Five Reds Recessed Trial Proceeding in Conspiracy Case
The trial of five defendants charged with conspiracy to advocate forcible overthrow of the government was recessed until May 17. One defendant testified that a good Communist could not believe in the U.S. Constitution, while the defense prepared to press its case. The other defendants include Marc Murphy James Forest and wife Dor Rose, and William Sentner. The hearings resume the week of May 24 with juries and judges continuing to weigh the charges.
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Memorial Day observance and community updates in Elwood
The Rev. Jordan of First Presbyterian will speak at Memorial Day services in Elwood City Cemetery after a parade from the city building. Community Night at Indiana Bell drew a large crowd, X-ray unit visits planned, and meter fund activity shows a balance and month receipts. Union posts and plant workers are noted in regional updates.
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Indiana Guards to Attend Training Conference in Michigan
Nes Monal Guard officers head to Camp Grayling Michigan June 4 5 for a training conference coordinating with Michigan au. The Indiana adjutant general Maj Gen A A Doherty and AG John W McConnell supervise planning with Lt Col William Merritt and three regimental commanders also attending.
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Dam site proposed for Patoka River valley dam plan
Chief Engineer Joseph J. Perrey of the Indiana Flood Center and Water Resources Commission says the dam would create a 25 acre lake holding 905 million gallons with an estimated cost of $216,000. He and H. L. Hollman recommended the site above 12 others studied in the Patoka River Valley. The dam would be 32 feet high.
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