chicago starting February 4. Professor Merle D Schmid will present from 8 to 830 PM CST each Monday for 17 weeks.
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Hammond
Ind
Purdue University
WTTW
Chicago
Merle D. Schmid
Lapel Society Set Monday Meeting With Speaker
The Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service in Lapel will meet Monday January 7 at 7 p.m. for Circle sessions and 7 30 p.m. for a general gathering. Guest speaker Mrs Jim Males will show Hawaii photographs. Welcome of new members by Mrs Charles Roberts. The report lists Lapel residents in River View Hospital and local social visits and dinners across the area.
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Lapel
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Jim Males
Hawaii
Charles Roberts
Riverview Hospital
Asa Sandifur
Oscar Goin
George Lewis
Herman Crooks
William Ford
James Martin
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Robert Wolfe
W. E. Passwater
Maurice Ledbetter
Minnie Eiler
Harold Eiler
Wilbur Eiler
Bob Turner
Neal Whisman
Ernest Eiler
Annual Meeting In Middletown
Members of the Sixth Street Christian Church plan their annual business meeting on Wednesday evening January following a pitch-in supper. Reports will be presented for approval and officers will be elected for the church and Sunday School, including a trustee for a three year term.
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Middletown
Sixth Street Christian Church
John Hennis
Florida
Alma Brewer
Roanoke
Herschel Neff
van Finn
Gene Pring
Shelbyville
William Weightman
Camp Rucher
Ala
Joe Weightman
John Boone
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Max Maddy
John Williams
Seymour
Miami Indians Vote To Settle 1818 Dispute
Miami Indians vote 241 to 41 to accept a government settlement of the 1818 treaty, with $5 million to be divided among 302 descendants. A three man committee will travel to Washington to confer on the deal, which offers 75 cents per acre for about seven million acres across Indiana Illinois Ohio and Michigan. The plan splits $3,218,625 to Miami descendants and $1,781,375 to Delaware and Wea descendants. The committee members are Ira Godfroy William Godfroy and John Owens.
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Peru
Ind
Washington, D.C
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Ira Godfroy
Here
William Godfroy
Logansport
John Owens
Huntington
Indiana Supreme Court rules cemetery land in eminent domain case
The Indiana Supreme Court unanimously reversed Marion Circuit Court in an eminent domain dispute between a cemetery and a school district. The court held one public agency cannot take property from another without explicit priority legislation, noting the U S Supreme Court’s contrary stance.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Norman Arterburn
Marion Circuit Court
High Court
Circuit Court
US. Supreme Court
Indiana
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns Hospital
Dismissals listed include Mrs Beulah McCune Summitville Mrs Betty Kelly Route 1 Mrs Doris Caldwell 707 High St Mrs Anna Adkins Route 1 Mrs Donald Cookman and daughter Route 5 Mrs Mary Biggs Kennard Mrs Virgie Ambs 1631 W 21st St Leon Lewis 1709 Johnson Ave Ronald Emswiller Route 4 Mrs Mary Bowers 915 Hawthorne Ave Rev Clayton Stadler Pendleton Use Bulletin Herald Classifieds.
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St. John's Hospital
Beulah McCune
Summitville
Betty Kelly
Doris Caldwell
Anna Adkins
Donald Cookman
Mary Biggs
Kennard
Virgie Ambs
W. 21St St
Leon Lewis
Johnson Ave
Ronald Emswiller
Mary Bowers
Hawthorne Ave
Clayton Stadler
Pendleton
It Ain't No Use Putting Up Your Umbrella Till It Rains
A health notice explains reading disease symptoms can lead to unfounded worry. It urges not to assume illness without a physician's diagnosis and to seek early care for persistent pain. The ad promotes prescription pickup and delivery service from a local supplier.
