Alexandria-Monroe Joint High looks to Indianapolis for legal help
A committee from the Alexandria-Monroe Township Joint High School Holding Corporation visited the Ross McCord Lee and Miller firm in Indianapolis to start legal work and plan future development. The trip was approved by the board led by Sanford Hicks with Dave Cox Harold Hanlin and Ray Miller and secretary Herman Manning. The group discussed architect selection from three finalists and Lafayette planting engineers reviewed city facilities for proposed locations of the new joint high school.
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Alexandria
Ross, McCord,lee and Miller
Indianapolis
Alexandria-Monroe Township
Sanford Hicks
Ray Miller
Herman Manning
Lafayette
First Indiana Driver Reexaminations Begin Under New Law
Indiana to start mandatory reexaminations for drivers aged 35 and older whose licenses expire in 1958-59. About 750,000 drivers statewide face eye test and road rules checks, with exams beginning July 1 and conducted by a trained staff of state examiner teams. Local Legion Auxiliary to provide cakes for event.
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Alexandria
William
Indianapolis
Blake
Indiana Motors
Earl Mohler
Thelles Hurst
Russell Macy
McMahan
State Finance Board and Budget
Draper
Nellie Fox
James Tuuney
Indiana
Frazier
Gene’ Falk
Milton
Green
Edith Johnson
Ernests
Quinn
Orville Smith
Glen
Bulletin-Herald
Thompson
Clarence Tuttle
Car Door Injures Fishersburg Woman
Mrs Maud Edrington suffered a thumb injury when a car door closed on her hand Saturday she received care from Dr Rinnie Attendance at Wesleyan Church reached 30 with community families hosting and visiting over the weekend revival services led by Rev Lemoine Wright and his wife Gay at the Wesleyan Church multiple local residents attended funerals and shared hospital visits with relatives in the area
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Camp
Drum
Hus
Robbie Johnson
New Castle
John . Bodenhorn
Nancy Hurlock
Mildred Addison
Rupert
Dorcas Mullett
Guth
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Terry Burris
Oscar Davis
Lemoine Wright
Ada Scott
Susie Burris
Gary Teeters
Mary Rich
Delpha
David Davis
Avon Teeters
Noblesville
Hoover urges crackdown on obscene material as crime rise cited
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urges communities to crush filth mongering pornography describing it as sewage sales and a pollution problem. He warns of increased sex crimes with school vacations and calls for close attention by civil leaders and police nationwide.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Trees Worth $1 200 Cut At Shades State Park
Montgomery County grand jury found at least 1200 worth of trees cut at Shades State Park. Prosecutor John R Berry said State Conservation Department officials valued missing trees at about 600. Grand jury knows who removed them but has not decided if there was criminal intent. Park recently surveyed.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Shades State Park
John R. Berry
State Conservation Department
Berry
Mayflower II Delayed by Calms on Atlantic Voyage
The Mayflower II, a British built re enactor of the Pilgrim voyage to America, was becalmed off the Canary Islands. Skipper Alan Villiers announced by radio that the ship is running a week to 10 days late, with Plymouth, Massachusetts expected around May 25.
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Land's End
England
America
Canary Islands
Alan Villiers
Villiers
Plymouth
Mass
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Madison County American Legion
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