White To Speak At Railroad Share Meeting
Willam White president of the New York Central Railroad will travel to Albany to preside over a pivotal stockholders meeting amid a bitter control battle. Opponent Robert Young plans to join a special train of stockholders arriving ahead of the meeting. The clash involves proxies and a 900,000 share block, with court action possible to delay or move the gathering.
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New York
Willam White
New York Central Railroad
Albany
N. Y
White
Central
Robert %. Young
Flins
State Armory
Railroad
Appellate Division
New York State Supreme
Young
Texas
Clint W. Murchison
Sid W. Richardson
Sharon
Bognie
Charles Hopper
Elwood
Walter Daulton
Pheonix
Ariz
Lyman Daviton
Roberson
Alexandria
Charles
Minnie Hopper
South Side
Family Court Hears Husband Support Fight and Court Orders Bond
A Chicago Family Court hearing reveals a wife seeking support as husband faces orders after years with limited contact. Judge imposes a $1,500 bond and requires compliance reports while the wife cites financial and family stress amid ongoing disputes.
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Chicago
Former Elwood Resident George A Walters Dies in Florida
George A Walters 14 a former Elwood resident died Monday morning at his Miami Florida home. Body to be brought to Elwood for funeral arrangements at York Memorial Home. He moved from Elwood to Florida in 1994. Survived by son Edward South Bend a daughter Ava Sayers Anderson a brother Clifford Walters Muncie three grandchildren Dan Sayers Rosemary Sayers and Peggy Yecerwood Anderson and one great grandchild.
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Elwood
George A. Walters
Miami
Fla
Iork
Walters
Florida City
Edward
South Bend
Ava Sayers
Anderson
Clifford Walters
Muncle
Dan Sayers
Rose
Elwood Social and Civic Events Mentioned at Local Meetings
Elwood hosts meetings of the Elwood Business and Professional Women at the Frances Slocum Trail area with members Barbara Hutchison and Margory Bammer among attendees. A large Harris family dinner near Elwood drew relatives and friends including Roberta Brown Carolyn Spencer and numerous others from area towns, with many calling later. The Northeastern Indiana Methodist Conference session under Bishop Raines will meet May 26 in Kokomo to appoint ministers and close with a Memorial Gymnasium service broadcast Sundays.
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Elwood
Frances Slocum Trailsional Woman's Club
Park
Peru
Bassodiang
Robert Harris
Nortth
Elwoud
Roberta Brown
Cathy
Paul
Carolyn Spencer
John
Mary K. Melvig
Carolvetta
Fairlie
Ray Frey
Immit
William Salisbury
Rela
Emily
Sadie Borris
May
Byson Clouser
Arthur French
Retta Luse
Charles Lamin
William [Fall
X. J. Ploughe
Charles D. Shoulders
Mary
David
Rosie
Elton Frye
Linda
Phillip
West Point Vantiles
Joe Hooker
Ray Hollensheen-Jucascher
Mia
Nuren Saniny
Knights of Pythias
Jack Wheeler
West Point
Cen
Indiana
Roe
Mra
John Frazier
Charles’ Ormedy
Raymond ‘Trohaugh
Keko
le Basac
Allen
Siema Md Gamma
Norttler
Noblesville
Metho- Cyldwitt F Ddist
William ‘Chomas
Lagan- Barlele
Staly
Grace Methodist Nee
Sali Wy Aur
Richard C. Raines
Wild Song
Memorial Gymnasium
Kokomo
Raines
Senate finishes Ike housing plan in liberal bill
Senate Banking Committee completed work on President Eisenhower's housing proposal. Chairman Capehart said the measure would be ready for debate by Thursday June 3. He described the bill as the most liberal of its kind yet approved, while noting it narrows gaps with Ike's recommendations and tightens provisions to guard against scandal.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Red
Capehart
Congressional
Rigenhower
Auto crashes into house in Elwood Illinois
Reported Sunday a car driven by Virgil Murphy of Detroit left the street and struck Archie Foust’s house in Elwood. Damage to the home and vehicle was noted as reports described a possibly faulty mechanism. A city investigation followed amid other weekend accidents and a government smoke abatement discussion.
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Ilwood
Virgil Murphy
Detroit
Mich
Iho
Archie Foust
Wollee
Glen ‘Thomas
Alexans Idria
Gerald Leo Bright
Margelli Garman
Wille Short
Tipton
S. Andovann St
Ethel Conwell
N. Ander
Oliver Shaw
Kokor
At & D
Lee/SL
Anderson Sts
Doughnut Day Tag Sale Set by Salvation Army
Salvation Army hosts a Doughnut Day tag sale Saturday in the business district to raise money for citadel maintenance. A mobile unit will offer free coffee and doughnuts as schoolchildren sell tags all day in the business section. This is the second year of the event.
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Blwood
Salvation Army
Citadel
Fire units tame brush fire at Caldwell barn
Fire chief viewed a rural city truck extinguish a small blaze at a barn on the Caldwell farm on Glotzbach road. Damage minor after the fire started by a cigarette. Separately a blaze at John Ritter home 2715 N A St Sunday morning was contained. A Creagmiller tavern break in on Main St reported with no items taken.
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Glotzbach
Elewood
F. Caldwell
John Ritter
Creagmiler
Creagmill Trocery
Main St
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
S. Elwood
Alleghany
Lavone Roberson
Wife Corp
Robert Roberson
Commerce Commission
Hognital
Andrea
C&o
Pen
Wesley Delk
James McClain
Burin
Elwood City
Copher
Mamie Faulstitch
Mercy Hospital
Bohaly
Clifton Williams
Universe
Sunday
Richard Collier
Edward Oecles
Williams
Rohats
Gene T. Marsh
11Th St
Illinois
Dennis
Claudette
Bruce
Keith
Long’s Cleaners
The
Eagles Lodge
Ray Pullen
Erpin Waymire
Mesdames
Agnes Cook Lennig Bisslas
Josie Yocum
Saba Lynas
Indianapolis
Mary Penn
Ehwood
Marlon
Alexandera
Ridge Home
Red Corner Pta
Ted: Corner
Parent-Teacher Association
Wood
Russell Ware
Pedent
Bemnal Anteling WM Thirman Parker
Alfend Uahho
Linwond Ranche
Jenny ‘Smith
I Reeve
Fay Thomas
U.S. Army
Ike
Everett Phillips
Theelty
Canada
Howard B Stark Co
Mabraubre
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Tues, Dane
Herald
Tha Anderson Herald
Cakelell
Caldwell
Cailwell
N.Y
Ady
Thi
Pervenst
Mound Citt
Duve BT
ST. (Ours
Mibsour
America
Chrysler
Broadway Sales Co
Broadway
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