Iowa Governor Renominated In Tight GOP Nomination Race
In Des Moines AP reports a tight GOP fight for the Iowa governor nomination with Dr William G Murray leading over Lt. Gov. William H Nicholas as 170 of 2486 precincts reported. Democrats hoped to hold gains from 1956 while Gov Loveless ran unopposed in the Democratic contest.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
William H. Nicholas
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Congress
Loveless
Chesterfield Plans Master Plan Ordinance First Reading
The Chesterfield Town Board held a first reading of a proposed master plan ordinance for future planning and zoning. County planning director David Condon explained land use maps and data prepared for board consideration at a follow up meeting tonight.
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Chesterfield
David Condon
Local merchants join Father’s Day event in Frankton
More than 70 local merchants participate in a 1958 Father’s Day promotional effort led by the Anderson Retail Association. The event, ending with a family dinner at the cafeteria in Elwood, distributed 1420 in merchandise gifts to celebrate Fathers Day.
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Frankton
Anderson Retail
George Shell
Elwood
Mr. Shell
Isaac
Nancy Shell
Emma Conklin
David
Laura Conklin
Rt. 5
Anderson
Shell
Harold Lemaster
Lucile Shell
Carol
Charles Brown
Wabash
Frankton Women's Society of Christian Service
Muncie
Wilma Drake
Loranelle Kimmerling
Mary Margaret Sprague
Gorman Pritchett
John East
Mabel Busby
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Lafayette Township Home Demonstration Club
Purdue Echo Home Demonstration Club
Father’s Day gift drawing fuels store entries statewide
Entrants in a Father’s Day event are being registered at local stores with hundreds of names already, signaling strong local interest. Winners of $5 awards will be drawn at 4 p.m. June 14 at each store, followed by a capital prize of $1.00 and 17 other gifts. Major prizes include $1,000 for first and smaller amounts for subsequent places, with a final drawing to determine 18 major gifts. A committee led by Burton McCullough oversees the event, listing 70 participating stores such as Anderson Banking Co, J. C. Penney Co, Kresge, and more, with entrants’ names placed in store receptacles for the final drawing.
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Burton McCullough
I. M. Bing
Joe Deeley
Gene Kramer
Charles Muller
Wesley Sheppardson
Anderson Banking Co
Anderson| Sporting Good
Anderson Travel Bureau
Banner Store
Bargain Leader
Beck’s Shoe Store
Ben Sherman Furs
Big Shoe Store
Bing's
Bryce Brown
Burkett Furniture
Camera Shop
Citizens Banking Co
Clair Call
Cousin’s Jewelers
Becker's
Dorothy May
Durgan's
Fair Store
Fath’s Clothing
Gates
Hill's
Hoyt Wright
Haag's
Self Serve
Heckaman Buick
Hunter Motor
Indiana Luggage
Jack & Jill Shop
Jane Lee
Ucd
H. C. Hathaway
General Tire
First Acceptance Corporation
Phillip G. Davidson
United Electronics Laboratories, Inc
South Side
Agriculture Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Humphrey
Farm Bureau Public Relations Committee
De Gaulle reforms face crowding debate in Assembly
The French assembly backs a constitutional reform plan giving the Cabinet power to draft changes with a parliamentary committee. A national referendum is planned for October. De Gaulle seeks at least one directly elected chamber and argues for executive-legislative distinction amid Algerian revolt.
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Avvesanca
de Gaulle
Assembly
Socialist Party
Christian Pineau
Hockett Legion to Elect New Officers Today
George C. Hockett American Legion Post 127 holds officer elections today from noon to 6 at 26 W. 9th St. Delegates for the state convention will be named after final nominations made last Tuesday. Nominees include Williamson, Kilgus, Riggins, Herbert, Payne, Collins, Begley, Corsant, Stout, Lowash, McConothy, Brown, Hiatt, Vern Riggins, Lawson, and Johnson.
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George C. Hockett
American Legion
W. 9Th St
Robert Williamson
Don Kilgus
Darrell Riggins
James Herbert
Ed Payne
George Kilgus
Delmar Puckett
John E. Collins
Hugh Begley
James Corsant
Charles Stout
Marvin Lowash
Otis McConothy
Marshall Brown
Joe Hiatt
Vern Riggins
Chase Lawson
Speed) Johnson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties mourned
Mrs. Pearl Howard Pendleton dies aged 59 near Pendleton after long life near Pendleton. Buried Memorial Park Cemetery with four sons and four daughters among 13 grandchildren. Also notes Eliza Osborn near New Castle, Eliza Osborn’s heirs and Edgewood tax figures, Minnie Coy Lapel death, Ada Hupp Middletown funeral, Grace Gregory Eaton services, and other local notices.
