Kennedy Ikeda discuss Cold War and UN China debate
President Kennedy and Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda met at the White House for 83 minutes to chart a cautious path on a possible Cold War truce and how to handle the UN debate on Red China. They reviewed Vienna talks with Khrushchev and aired broader issues including Berlin, Korea, and development aid.
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Washington
UPI
Presipomaa
Jop
Hayato Suet Suliidide
Aan
Kennedy
Tkeda
United Nations
Red China
Peiping
Formosa
White House
Blair House
Ikeda
Dean Rusk
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Far East
Berlin
China
Korea
Vienna
Nikita Khrushchev
Rusk
George Ball
Edwin O. Reischauer
Tokyo
Zentaro Kosaka
Koichiro Asakai
Byrd Sentencing Set For Friday In New Castle
Judge Wesley Ratliff of Henry Circuit Court set 11 a.m. Friday for sentencing Warren H Byrd to life in prison for poisoning his wife in New Castle Indiana.
UAW Local 662 Considers Strike Vote Meeting
UAW Local 662 will hold a meeting next Sunday at 2 p.m. at its Hillcrest Ave home to decide whether to call a strike vote over local grievances. An official cited issues as primarily local in nature.
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UAW
Mobile TB X-Ray Unit Begins County Survey
A two week chest X-ray survey started in Madison County with visits to Elwood and Anderson venues before ending at the TB center. The 897 people X-rayed included general public and workers. the drive urged adults 18 plus to participate and report pathologies to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chest
Madison County
Elwood
TB Center
Anderson
Ex-Cello Manufacturing Company
Dietzen’s
Charlotte Brown
Summitville
Kraft Foods Company
Kraft Foods
Alexandria
General Public
I&m Electric Co
Marsh Foodliner
Ind
Central Indiana Gas Co
W. 13Th St
Lapel
Collin’s Hardware
Pendleton City Hall
Markleville
Harlow's
Chesterfield School
E. 10Th St
Anderson,Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Brown
Boards of Health
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Sailor Departs for Okinawa Tour of Duty
William F. Dowden a U S Navy petty officer will leave Thursday for California for transfer to a tour of duty in Okinawa He has been spending leave with his wife Leona in Daleville and his mother Irene Dowden of 418 Pearl St Anderson.
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William F. Dowden
U. S&s. Navy
California
Okinawa
Leona
Daleville
Irene Dowden
Pearl St
Anderson
Madison County Farm Bureau Tour Highlights County Visits
About 150 business and industry representatives joined the Madison County Farm Bureau on its annual farm tour. Stops included Evan Wilson, Horace and Mrs Walter Hays, and Herschel and Joe Whistler farms in Adams Township. Glenn Sample of Indiana Farm Bureau spoke at the Wilson home. A feed efficiency contest at the Hays farm recorded 8 775 pounds of feed for 1100 pounds steer, costing 15.00 dollars or 18.70 per hundred pounds of grain. Awards went to C R Padgett and Mrs Harold Clark for days on feed and to C C Forrest and Maurice Bousman for total feed pounds. Tour sponsored by Farm Bureau and Chamber of Commerce.
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Madison County Farm Bureau
Evan Wilson
Horace
Walter Hays
Herschel
Joe Whistler
Adams Township
Glenn Sample
Indiana Farm Bureau
Wilson
Hays Farm
C. R. Padgett
Markleville
Harold Clark
Summitville
C. C. Forrest
Elwood
Maurice Bousman
Five Day Maritime Strike Strangles U S Economy
The five day old maritime strike tightens its grip on the U S economy cutting off New England gasoline deliveries and forcing thousands from shipping allied jobs. Speculation grows that Kennedy may invoke Taft Hartley to force a cooling off period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
U.S
New England
Kennedy
Group Plans Expansion for Retail Employees Association
Officers of the new Retail Employees Association met at the YMCA to begin a campaign for new members. Kenneth Idle president Marcella White special representative Jerry Estelle publicity chairman Minnie McCarrell special representative Oren Rork secretary Jesse Mahan vice president Irma Swindford treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Retail Employees Association
YMCA
Kenneth Idle
Marcella White
Jerry Estelle
Minnie McCarrell
Oren Rork
Jesse Mahan
Irma Swinford
Jacks Named Manager At Dunes State Park Hotel
Vernon C. Jacks, 36, a Michigan City railroad conductor, was named Tuesday as manager of the hotel and pavilion in Dunes State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gets Parks Post
Indianapolis
Vernon C. Jacks
Dunes State Park
Nixon Sees Kennedy Muffs World Issues in Vegas
In Las Vegas Nixon told 2500 at the 43rd annual convention that Kennedy would ask for a recount amid global problems. He warned headlines breed pessimism and said the world could look like the losing side as Khrushchev speaks.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Las Vegas Convention Center
