Recording Admitted in Bribe Case Hearing
Special Judge W Douglas Elwood allowed a wire recording of a May 4 1959 conversation in which Tommy Morgano allegedly offered Deputy Sheriff Harold Rayder 100000 to permit a gambling and prostitution operation in Porter County. A tampered and broken tape was also presented. Morgano previously faced a hung jury in a prior bribery trial.
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Kentland
Ind
UPT
W. Douglas Elwood
Tommy Morgano
Morgano
Porter County
Harold Rayder
Rayder
A .Iny
Massman to address University Club on life goals
Glen Massman a Dayton Ohio national human relations authority and lecturer will speak at 6 30 p m May 23 at the Anderson Country Club for the University Club of Anderson final dinner meeting of the year Robert H Land club president announced Massman will discuss What A Person Wants From Life He will explore effort recognition real security and keeping employees from monotony with humorous incidents from his industrial career Massman Knight of the Management Round Table has held civic leadership roles and multiple education credentials including Otterbein College and Wittenberg University affiliations
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University Club of
Anderson
Anderson Country Club
Glen Massman
National Human Relations Authority
Dayton
Ohio
Robert H Land
Guide Lamp Division
Massman
Seymour
The
Management Round Table
Otterbein College
Wittenberg
Miami
Foreman’s Club of
Elwood Veterans Auxiliary Elects Officers and Prom Night
A Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting in Elwood elected and installed officers. Loretta Tompkins was installed as president, with Marilda Wallace as senior vice president and Florence Goodman as chaplain. Other officers include secretary Letha Courtney and treasurer Brenda Bastian. The district meeting will be in Frankfort in July, with state convention June 15–19 at Fort Wayne. Also announced are the Rebekahs District 15 instruction, a prom queen crowning for Wendell L. Willkie High School, and related activities at Elwood.
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Elwood
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of the Fifth District
Tipton
Loretta Tompkins
Marilda Wallace
Wabash
Florence Goodman
Fay Martin
Gas City
Orpha DeBois
Anderson
Letha Courtney
Brenda Bastian
Margaret Martinie
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Tompkins
Fort Wayne
Rebekahs
Helen Brickman
Rebekah
Gilman Lodge
Susan Peters
Jay Peters
Wendell L. Willkie
Ronnie Cline
Robinpat Tam
Pamela Burton
Edgar Tolle
Blanche Digel
James Hiatt
George
Car Hits County Bridge At Elwood Damages Bridge Abutment
Guy R. Simmons, 35, of 1906 No. F St., lost control on Madison County Road 1000 No. near Ind. 37 and struck a Duck Creek bridge abutment at 12 15 p.m. He escaped injury though his car suffered 250 dollars in damage and the bridge abutment 100 dollars. State trooper William A. Howard Jr. investigated.
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Elwood
Guy R. Simmons
No. F St
Madison County
Ind. 37
William A. Howard Jr
Simmons
Duck Creek
Elwood Council Amends 1931 Inflammables Ordinance
Elwood's city council held a special session and passed an amendment to a 1931 ordinance on inflammables storage. The amendment makes it unlawful to store inflammables in tanks or containers over 5,000 gallons, with an exception for underground storage for retail outlets not to exceed 18,000 gallons.