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths And Services
Obituary notices list Lail G Collins 59 of Anderson died Sunday at St John s Hospital with service Wednesday in Brown and Bula Funeral Home and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Gaston Nutter 57 Martinsville died at Morgan County Hospital. survivors include husband son and mother. services Tuesday at Wilhite Funeral Home. Timothy F Sheehan 86 Indianapolis born May 3 1872 died at Davis Nursing Home. no close relatives. Rosa L Good 84 Anderson died Saturday. services Tuesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Henry F Hargrave 64 Indianapolis area resident died Saturday. services Tuesday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ada Hupp
Middletown
Ada L. Hupp
High St
Ballard and Shirey
Harry Mount
Sixth Street Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
Grace Gregory Eaton
Grace ‘E. Gregory
Leaton
Ball Memories Hospital
Muncie
Pitman
Eaton
Garland Horton
Eaton Christian Church
Union Cemetery
Lail Collins
Lail G. Collins
Short St
St. John's Hospital
Fortville
Joseph
Minnie Collins
Anderson
Anderson Water Works
Collins
Temple of Truth
Rosa H
Carol Carpenter
San Diego
Calif
Livermore
Robert E., Anderson
Betty Franklin
Clement C
Ronald
F. Randal
Norman Clyde
Blanche Eads
Brown and Bula
Virginia
Gaston Nutter
Martinsville
Morgan County Hospital
William E. Gunn
William Nutter
Wilhite
Green Lawn Cemetery
Timothy Sheehan
Timothy Francis Sheehan
Meridian St
Davis Nursing Home
Indianapolis
Sheehan
Leonard P. Underwood
Rosa L. Good
E. 48Th St
St. John’s Hospital
John K. Summers
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Henry Hargrave
Henry F. Hargrave
Fairview St
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Two Year old Dies from House Burns in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, a two year old boy died at Methodist Hospital after sustaining burns in a home incident. A four year old child remained in fair condition at the same hospital from burn injuries.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Methodist
County Board of Tax Review Opens 40 Day Session
The County Board of Tax Review opened its annual 40 day session at the courthouse yesterday with members John Walker Lapel and C A Waymire Monroe Township appointed as public members by Circuit Court Judge Russell E Stewart. The board reviews real estate assessments and over 40 000 personal property tax schedules for corrections due to fire or removal of improvements. Also this week the County Council meets to consider $128 774 75 in additional appropriation requests with $23 224 75 welfare fund $52 200 cumulative bridge fund and $48 400 highway fund. Council President Earl Daugherty leads the meeting with members George Early Albert Rector Frank Williams Hermen Markle George Cummins and Lester Farran.
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Conungwill Crum
Lafayette Township
Monroe Township
Pipe Creek
Richland
Stony Creek
Juson Township
van Buren
Alexandria
Chesterfield
Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Duck Creek
Frankton
Lafayette
Gimeo
Ingalls
Lapel
Markleville
Orestes
Pendleton
Summitville
County Board of Tax Review
John Walker
C. A. Waymire
Russell E. Stewart
Charles iStarr
Walter Hays
Jesse Biddle
Joe Hartman
Earl Daugherty
George Early
Albert Rector
Frank Williams
Hermen Markle
George Cummins
Lester Farran
Louise Johnson County GOP Contingent Roster Incomplete
Incomplete OCR reads Louise Johnson county GOP with Whiteley Pendleton named as treasurer and secretary to be appointed, continued from page one. The fragmentary item notes positions and delays in finalizing party offices.
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Whiteley
Pendleton
Soo Tnnac Rannehe
Indiana Women Republicans Convene in Indianapolis
Anderson area notes detail a staff shift with the Campbell County system in Gillette Wyoming. Miss Johnson, originally from Gordon Nebraska, earned degrees at Nebraska State Teachers College Butler University and Indiana University then plans doctoral study during a sabbatical. Farm tour plans, board deliberations, and club affiliations are noted alongside the Indiana State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs convention in Indianapolis to elect officers and directors.
