Dismissal Motions Sought in Gary Tax Case Indictments
Hammond Indiana AP A motion to dismiss indictments charging Mayor George Chacharis of Gary and Lake County Sheriff Peter Mandich with conspiring to evade federal income taxes was heard by Judge Robert Grant after arguments and will be reviewed with similar motions for three other Gary officials and an accountant. The cases involve alleged kickback related tax evasion on 226,686.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond, Ind
George Chacaris
Gary
Lake County
Peter Mandich
Robert A. Grant
Grant
Chacharis
Mandich
Jay Goldberg
Dr Bransford to Speak Here at Sunday Services
Dr W H Bransford former longtime minister of First Methodist will preach at 8 30 a m in Fellowship Hall and 11 a m in the Late Theater next Sunday June 3 He will recount three years since starting a new church in Hawaii A carry in dinner follows at 12 30 p m at Davis Park Mrs Bransford will attend in Anderson The Rev Bransford previously led the church from 1931 to 1959 and is noted in local church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Aecarry
Davis Park
Bransford
Hawaii
Anderson
First Methodist
Robert W. Fribley
City Court Fines List For Reckless Driving And Other Offenses
In City Court Charles W Abels 54 faces reckless driving with 5 dollars and costs. Donald P Miller 37 given 1 dollar and costs for disobeying a traffic signal. Frank Henry Nunn 27 fined 1 dollar and costs for reckless driving. George Roger Poor 19 cited 1 dollar and costs for speeding. William Herbert Skinner 16 fined suspended except 1.75 after disobeying stop sign. Homer Lee Smith 23 fined 5 dollars and costs for speeding. Paul David Edenfield 19 1315 Sherwood Dr speeding 1 dollar and costs. Junior Beaty 2% Chicago Heights Ill speeding 10 dollars and Robert B Kay 19 2462 Main St speeding 1 dollar and costs. William Butcavage 52 Christian Center public intoxication four days at Indiana State Farm. Raymond Thomas Barker 44 511 W 10th St public intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting arrest 185 days at Indiana State Farm. Earl Gibbs 1 264 Fletcher Sr assault and battery four days at Indiana State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Abels
Donald P. Miller
W. 17Th St
Frank Henry Nunn
Morton St
George Roger Poor
Pendleton
William Herbert Skinner
Park Dr
Homer Lee Smith
Pearl St
Paul David Edenfield
Sherwood
Farewell Party for Hamiltons in Park Place Church
The Rev. Ernest W. Hamilton will leave Park Place Methodist Church after seven years to serve St. Pauls in Muncie. A farewell is set at Park Place from 7 to 8 30 p.m. with speakers, songs, and a social hour. New pastors for nearby churches were announced by Bishop Raines at the North Indiana Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Muncie
Richard C. Raines
First Friends Church
Eldon Perry
Church of the Brethren
Anderson Association of Churches
Ministerial Association
Hamilton
Anderson
David Ball
Laos Rebel Offensive Stalled Near Thai Border
Rebels including North Vietnamese launched a noon Sunday attack nine miles from Laos Thail border. Government troops with US helicopter support rushed to the scene and set roadblock defenses, but fighting had ceased before dark with no further contact. Phoumi left for Manila amid US diplomacy over coalition talks and Laos crisis.
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Thailand
Phoumi
Manila
Laos
State Department
Today At YMCA Schedule And Activities For Volunteers
The YMCA calendar lists luncheons at 11:00 Altrusa, 12:00 Rotary and Exchange. Dinners at 6:00 Mounds Kiwanis and Chief Anderson Lions. Physical schedule includes events from 9:18 to 7:00 with girls and boys teams from Frankton Franklin Roosevelt Center Ingalls Markieville Fall Creek, Chesterfield Summitville Duck Creek Orestes Elwood Lapel and more, plus intermediate and junior gym and swim sessions and a Father Son Gym and Swim at 7:00.