Indiana’s 10 Best-Dressed Men of 1956 Named
A committee of the Indiana Retail Men’s Wear Association selected ten Indiana men for 1956. The list includes Howard W. Sams of Indianapolis, John E. Early of Evansville, Frank Sullivan of South Bend, C. W. Anderson of Fort Wayne, Ralph McCarten of LaPorte, Francis S. Yenowine of Terre Haute, Ed Norris of Wabash, Dr. W. Keith Sloan of Madison, Robert J. Poorman of Muncie, and Elmo P. Gilliatt of Bloomington. Committee head Joseph Fox announced 100 candidates statewide.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Retail Men's Wear Association
Indiana
Howard W. Sams
Howard W. Sams & Co., Inc
Waldmar Press Co
John E. Early
Evansville
Frank Sullivan
South Bend
Leahy-Sullivan Insurance Co
C.W. Anderson
Ft. Wayne
International Harvester
Ralph McCarten
LaPorte
Francis S. Yenowine
Terre Haute
Merchants Freight System
Ed Norris
Wabash
General Tire & Rubber Co
W. Keith Sloan
Madison
Robert J. Poorman
Muncie
Elmo P. Gilliatt
Bloomington
Joseph Fox
Ben Cannon
Greencastle
Bruce Dalton
Columbus
William Jarrard
Angola
John Stegman
Peru
Fee Allom
Lester Wolf
Conn Holloway
Yard Watchman Dies In Wreck Of Rail Cars
CHICAGO a yard watchman was killed and three other persons injured Monday when two cars derailed from the Pennsylvania Railroad Admiral arriving from New York. The watchman Wasyl Hrynkow 68 of Chicago died after a derailed car struck his shanty near Union Station. Injured were Joseph Owens 45 Thomas Floren 28 and William F Crusing 32 all of Chicago. Owens and Crusing are switch tenders for the Chicago Union Station Co. The derailed cars were the seventh and eighth from the front of an 18 car train moving at 10 to 15 mph into the terminal. No passengers or crew injuries were reported and traffic was not tied up.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Admiral
New York
18Th
Lumber St
Union Station
Wasyl Hrynkow
Joseph Owens
Thomas Floren
William F. Crusing
Owens
Crusing
Chicago Union Station
Thornton Minor Ointment for Piles Pain Ad
Clinic sponsored ointment advertised to relieve piles pain quickly and last long. Promoted as available at better drug stores nationwide for one dollar.
Derailed Cars Cut Out As Train Cleared At Station
Derailed cars were cut from the train and the remaining cars were brought into the station. The scene involved workers and equipment responding to the incident as authorities investigated the derailment.
Woman's Kidnap Trial To Open In Fort Wayne
The trial of Mrs. Leona Wolf of Cedar Lake begins with an eight man and four woman jury to decide whether she kidnapped Mrs. Alice Myrtle Simon of Sumner Michigan on Nov. 12. Mrs. Simon said Wolf and her husband Robert forced her from her home to Cedar Lake and she escaped the next day. Venezuela, producer of 2,000,000 barrels of oil daily, exports more petroleum than any other nation.
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Fort Wayne
Leona Wolf
Cedar Lake
Venezuela
Life insurance ad targets ages 60 to 80 for final expenses
An insurance offer from Old American of Kansas City invites people aged 60 to 80 to mail for a $1,000 policy. No obligation and no callbacks promised. mail to Old American Ins. Co. in Kansas City with name address and age.
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Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th, Dept
LNSB
Kansas City, Mo
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Atterburn
Broadway
Science
Isodine Pharmacal Corp
Dover Delaware
Fund Commission
Peters
Edwin Steers
Steers
Harold Handley
Monroe
Delaware Co
Adams Co
South Central Consolidated School Building Corp
Harrison Co
Boonville- Boone
Warrick Co
Troy
Perry Co
Turkey Run
Parke Co
Fight
Etol Pre Ida
Cindy Lou Dahl
Falls Church
Washington, D. C
Norman Rockwell
Richard Nixon
Lapel Society
The
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Buick
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Bulletin-Herald
Prescription Shop
Livingston and Paynter
Citizens Bank Bldg
Alice H. Rice
Thornton
Quatt gReht pRidt Groups
Kkok
Edgertons
Ede Sence
Lee SE
Schuster
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