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Page One
Campbell County
Gillette
Wyo
Nebraska
Gordon
Nebryunss
Counesy
Nebraska State
Anderson College
Indiana University
Butler University
University of Oslo
Norway
Indianapolis
UPT
Indiana State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Chief Johnson 4 Fire Causes Listed In Brief Notes
A 4 item tally notes smoking in bed and defective appliances as fire causes. Additional factors include children playing with matches, excess grease, and overheated electric motors in autos trucks and buses. Other categories appear as undetermined lightning and miscellaneous.
Company Crushed Rock for Highway Work Highlighted
A fragment indicates a company that produces large quantities of crushed rock for highway construction and other purposes, noting a past event involving a lapel bomb threat and a seven year gap.
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Lapel
Page One
Eisenhower urges graduates to aid home front progress
President Eisenhower in a Mount St. Marys College commencement address urged graduates to tackle domestic issues such as slum clearance racial problems and juvenile delinquency while continuing to confront global communism. He argued there are more frontiers to explore and crusades to wage in history.
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Emmiisburg
Eisenhower
Mount St. Mary's College
United States
Hall Ex GOP Chief Seeks Governorship
Leonard W. Hall former national GOP chairman announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. Hall, 57, said he acted at urging of groups and stressed Republicans must unite for the November election. He chaired the party from April 1953 to March 1957 before resuming law practice.
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Hall
GOP
New York
Leonard W. Hall
Que Que. Hall
National Gop
Hospital dismissals list from St. John's Hospital
Dismissed from St John s Hospital were Dewane Krugler Rt 1 Mrs Elinda Wood Rt 3 Mrs Maude Guerthenspberger 319 Louise St John Carter Noblesville Harry Veatch 917 Main St David Newman 4313 Main St Everett Gudgel 2408 State Rd 7 E Mrs Veronica Klepfer Pendlewn Mrs Jack Renforth and daughter 2003 Morton St Mrs Obbie Riddle and daughter 1304 Laure St Mrs Homer Needler and daughter Rt 4 Mrs Max Petersen and daughter Greenfield Mrs Darrest Denny and daughter 421 W 10th St Mrs James Terry and son 2311 Noble St Mrs Cassie Davis 1407 Madison Ave Mrs Letha Hull Wilkinson James Ricker Ri 1 Mrs Rebecca Trissel Frankton
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St. John’s Hosital
Dewane Krugler
Elinda Wood
Maude Guerthenspberger
Louise St. John Carter
Noblesville
Harry Veatch
Main St
David Newman
Everett Gudgel
State Rd
E.irs
Veronica Klepfer
Pendle Wn
Jack Renforth
Daugher
Morton St
Obbie Riddle
Laure
Homer Needler
Max Petersen
Greenfield
Darrest Denny
W. 10Th St
James Terry and Son
Noble St
Cassie Davis
Madison Ave
Letha Hull
Wilkinson
James Ricker
Rebecca Trissel
Frankcon
Elwood City Council Adopts Three Bond Measures
Elwood city council approved three bond ordinances totaling 354,138.23 for city building repairs, purchase of two street department trucks, and funding for a project on So. J St. from three years ago. An accompanying appropriations ordinance passed first reading.
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Elwood
So. J St
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Orangeburg
W. Y
Rosenbaum Jewelry
Rosenbaum Gift Store
Roger's Electric
Sears, Roebuck & Company
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Standt's' Jewelers
Star China Co
Smith Flower Shop
Schoger's Carpet House
Sauter’s
Towne
Unique Shop
Vermillion's
Williams Pharmacy
Fred Welker Ford Agency
Walker Jewelry
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Walgreen's Drug Store
Young’ Folks
International Church OF God Convention
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Board of County Commissioners
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Harold Smith
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Pearl Howard Pendleton
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Elza Howard
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Myrtle Fisher
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Page One Nation
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C. Rector
D. L. Winger
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Mechanicsburgi
Minnie Coy Dean
Fisher Brothers
Minnie
Edge J
Francis
Wood
iCoy
Orlando
Fla
Clarence W. Jones
Sanford
Charles Brock
Perkinsville
Charles
Meridian Street
Liberal Furniture Store
Louise Johnson
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Hammond
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A. O'Neil
Chicago
John Dillinger
Munster
Baker Brothers
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