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Altrusa
Rotary
Mounds Kiwanis
Anderson Lions
Frankton
Franklin
Roosevelty
Center
Ingalls
Franklin, Roosevelt
Markieville
Fall Creek
Hgts
W. 25Th
Edgewood
Fall Creek Hgts
Chesterfield
Valley Grove
Leach
College Corner
Summitville
Forest Hills
10Th St
Lindberg
Duck Creek
Orestes
Red Corner
Elwood
Cunningham
Lapel
Jackson
Father Son
Holiday weather brings fatalities and storms across state
Weather conditions claim at least two lives in Indiana with storms Saturday and Sunday. Cornelius Haug hilt, 52, Evansville, electrocuted near a puddled garage switch. Arthur Stenzel, 58, Fairhope Alabama, died when his car swerved during rain on US 41 near Rockville. A lightning strike disabled the Charlestown State Police radio transmitter briefly. Forecast calls for temperatures 4 to 7 degrees above normal, with warm central and southern regions and cooler conditions arriving in the north by Tuesday or Wednesday. Highs near 80s Tuesday. Periodic showers and thunderstorms expected with total weekly precipitation around half an inch to an inch in places.
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Evansville
Cornelius Haughilt
Arthur Stenzel
Fairhope
Ala
Rockville
Charlestown Post of
Indiana State Police
Market declines tied to Kennedy policy charges across Congress
The White House avoided comment as stock selloff intensified during debate on a major public works bill. GOP critics argued Kennedy promises faded amid declines in business, stocks and farms, while lawmakers blamed or defended administration policies and rhetoric, noting fears of regulatory overreach and potential IMF intervention.
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Heller
GOP
White House
Senate
House
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Senate House Economic Committee
John J. Williams
R-Del
Washington
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Karl F. Mundt
RSD
Frank J. Lasche
Ohio
United States
International Monetary Fund
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Estes Inquiry Reveals Government Grain Storage Details
A crowded congressional hearing examined Estes operations with Ballou of the ASCS testifying that the government stored 33 million bushels of grain in Estes elevators and paid over 7 million dollars, but no loss occurred. Ballou defended administration storage contracts while lawmakers pressed for accuracy and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Agriculture Department
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Jimmy Smith of Alexandria and many local residents with addresses across Indiana. Names listed feature Mrs. Jack Fish, Mrs. Omer Nelson, Mrs. James Wininger, Cecil Mason, Mrs. Veari Hilligoss, Mrs. James Hunt and daughter, Mrs. Larry Sigler and son, Mrs. James Kolde and daughter, Mrs. Kermit House and son, Mrs. Bobbie Mullins and son, Mrs. William Payton and son, Mrs. Paul Wagner and daughter, Mrs. William Carroll, Miss Patricia Ann Wells, Mrs. Charles Weatherly, Mrs. George Welker, ary Riggins, and Mrs. Arnold Everett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Jimmy Smith
Alexandria
Jack Fish
Ind
Omer Nelson
5Th Street
James Wininger
Chestnut St
Cecil Mason
College Haven
Veari Hilligoss
Main Street
James Hunt
Central Ave
Larry Sigler
James Kolde
Jackson St
Kermit House
15Th St
Bobbie Mullins
Park Ave
William Payton
Paul Wagner
William Carroll
Patricia Ann Wells
Anderson
Charles Weatherly
Hendricks St
George Welker
Dela
Dela"Gaei
Rangelary Riggins
Rangeline Road
Arnold Everret
Daleville
U.S. and Forty Nations to Exhibit at Nigerian Fair
Lagos hosts an international trade fair opening October 27 with the United States and 40 other nations taking part. Delegations from multiple nations will showcase products and trade opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lagos
Nigeria
United States
Allied Chemical touts extra soft urethane foam II development
New York UPI reports Allied Chemical Corp announced the development of a new extra soft urethane foam designed for furniture, quilts, and pillows. The company highlighted its potential use in upholstery and bedding products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Allied Chemical Corp
Methodist clergy shakeup in Richmond district appointments
The 1950 Methodist Church reassigned several district pastors. Rev. Robert J. Yunker moves from Richmond District to Warsaw District. Rev. Gerald Beck joins Shirley and Wilkinson Churches. Rev. Don Preston transfers to Greensfork. Rev. Henry Uhrick moves to Philadelphia in Hancock County. Rev. Carl Blickendorf shifts to Charlottesville and Cleveland Churches near Hancock and Rush counties. Additional changes include Rev. Lamar Lines and Rev. Richard Bennett receiving first appointments, plus several moves within Redkey and nearby circuits. Summers Clark named associate chaplain at Parkview Hospital Fort Wayne and Wayne Stoops promoted to chaplain respectively.
