Senate Weighs Definition Of State In Highway Right Of Way
In Washington the Senate questioned what constitutes a state during a debate on a right of way bill. Senator Walter F. George of Georgia and Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma City sparred over who would request a right of way, with Kerr asserting the state must designate the highway department to act. The exchange highlighted ambiguity in defining state authority and the role of Washington funding.
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Washington
U. S. Senate
Georgia
Oklahoma
Walter F. George
Vienna
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma City
George
Kerr
Highway Department
Tates
State Highway Department
Senaor
Roundabout Senate Exchange Over State Definition
A dialogue shows George pressing Kerr for a clear definition of state in a bill. Kerr deflects with compliments about the Georgia senator, insisting a plain answer is presumptuous, leaving George dissatisfied as the discussion circles the issue without resolution.
Rural Youth Seek Members in Madison County Drive
The Indiana Rural Youth Clubs of Madison County plan a recruitment campaign next week and in early June. Chairman John Hull will direct the drive from 706 Walnut. The group targets out-of-school youth aged 18 to 28 and aims to link high school and 4-H youth with adult agricultural and home economics groups. Meetings are the second Wednesday monthly at the Home Economics Building on the 4-H fairgrounds in Alexandria. prospective members may contact Hull or county agent Walter C. Haynes at the Post Office.
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Indiana Rural Youth Clubs
Madison County
John Hull
Walnut
Madison County Rural Youth Club
Alexandria
Hull
Walter C. Haynes
Central Christian Church
Pendra Road
India
Ira A. Paternoster
United Christian Missionary Society
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ira Paternoster
Department of Resources
International Board of Missions and Christian Education
Disciples of Christ
Christian Church
Paternoster
United Society
Ohio
Vrymouth
Northside Christian Church
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga Falls
Dayton
Daytoniers
Monfin
Théine Ec Harboreary Society
Commission
Lan International Union
Aj Ohio Chi Rho
Samen
Pater
Lematics
American Ymca Board
Akron
Mca
Church Honors Seniors Sunday at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church honored 32 high school seniors during a Sunday morning program led by the Church Commission on Education and the High School Department. Principal speakers included Dr. Wesley H. Bransford and department teachers Ozora White and Jesse Hunt zinger. The program featured a Boy's Quartet performance and gifts such as a Bible study book and a Christian warfare study picture.
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Church Commission On Education
Thomas Alley
Ozora White
Wesley H. Bransford
Jesse Huntzinger
Howard Gaar
Wil- Pakes
Hermine Kaufman
Steven P. Pakes
Ted
Peter E. Pakes
Stewart
Cedric Dunkerly
Edgewood Dr
Armed Forces
Gaar
Association of the United
George P. Dixon
Ohio State
Herberts University
College of Agriculture and Fellowship
ROTC
Childes
Connie
John Childes
Margaret Alexander
David Bates
Deardra Beresford
Catherine Bowen
Janet Busby
Thomas Byrum
Herbert Cappel
Jack Coffin
Sherry Couch
Vincent Daubenspeck
Mary Day
Beverly Duncan
Barbara Fischer
Barry Gaar
Jane Huntzinger
Betty Tel
Nancy Imel
Jane Judkins
Paul Keller
Mary King
Barbara Leffel
Pamela Lowe
Joan Lowry
Robert McAllister
Vn Mitchell
Linda Potter
Evansville
Ind
Leandra Scott
Karen Shaffer
Billy Joe Smith
Sandra Thomp
Plymouth Body c
Ip Ogain
Frenzied man holds baby as police close in
In Indianapolis a parent tour caused a delayed Municipal Court session as 31 speeding arrests were dropped after officers failed to appear. Judge Norris waited five minutes. cases were dismissed after a bargaining move in a complex union dispute dating to 1946. In Yonkers, a 32 year old man named John Stepien held a year old baby at knife point from a third floor window. police restrained him and the child was unharmed. He faces a third degree assault charge after breaking into a Margret Grady's apartment and beating her before the child fled.
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Virgil D. Norris
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CIO
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IUE
Yonkers
N. Y
John Y Stepien
Margaret
Grady
Maquette Row
Allison Engine Receives First Civilian Turbo Prop Certificate
INDIANAPOLIS WE. B. Newill, GM Allison general manager, announced the first certificate by the Civil Aeronautics Administration for a turbo prop engine to the Allison Model 501. The unit is in military production for the Lockheed C130 Hercules and appears in two new commercial airliner designs. Certification fore shadows airlines operating U.S. built turbo prop transports carrying 60 to 80 passengers at speeds up to 450 mph. Commercial delivery is planned by March 1957.
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Indianapolis
WE. B. Newill
Allison Division
General Motors Corp
Civi Aeronautics Administration
Nevill
Newill
Tent Jail Closes In Martin City Mont
Martin City records show the tent jail closed due to lack of funds personnel and need. The improvised jail once served as the town’s first church before the new church was built and repurposed.
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Martin City
Mont
Jjail
Minimum Pay For Teachers Gets Backing
CHICAGO The National Congress of Parents and Teachers endorsed a minimum wage scale for teachers from 3600 a year for beginners up to 8500 for experienced and efficient teachers. The plan includes annual increases to address teacher shortages, with no distinction between elementary and high school teachers. In the presidential race, Mrs Rollin Brown of Los Angeles defeated Harry Reynolds of Winona Minn 1102 to 188. Mrs James Parker was elected first vice president with other officers named.
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Chicago
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Rollin Brown
Los Angeles
Harry Reynolds
Winona
Minn
Reynolds
James Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
L. W. Alston
Hattiesburg
Miss
James H. Snowden
Wilmington
Del
UEW Wins Union Vote At Servel
Evansville Indiana United Electrical Workers won a representation election at Servel Inc. polling 1995 votes, about 500 ahead of its rivals. CIO and IAM totals were 813 and 640 with 469 for no union. protests expected. John W. Hines announced counts for the NLRB. Over three fourths of Servel's 4500 employees voted.
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Evansville
Ind
United Electrical Workers Union
Servel, Inc
Midwest
C10
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afli International Association of Machinists
John W. Hines
National Labor Relations Board
Servel
Well Blamed Typhoid Outbreak Tied to Contaminated Well
A contaminated well on a dairy farm in Hagen Germany was blamed for a typhoid fever outbreak that infected 510 people and caused one death. The state prosecutor said water from the well was used to wash milk containers. Officials noted 150 East German refugees lived on the farm and sanitary conditions were poor.
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Hagen
Germany
East Germany
Walkout Ends At Fort Wayne And Poughkeepsie Plant Incident
In Fort Wayne Indiana thirty workers walked out at General Electric Winter Street plant over grievances tied to the heavy machinery division. In Poughkeepsie New York Mary L Kayes 43 was convicted for interfering with a party line emergency call and received suspended sentence. James H Jackson Jr Arlington Virginia fined fifty dollars for taking a driving test for his father.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Winter Street
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
General Electric Co
Mary L. Kayes
Arlington
County Attorney Fumes Over Hot Check Traffic Fine
Greenville Texas county attorney Bill Pemberton vented anger after a traffic fine was paid with a hot check, highlighting ongoing concerns over payment integrity and enforcement actions in the area.
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Greenville
Texly — County
Bill Pemberton
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