County Demos Endorse Walsh
County Democrats endorsed John R. Walsh for secretary of state at a Madison County meeting with 67 delegates in the Superior Court room. Attending candidates included Evansville Mayor Vance Hartke, U.S. Senate hopeful Marshall Kizer of Plymouth, Marshall Hanley of Muncie, Bert Steinwedel for state auditor, and others. Endorsement followed a motion by Dr Otis A. Kopp with City Clerk Ernest Coburn seconding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Walsh
Weipport
Indiana
Madison County Superior Court
William Norton
Vance Hartke
Evansville
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
U.S
Marshall Hanley
Muncie
National convention for prewar Mexican Border service in Indianapolis
A national convention for men who served on the Mexican border before World War I will meet in Indianapolis June 13 to 15 at the Continental Hotel. The piece notes more than 3 000 Indiana National Guard members served in the 1916 emergency order by President Wilson, with Hoosier troops stationed at Laredo Grande Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Continental Hotel
Indiana
Wilson
Llane Grande
Texas
Eight-Year-Old Struck By Car in City Alley
An eight-year-old girl escaped with minor injuries after being struck by a car in an alley behind 2114 Noble Street. She was returning from a Girl Scout Brownie meeting at 3 45 p m when the incident occurred. The driver, Joseph Paul Read of Alexandria, said the child ran into the path of his vehicle. She was treated at St John’s Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricks Hollenberger
R. L. Hollenberger
Pearl St
Noble St
St. John’s Hospital
Joseph Paul Read
Alexandria
Marines Start Own Aviation Cadet Program
The Marine Corps announced a new aviation cadet program to train pilots domestically. Applicants aged 18 to 25 who are unmarried and physically qualified may enter a four year active duty contract with flight training in Pensacola Florida. Cadets will be appointed second lieutenants in the Marine Corps Reserve upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
John Hilberry
Marine
Anderson-Muncie
Naval Aviation
Hilberry
Pensacola
Fla
Marcads
Marine Corps Reserve
Nth
Jackson Sts
Anderson Woman Hurt In Auto Crash Near Perkinsville
Emma Rigney, 57, of 1911 ith Street, sustained head and chest injuries in a 9:50 p.m. crash on Ind 13 south of Perkinsville. She rode with Lilian E. Russell, 35, whose car collided with a northbound vehicle driven by James W. Smith, 52, on the Ind 13 bridge over White River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rigney
Perkinsville
St. John's Hospital
Fisher Brothers
Max Brattain
Lilian E. Russell
James W. Smith
Main St
Elwood
White River
Five Bids Opened On Ridgeway Ditch Job
Harold E. Smith county engineer reported bids on the Arthur Ridgeway ditch two miles east of Ind 67 just north of Ind 38 were opened. Bidders included Luther Greene Construction Sull ivan Pauls Digging Service Merle Jones Orval Lykins with prices from about 14 997 to 17 825 dollars. Work to begin within 30 days of contract award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Smith
Arthur Ridgeway
Keltner Ditch
Ind. 67
Ind
Fall Creek
Adams
Luther Greene
Instructors and Students Attend Nurse Confab at Atlantic City
Two instructors and fourteen Holy Cross Central School of Nursing students travel to Atlantic City to attend the National League for Nursing meeting at the Ritz Carlton on June 6 and 7. Miss Helen Mikolaitis and Miss Grace Newrock represent the faculty at the national convention June 5 to 9. Susanna Graybiel of Anderson leads as president of the Indiana Association of Student Nurses and official delegate to both national nursing bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Central School of Nursing
Atlantic City
Helen Mikolaitis
Holy Cross Central Unit
St. John's Hickey Memorial Hospital
Grace Newrock
South Bend
National League For Nursing
Ritz-Carlton
Susanna Graybiel
Anderson
Indiana Association of
J. Campbell
James H. Peters
Andi
David W. Stone
Woolbert
Gaus
The
Herald
Peters
Stone
Gerald Stottlemyer
Wimer
Stottlemyer
Harold Foust
A. &. Woolbert
Gerrald C. Finney
Vic
Batista Presses Against Rebels in Cuba Battle Report
