Millis fires 2 clerks who aided Handley Indiana
Revenue Commissioner Frank T. Millis dismissed audit clerk Mrs. Olive Bowers and auditor Mrs. Robert R. Carpenter, saying their jobs were abolished. Carpenter claimed she was ousted for backing Handley. Bowers said she delegated her vote by proxy to a substitute chosen by H. Dale Brown, provoking Millis objections.
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Indianapolis
Frank T. Millis
Indiana
Harold Handley
Millis
Craig
Ollive Bowers
Robert R. Carpenter
Bowers
Carpenter
GOP
11Th District
H. Dale Brown
Handley
Supervisory Workers Move Into Gary Area Plants
More than 1 000 supervisory employees settled into five strikebound steel mills in Gary and South Chicago to tend banked furnaces after U S Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube failed to reach in-and-out agreements. Inland Steel also housed supervisors in two plants while warning that all sides would lose if the strike continues.
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Gary, Ind
U.S. Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
United
U.S. Steel
Gary Works
Youngstown
Inland Steel Co
Inland
Joseph L. Black
Harsco Corp acquires Globe Imperial and Broderick
New York Harsco Corp formerly Harrisburg Steel Corp announces it has acquired all Globe Imperial Corp Rockford Michigan and Broderick Co Muncie Indiana. Combined annual sales reach about 12 million dollars with roughly 450000 dollars in annual net earnings. Acquisition done via exchange of 65400 Harsco common shares. Both firms become subsidiaries under Harsco management. Globe Imperial makes plastic parts aircraft governor parts plastic seal and die castings. Broderick makes drop forgings.
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New York
Harsco Corp
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Globe Imperial Corp
Rockford
Broderick Co
Muncie
Ind
Harsco Common
Globe Imperial
Broderick
Stevenson to Tour Iowa Drought Areas
Adlai E. Stevenson plans a three to four day fact finding tour of drought affected Iowa counties this week. He will travel with his son and two farm editors and says he is not campaigning for the Democratic nomination. The trip follows Iowa requesting federal drought disaster declarations for 33 counties south of Des Moines.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Iowa
Stevenson
Leo A. Hoegh
Estes Kefauver
Midwest
Averell Harriman
New York
Minnesota
Adlai Jr
Don Murphy
Wallace
Farmer
Art Thompson
Iowa Homestead
Des Moines
Missouri
Nebraska
Harriman
Bloomington
Ill
Democrats Told To Pay Deposits For Chicago Convention
Indiana Democrats headed to the national convention in Chicago must pay 50 per person hotel deposits by Friday. State Chairman Charles Skillen said Chicago hotels will hold five night stays at the Palmer House, with deposits applied to the total bill. Indiana is allotted 200 rooms for the Aug. 13 17 event.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Charles E. Skillen
Skillen
Palmer House
Raber Radio and TV Closed for Vacation
Raber Radio and TV will be closed from July 4 through July 16 for a company vacation. Normal operations resume July 17.
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Raber Radio & T.V
Haramy Speaks to Kiwanians in Indianapolis
John Haramy, Indianapolis attorney and noted lecturer, delivered a Fourth of July address titled Our American Heritage to Kiwanians. He was introduced by Gordon France, the program chairman, at the YMCA yesterday.
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John Haramy
Indianapolis
YMC
Gordon France
Chicago Paper Writer Dies at Desk in Chicago
Carl R. Kesler, 58, editorial writer for the Chicago Daily News, died Monday at his desk likely from a heart attack. He joined the Daily News in 1925 after five years at the Quincy Herald-Whig. A Beloit College graduate, Kesler led Sigma Delta Chi and edited its magazine The Quill.
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Chicago
Carl R. Kesler
Chicago Daily News
Kesler
The
Daily News
Quincy
Ill
Quincy Herald-Whig
Beloit College
Sigma Delta Chi
the Quill
Police surge cuts major crimes in New York City
Police Commissioner Stephen Kennedy reports a policy of more officers on the streets reduced major crimes in New York City by 16.5 percent last year.
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New York
Stephen Kennedy
New York City
Steelworkers Get Paychecks In Calumet Region
Gary Works of U.S. Steel began paying out about 3 million dollars to 18 000 workers as talks with the United Steel Workers stalled. National Tube and Continental Steel workers also reported pay flows and continued operations amid a looming nationwide strike. Magnavox announced a new computer and electronics plant in Urbana, Illinois.
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Gary
Ind
Calumet Area
United Steel Workers
Gary Works
U.S. Steel
Municipal Auditorium
National Tube
Kokomo
Continental Steel Corp
Continental
USW
Urbana, Ill
Urbana
Magnavox Co
Fort Wayne, Ind
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Shell Oil Company
Shell Heating Ov
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Crouse & Crouse Petroleum Company
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Albert Crouse
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Ke Fan
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VanCamp Brand
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