Rail service halt tests New York's Grand Central role
Alfred Perlman, president of New York Central, warned Mayor Wagner that halting all trains 30 miles north of the city could shrink Grand Central into a shell. The New Haven line seeks public subsidies while trains vanish nationwide amid competition from air travel and recession. Legislation in Congress may aid rails with guaranteed loans and new ratemaking rules.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Alfred Perlman
New York Cen
Tral
Wagner
New
New Haven Railroad
Oldsork City
Boston
Perlman
New Haven
Grand Central
Sidy
Massachusetts|ry
Madison
Wisconsin
Ailwaukee
Paducah
Albany
Highland
South Station
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
City Court Proceedings Review in Summer Schedule
City Court under Judge Carl T. Smith meets at City Hall on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings. yesterday cases included Tony Karavitis Indianapolis speeding one dollar and costs James Henry Wauce 108 East 38th Street speeding one dollar and costs Edward Raymond Shreve Pendleton failure to stop for signal one dollar and costs Judith Elaine Etherington 2405 East 9th Street failure to stop for sign one dollar and costs Carlos Lee Corzine 542 Nursery Road failure to stop for sign one dollar and costs with eight dollars in costs suspended John Calvin Byrne 233 Alma Street speeding one dollar and costs Bulletin Herald Classifieds.
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Fat City Court
Carl T. Smith
City Court
City Hall
Tony Karavitis
Indianapolis
James Henry Wauce
E. 38Th St
Edward Raymond Shreve
Pendleton
Judith Elaine Etherington
E. 9Th St
Carlos Lee Corzine
Nursery Rd
John Calvin Byrne
Alma
Herald Classifieds
Courthouse Court Minutes Summary Of Damages And Divorces
Court records list several cases including damages suits against Clarence Krebs and Campbell Marion Jr. and ejectment against Golden Crust Donut Shop Inc. Divorces granted for Anita Carpenter and Ruth Copeland while others involve notes, construction trusts, and replevin. A wrongful death claim seeks 15000 with logistics on costs.
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Suzanne Durham
Ralph D. Durham
Clarence Krebs
Lewis, Weiland and Payne
Willard Phillips and Motors Insurance Company
Campbell Marion Jr
Campbell, Anderson and Jones
American, Security Division
Jasc Corp
C. T. Raylford
Byer
Jean C. Bashaw
Leonard Parisi
Golden Crust Donut Shop, Inc
Ralph Mattingly
Golden
Crust Donut Corp
O'Neill
Scott
Schrenker
Norton
Circuit Court State of Indiana
John Smith Gaines
State of Indiana
Superior Court
Barbara Gaus
Billy Jules Gaus
Ralph McCord
Cletis Bair
Circuit Court
Conyn Ruth Copeland
Billy Ray Copeland
Signature Loan Company
John
Caroline Stark
Joe Patterson
William
Annie Pearl Farley
Floyd J
Bonnie M. Sanger
John Whitacre
Martha M. Armstrong
Russell Franklin Armstrong
Massachusetts Bonding
Jnsurance Company
Debrig M. Kendall
Ray Beeman
Helen Colgan
Lloyd Colgan
Associated Investments Company
William Donica
Jacob J. Long
Mardella Evel
Leon Porter
Laverne Porter
Paul S. Little
Bertha D. Little
Associates Investment Company
Virginia
Richard Becktell
Household Finance Company
Willie
Rosabell Swain
Elton
Sandra Gibbons
Ee Ug
Indianapolis to Receive Two Noted Statues at Museum
Western Electric considers moving three statues by Karl Ritter from New York to Indianapolis as part of an art patronage plan. The figures depict labor unity, weigh about six tons, and may be relocated if Indianapolis is chosen, with Bitter and Gerber to discuss feasibility and timing.
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John Herron Art Museum
Western Electric
St. Paul
New York City
Institutute Hee Eed Wee Tions
Indianapolis
Lis
Weizhwt
ae_ling
Park
Abe Thatcher
Ted Nations
New York
Karl Ritter
Western
Ee Opreeey
Electric
Milton Gerber
Gerber Elec
Indianapolis University
Bulletin-Herald
City Group Hosts Realtors Over Statue Gift at UN HQ
Ambiguity surrounds a proposed gift of statues to the Western United Nations headquarters with discussions at a New York venue. Indiana officials and business leaders from Indianapolis News sought to host and evaluate the gift while WE officials and local museums weighed the implications for the Hoosier capital.
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United Nations
New York City
William Book
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Book
Anderson’ Board of Real
Indianapolis Park
David
Power Company
Carter
Don’s
Wilbur
Peat
Fort Wayne
Herron Board
Frank
Yarling
Western Electric
City Light and Power
Ron
Baumgardner
Hoosier
Electric Heat Company
Uaatare
Former Alex Resident Dies At Syracuse
Lewis Disbennett 43, former Alexandria resident, died Wednesday morning in Syracuse Indiana of a heart attack. He was born January 14 1915 in Alexandria to Joseph and Elizabeth Disbennett and had worked 14 years as a watchmaker at Vermillion Jewelry Store. He attended First Baptist Church and belonged to the Alexandria Eagles and Elwood Moose Lodges. He is survived by a daughter Mary Lou Leach, a former wife Mary Mae Disbennett, and multiple siblings and grandchildren. His body is at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with services Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial at Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Lewis Disbennett
Syracuse
Ind
Alexanddria
Joseph and
Elizabeth Bramel Disbennett
Mary Lou Leach
Elizabeth Disbennett
Clay Disbennett
Bedford
Bessie Little
Blanche Baker
Minnie Howe
Anderson
Dell Davis
Elwood
Willard Disbennett
Ernest
Disbennett
Clarence Hanshew
Indianapolis
Karl M. Kyle
Dee
Henderson
Vermillion
Park View
First Baptist Church
Eagles Lodge
Moose Lodge
Mary Mae Disbennett
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Jim
Jackson
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Alex
Foland
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Dacron
Embassy Row
Hammonton Park
Edgerton Shoes
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