Indiana Bank Robber Sentenced To 24 Years
William Kindler, 21, received 12 years on each of two bank robbery counts in Indianapolis. He admitted 30 plus other offenses, with robberies at Indiana National Bank and American Fletcher National Bank totaling about 54 thousand dollars.其他同案犯受罚。
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Indianapolis
UPD
Wiliam Kindler
S. Hugh Dillin
Kindler
Partier
Indiana National Bank
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co
U.S
Robert O'Neal
David Mernitz
Looe Ee Eeee
Renee Bers
Mich
Merrill J. Kaufman
Morris Johnthia City
Imson
Peal
Leo E. Olney
Coldwater
Franklin Mich
Rance
Charles W. Shock
Richard E. Sears
Ohio
Walter E. Ezzell
Indi
Anapolis
Dyneee Arene
Wilamson Jr
Albany
Elwood
James C. Rob
Uucu
East’ Main
Street Christian Church
Inj
Hartford City
Opal Cable
Gerald Wilhelm
Esther
Warmire
Dick Stephens
Elwood Women Host Banquets and Club Meeting roundup
Elwood women's groups meet Monday and Tuesday evenings for social events and a National Association of Postmasters dinner at Orestes Christian Church. Ladies served dinner. Ruth Noonan led business talk. Miss Coble's seat incident noted. James L. Eisler elected Sigma Epsilon secretary at Tri State College Angola.
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Indiana
National Association of Postmasters
Orestes Christian Church
James L. Etsler
Ar Ij
Forrest Etsler
Rt. 2
Sigma Epsilon
Society For Students In Business Administration
Tri State College
Angola
Eisler
Department of Business Administration
Solomon Knuckles Military Rites At Alexandria Church
Last rites for Solomon Knuckles were conducted Friday afternoon at the Alexandria Pentecostal Church with Rev. Dallas Davenport of Indianapolis and Rev. A. R. Courtney of Elwood in charge. Musicians were Linde Davenport and Katrina Davenport. The service followed a funeral at the Old Timers Club with a Leather Medal award ceremony and American Legion participation.
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Solomon Knuckles
Alexandria Pentecostal
Dallas Davenport
Indianapolis
A. R. Courtney
Elwood
Weel
Linde
Katrina Davenport
Robert H. Farber
Elwood Moose Lodge Hall
American Legion
Ralph
DePauw University
Berry
Charles Cummins
Robert Freshments
L. Andrews
James Donahue
Wilbur Aubrecht
William £. Hinton
Rici Weaver
Garland Shafer
Earl Stage
Herschel Swindell
Paul Shier
Byron Morgan
Don Hughes
Earl M. Kyle
Roy Ladd
Bradford
Brunson Hosts Area Meeting of Postmasters
Alexandria postmaster Kenneth Brunson and Summitville postmaster J Edward Brewer hosted Wednesday evening on behalf of the Fifth District.
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Brunson
Alexandria
Kenneth Brunson
J. Edward Brewer
Summitville
Six Court Cases at Elwood Court Rounded Up
Six people appeared in Elwood city court Friday morning. Claudius Vance, 43, Fairmount, case dismissed for no safety chains. Peggy Stansberry, 24, Alexandria, no operator license dismissed with valid permit. Frank Cooper, 66, pleaded not guilty to driving at unreasonably low speed. case continued. James Stephens, 44, Hammond, guilty to improper passing. fined $10 and costs. Henry Sprinkles, 36, Richmond, guilty of no Indiana plates. to return May 17. Harvey Lesh, 52, Indianapolis, pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct. case continued to May 24. Seven paid fines in advance.
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UU Voi
Cey
Claudius Vance
Fairmount
Peggy Stansberry
Alexandria
Frank Cooper
James Stephens
Hammond
Henry Sprinkles
Richmond
Indiana
Harvey Lesh
S. I St
Naid Finac
Artvanrs
Metals Society Meets Next Week in Muncie
The Muncie Chapter of the American Society for Metals will meet Tuesday at 6:30 PM at Flamingo Restaurant Ind 32 West Munice. Speaker Dr Karl L Fetters VP for Research Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. Andrew Malis of Ingersoll Steel Division will be technical chairman.
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Nice Mays
Cable
Mercy Hospital
Ling
Tammy Hunter
Ethel Curtis
Bibby Brock
S. P St
Linda Sue Roller
Dean St
Muncie
iAmerican Society For Metals
Anderson and
Madison County
Flamingo
Ind
West
Karl L. iFetters
Youngstown Sheet, and Tube Company
Andrew Malias
Ingersoll Steel Division
Promoted Greenwood becomes Ball State assistant professor
Charles H. Greenwood son of Mr and Mrs Huddie Greenwood is promoted to assistant professor at Ball State Teachers College Muncie He is a Ball State curricular advisor and orientation professor candidate. he earned bachelor and master degrees and studies continue He and his wife There sa and daughter Lisa reside in Muncie.