Nixon
Khrushchev
Family Party Honors New Divinity Doctor
A Sunday gathering at 30 Seminole Dr. celebrated Paul Sobel being conferred a Doctor of Divinity degree from Alma College Michigan. Paul is an Iron Mountain pastor and son of the host Joseph Sobel with a large Sobel and Chapman family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sobel
Paul Sobel
Alma College
Michigan
Paul
Iron Mountain
Mich
So Bel
Floyd Shively
Deborah Sobel
Carol Chapman
Rebecca Sobel
Gene Chap‘man
Joey Sobel
Myron Chap‘man
David Sobel
Nam Sobel
Mildred
Stephen
Maribeth
Nolanda
Peter
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns
Dismissed from St. Johns Hospital were Minnie Mowery Pendleton Mrs Diana Gooding Alexandria William Bussel 224 Elva St Bob Paynter 7130 Madison Ave Fred Disque Alexandria Mrs Darlene Simmons 516 W 121st St Mrs Joseph Crawford and son 1911 Nelle St Mrs Thomas Carpenter and daughter 2608 E 8th St Mrs Leroy Harrison and son Alexandria Mrs William Parker and daughter 715 N Nursery Rd Mrs Harold Rush and daughter 1505 Dewey Mrs Thomas Buckner and daughters 905 W 9th Mrs James Chiamis and son 303 W 25th St Mrs Robert Entwisle and daughter 708 Harrison Ave Mrs John Dearing 1514 W 9th St Francis Stanley 7104 E 38th St Mrs Barbara Marquand Alexandria Mrs Edith Denton 2212 Sherman St Mrs Betty Wiseheart Middletown Roscoe Telfer Alexandria Mrs Jean Dickson 2306 E 5th
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St. John's Hospital
Minnie Mowery
Pendleton
Diana Gooding
Alexandria
William Bussel
Elva St
Bob Paynter
Madison Ave
Fred Disque
Darlene Simmons
Harold Rush
Dewey
Thomas Buckner
James Chiamis
25Th St
Robert Entwisle
Harrison Ave
John Dearing
Francis Stanley
E. 38Th
Barbara Marquand
Edith Denton
Sherman St
Betty Wiseheart
Middletown
Roscoe Telfer
Jean Dickson
E. 5Th St
Stevenson urges action to fulfill alliance for a better life
Stevenson says continued efforts will succeed despite obstacles and urges removing inertia. He calls on the United States to rely on Colombia to lead the alliance, noting Bogota’s role in the OAS charter and the Act of Bogota. He frames the alliance as a clear expression of sympathy and urgent action for a better life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colombia
Organization of American States
Bogota
Two Escape Jail From Howard County Jail
Police hunt two inmates Charles Reed 22 of Kokomo and Ronald Smith 19 of Frankfort who escaped from the Howard County jail Monday. Reed faces charges of breaking and entering and parole violation. Smith is held on a petition to revoke probation from a burglary conviction.
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Kokomo
Ind
Howard County
Charles D. Reed
Ronald Joe Smith
Frankfort
Reed
Smith
Bomb I dentified in Indianapolis Garage Attack
A bomb exploded in the garage of Willie Cornette, a Black resident, in a predominantly white Indianapolis neighborhood. Police reported the blast occurred about 3 30 am Tuesday, injuring no one and causing no fatalities as investigators assessed motive.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Willie Cornette
Church Sees Leaders Re elected and Five Year Terms Set
The meeting lists re elected officers including King and Anderson for five year terms. Officials for the Pensions Board include Hart man Wolfram and Brooks with four year terms. Trustees for Warner Pacific expose five year terms for Ogle Ahrendt and Gulick. Speakers include Sterner Johnson Neece and Donaldson on topics If the Cross Be Lifted Up and Faith For Physical Healing Today. The day opens with 6 am worship led by Kardatzke and ends with the Christian Brothers Quartet concert at Park Place Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Park Place
R. Dale Whalen
Winchester
College Gymnasium
William C. Neece
Mishawaka
College Music Hall
Elmer E. Kardatzke
Wichita
Kans
Christian Brothers Quartet
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Church of God
Public School Bill Faces Doubt Amid Southern Opposition
Representatives Delaney of New York City and O Neill of Boston requested delay and joined Republicans and Southern Democrats in pigeonholing the measure. House Speaker Rayburn said the 4.8 billion foreign aid plan is in trouble from hate groups, while Senate Leader Mansfield echoed cautious optimism on overall funding. The school bill’s fate hinges on wavering Southern support over fears of federal racial integration powers, with some votes turning doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Delaney
New York City
Thomas P. O'Neill
Boston
Smith
Rayburn
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
House
Kennedy
Czechoslovakia Refuses U S Demand on Nacvalac Expulsion
