State Board finds 47300 overpaid to county officials
Indiana officials face findings of 7310 in irregular disbursements from Jasper County covering 1949 to 1953. Curtis Rardin, former county auditor, defends the overpayments as innocent misinterpretations of state law. Amounts included salary increases after the 1950 census, with several salaries still under review and bonds cited for protection. Remaining cases include Rep Ivan Carson and Sheriff William Webb, plus other mispayments and a tuition charge to Prosecutor Firman Thompson.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Accounts
Jasper County
Curtis E. Rardin
Rardin
Bardin
Sqaid
YMCA
Robert R. Wickersham
Anaconda
Wire and Cable Company
Edwin K. Steers
Robert Wolford
Will
William’ Bardin
Calvert
Rotary Club
Anderson Country Club
Viola M. Shoup
Ivan J. Carson
Delos H. Waymire
William Webb
Firman C. Thompson
Northwestern University
County Engineers
Ditch Project Payments and Overpayments Reported
A report shows ditch project workers were paid 139 for meals and five county commissioners were overpaid for travel and home telephone costs. It also states White County should not have been paid 152 in penalty and interest on ditch collections.
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Ditch Project
White County
Anderson Couple Hurt In Crash At Terre Haute Convention
Mr and Mrs Byron Norton of 240 West 12th Street were injured in a traffic crash on U S 41 while en route to Vincennes to visit relatives after attending a session of a convention in Terre Haute of the TPA Mrs Norton sustained a fractured ankle and Mr Norton was treated for cuts and bruises and released from Sullivan Hospital
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Terre Haute
TPA
Byron Norton
W. 12Th St
U.S. 41
Vincennes
Norton
Sullivan Hospital
Commencement Held At Lapel High School
Lapel High School holds its annual commencement in the school auditorium with Dr. Merrill B McFall of Bloomingdale presiding. The 40 plus graduates include Dale Anderson Wanda periodicals John Beaver Marilyn Gomment, Hubert Bodenhorn Gar Shelby Levening and many others listed, receiving diplomas from speaker Dale Prough.
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Lapel High School
Lapel
Madison County
Merrill B. McFall
Bloomingtot
Ton
Dale Anderson
Wanda Periodicals
Akers
John Beaver
Marilyn Gram
Beach
Hubert Bodenhorn
Lapel Highsdon
Bulen
Katherine Edrington
Charles Campbell
Linda Filer
Levening
Don Conrad
Shirley Forrer
Sell Edrington
Robert’ Fields
Rita Gentry
Merritt Forrer
Frances Hill
William Hackle
Dale Prough
Iman
Sondra Kellams
Aames
Supreme Court rules federal securities immune from state tax
The Supreme Court, in an eight to zero ruling, barred Ohio from taxing federal obligations held by mutual savings banks. The decision, the first by Justice John Marshall Harlan since joining the court, reaffirmed early rulings that federal securities enjoy state tax immunity. Justice Burton did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Mutual Savings Banks
John Marshall Harlan
New York
High Bench
Burton
London
Harlan
United States
Cleveland News
Ohio Supreme Court
Marie Nating
Leo Magers
L. R. Kemp
Edward Lamb
U. S
Alexander Commerce Safety Committee
Holtzoff
Sen
Miami Beach
Anderson
Consis
Natvig
FBI
Tives
Jean F. Dwyer
FCC
Lambi
Lamb
Toledo
Jer
WICU
Erie
Graham Draws 50 000 To London Crusade
Billy Graham drew about 50,000 to a Monday night service in heavy rain at Wembley Stadium London. He called it the greatest Monday sight in his ministry and noted the crowd despite the weather. The London crusade faced criticism from some opposition sections while UK authorities and courts dealt with unrelated legal matters in Washington and Cleveland.
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London
Billy Graham
Wangelist
Wembley Stadium
Graham
The
Rustichnace
More Tunnel Time Developed
Former private wing Nelson J. Brewer faces charges amid wind tunnel research claims for a modern multijet bomber. The Ohio Supreme Court overturns convictions while critiquing a picture ban’s effect on press freedom. City Editor Louis Clifford fined, reporter Sam Giaimo and photographer James Thomas ordered for costs. penalties suspended for the photo staff.
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Nelson J. Brewer
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Silbert
Louis Clifford
Sam Giaimo
James Thomas
Jackley Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Archer Jackley, superintendent of Mounds State Park, is reported in fair condition at St. John's Hospital after suffering a heart attack last week.
Party Line Talker Blamed For Fire Loss
Poughkeepsie report on warden Donald Townsend accusing Rhinebeck resident Mary F. Kayes, 42, of delaying emergency reporting via a party line. Townsend testified he spoke without identifying himself to report a barn fire on January 21 and the response was delayed. Kayes faces trial for violating emergency party line laws. Washington note follows about combat veterans in National Guard officers.
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Poughkeepsie
Donald Townsend
Mary F. Kayes
Rhinebeck
Farm income forecast for 1975 and beyond
A USDA economist told the Newspaper Farm Editors Assn that expanding population and buying power will push American farmers’ income at least 40 percent by 1975. He projected overall national income rising 50 to 60 percent in twenty years if trends continue, and urged a 40 percent increase in farm output of food and fiber to meet demand.
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Washington U
Agriculure Department
Nathan Kofisky
Farm Income
Farm Editors Assn
Thornton-Mince Ointment advertised at Meany drug store
An old clinic advertises a compound ointment and suppositories to relieve pain burning itching and reduce swelling. The ad promotes Thornton-Mince Ointment with a price of $1.08 and urges readers to ask today at Meany drug store.
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