Appeals Court Reverses Damages Verdict in Elkhart Case
The Indiana Appellate Court reversed a directed verdict denying damages to farmer Kenneth Hunsberger injured May 25 1957 when a milk truck bed fell on him while he cut it from the chassis. Hunsberger sued Wayne Wyman for 90000. The court said the evidence did not prove lack of negligence and the trial judge erred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
Elkhart
Kenneth Hunsberger
Hunsberger
Wayne Wyman
Wyman
Wren
Frank J. Treckele
Elkhart Court
Donald H. Hunter
Hunter
Two Admit Passing A Forged Check Charges Are Filed
Preliminary charges of passing a forged instrument were filed against John Morgan Neville 21 of 1032 E 18th St and Wayne Thomas Cook 18 of 1503 Walnut St. They confessed to passing a forged 28 dollar check at a local supermarket Maj Robert Estes of the detective division said. Two liquor thefts were reported Tuesday night with 38 cases of beer valued at 156 dollars taken from Broadway Beverage Co 1919 Brown St and some intoxicants stolen from Wagon Wheel Tavern 1919 W 22nd St. Vending money was taken from Automatic Car Wash 2536 W 16th St after break ins Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan Neville
E. 18Th St
Wayne Thomas Cook
Walnut St
Maj
Robert Estes
Estes
Broadway Beverage Co., Inc
Brown St
Wagon Wheel Tavern
W. 16Th St
Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for fast relief from piles with cooling soothing formulas. Claims quick itching relief and money back guarantee from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Lightning strikes golf shelter kill four injure six
Four people were killed and six injured when lightning hit a shelter at Armco golf course near Slippery Rock Pennsylvania. The deceased were John Katrych, Andrew Dobda, Allen C. Collock and Eugene S. Horan from the Butler area. Injured were Jack Barrett, David Todd, Paul Bayer, Hugh Stratton, John Krampert and Lee McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
UPI
Armco Golf Course
Here
John Katrych
Andrew Dobda
Allen C. Collock
Eugene S. Horan
Butler, Pa
Jack Barrett
David Todd
Paul Bayer
Hugh Stratton
John Krampert
Lee McLaughlin
Mary Boland Dies in Sleep at Essex House
New York actress Mary Boland aged 80, an early film star and noted stage performer, died in her sleep Wednesday morning at her Essex House apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Mary Boland
Essex House
Skater Injured in Morning Incident at 18th and Morton
Local report says an 18 year old riding a skateboard at 18th and Morton Streets yesterday morning was listed in good condition at St. John's Hospital last night. A separate crash on Ed 200 East near Rd 500 South involved Bobby J. Marley driving a car that overturned, injuring Ellen Vasbinder and causing $1000 damage to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th
Morton Sts
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Bobby J. Marley
Rt. 5
Ellen Vasbinder
Sandbag Brigades Hold Back Western Kansas River Crest
Volunteers shoveled sand and hauled bags as four bulldozers and many trucks aided the effort to fortify dikes against a crest expected near 15 feet at Great Bend. About 100 families evacuated Ellinwood as 20,000 people across three states faced flood damage. Red Cross provided meals for 300 dike workers and opened a shelter in Ellinwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ellinwood
Red Cross
Great Bend
Pickup
Pgh
Sandbag
Barton County
Marion Weese
Dikes Fail As Floodwaters Spread Near Pawnee Rock
Weese estimated six or more farm dikes failed between midnight and dawn letting water flood the lowlands near the city. A bridge near Pawnee Rock was torn out and U.S. Highway 5A was covered over a three mile stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest
Weese
Pawnee Rock
City Council Approves Zoning for 66 Acre West of Raible
City Council passed the third reading of an ordinance re zoning the 66 acre area west of Raible Ave between the Central Indiana Railroad and 23rd Sts. Indiana Bell Telephone Co will build a 300 foot microwave tower there as part of its service improvement program. The tower links a long distance chain from Indianapolis to Noblesville to Anderson to Muncie, creating circuits between the cities. Indiana Bell says cables are not economical for the needed capacity and towers are being used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raible Ave
Central Indiana Railroad
23Rd Sts
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Anderson
Muncie
Indiana Bell
Transit officials weigh school bus plan amid downtown concerns