The United States seeks the recall of Nacvalac the Czech interior chief once in charge of espionage in the Western Hemisphere. Prague denies a UN role in the dispute claiming it is a bilateral matter. The note to Hammarskjold outlines alleged espionage and blackmail plots amid diplomatic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Ministry of Interior
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Washington
Nacvalac
United States
World Organization
U.S
Fritchey
U.N. Secretariat
Headquarters
United Nations
New York
Hammarskjold
Noyes
Language teacher coerced to aid Czechs for exit visa
Karel Hlasny a language instructor at the Army Language School in Monterey California was reportedly coerced into helping Czech authorities obtain an exit visa from Czechoslovakia for his fiancée while working with US officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karel Hlasny
Army
Monterey
Calif
Hlasny
Czechoslovakia
Annual Ag Whistler Farm Tour Opens In Adams Township
The noon luncheon at the Wilson farm featured Glenn Sample of the Indiana Farm Bureau as principal speaker. Visitors toured three Adams township farms to view the latest equipment and techniques, with contests awarding prizes to C. D. Padgett and Mrs. Harold Clark for feed and steer weight, and to C. C. Forrest and Maurice Bousman for total feed pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler Farm
Adams Township
Wilson Farm
Glenn Sample
Indiana Farm Bureau
C. D. Padgett
Markleville
Harold Clark
Summitville
Nuclear talks shift as USA moves to end test moratorium
Nuclear Sessions renounce its voluntary ban on nu clear tests and plan to handle security as they see fit. Dean may return after Washington talks and Geneva developments while US deputy negotiator Stelle tours Geneva. Soviet chief Tsarpkin remains in Geneva presiding over meetings.
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Holifield
Eisenhower
Geneva
London
Lord Home
House of Lords
Britain
Dean
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
White
Dean Rusk
John J. McCloy
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
United States
Semlyon Tsarpkin
Hamilton and Chesterfield Bridges Get New Construction Plans
The State Highway Department will let July bids for a White River bridge near Hamilton replacing an old metal span with a concrete with blacktop floor, cost about 200000, 50-50 county funding. Easements sought near Chesterfield, federal aid planned after easements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Pendleton
Lapel
State Highway Department
White River
Chesterfield
Hamilton Bridge
Madison Avenue Rd
White River Bridge
Cross St
Community Hospital
Freedom riders denied entry amid bomb threats near Montgomery
Police blocked a bus carrying Freedom Riders from entering the terminal after bomb threats. Officers kept white persons at a distance as riders disembarked and were told entry was not allowed. Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker commented as rain-soaked bystanders waited around the station while patrol cars trailed the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Riders
Wyatt Tee Walker
Montgomery
Freedom Riders face orders as rides enter Alabama
On June 2 Federal District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr issued a 10 day restraining order barring Alabama from hosting freedom rides. The order lapsed June 12 with a warning it could be reinstated. Walker said the Alabama leg aimed to prove desegregated interstate travel exists. Earlier 14 riders from California entered Jackson Mississippi by Illinois Central train and were arrested after refusing to leave a white only waiting room. Walker’s group of nine rode from Atlanta without incident. a white girl refused to board in Montgomery. The Jackson arrest raised riders jailed in Jackson to 131 since the campaign began a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minal
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
South
I. Walker
Atlanta
California
Jackson
Miss
Illinois Central
Walker
Mississippi
Weatherford men form drive for track funding
Weatherford leaders including President George Slinkard and Mayor Ralph Ferguson organize a fund drive to build a new track. Team 1 Neal Orien and Dick Kallenberg lead solicitation. Track construction under Ralph Shelburn, with the City Park Department supervising year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
George Slinkard
Woodroe Townsend
Robert Jackson
Fred Yelton
Ralph Ferguson
Neal Orien
Dick Kallenberg
Sherman Adams
John Gilkey
Douglas Mason
Gary Lewis
James Christensen
Jal Ryan
Ralph Shelburn
Junior Leader Council Conference Announces Dates
Seven local youths attend a four day conference in Shelbyville following a talk by Robert Mason. Classes run June 21 to June 24 with general assemblies and a candlelighting ceremony installations. Dean of boys is Hugh Reinhold. dean of girls is Mrs Joanne King. 4 H staff committee members Charles A. Gosney Mary Frances Smith and Gordon F. Jones will attend.
