Democratic party feud over Boltoelf citing scandal
Edwards blasted the Democratic hierarchy for dumping John C. Rotterf and disenfranchising delegates at the state convention. He blamed inaction by the secretary of state for securities scandal fallout and questioned Gov Branigin on Rotterf’s suitability after Rotterf declined to run.
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Bere Une Joan
Whero Far
Edwards
John C. Boltoelf
Democratic Party
Rottorif
Roger D. Branixin
Rotter
Branigin
Sanitary sewer and bridge projects advance in county city plans
Monday updates show Democrats without contest for the upcoming convention and no announced candidates for a Supreme Court seat or two appellate judgeships. A $36,1390 engineer estimate covers the city portion of the 8 th Street bridge and approaches, with about half funded by federal sources. The overall bridge plan runs near $800,000, also largely federally financed. Petitioners seek extension of Sard Street sewer expansion between Southern and Jaysue Streets to join a future neighborhood system. City officials, including Mayor Allis, attended the county and city boards as work proceeds on the Str e ys and sewer schemes.
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Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Anderson Board of Works
Aroun
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Southern Ave
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Ehrhart
J. E. Flanagan
Thurman Hinker
William Peek
Harold Smith
Frank HW. Allis
Anderson O Arthu r Denton dies at 62 in Anderson
Arthur F. Denton 62 of 221 Sherman St died Monday night at St Johns Hospital after a year illness. He worked nearly 33 years at Delco Remy Division and was a member of the Church of St Nazarene. Born August 8, 190, in Indiana, he moved to Anderson two years ago from his native state. Surviving are his widow Marie, three daughters and several relatives. services by Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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St John’s Hospital
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Shelbyville
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Thurston
Livingston
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William Bulen
Suitland
I Md
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Bulen
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St. Charles St
Thomas Warner
St. John’s
Thomas T.ler
Harley
Warner
Lyon &J
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Desato
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Mark EB. Mitchell
Rt. 4
Alexandria
Key
Tom McCracken
Chrisleys and Arms
Juan Congregational Church
Presbyterian Cemetery
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Pulaski
Leis Downs
Boro
Tipton
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Alice
H. Warner
Edith Scott
Robert L. Denton
Betty L. Beck
Anderson
Anna Lennon
Chesterfield
Helen Younts
Mar
Everett Robbins
Mabel Middaugh Scatterfield
Marion
Har
Denton
Hartford City
Mark Denton
Robbins
Delco Remy
Baker Brothers
Jennings County
Ae Ee
Harry Complete
Frances Robbins
Sonia Gudgel
Church of the Brethren
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Ted
Mildred) Greer
Nowy
Dunedin
Fla
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Redmen’s Lodge
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Ripley County
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Andrew of
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Indianpolis
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Pensacola
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New Castle
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Virginia
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Middletown
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Pearl St
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Istrajean) Obanis
Chicago
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Miami
Obituary notices from Anderson and Noblesville area
Obituaries detail the deaths and survivors of several area residents. Flossie Small aged 69 of Indianapolis died after a hospital stay. Loren Warner Jr and Loren W. II among survivors. Catherina Culipher, 65, formerly of Anderson and Speedway, died in Bradenton Florida. services to be held at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church. Birdie Wicka Hill, 92, of Indianapolis area, funeral at Nuckols Carmichael Funeral Home.
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Catherina Reagan Cullipher
Repke J. Cullipher
Bradenton
Fla
Sarasota
Memorial Park Hospital
Anderson
Culipher
St. Mary's High School
Florida
Speedway
Ind
Earl
Mary) Walker
Our Lady, Queen of Martyrs Church
Joseph ‘Moran
Mana
Sola Memorial Park
Oneco
Fiz
Toale Brottiers Funeral Home
Birdie’ Hill
Birdie Wicka Hill
Nuckols and
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties In Memorial Notices
Obituaries from Madison area papers report services for Ella P Day of Frankton Myrtle Trees Greenfield Gilbert McCoy Cook of Muncie and Russell Parkhurst of Anderson plus state motor fuel tax totals and local public notice items. The notices note church affiliations, burial places, and family survivors.
Political tickets and an escape report from Indiana
The item lists multiple Indiana election candidates including secretary of state Edward s and Whitcomb for state auditor Gallagher for treasurer Snyder for superintendent Sparkle Rowe and Garvie for education. It also notes two unopposed appellate court nominees. Separately a prisoner, Walter Shatts, aged 42, escaped from a prison work detail at the Indiana Soldiers Home in Lafayette after a robbery sentence dating to July 27, 1982.
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Charles W. Edwards
Spencer
Berryman
Hurley
Greenfield
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Seymour
John P. Gallagher
Munster
Miller Keller
Indiamapolis
Nick Polus
Anderson
John K. Snyder
Washington
Sparkle Rowe
Portland
Robert F. Garvie
Bloomington
Richard DB. Wells
Valparaiso
Kendal E
Lafayette
Ind
Walter Shatts
Indianapolis
Indiana Soldiers Home
Here
Shatts
Indiana State Prison
Rights Acts Continued From Court Session Summary
The Supreme Court adjourned after denying attendances by Justices Warren and Douglas for the closing session due to personal matters. Brennan read Warren's decision while Black presided. The term granted hearing to Julian Hood, barred from a Georgia House seat, and planned next term arguments on Time Inc. vs Hill privacy case. Davis was granted a new trial after ruling his 1959 rape murder conviction was not voluntary.
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William O. Douglas
Vernon Plank
Oakland
Calif
Douglas
Conse Pras 1Ille
Wash
William J
High Tribunal
Julian Hood
U.S
Viet Nam
Georgia House of Representates
Time Inc
James J. Hill
New York
Life Magazine
Hill
Elmer Davis
Fay Bell Cooper
Charlotte
N.C. Davis
High-Speed Chase Ends With Two Arrests In Delaware County
Edward Steans, ?, and John Menifee, 31, were arrested after a high speed pursuit near the Madison Delaware County line. Steans faced reckless driving and no operator's license charges with a $150 bond posted. Menifee was charged with public intoxication. The chase began near Delaware County Rd 900 W and Ind 67, heading west on Ind 67. Both cited to appear in Muncie City Court on Monday.
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Madison
Delaware County
Edward Steans
Locust St
John Menifee
Louise St
Bteans
Menefee
Muncie City Court
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