A Day Transit representative said the form of a proposed school board plan is unclear, noting the bus firm relies on students for substantial revenue. City officials aim for economical transportation without harming the transit company, while downtown retailers fear losses if service ends. An informal meeting with all parties is planned after transit proposals arrive. The School Board advisory committee includes principals, city officials, and council members such as Noel Douglass Gerald Shafer Ronald Fletcher and Fred Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Day Transit
Ebbertt
Anderson
Noel Douglass
Anderson High School
Gerald Shafer
Charles Stiner
T. V. Williams
City Transit Comi
Ronald Fletcher
Clyde Williams
Russell Davis
Hal Wood
Murval Highwood
Paul Redding
Fred Matthews
William Havermale
William Byer
James Wellinger
George Bannister
Rebels Accept Ellsworth Bunker Proposal In Dated Reply
Rebels sent a ten page typewritten reply to Ellsworth Bunker outlining no new criteria for a provisional government. They propose incorporating the 1963 constitution’s bill of rights into the ruling act and say the Inter-American Human Rights Commission would stay until elections are finished. Amnesty would cover only political crimes and the officials signing include Caamano Deno and other top regime leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Bunker
Inter-American Human Rights Commission
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Aristy
Jottin Cury
Salvador Jorge Blanco
Senate
Anibal Campagna
Chamber of Deputies
Arevalo Cedeno Valdez
Pres
Supreme Court Name Identified in Rebel Plan Details
The document names Supreme Court figure Al Fredo Conde Pausas as the identified individual. There was no immediate reaction from OAS committee members after they received the rebel plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Alfredo Conde Pausas
OAS
Rock Presents and Firms Emphasize Industrial Growth
The speaker urged businesses to use department resources and cited new statutes for industrial financing, foreign trade divisions, and expanded services in industrial development, research and advertising. He called for industry input to anticipate expansions and meet business challenges.
Johnson May Speak on U.N. Future at Anniversary Ceremony
President Johnson indicated he may address the United Nations future during anniversary ceremonies in San Francisco after noting concern over the world body's financial troubles. He spoke at a news conference on June 17 and said he was deeply concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
San Francisco
U.N
Crash Toll Claims Three in Midwest Roads
Ronnie Pace, 17, of Bedford, and his stepfather Lowell Kern were in serious condition at Monroe County Hospital after a collision on Ind 37 south of Bloomington. Albertus L Burlison, 45, of Evansville, was killed when his car struck a tree on Ill 13 near Crab Orchard Illinois Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Pace
Bedford
Ind
Bloomington
Pace
Lowell Kern
Monroe County Hospital
Albertus L. Burlison
Evansville
Crab Orchard
Ill
Algeria to proceed with Afro Asian summit despite delays
Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Bouteflika returned from Cairo with strong encouragement from President Nasser and Prime Minister Chou En-lai to hold the conference on schedule. Algeria says it will go ahead regardless of attendance from the 50 governments while Afro-Asian ministers favor postponement. No new pro Ben Bella demonstrations appeared in Algiers and business life and street decorations for the meeting continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Cairo
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Chou En-lai
Algeria
Algiers
Local youth urged to take summer work opportunities
Allis called for maximum high school graduates and college students on vacation to be given practical work assignments within the city budget. J O Armstrong noted last year’s gratifying summer program and urged arena employers to expand hiring. About 800 youth have applied since the Youth Opportunity Campaign began May 23, to shape a better trained labor force for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Armstrong
Arena
Johnson
Armstrong
4-H Fair Opens With Queen Crowning Tonight
The Aug 2 opening features the crowning of last year’s queen by Rita Millikan of Lapel. Winners advance to the State Fair. Entertainment includes Lawrence Welk and the Champagne Music Makers at the State Fair Coliseum Sept 4-5 and Tommy Steiner’s World Championship Rodeo Aug 28-Sept 1. Nightly dances and youth contests highlight the Young America Fair with $11,000 in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Rita Millikan
Lapel
Lawrence Welk
Tommy Steiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mahonys
Scholl
Ok” Ball
Main ST
Rock Presents
Johnson Will
Allis
Lenneys
Calvert
Calvert Dist.co
Nyc
Bulletin—Herald
Penney
Shorty
S,m,, al
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!