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Elwood
Marietta Mason Named St Marys Y W Delegate in New York
Alexandria notice lists Marietta Mason chosen by St Marys Catholic Youth Organization as delegate to a forthcoming New York convention. New members and attendees at the parish party include Mary Barrett Louis Bender George Crist Mike Crist Janice Fetz Jeff Fetz Jarry Ice Judy Kern Ed Schmidt and others. Friendly Circle will meet Thursday at Mrs Howard Cranfields home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Marietta Mason
St. Mary's Church
New York
Mary Barrett
Louis Bender
George Crist
Mike Crist
Janice Fetz
Jeff Fetz
Jarry Ice
Judy Kern
Ed Schmidt
Fred Thurber
Richard Wilson
Jan Zettel
Richard Adams
Jim Barton
Steve Bender
Cynthia Bowers
Kathy Clan
Friendly Circle
Howard Cranfield
World War Mothers Organization
Senior Citizens Community Center
W. 8Th St
Helen Snowden
Clara Isenhour
Hallie Wright
Eva Quinn
Mary McNeil
Thelma Sheets
Myrtle Miller
Howard Himes
Orpha Gaus
May Utterback
Herald
Indiana Court Actions Include Multiple Divorces and Robbery Affidavit
State of Indiana vs James Arthur Beemer Donald Lee McClish Joseph Delmer Sidwell filed an affidavit for robbery. Violet Mae Leonard vs Ernest R Leonard a complaint for divorce. Edwin A Pollard vs Evan Pollard a divorce action. Charline Hobbs vs Jerry Hobbs a divorce. Patsy Jean Hudson vs Bill Joe Hudson a divorce. Dorothy Burton vs Ollie Burton a divorce. William B McIntyre vs Emma Curtis a damages suit for wrongful death due to negligence. Ward Stohler vs Ray Armonton a replevin suit. Marjorie Stamm vs Lewis E Stamm a divorce action.
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State of Indiana
James Arthur Beemer
Donald Lee McClish
Joseph Delmer Sidwell
Melvin Thornburg
Superior Court
Violet Mae Leonard
Ernest R. Leonard
Schrenker
Anderson
Edwin A. Pollard
Evan Pollard
Charline Hobbs
Jerry Hobbs
Jerrold Finney
Patsy Jean Hudson
Bill Joe Hudson
Charles B. Salyer
Dorothy Burton
Ollie Burton
William B. McIntyre
Emma Curtis
William J. Norton
Ward Stohler
Ray Armington
Schrenker and Anderson
Marjorie Stamm
Lewis E. Stamm
Beckman
Rotruck
Schuyler
Local Resident Dies of Injuries in Crash
Arthur Foust, 60, of Miami in Miami County, died Sunday at a Kokomo hospital from injuries sustained May 4 in a car truck collision at a county road intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo, Ind
Arthur Foust
Kokomo
Foust
Miami
Miami County
Soviet Atomic Chief announces two new power stations
Visiting Soviet atomic energy chief Vasili Emelyanov says the USSR is constructing two new atomic power stations with a combined output of 210000 kilowatts. The report notes the first Eddystone lighthouse near Plymouth was erected in 1696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vasili Emelyanov
Soviet Union
Plymouth
English Channel
Elwood Poster Award Winners Honored in School Contest
Elwood public and parochial schools hosted a poster contest tied to a clean up drive. Winners in three categories received cash prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars. Judges included Helen Benedict and Opal Coble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Helen ‘Benedict
Opal Coble
Fertilizer Plant Planned Near Kuala Lumpur
A multimillion dollar fertilizer plant will be built on a 300 acre site near Kuala Lumpur to serve Malaya’s 800000 farmers as a cooperative venture. An Arctic diamond search has started in the Taiga of south central Siberia by a Soviet Institute expedition, Tass reports.
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
Malaya
Moscow
Soviet Institute of Arctic Geology
Taiga
Siberia
Tass
Kiwanis Drive Funds For 4-H Fair Building
Johns-Manville Corporation of Alexandria leads a countywide drive to fund a new shelter over the fair display area at Beulah Park to be ready by the 1961 4-H Fair in August. The project costs about 11 000 dollars with public contributions invited through Hank Williams, Alexandria Kiwanis Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria — Johns-Manville Corporation
Alexandria
Beulahark
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Madison County
Kiwanis Club
Hank Williams
W. Church St
Ind
Evansville Pilot Killed in Bitburg Air Show Crash
Air Force identifies Capt William L Matthews of Evansville as the pilot killed in a Bitburg Germany air show crash. The F104 Starfighter went down during NATO Air Forces Day commemorations. He is survived by his mother Loretta F Matthews of Evansville and his wife Nima of Victorville California.
