Indiana man hurt in Philadelphia court room brawl
Ronald Hickey of Mishawaka Indiana was attacked as he was led into a second floor courtroom by a deputy sheriff. Hickey suffered a head wound when the assailants struck him near an iron door. Judge Nix postponed Hickey's trial for aggravated assault and battery linked to the fatal stabbing of Harry Glickman on April 30 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Ronald
Kickey
Indiana
Albert Cannon
Robert N. C. Nix Jr
Hickey
Harry Glickman
Jay Glickman
Emmanuel Glickman
Pile Treatment Works Wonders For California Couple
Sacramento readers report preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain itching and burning. Mrs C Arnold notes rapid relief and reduced swelling after using the treatment with her husband praising its effectiveness. Doctors confirm most cases respond to this doctor tested remedy in ointment or suppository form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
C. Arnold
Rhinos Slaughtered For Love Potions
Poachers killed 37 one horned rhinoceroses at Kaziranga game sanctuary near Gauhati. Officials say rhino horns fetch about $500 per pound when ground for use in love potions, highlighting the brutal wildlife crime in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauhati
India
Kaziranga Game Sanctuary
Here
Senator Lister Hill to retire after 30 years in Senate
Washington UPI reports Senator Lister Hill a Democrat from Alabama will retire from Congress next January. Hill, 73, has served 30 years in the Senate and 16 years in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Congress
Hill
Senate
House
Judge Hunter Dissents In Racing Order
Indiana Supreme Court upholds contempt findings and a money judgment against Tri State Motor Speedway officials Chadwick and Birchfield for operating a race track despite a neighbor suit. The 1965 contempt judgment remains, with Judge Donald Hunter dissenting on the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Lake
Supreme Court
Federal Holdback Won't Hit Indiana Highway Plan
Indiana highway officials say a 5 percent holdback of 1967 federal allotments to states may reduce Indiana's share by about 5.9 million but existing funds and expected year end receipts will sustain the 1968 69 program. secretary Boyd calls the move modest and inflation fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Hayes
State Highway Commission
Hayes
Secretary of Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Indiana
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Boyd
No Bond Set For Robbery Suspect Rice Held on Bond
Joseph Jerome Rice 41 was ordered held on 25000 bond on bank robbery charges for a 15000 holdup Friday at the Indiana State Office Building branch in Indianapolis. He waived preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Roger F Gay and may request counsel at federal arraignment. Rice was captured Saturday night about 36 hours after the robbery. a state police revolver was taken during the escape from a farm prison in September while serving a 12 year term for a 1961 Indianapolis bank messenger robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend, Ind
UPI
Joseph Jerome Rice
Indiana
Indianapolis
Rice
U.S
Roger F. Gay
Gay
Bery
Canadian farmland reforesting favored for soil use
Ottawa report quotes A. W Blyth, director in Ontario region of the Forestry Department, who says about 10 million acres of Canadian farmland should be forested to best use soil. He notes that during the past 40 years only 250,000 farm acres have been converted.
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Ottawa
Canada
A. W Blyth
Ontario
Forestry Department
Commonwealth Forestry Conference
Man and child arrested in elderly couple beating
Indianapolis police say a man James Eugene Schrum 21 and a one year old girl were arrested in the beating of John Wilbur 79 and the shooting of his wife Ella 75 at their farm near Crawfordsville. Wilbur remained in fair condition with a bullet wound. suspects charged with robbery awaiting circuit court.
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Indianapolis
UPI
James Eugene Schrum
Montgomery County
John Wilbur
Crawfordsville
Wilbur
Culver Hospital
Ella
Shrum
Montgomery Circuit Court
Research Grant Awarded to Joyce Highwood at Ball State
Miss Joyce E. Highwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Murval Highwood, wins Ball State University undergraduate research grant of up to 150 dollars for a biology project. She aims to identify chromosome traits in plant specimens P. buxiforms and P. Aviculars under biology professor Dr Thomas R. Mertens. Alumna of Anderson High School and member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, she plans to pursue further studies after graduation.
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Joyce E. Highwood
Murval Highwood
Lafayette St
Ball State University
Office of Research
Miss
Anderson High School
Miss Highwood
Thomas R. Mertens
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Deed Transfers Across Henry County and Surrounding Areas
Property transfers list numerous deeds from Marion S. Campbell and others to Henry County Rural Electrical Membership Corp and related entities. Transfers involve dozens of acres across Anderson Elwood and Richland townships, with multiple buyers including G. Burton, William Black, Emerald Glen Inc., and Alexandria developments. The long roster includes 1 to 75 acre parcels, corporate to private, plus corporate restructurings and mortgage agency movements.
