Morgano Vice Bribery Trial Delayed Again
In Monticello Indiana AP reports the Morgano vice bribery trial is postponed as Judge Russell Gordon delays the start while considering a defense plea in abatement. Debtor Deputy Harold Rayder testified to a tape of the bribe offer, linking Morgano to a Chicago crime ring plotting in Porter County.
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Monticello
Ind
Tommy Morgano
Russell Gordon
Gary
Newton
Kentland
Morgano
Harold Rayder
Porter County
Gordon
Rayder
Senate
Chicago
Indiana
DeMolay Names Malicoat And Stansberry Officers
Alexandria chapter of DeMolay elects six month terms for Junior Councilor Bruce Stansberry and Senior Councilor Terry Malicoat at the Masonic Temple. Steven Ray named Master Councilor with a full slate of officers and a public installation set for June 30. Also notes that over 30,000 American World War I dead are buried in six French cemeteries.
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DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Bruce Stansberry
Robert Stansberry
Terry Malicoat
Paul Malicoat
Steven Ray
Murl Ray
George Jackley
Steve Lynch
Eric Schmidt
Jerry Morehead
Gene Vaughn
Jim Hooker
Marshal
Jeff Latchaw
Tom Burden
Tim Frye
Mike Miller
Bing Hiatt
Tom Millican
Jeff Lockwood
Sentinel
Charles Malicoat
Dennis Standberry
Jay Long
Tom Brady
Bernard Goen
Don Lynch
John Hugh
Richard Woosnam
Boz Goen
France
Heart Attack Claims Life Of Elwood Woman
Hazel Craig 68 of Elwood died at Mercy Hospital from a heart ailment. Funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at Robert L. Jackley funeral home with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Survived by husband Elbert Craig two daughters, two brothers, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Born Anderson 1892 she married Craig in 1909.
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So. I St
Mercy Hospital
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Edward C. Duty
Church of God
Sunset Memorial Park
Maxine Lineberry
Indianapolis
Dorothy Waltz
Harold Bogue
Paul Bogue
Dayton
Ohio
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Anderson
Edward
Susan Huffman Bogue
Zella May Clark
Cleo Clark
No. E S&t
York and Wright Funeral
L. G. D Wertz
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Muncie
Elwood City
Carmel Louise Porter
Patsy Ruth Cannon
Jerry Joe Clark
Gary Rex Clark
Marion
Harry Sorrell
Kokomo
Arthur Sorrell
Dorothy Woods
Wanda Goings
Clark
Nathan
Hallie Sorrell
Mr. Clark
John H Norris Dies In Alexandria at 75
John H Norris 75 of Scott Addition Alexandria died 5:30 pm Monday at Bright Nursing Home Anderson He was a retired employee of Union Trac tion Company Born June 5 1885 he spent his life in the community Survivors include Nora his widow five daughters Edith Cartright Roxie Breece Georgia Skehan Mary Ann Sunquist Virginia Norris two sons John Indianapolis Arthur Alexandria one sister Clara Brown Summitville The body was taken to Davis Strider Funeral Home Alexandria Arrangements for services pending Delaware ranks last among 50 states in mineral production.
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Lapel
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Cleveland
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Waukegan
Virginia Norris
San Diego
Calif
Indianapolis
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Summitville
Davis and
Exchangees See Film And Elect New Officers Today
Ball State graduate study head A Garland Hardy presents Egypt the Gift of the Nile at the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon in YMCA Old Salem room. C T White introduces guest speaker. William James presides over six month officer election and business session with two surprise announcements after state convention attendance.
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Ball State Teachers College
Egypt
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
Elkhart
Elwood Social Activities and Family Reunion Notes
Elwood reports from the First Baptist Home Builders Class outing at Lake Nyona hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roma Brown with a noon covered dish meal and devotionals led by Mrs. Shirley Gregory on What Is Your Hope. The 25th Leisure family reunion in Callaway Park drew 40 members with officers elected and duets by Sandy McPhearson and Peggy Ellis. next gathering set for June 1961 in Shadyside Park, Anderson. Also notes a postponed C S Club meeting due to a death and a cancelled Afternoon Circle meeting at First Presbyterian. a personal mention covers Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thatcher visiting Rosa Thatcher and W H Hoppenrath.
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First Baptist Church
Lake Nyona
Roma Brown
Tipton
Shirley Gregory
Noble Mull
Joe Beatty
a _ weiner
William Cornelious
George W. Leisure
Callaway Park
Kay Bradley
Ted Bradley
Anderson
William Ellis
Ruth Ellis
Sandy McPhearson
Peggy Ellis
Nell Dailey
Muncie
Shadyside Park
Josie Riser
Woman's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Fund For Alexandria Armory Is Proposed
Indianapolis reports early estimates of the 1961 Indiana budget include funds to construct a new National Guard armory for the Alexandria unit. The current facility was originally a motor storage building with a front header making it suitable only for temporary guard use.