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Evansville
Ind
Air Force
Bitburg Air Base
Germany
William L. Matthews
Loretta F. Matthews
Nima
Victorville
Calif
Matthews
Maritain to Join Little Brothers of Jesus in Rome
The Catholic weekly L Avenire D Italia reports French philosopher Jacques Maritain nearing eighty plans to enter the Little Brothers of Jesus monk order in Rome. This move marks a notable shift for the French thinker amid his public religious involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
L’avenire D'Italia
Jacques Maritain
Monks of the
Little Brothers of Jesus
Visitors set record for guided U.N. tour
A record 7,292 visitors toured the United Nations headquarters on May 12, surpassing the previous mark by 14 from April 20, 1960. The sharp rise signals growing interest in the world body’s functioning and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
Connecticut Turnpike Sees 40 Million Vehicles in 1959
Connecticut's new state turnpike logged 40 356 371 vehicles in its second year 1959 highlighting rapid early use and growing regional traffic on the toll road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New State
Poppy Day Plans Made At Elwood
Elwood prepares for annual Poppy Day on May 27 with American Legion Auxiliary and Gertrude's millinery as headquarters. Elizabeth Bonham chairs the committee. a Poppy Club forms, inviting $1 donations for membership. Proceeds fund disabled veterans and needy children. Rotary Club donations total 215.62 from weekend street sales to the Elwood Community Center. Quincy Lodge No. 230 meets at 7:30 p.m. with refreshments afterward.
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Elwood
American Legion Auxiliary
Gertrude’s
Anderson St
Florence Cooper
Elizabeth Bonham
Lila Holt
Mrs. Bonham
Rotary Club
Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
Quincy Lodge No
Temple
Child Evangelism Fellowship Elects Officers
The Madison County group met at Joe Sobel's home on Tuesday evening May 9 for its annual officer election. Eric Bergdahl was chosen president, Joe Sobel vice president, Jacqueline Adams secretary, A Gerald Philippe treasurer, with Netta Culp named director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Child Evangelism
Joe Sobel
Eric Bergdahl
Jacqueline Adams
A. Gerald Phillipe
Netta Culp
Fever root described as purgative honeysuckle herb
The passage identifies fever root as a purgative herb belonging to the honeysuckle family. It notes its medicinal use and classification within herbal remedies.
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Becky Lehman
Wabsh
Ruth Bradford
Marion
Barbara Hughes
Rita Brown
Lavon Kellum
Elwood’s Council
Colorado
Gwen Cleaver
al Duffy
Joe ‘Erner
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Don Fisher
Richard Flecker
Carol Fuller
Bill Geiling
Donna Holding
Frances Knapp
Mary Alice Knapp
Nancy Libler
John Lustig
Mary Lustig
Susan Magee
Rose Ann Mason
Jeanne Schweitzer
Sandra Willey
weRre
Oi Ae Ea Ome
Eve
Fred Welker Ford, Inc
Courthouse News
Circuit Court
Dr. R. L. Canada Podiatrist
Morton ST
Elwood Poster Award
Melody Anne Harrison
Oakland School
Robert Sherman
Washington School
Bob Ferring
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Jackie Nichols
Merle Hewitt
Edgewood
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Edge
Daniny Blake
Leslie Graham
Janalyn Harney
Mercy Hospital
George McMinn
Baby
Roger Blair
Summitville
Ollie Mutt
Emily Buechler
Franklin
Robert L. Jackley Ambulance
Rose Leach
Stephen Arbuckle
So. L St
David Smith
Marilyn Allen
Victor Allen
25Th St
Robert Long Hospital
Russia
Child Evangelism Fellowship
North Anderson
Piraeus
China
Fea
Kan
Son “Wynn Kirk
Eastman
Candy Moore
Ben Johnson
Jesse White
Champy
the Angus
L. E. Hoffman
Harold B. Taylor
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