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Marion S. Campbell
Henry County Rural Electrical Membership Corp
Morris Esche
Nolan Keigley
Rey Cy Rural Electrical Membership Corp
John M. Maggart
He! County Rural Electrical Membership Corp
Elwood Norris
John E. Stanley
Hey Rural Electrical Membership Corp
Samuel J. Valentine, Jr
Eugene J. Zagorski
Virginia Vermillion
Howard Eilar
Richland Hghts
Richland Twonga
G. Burton
John E. Thompson
General Motors Corp
Angeline P. Dearing
Panorama Rghts
Anderson
Donald L. McLaughlin
Donald R. McLaughlin
Fairfax
Anderson Don Huffman
Indiana and Michigan Electric Co
Earl Grigsby
Georgia
Ray Grigsby
James Hazlett
Leo E. Spaulding
Betty J. Spaulding
Salyer
Golden Acres
Richland
Dora Mae Erickson
Martin E. Vollenhals
William R. Black
Alexandria
Chauncey E. Harshman
J. Lawrence Breham
Elwood Vocational Building Trades Inc
Thomas S. Spear, Jr
Elwood Heights
Elwood
Raymond S. Estes
Edgewood
Madison County
Emerald Glen Inc
Madison County Recorder's Office property transfers list
A compilation of Madison County real estate conveyances showing many transfers of parcels and tracts. Names include Dick Yale Estates Hazel V Smith, Joseph Urban, Sondra Supica, William Lawler Jr, Max Supica, Robert Kimball, Eliza Harris, Ronald Richey, Robert Taylor Inc, Eliza Harris, Gene White, Jack Smith, James Clark, K Norbert Rayle, James Stonoff, Lyndale plat, Stohler, Donald Barnett, Lucius Teague, Virgil Schuyler, Addie Whitehurst, and others across Anderson and Richland Two areas. The list references plats, sub divisions, and specific parcel descriptions such as Pt SW TM% SE%%4 25 19 7 and Pt SW NW 8 18 8 3 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Homes, Inc
Emerald Glen
Union Tpilliam
W. King
Lyman K. Fuller
Salyer’s
Golden Acres
Anderson
Volney Ferguson
Central Indiana Gas Co., Inc
Eugene W. Crull
Jed Essex, Jr
Homestead Manor
Lavina Lawson
Glen R. Lawson
Riverside
Helen Balir Cunningham
Veteran’s Affairs of
USA
Pendleton
Citizen’s Bank Co
Exec
Ronald Fowler
Oak Grove
Victor M. Stanley
Jerry L. Stevens
Forest Manor
Joseph Wiley
Harold R. Elliot, Jr
Panorama Heights
Zebedee Christian
Mary C. Hall
Englewood
R. L. Dooley Construction Co., Inc
Robert Eugene Barr
Elwood Heights
Elwood
Robert G. Taylor
Robert G. Taylor, Inc. 28, Davis Acres Plate
Robert G. Taylor, Inc
Robert Gernand
Davis Acres
Ronald L. Noland
Federal National Mortgage Association
Elmhurst
Secretary of iHousing and Urban Development
Robert Wenders
Noel J. Edwards
Woodlawn
Yale Estates
Alexandria
Hazel V. Smith
Joseph C. Urban
U.S
Sullivan
Sondra S. Supica
William F. Lawler, Jr
Brentwood Manor
Max Supica
Lyndale
Richland
David H. Stohler
Phillip George Stohler
Donald B. Barnett
Lucius Teague
Madison County Lumber Co.,Inc
Virgil H. Schuyler
Southview
William Catlin Whitehead
Addie Whitehurst
Hazelwood
Scoutacular planned by Big Killback District for Feb 3 4
Fred Young activities chair announces Scoutacular at Mounds Mall February 3 4. More than 700 Cubs Boy Scouts and Explorers from 35 units will demonstrate the national theme Scouting Rounds A Guy Out with Cub Scout crafts and advancements. Troop booths will feature guns astronomy fires history of Scouting Skills lashings and knots zoology World Jamboree Merit Badge rope making first aid and obstacle course.
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Fred Young
Big Killback
Mounds Mall
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William M. Nyboer
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