An anonymous rebel radio from the Voice of Sierra Maestra says Batista's government deployed up to 10 000 soldiers and bombers against Fidel Castro's forces with 200 casualties in clashes. Rebel losses include one dead and five wounded. scattered rebel activity noted near Shadyside Park and incidents involving local residents and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batista
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Fidel Castro
Havana
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Bernie Butgereit
Madison Ave
Activiat
Shadyside Park
Vaken
St. John's Hospital
E City
Jay D. Newbern
Louise Sr
28Th
Lincoln St
St. John’s Hospital
Two Accept One Continued on Commission Appointments
Two appointed members of a commission were named to examine tax duplicates and complete an alphabetical list of land owners in areas of Anderson Township subject to annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township
De Gaulle Wins Senate Backing for Constitutional Reform
De Gaulle receives Senate approval of his constitutional reform plan by a margin of 256 to 30 after the National Assembly backed the measure. The assembly had already granted him full powers to rule by decree for six months, and he prepares to govern from Paris with a new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Algiers
Ely
Henri Lorillot
Senate
National Assembly
De’Gaulle
Assembly
la Republique
Andre le Troquer
Andre Malraux
Pilimlin
Senior Rites Names List of Graduates and Families
A long list of graduates and relatives is presented, including Beth Emerson Nancy Englund Penny Farlow Linda Fawbush Sylvia Ferguson John Fickle Grace Fitzsimmons Waller lox Judith Ann Frye Norma Furnish Nancy Gabel Carole Gammon Martha Garner Carol Ann Gar retson Virginia Gary Larry Gel linger Barbara Gibson Larry Gibson Joan Gilbert Gary Gil more Janet Gilson Anita Glaze Bob Glazebrooks Rosemary Gollish Carol Gray Tom Gray Jesse Green Mary Beth Grimes Alice Grissom Suzanne Hardin Dixie Harlan Kay Harris Judy Harris Larry Harris Norma Harshman Allene Hart Judith Kay Hawkins Richard M. Hedrick Sarah Hedrick Paula Heiden Linda Higginbotham Dorothy Hill Marilyn Hill Donald Holliday Carolann Hoppes Stephanie Hoppes Beverly Horine Sheila Hornbeck Phillip Hosier Avis Hovermale Alice Howard Patricia Howard Shirley Hudson Sue Anne Hudson Tony Huey Richard Lee Hughes George G. Jackson Lowell Jackson Jesse Jones William Johnson Donald Johnson Jerise Johnson Joyce Johnson Judith Johnson Patricia Johnson Ruth Ann Johnson Gail Jones Larry D. a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Emerson
Nancy Englund
Penny Farlow
Linda Fawbush
Sylvia Ferguson
John Fickle
Grace Fitzsimmons
Waller Lox
Judith Ann Frye
Norma Furnish
Nancy Gabel
Carole Gammon
Martha Garner
Carol Ann Garretson
Virginia Gary
Larry Gellinger
Barbara Gibson
Larry Gibson
Joan Gilbert
Gary Gilmore
Janet Gilson
Anita Glaze
Bob Glazebrooks
Rosemary Golish
Carol Gray
Tom Gray
Jesse Green
Mary Beth Grimes
Alice Grissom
Suzanne Hardin
Dixie Harlan
Kay Harris
Judy Harris
Larry Harris
Norma Harshman
Allene Hart
Judith Kay Hawkins
Richard M. Hedrick
Sarah Hedrick
Paula Heiden
Linda Higginbotham
Dorothy Hill
Marilyn Hill
Donald Holliday
Carolann Hoppes
Stephanie Hoppes
Beverly Horine
Sheila Hornbeck
Phillip Hosier
Avis Hovermale
Alice Howard
Patricia Howard
Shirley Hudson
Sue Anne Hudson
Tony Huey
Richard Lee Hughes
George G. Jackson
Lowell Jackson
Jesse Jones
William Johnson
Donald Johnson
Jerise Johnson
Joyce Johnson
Judith Johnson
Patricia Johnson
Ruth Ann J Johnson
Gail Jones
Larry D
Janet Mclay
Daniel
John McGuire
Ruth Anni
McKay
Ronald McKibben
McLaughlin
Robert McNablin
Ronald McVey
Barbaraljerad
Malsam
Laquita Sue Marsh
Dixie Martin
James A. Martin
Diana Masters
Mike Mathews
Carl Maupin
Patricia May
Alice ‘Maynard
Douglas Meeker
James Melson
James Minnifield
Bessie Mitchell
Penny Mitchell
Gary Moore
Bud Morgan
Mary Morrison
Dan Motto
Ruthann Murphy
Lucy Myers
Anne Myers
Larry Naselroad
Williamn
Fatricia Olden
Flo
Rene Olive
Lorene Olive
Sally
Ulos
Page
Beverly Parker
William
Parker
Mary Kay
Paschal
Nancy Pearson
Lynn Petry
Covery
Duane Pickard
Jerry Pickel
Jan Pod
Thefis
Earlie Remson
Saundra Richey
Betty Riggs
John Robbins
Kay
Roberson
Cecil Robinson
Camill
le Roby
Richard Rosenbaum
Donald Roudebush
Jerry Sale
Carolyn Sargent
Nancy Sargent
Barbara
Sele
Eer Slegee
Varnal
Rex Seipel
Aron
