Tax Claim Fought By ALCOA Head Is Noted In Campaign
Walter Anderson Area residents contributing to a campaign total of 30 549 were reported as part of a drive supporting a fund. Officials of the association said the figure reflects contributions from the Anderson area during a telethon effort that drew many stage and screen personalities. The fund drive related to tax overpayments claimed by ALCOA head Titus and Dorris Whis at the US Tax Court in Indianapolis.
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Anderson
Wasmington
Arthur V
Telenium Co. of America
Indianapolis
Internal Revenue Service
al Titus
Dorris
Ner
Davis
Jillsburgh
Miami
Fla
Association
Re l
Fort
Tan
Butler Fieldhouse
Indiana judge pay ruling sought in Landis case
Indiana officials sought a ruling on whether Logansport Supreme Court Justice Frederick Landis can be paid the higher salary approved by the 1954 Legislature. Curtis Hardin questioned Landis's eligibility, arguing a legislator cannot benefit from raises he voted for, while Landis maintained none of the objections apply to an elective office. Landis noted he resigned from the Senate before the pay raise, and the issue rests with Judge Steers.
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Indianapolis
Curtis
Hardin
Edwin K. Slears
Stpreme
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Landis
Supreme Court
Indiana
Rardin
Steers
Senate
Cattle Group Plans Meeting On Brucellosis Signatures Tonight
County committee on the brucellosis program will meet with 14 township chairmen at the County Extension Office to map plans for completing signatures for area cattle testing. Kenneth Hersberger Franklin Jones and Justin Bays are members. About 600 signatures have been reported, roughly half the required total. Eleven counties in the area are progressing, with a health regulation requiring all dairy herds brucellosis free by January 1 1957.
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Pelllinis
Kenneth Hersberger
Franklin Jones
Justin Bays
Madison County
Fay
Case Ue
Praktm
Teacher To Join Latin Workshop At Indiana Univ
Miss Eileen Johnson, an Anderson High School teacher, will join Indiana University’s second annual Latin workshop from June 17 to July 8. She will demonstrate teaching methods in a session titled A New Approach to Elementary Latin, with prior workshop experience at Sweet Latin Workshop (1953) and the University of Minnesota Auxilium Latin group (1984). The program offers graduate credit in Latin or education and features IU faculty including Dr. Fred W. Householder and Drs. Norman Ty Pratt and Verne Schuman, plus Miss Gertrude Oppelt and Miss Johnson.
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Anderson High Schoal
Eileen Johnson
Indiana
Indiana University
Johnson
Sweet Latin Workshop
University of Minnesota Auxilium Latin
Fred W. Householder
Norman Ty
Pratt
Verne
Schuman
Gertrude J. Oppelt
Department of Foreign Languages
Wayne South Side
Anderson Relief
Indiana College Classical Peachers Association
Wabash College
Scottish Rite Outing Sunday at Beulah Park
The Madison County Scottish Rite Club plans a Sunday outing at Beulah Park in Alexandria with over 390 members and guests expected. A smorgasbord at 6 pm will precede entertainment by Viedar Mc Quire and Joe Kirkwaltick, plus the Harriv Trio. The event is chaired by Lester Sigler with aid from a program committee including Ken Inoth Blargeon Wilton Anyos Fred King and others. medical news notes Union Army veteran Albert Woalgon, last survivor, hospitalized with pneumonia.
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Madison County
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Ames McDonald
Viedar McQuire
Joe Kirkwaltick
Lumimifville
Minhera
Harriv
Muncie
Lester Sigler
Ble- Pout
Jehalrovan
Ken
Inoth Blargeon
Wilton Anyos
Fred King
Raymond Reed
Rusgene Mitchell
Ross Jackson
Charles Hoot
Cash Tobbs
Arthur Kallros
Tony Linder
Leonard Thompson Pind
Courthouse News Briefs From Indiana Court Actions
Multiple Indiana circuit and superior court filings include suits for divorce guardianship and damages. Parties named include Norman Worrison Melvin Thornburg Solani Sparks Josie B Walker Lawrence J Robbins and Fidelity Mutual Insurance Co. Also noted is a university medical official from Valparaiso who died, with distant references to pediatrics and temperature effects on orange trees.
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State of
Indiana
Norman Worrison
Melvin Thornburg
Norman Sparks
Solani Sparks
Lawrence J. Robbins
Helen Brommenberg
Josie B. Walker
Charles Lakey
Fidelity Munual Insurance Company
DeArmond
Booram and DeArmand
Mable Brown
Leroy Tran
Johnny Walsh
Aufeeg Cray
Willian Gray
Lawrenty H. Robbins
Carmelita
Carty
L. E H. Robbing
Wesley B. Hepler
Dane Ager
Lawrence Jt Raisbin
Nellie Irene Stephenson
Nenjamin
B. Stephenson
Whitehead and
Whitehead
County Nurses To Attend Parley In Indiana
Several registered nurses from Madison County will attend the spring conference of the Industrial Nurses Association of Indiana in Indianapolis at the Indiana University Medical Center Student Unit Building on June 11 and 18. Mrs. Sarah Tohnson of Marion handles reservations for the event and the topic is mental health.
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Madison County
Industrial Nurses Association of Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana University Medical Center
Sarah Tohnson
Marion
Accidents Total 14 000 A Weekend
A weekend traffic surge is reported with nearly 14 000 deaths nationwide in 1954 from accidents and more than 140 000 injured. Insurance figures include a humorous anecdote about a policy form question and a Niagara Falls reference, illustrating public concern over fatal accidents.
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Bautforr
Conn
Supreme Court Ends Segregation Phrase Debate
Washington reports the high court’s ruling says segregation must end with all deliberate speed, a phrasing likely to extend legal battles. Critics argue deliberate implies slow action, while supporters focus on speed, setting a clash over meaning in forthcoming district court fights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Catalut
Weather Ahead Warms Across East June Forecast
The Weather Bureau predicts warmer than normal temperatures for the eastern half of the nation in June with near normal plains temps. Below normal temps expected west of the Continental Divide aside from California coast. The 30 day outlook also calls for precipitation to exceed normal from the southern plains through the Central Plains and into the Great Lakes region.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
California
Pla
Vteau
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Jury rules Comfort Hotel fire deaths accidental
A coroner's jury finds the May 6 Comfort Hotel blaze at 919 W Madison caused by not determined factors and cites no single negligence but terms the deaths grossly negligent in connection with a fire at a Skid Row hotel housing 77 men. Fire department notification and on duty staff actions were questioned, and automatic sprinklers were recommended for similar buildings.
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Mie
Comfort Hotel
Chicago
Seapap Ae
W. Madison
United States
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