Indiana Republicans claim gains in primary battles
Reported gains by both factions of the Indiana Republican Party three days before county reorganization meetings. Craig supporters highlight victories in precinct contests, while the Jenner camp cites nominations favoring the regular organization. County chairmen elections loom, shaping the state committee and future leadership amid a partisan power struggle.
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Norman Neely
Brownington
Rammilt Wemen
Cyr
Ray Madden
Gary
Robert JL Moore
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaer
James St. Kerg
Logansport
Shepard J. Ceampacker Jr
South Band
Jobin Jeademas
George LD
Sullivan
Jon
D. Bailey Merrell Id Tipton
Robert Thompson
Evansville
Winfield K
Con-Venton
Wilgon
Bed-sored
Anderson Junior Ford
Wilfrid J. Ullrich
Chamber of Commerce
Tipton Aurora
Thompson
Ralph Harvey
Casilla
Inez M. Sebell
Connersville
WR Swillsign
Charles J. Brownson
Indianapolis
Boswell
Sulphur Springs Youth Improves After Injury
Pam McGee a 16 year old Sulphur Springs youth returns home from Cincinnati hospital where he had been treated for neck and shoulder injuries after a truck train collision near the city. He is reported improving as he recovers.
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Pam McGee
Sulhur Springs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio City
McGee
Anderson Herald
Seven Nurses Receive Caps At Notre Dame School
Seven first year nursing students at the Mary Cross School of Nursing at Notre Dame were awarded caps in a Sunday ceremony. Local students include Cynthia Bippus Janice Cockerham Roberta Critser Jeannette Alcibe Martha Barryway Patricia Weatherly. The class begins clinical work in June with duties across medicine surgery obstetrics diet and emergency care under Rev Murphy’s address.
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Anderson Sudele
Mary Cross School of Nursing
Notre Dame J
Cynthia Bippus
Alva Smith
Janice Cockerham
al. L. Cocksinm
Jeantte AleCibe
Tt. BR. Ballard
Martha
M. Eula
Vendricks
Barryway
John Tway
Patricia Weatherly
Isaic Weatherly
Stents
St. John's School
Jota
BE. Murphy
Sl Stahn
Purdue Professor to Retire in June After 42 Years
Purdue University longtime electrical engineering leader, a distinguished professor and head of the School of Electrical Engineering, plans to retire June 30. An Indianapolis drive note names new associate chairmen and honors past service in a state campaign report.
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Ewing
Memher
Mircue University
Fcully
School of Electrical Engieneor
Ing
Recordl
Freda Ehlek L. Mirde
Purdue University
State Drive
Indianapolis
Crawford
Parker
New Castre
Oral
Stuart Johnson
Theodore B
Courier Journal
Washington
Uim
Ainner Hisenhower Ling
Senate
Assoutalian
Indiana
Non Hockemeyer
Fngland
Mara
Garrett W. Gostard
Kempton
Aml
Paul 2Rants
Liberty Center
New Suits Filed in Circuit Court
Court records show pending filings including Ferne L. Cowles versus Robert Cowles a divorce complaint Sayler and Cleveland. Ray W. Frisbie versus Robert G. Byrne possession of real estate. Lillian J. Sullivan versus Willie H. Sullivan divorce. Wilson G. Anorsat v Ben Schaefer Loretta M. Schaefer v. spouses in separate divorce actions. Kolt and Schrenker noted in docket.
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Ferne L
Superir Court
Ray W. Frisbie
Robert G. Byrne
Bohannon and Burton
Lillian J. Sullivan
Willie H. Sullivan
Wilson G
Mitchell warns Democrats against overconfidence in midterm fight
National Chairman Stephen A Mitchell told the Democratic National Committee to expect a big money drive and smear tactics from Republicans led by Attorney General Brownell and Senator McCarthy as they race to gain control of Congress. He warned against overconfidence despite a perceived Democratic advantage and cited a coordinated nationwide campaign funded by about 3.8 million dollars. He noted rumors of indictments targeting Democrats and alleged party wiring between Brownell and the Dewey Eisenhower wing of the GOP.
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Waskington
Stephen’ A. Mitchell
Brownell
Sen
McCarthy UR Wis
Congress
Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Washington
Alty
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
New Auto Listings Reported
Detroit registrations for March total 480 731, lifting first quarter totals to 104 191 021 units and marking the third best quarter in automotive history. January to March gains show 340 608 to 460 731 titles, with March ranking fourth best for the month since 1946.
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Detroit
Tk, le Polk & Co
Motor Vehicle Registrations Reach New Quarterly Total
March totals 72 568 units raise first quarter to 14 120 February registrations 60 141 January 60 706 March 12 000 more than February first quarter 220 804 units vs 19a 3. Doo miles in 1953 total about 547 000 001 at 50 mph would take one car 1 250 000 years to cover that distance.
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