Hardman testimony notes lax supervision in dispute
Hardy said goodwill was viewed as a shield against future failure and that heated argument led to a gentlemen’s agreement to discontinue controversial correspondence. He cited A. L. Dougherty & Co. of Hammond Indiana and Michael Baker Engineering Co. of Rochester Pennsylvania and said officials will be summoned to testify at future hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
A. L. Dougherty & Co
Hammond, Ind
Michael Baker Engineering Co
Rochester
City to buy substandard properties by year end
Project A administration through the Department of Redevelopment will begin acquiring substandard properties by year end, completing by 1962. Families to move only after a safe, decent home is available, with time to relocate. Owners offered fair market value, and can hire an attorney to contest in court if dissatisfied. Tomorrow: rentals and displacement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Redevelopment
Ray Gordon Obituary in Anderson
Ray Gordon died about four hours after birth at St. John s Hospital in Anderson authorities report. Survived by his parents Threman and Barbara Gordon three grandparents Ralph Beacraft Anna Amexy and another grandmother and one brother Danny Joe all of Anderson and Melvern Iowa arrangements by Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with private graveside services set at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery conducted by Rev. Robert E Boylette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Threman
Barbara Beacraft Gordon
Nichol Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Ralph Beacraft
Anderson
Anna Amexy
Melvern
Iowa
Danny Joe
Anderson Memorial Park
Robert E. Boylette
Arrow Heights
Church of God
Harold E. Rozelle
Obituary: Harry Horn 80 Daleville Anderson resident
Harry Horn age 80 of 1208 Lindberg Road died Monday at 9 p.m. He was born in Randolph County and lived most of his life in Daleville and 10 years in Anderson. Survivors include sisters Mrs. Emma Hicks Anderson and Mrs. Clyde Burgess Yorktown. Friends may visit Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville after 2 p.m. today. Services at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the funeral home with Rev. Ronald Hurst of Daleville Christian Church. Burial in the ae Cemetery east of Daleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Horn
Lindberg Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Randolph County
Daleville
Anderson
Oliver
Margaret Thomas Horn
Emma Hicks
Clyde Burgess
Yorktown
Polhemus and Shirey
Ronald Hurst
Daleville Christian Church
Infant Kim Clemons Dies at Birth in Anderson
Kim Louis Clemons son of Mr and Mrs John Clemons of 1522 Madison Ave died at birth Monday night at St. Johns Hospital. Graveside services at 10 am Thursday in East Maplewood Cemetery conducted by Rev James T Davis of Second Methodist Church. Arrangements by Anders and Brooks Memorial Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Louis Clemons
John Clemons
Madison Ave
St. John's Hospital
John Clemons Sr
Anderson
James Sparks
Clayton, Ky
East Maplewood Cemetery
James T. Davis
Second Methodist Church
Anders and Brooks
Services for Mrs. Dovie Holtz Claw
Mrs Dovie Holtz Claw 56 of LaFontaine died Sunday. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry F Buckles Anderson. Funeral 2 p m today Brenneman and Hunter LaFontaine with Rev Paul Mitchell LaFontaine Methodist Church. Burial IOOF Cemetery LaFontaine. Friends receive at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovie Holtzclaw
LaFontaine
Harry F. Buckles
Anderson
Brenneman and Hunter
Paul Mitchell
Rev Kenneth Miller Officiates at Arcadia Ceremony
The Rev. Kenneth Miller of Arcadia officiated a religious service, guiding attendees through the rites in a solemn community ceremony. Clergy and parishioners gathered at the local church to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Miller
Arcadia
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Ver million
Services for Mrs Helen Vermillion aged 59 of Rt 2 will be held at 2 p.m. today at Bethany Christian Church with Rev Kermit Pugh officiating. Burial is in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Vermillion
Bethany Christian Church
Kermit Pugh
Anderson Memorial Park
Harold E. Rozelle
Obituary: Orville R. Eutsler 62
Services for Orville R. Eutsler 62 of 1616 Walnut Street are set for 1 30 P M Thursday at Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene with Rev John C Wine of First Church of the Nazarene officiating Burial will follow at Keesling Cemetery east of Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville R. Eutsler
Walnut St
Goodwin Memorial Church of
Services for Ozzie Jenkins Held at Memorial Chapel
Ozzie Jenkins 82 of 1424 Sheridan Street died Monday. Funeral services are at 1 p.m. today in the Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel with Rev. James Menifee of Zion Baptist Church. Burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozzie Jenkins