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seybert
John Shaffer
Alices
Shannon
Jerry Shaul
Pice Apne
Richard
Oy Onirey
Sfriscilia
da Stanley
Donald Stanson
Larceny
Burgry Stewart
Roy Stickrad
Linda
Ary
Malicious de 3Tires
Jerry Stohler
Marilyn
Stokes
Sue Straub
James Strin
Ger
Phillip Sullivan
Michael
Swinford
Nora Sylvester
Tay Tom Sloane
Fred Taylor
Sandra Tay
Lor
Carolyn Teague
Ronalds
Townsend
Georgia Truesdel
Mildred Turbeville
Esther Tur
Ner
Larry Turner
Dean Tway
Carole Ussery
Nancy Ussery
William van Duyn
Carmen van- Meter
Jerry VanMetre
James Vardaman
Martha Vasbinder
James R. Vaughn
Sherill Rae Vincent
Judith Wachob
Larry Watson
Nancy Watson
Shirley Wellens
Sally Wessar
Gerald W. Whiteaker
Marvin Whitaker
Floyd Whitehouse
Ellen Wigner
Josephine Wilkins
Willy Wilking
Jauuoon
Lee Wills
Tom Wilson
Stanley
Cial
Wolfram
Larry Wood
Judie
Theater
Wends
Judith Carol Woods
Anderson Obituaries and Police Reports Summary
Obituary notices for Jake Cartwright and William Yackley report deaths in Anderson and Portland. Also listed are funeral arrangements for Lail Collins and Michael Bauer. The police blotter details numerous traffic violations and thefts, including larceny and auto theft totals, plus a long roll of names of residents and suspects, with months and amounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yackley
Portland
Ore
Ernest Bodenhorn
Anderson
Yackley
Guide Lamp
Anderrson
Dorratha
Mary Lou
Judith Ann
Oregon
U S Sees Advance in X15 Flight Data System
The article describes a stabilized gyroscope system in the X15 aircraft that floats within the plane to provide accurate attitude velocity altitude and distance data to a cockpit computer. The data are relayed to the pilot to guide decisions and maintain the intended trajectory despite weightless sensations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
State Traffic Toll Drops 17 Per Cent
INDIANAPOLIS AP State police report traffic deaths in Indiana fell 17 percent in the first 151 days of 1958 compared with 1957. May toll was 73 versus 100 last May, with 336 deaths through Sunday vs 406 a year earlier. four month rate per 100 million miles of travel stood at 4.87. Youth drownings noted at Lake Wawasee as 18 year old James Denton of Syracuse fell from a speeding boat and was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold S. Zeis
Lake Warsaw
Ind
James Denton
Syracuse
Lake Wawasee
Denton
Court filings show multiple divorces and business suits in Indiana courts
Court notices record new suits in Indiana Circuit and Superior Courts including dissolutions and asset disputes. Entries name Emily Parisi et al versus Leonard Parisi and Golden Crust Donut Shop officers, plus Joseph Ketner Associates and Ellis Bell deficiency case. Other items list divorces, alimony, and property damages, with a fatal farm accident report in Olean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Emily
Parisi
Angela Salamore
Mary Margaret Parisi
Joseph F. Parisi
Julianne Sinke
Leonard Parisi
Paul Nelson
Mary Parisi Legg
Wiliam J. Norton
Robert W. Mandenback
Golden Crust Donut Shop, Inc
Golden Crust Donut Corporation
Joseph D. Ketner
Associates Investment Company
Ellis Bell
May Police Report Totals Mixed Arrests and Traffic Violations
The May police report shows 602 total miscellaneous and traffic arrests with 177 moving traffic arrests. Individual names appear with addresses tied to guilty dispositions for larceny intoxication and disorderly conduct, while traffic cases include drunken driving speeding and failure to yield, with several dismissed or not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
James Shell
Myers Ave
Billy Hale
Drexel Dr
Gladys Norris
Dria
Roe Wilson
Jeffer
Lson St
Marie Heater
Cosley-drive
Tello
Epee Muffler
Mary Biddle
Nancy Hyde
St.May
Barbara Dowdy
Grace Rich
James Robinson
Louise St
Jesse Allender
Alexandria Pike
T. V. Neeley
Daugh
Pendleton
Ray Bush and Son
Thomas Short and Son
E. 17Th St
John Ravage and Son
Hamilton PI
Jack Jones
16Th St
Norman West
Circle Dr
Norman Dobbs
Chesterfield Board Adopts Master Plan for Growth
The Chesterfield Town Board approved a master plan ordinance by a two to one vote at its regular meeting. The plan sets zones for future residential, business, and industrial development and awaits review by the town planning commission. David Condon, county planning director, coordinates the development plan with town officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