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Huddie Greenwood
Locust Sr
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Anderson High School
Arkderson College
Indiana University
Colorado College
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Greenwood
Lisa
Vomons Diniuay
Mary
Mammie) Hensley
Bales
Mill Creek Dr
Chesterfield
Hensley
Maurice Pittsford
Stewart Hensley
Hensleys
Gates
Va) Surface
Ira
Velma) Marsh
Dalesville
Geng
Jean) Hughes
Anderson
Lydia
Mary Nelen
Lois Adams
Ohio
Robert Hania
Mid
Argentina's Armed Forces Drive House Cleaning Call
Argentina's army demanded a purge of officials to end corruption. President Jose M. Guido reportedly faced the removal push backed by Interior Minister General Enrique Rauch. Guido rejected Rauch's report, while Rev. Robert L. Morgan criticized the plan as vague. General Ongania urged troops to pursue minimal reforms for early democratic elections.
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API
Jose M. Guido
Enrique Rauch
Rauch
Guido
Robert L. Morgan
Lanand
Sing
Mich
Jan
Juan ‘Carlos Ongania
Park Road
God
South Edgewood
Morgan
Econ
Eustaquio
Mendez
Tare
Argentina
Ongania
Choral Festival and 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
Park Place Church of God hosts its third annual Spring Choral Festival Sunday at 6 p m open to the public directed by Rev David Coolidge featuring singers from the community. The Bit and Bridle 4-H Horse and Pony Club met at Kilbuck Cabin with Becky Paddock in charge Rep Perry Pershing of Center Club attended a May 15 officers and junior leaders meeting Jennifer Hobbs led the health and safety report and Toni Morrill and Dick Johnson led the pledge Songs and Morgan horse slides were shown
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Horseland Pony Club
Kilbuck Cabin
Becky Paddock
Perry Pershing
Center Club
Jennifer Hobbs
Toni Morrill
Dick Johnson
Coolidge
Eastside
Boelmann
Bruce Avery
Barbara Falls
Mr. Coolidge
Sanctuary Choir
Tkach
V. Williams
Young
Beethoven
Grieg
D. Williams
Schneider
McCall
Poore
I Lord
Glarum
Hymn of the Republic
Wilhousky
Sunday services announced in Perkinsville churches and events
The church calendar lists Sunday School at 9:30 for Perkinsville Methodist and Beall's Chapel with worship at 10:30. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p.m. and evening service at 7. A Tuesday Christian Education service and a Wednesday midweek prayer service follow. A Bent 1960s style handbell choir concert and related musical program are planned with multiple choirs and guest musicians.
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Perkinsville
Walter
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Beall’s Chapel
Methodist Youth Fellowship
UAW-CIO Elects New Officers at Local 663 Meeting
Emmett Hallan reports 1 804 ballots cast at the UAW-CIO Local 663 election held at 2627 Terhune Ave. Kenneth Robertson was named president with Darrel Braman as vice president and Jack Crabtree as recording secretary. Betty J. Wable becomes financial secretary and John Hodson treasurer. Carroll Miller wins sergeant at arms with Evin Jackson as guide. Trustees are Dick Morgan George Poteet and Dick Marsh. Executive board members are Joe Armstrong Berniece Crumbaugh Vernon Shipley Lawrence Smith Paul Spencer Dorothy Slaughter. Shop committee members are Robert York Richard Dennis Russell Utter and Al Snider.
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Terhune Ave
Emmett Hillan
Kenneth Robertson
Darrel Branaman
Jack Crabtree
Betty J. Wable
John Hodson
Carroll Miller
Evin Jackson
Illinois Uses Surplus Food For Relief
Illinois welfare officials turn to the federal stockpile to feed relief recipients as May checks stall amid a legislative deadlock. IPAC coordinates with the U S Department of Agriculture and local agencies to distribute surplus foods by county, amid hunger threats to thousands. Salvation Army centers in Peoria Decatur and Springfield prepare to feed ADC recipients unless the impasse ends.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Nois Public Aid Commisson
IPAC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Welfare Agency
Washington
Republican Party
COP
Republican
Democratic Party
Welfare Council
Salvation Army
Peoria
Decatur
Springfield
Bavarian Wage Agreement Reached
In Munich Germany a compromise wage increase was agreed for Bavaria's 450000 metal workers averting a threatened new strike on Friday bar and management reached a deal.
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Germany
Bavaria
Census ratios show births by gender in the year
The census figures indicate 105 to 106 males born each year for every 109 females, highlighting a gender balance disparity in the birth statistics.
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