Sheridan St
Underwood and Brooks
James Menifee
Zion Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Memorial Chapel
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Services for Mrs. Maude Brumback 70, of Orestes, killed in a collision near Marion, will be held at 3 30 p m Thursday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Rev Frank Roye of the Orestes Baptist Church to officiate. burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orestes
Maude Brumback
Anderson
Marion
Harold E. Rozelle
Frank Roye
Orestes Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Frank Adams 88 Funeral in Shirley Church of the Nazarene
Services for Frank Adams 88 Shirley farmer who died Monday will be at 10 30 a m in the Church of the Nazarene Shirley conducted by Rev Hollis Foster. The body will lie in state one hour before the service and burial will be in Harlan Cemetery near Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams Shirley
Frank Adams
Shirley Farmer
Church of the Nazarene
Shirley
Hollis Foster
Wilkinson
Carlisle services set for Kalama zoe resident
Joseph C. Carlisle, 62, of Kalama zoo Michigan died Sunday. Services are at 2:30 p.m. today in George C. Harper Funeral Home Frankton conducted by Rev. Lyle Rasmussen. Burial follows at KP IOOF Cemetery Frankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Joseph C. Carlisle
Kalamazoo
Mich
George C. Harper
Lyle Rasmussen
KP -Ioof
Services for Mrs Emma Belle DeLawter
Mrs Emma Belle DeLawter 91 of 429 E 8th St died Monday. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Home by Rev Kermit Pugh of Bethany Christian Church. Burial at Nelson Cemetery northeast of Anderson. funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Belle DeLawter
E. 8Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
Kermit Pugh
Bethany Christian Church
Nelson Cemetery
Anderson
Notable bird handler Pamahasica dies at 91 in Indiana
George Edward Roberts died Sunday at St. John’s Hospital Anderson Indiana aged 91. He created Pama hasica’s Pets and toured America and Europe with trained birds. Survivors include one daughter Mrs W W Fuller of Philadelphia. Services held at Great Commission Chapel after visitation at Brown and Butz funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Roberts
Davis
Thurston Roberts
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Indiana
W. W. Fuller
Philadelphia
Roberts
Chalfonte
Great Commission
America
Europe
Freedom Peak
Will Rogers
Russell Conwell
Carrie Nation
William Jennings Bryan
Society of Friends
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Great Commission Chapel
Retired Teachers Eligible for Blue Cross Health Plan
School leaders voted to allow gym dedication teachers retired since Sept 1 1959 to join the Blue Cross group health insurance. Attending the meeting were Supt G E Ebbertt Asst Supt Lewis Jacob School attorney Lee Fidler Board President A George Harrison and board members Wilbur Roby Maurice Fleece Fred Matthews and Mrs Margaret Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross Group
G. E. Ebbertt
Lewis Jacob
Lee Fidler
A. George Harrison
Wilbur Roby
Maurice Fleece
Fred Matthews
Margaret Knight
Wickard to be named to National Agriculture Advisory Commission
Kennedy will appoint former Agriculture Secretary Claude Wickard of Camden Indiana to the National Agriculture Advisory Commission Sen Vance Hartke said Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickard
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Camden
Ind
National Agriculture Advisory Commission
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Saratoga Bar Deferral On Liquor Law Charge
The Alcoholic Beverage Commission deferred judgement yesterday on a charge against the Saratoga Bar at 914 Main St for violating state liquor laws. The complaint alleges patrons were consuming liquor on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Saratoga Bar
Main St
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Ralph W. Bruger
Programed
Thomas Kuchel
SFOP
the Banner Store
Bryce Brown
Burkett Furniture Co
Clair Call
Cousins, Inc
Decker’s, Inc
the Fair Department Store
Fat’s Clothing Store
Jack & Jill Shoppe
Jane Lee Stores
Kresge
Kirkman’s Jewelry Store
Lath & Co
Liberal Furniture Store
Marshall
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Roth's, Inc
Rosenbaum
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Speigal’s Credit Clothing
Model Home Stores
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Nobil Shoe Store
J. C. Penney Co
Readmore
Roger's Jewelers, Inc
John Kelley Furniture Co
Rosenbaum’s Jewelry Store
Standt’s Jewelers
Star China Shop
W. T. Walker Jewelry
Williams Pharmacy, Inc
F. W. Woolworth Co
Hoyt Wright Co
Zale
New Divinity
Stevenson
U.S. Goodwill
Project
Bulletin - Herald
Ray Gordon
Orville Eutsler
Madison
Joseph Carlisle
Emma Delawter
George Roberts
Crosby Square
Oxfords and Loafers
Choun
Fred W. Butz
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