David Condon
Town Planning Commission
City Court Hands Down Six Judgments in Two Sessions
City Judge Carl T. Smith presided over six judgments in City Court. Defendants include Theodore Bass for speeding dismissed. Kenneth Norris fined $1 and costs for speeding. Robert Foster fined $1 and costs for speeding. Daniel Mahoney fined $1 and costs for public intoxication with 13 costs and 30 days in jail suspended. John Stewart fined 5 and costs for reckless driving. Jesse Martin fined $1 and costs for speeding. Flimmit Gren fined $1 and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Smith
Theodore Ivan Bass
Pearl &J
Kenneth Ernest Norris
E.ath St
Robert Alden Foster
Muncie
Daniel Mahoney
Quincy
Ill
John Kenneth Stewart
Rt.2
Fairmount
Jesse James Martin
Fowler
Flimmit
Gren
Locust St
Sheriff Brogdon Reports May Traffic Accident Trends
Sheriff Brogdon said May saw 20 personal injury and 30 property damage accidents. He announced an intensified, yearend effort to sharpen patrols and vehicle checks between road patrols and headquarters to cut traffic crashes during warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogdon
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Madison and surrounding counties report Helen E. Williams Pendleton 42 died at St Johns Hospital after a three month illness. Services set at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial in Crownland Cemetery. Pearl Howard Pendleton died Monday at Rockville with 14 grandchildren noted. Elizabeth Osborn Markleville 93 to receive last rites near New Castle with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Minnie Coy Lapel 85 died in Florida with funeral at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home and burial in Perkinsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Cartwright
Central Ave
St. John's Hospital
Sells and
Newton
Ida Cartwright
Adeline Reece
Ellen Sweetman
Harry
W. Cartwright
Venice
Fla
Herbert
Lee Cartwright
Anderson
Lail Collins
Lail G. Collins
Short St
Brown and Butz
Virginia Falls
Muncie
East Maplewood Cemetery
IRS
Helen E. Williams Pendleton
Helen E. Williams
Merla Williams
McLoy
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
R. A. Burchfield
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Crownland
Noblesville
Williams
Joseph Wyant
Pendleton
Noblesville High School
Pendleton Newcomers
PTO
Dana
Gregory
Dierde
Kenneth Wyant
Marcus Wyant
Hayward
Wis
Howard Wyant
Sunnydale
Calif
Elizabeth Ehrhardt
Oakland
Penulelon
Pearl Howard
Rockville
Cornell Bright
Memorial Park
Elizabeth Osborn Markleville
Valorous
Minnie Coy
Florida
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Barrest Crum
Perkinsville
Jenner Denounces Foreign Giveaways in Senate
Senator William E Jenner of Indiana denounces foreign giveaways in a Tuesday Senate speech his last on the topic. He concedes the administration will get what it asks for in the $3.712 billion mutual security program supporting foreign military and economic aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
Indiana
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Walsh
Marines
Ridgeway
Senator
California
Montana
South Dakota
Phil
Edmond G
Pat) Brown
Knowland
Burletin-Herald
Florence Dillenbeck
Holy Cross Central
Nancy Brookman
Marilyn Hein
Perry
Janice Herrman
Marilyn Quinn
Dyer
Nancy Steinbrund Iner
Hartford City
Mary Ellen Newman
TASN
Logansport
Stephanie Gress
Barbara McQuaid
Mishawaka
Kay Jahnz
Dowaglac
Mich
Nancy Henton
Grand Rapids
Mic
Uae
Ree
Haag’s
Rome
P.p.al . Am
Dom Gerous
P.P.A
Alleghany Pharmacal Corp
N.Y
Sap
Browne Bell
12Th Street
Carl Whitinger
Juvenile Department
Enrfaw Anc Dav
Whitinger
James Hanna
Mabel Sibbach
Andorenr Caliacarar
Michael Bauer
Bloomington
Dan Bauer
N. Madison Ave
Bauer
Senn
Barbara Jean Stephenson
Jack Lee Stephenson
Superior Court
Elsie J. Cessna
Charles W. Cessna
Gordon Fuller
Radio Cab Company
Kenneth Woods
Service Lumber Company
H.E. Bosey
Judith L. Bright
Jimmy Bright
Melanie Spiker
Sumner Spiker
Versailles
Deraan Gortemiller
Cross Plains
Olean
Chesterfield Board
Madison
Jenner
Indiawa Bell
Delco-Remy
Hall
Hillcrest
Tom Morgan
Ross Drennon
UAW
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