Monon Lacks Funds To Buy New Coaches
In 1957 Monon Railroad faces tough finances with a loss of 1.22 million and only 1.83 million in receipts, forcing talk of abandoning passenger service and delaying new coaches. Brown said railroads lack funds to replace passenger cars as demand and profitability fade.
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Monon
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Anderson Herald
EE Ressenger
Brown
Indianapolis
Gut Ormater Peroads Brown
Warren W. Brown
Nelius Vanderbilt
Alexandria Social Clubs Hold Weekend Gatherings
A fragmented report details a weekend of social events in Alexandria including reunions at Mrs. Russell's home and DePauw class events. The narrative mentions families from Mulford City Hartel and Reed attending, plus injuries from a Sunday two car crash near the city injuring Charles Donahue and others. Deputy sheriffs investigated the 1:45 incident on Ind. 9 near the county line. vehicles sustained about 100 dollars in damage each and a porch post was damaged.
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Jolly Workers Club
Alexandria
Mucyjlege
Notre Dame
Bend
Russell
Frankfort
Marie Schmauss
Jajuoy
St. H
Pat Mehling
Hartel Ots Y Ae
Russell Mulford
Partigipetad
Alexandria Young
Eugene Reed
Charlesiai
DePauw University
Here
William Mucy
Greencastle
Iday
Abs
Ind
Ancs
Russell Mucy
Mehling
Tim
Francis Ogden
Aes
Corks
Iy Sagal Patsons
Kathy
Phillip
The
James Reed
St. Mary's
Charles Donahue
N. Cavnal St
St. John’s
Simmons, Brattain
Jones
Michell
Ind. 9
Mitchell
Enoch Franklin ‘Nation
Jury Rights Clash Over Civil Rights Bill In GOP Meeting
A closed door Republican caucus discussion on a civil rights jury trial amendment devolved into a heated legal wrangle. Southern lawmakers pressed that federal injunctions denying civil rights require a jury, while White House opposition and lawmakers argued over equity versus common law procedures. The debate shifted to implications for enforcing injunctions and whether a jury trial is warranted in civil rights cases.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Joe Martin
White House
Kenneth Kealing
Rochester Republi
William M. McCwoch
Ohio
McCulloch
Ald England
Patrick Hillings
R. Calif
Cong
de Witt Hyde
R. Md
William E. Miller
RN. OY
Richard J.pott UR
Charles Hoeven R
Wells Speaks Out Against Limiting State Enrollments
Indiana University conferred degrees on 3 632 graduates at Memorial Stadium as President Herman B. Wells urged that admission policies not be limited by budgets or convenience. He warned against shifting teaching costs away from public funding. Honorary degrees were given to Gov Handley and other notable figures.
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Bloomington
Ind. l
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Memorial Stadium
Gov. Handley
I. U
Frank H. Sparks
Wabash Cale? Lege
Andrew W. Cordier
United Nations
Lee A. DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Burton Y. Berry
Traq
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Selective Service Boards
Robert Lee Chadd
Hubert le Roy Cox
Richard Gerald Kimmerting
Anderson
Robert Eugene Ebert
Elwood
Ansel Rae Hendrick
Summitville
Carlton Floyd Edwards
Pat Mehling, Sr
Alex
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KOTEX
Izcoui
Bo-Peep
Ammoria
Ivory
Kingan
MRS
Filbert
Lange Peg
PABST
Lipton Tea
Camay
Comet Cleanser
Duz
Giant Prg
Oxydol
Libby
Jonny
Camay Soap
Slant Pha
Hills Bros. Coffee
Wells
Raleigh
North Carolina
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