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Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Adjutant General's Office
National Guard
Indiana National Guard
Speaker Named For Elwood Camp Meeting
Elwood NC The Rev Roy Norton of Anderson will be a special speaker at a United Christian camp meeting at Elwood United Christian Church from June 29 to July 10 with nightly services at 7 30 p m. The Rev William Smith announced. Norton a young United minister studied at Emmanuel Missionary College and Grade Mission School and has chaired United Christian rallies for three years. The Norton couple plan to join a foreign mission field. Singers will include the Rev and Mrs William Siselove Frankton. A missionary service with Rev G R DeVaney of Gallatin Mex will be July 3 at 2 30 p m followed by a July 10 songfest at 2 30 p m.
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Roy Norton
Anderson
United Christian
Elwood United
British Communist Chief Dies At Sea
Harry Pollitt age 69, longtime leader and chairman of the British Communist Party, died at sea aboard the liner Orion between Adelaide and Fremantle en route home from Australia and New Zealand. Cause of death not disclosed. Pollitt had served as party secretary from 1929 to 1956.
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UPI
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Orion
Adelaide
Freemantle
New Zealand
Pollit
British Communist Party
U S Navy Seaplane Buzzes Soviet Ship Off Coast
Tass reported that a U S Navy seaplane numbered 6495 buzzed the Soviet scientific ship Mikhail Lomonosov for four hours off the American east coast last Friday. The Soviet vessel was about 341 miles from shore.
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UPS
U.S. Navy
Tass
Mikhail Lomonosov
Shares Close Week Stronger
The market fell sharply as summer doldrums loom and steel production is set to drop below 60 percent capacity for the first non-strike period since 1958. Dow fell 4.52 to 642.49, AP 60-stock average down 1.30, volume slipping.
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New York
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Muncie Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs eased to steady with some gains up to 25 cents. top No 1 hogs at 18.15 per hundredweight for 200 to 240 pounds, with 240 to 280 pounds at 17.75 to 17.90 and 280 to 360 pounds at 16.25 to 16.90. Cattle saw clear ranges from 25.00 to 26.50 for choice to prime steers and 22.00 to 24.00 for good to choice heifers, down to 13.00 to 15.00 for utility to commercial cows. Calves steady at 24.00 to 25.00 for good to choice, with standard to low good 18.00 to 22.00. Lambs 15.00 to 17.00, down from prior. Slaughter sheep 4.50 to 6.00.
Soybeans Gain For 3rd Day
Chicago AP reports soybeans rose for a third straight session on the Board of Trade with fractional gains, while most grain futures were firmer for near dates. Wheat led advances, corn and oats posted mixed to modest losses, and rye showed slight gains and losses across the contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Strike Closes 2 Paris Airports
Control tower workers at Paris Charles de Gaulle and Orly halted operations in a 12 hour strike for higher pay. The walkout ended after six hours following government pressure perhaps aided by a stalled requisition order.
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Paris
UPI
Anderson Poultry Trade And Civil War Naval Engagements
A fragment mentions Anderson Poultry with Leghorns hens and old roosters and current receipts. It also notes the first naval engagement of the Civil War occurring on September 1, 1861, off Pensacola, highlighting early hostilities and a maritime context.
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Pensacola
Big Auction Sale of Arnolds Jewelry Stock in Middletown
Auctioneers Bill Harter hold a Friday to Thursday session July 1 to 7 P M for the sale of Arnolds Jewelry Store stock and fixtures located at 510 Locust Street Middletown Indiana. The event offers jewelry inventory and store fixtures.
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Arnolds Jewelry Store
Locust St
Middletown
Ind
Bill Harter
Stock Quotations and Market Notations
Stock quotations appear enclosed in brackets or parentheses to indicate higher asking and lower bids. The excerpt suggests interpretation guidance for reading quoted prices and bid asks in the market page.
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Itfere
Local Livestock Market Prices Taste of Early Market Day
Local livestock prices show hogs five higher with weight bands from 200 to 300 pounds priced between 16 17 dollars. Larger notes reflect declines in cattle values with steer and heifer ranges from 22 to 27 dollars. Local grains listing beans corn oats provide additional price points and weathered market context.
Hogs Remain Mostly Ready INDIANAPOLIS market report
Prices for butcher hogs were mostly steady to 25 cents higher in active trading. Weighted by weight, 180 to 240 pound barrows sold around 17.25 to 18 dollars, with 190 to 225 pound hogs scarce at 17.75 to 18.25. Lighter 150 to 170 pounds brought 15.25 to 17, while 275 to 350 pounds moved 14.5 to 15.25 and heavier to 14 or less. Steers rose 25 to 50 cents, with select lots at 24 to 26, and cows stayed steady to higher. Spring lambs and ewes traded in the 18 to 21 and 4 dollar ranges respectively, with stockers around 22 to 27 dollars and lambs steady.
Aircraft Firm Buys Signal Laboratories
Piper Aircraft Corp. announced it has purchased Aero Signal Laboratories of Phoenix Arizona for an undisclosed price. The laboratories will be transferred to Aero Beach Florida, home of Piper's engineering and development center.
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API
Piper Aircraft Corp
Aero Signal Laboratories
Phoenix
Ariz
Piper
Aero Beach
Fla
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