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Richmond
Robert J. Yunker
Warsaw
Gerald Beck
Asbury Seminary
Shirley
Wilkinson
Don Preston
Atlanta
Boxiley
Greensfork
Henry Uhrick
Philadelphia
Hancock County
Noblesville
Carl Blickendorf
Swayzee
Charlottesville
Cleveland
Hancock
Rush County
Leon Thomas
Lewisville
Lamar Lines
Blackford-Oakland
Richard Bennett
Bryant-Pleasant Grove
C. J. Kerlin
Greensboro
Leon Lacoux
Redkey
Pleasant Mills
al Kundenreich
Redkey Circuit
McNatis-Roll
Raymond V. Hart
Windsor Rehoboth
Zion
Summers Clark
Westfield
Parkview Hospital
Fort Wayne
Wayne Stoops
De Gaulle Aide de Camp Jean Ferrandi Named in Probe
A spokesman for Pompidou denied the accusation Saturday while Ferrandi’s name remained unpublished until Monday. France braces for new strikes this week with 24 hour walkouts at Orly and Le Bourget airports, a 12 hour electricity and gas stoppage, and a 24 hour coal miners strike planned for Saturday as workers press for higher pay and shorter hours.
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Aide de Camp
Jean Ferrandi
Pompidou
France
Orly
le Bourget
Six Die in Two Indiana Traffic Crashes Near Versailles
A late night pair of crashes killed six and injured six others, raising Indiana 1962 toll to at least 415. Victims included Eric Crabtree and Iva Crabtree of Arkansas City Kansas and Louise Crabtree, 30, along with Dr. Fred Burkholder and wife Grace at Batesville hospital.
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Indiana
Versailles
Ind
Eric Crabtree
Iva
Arkansas City
Kansas
Louise Crabtree
Robert
Margaret Mary Hospital
Batesville
Fred Burkholder
Sioux Falls
Grace
Batesville Hospital
Eichmann on Syrian frontier and Jewish convention
The report notes Eichmann’s stance on the Syrian frontier and raises concern that ultra-orthodox elements may disrupt the Conservative American Jewish Congregation convention opening Tuesday. Ultra-orthodox Jews view the convention as a desecration of the holy city.
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Holy City
Loretta Alexander Dies at 83 in Anderson
Loretta Alexander of 831 Raible Ave died at home at 3 15 p m Monday. She was born in Pipe Creek Township near Pendleton daughter of Joseph and Martha Sharp. Survived by son Sharp Alexander of Alexandria granddaughter Susie Sharp Purdue student grandson Phillip Sharp and brother Charles Sharp of Frankton. Services Friday at 10 a m in Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Reverend Monroe G schuster of Central Christian Church officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Pipe Creek Township
Pendleton
Joseph
Martha Miller Sharp
Lew
Alexander
Central Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Business and Professional Women's Club
Garden Club
Sharp Alexander
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Susie Sharp
Purdue
Phillip Sharp
Charles Sharp
Frankton
Baker Brothers
Funeral
Monroe G. Schuster
East Maplewood Cemetery
Death of Mahlon P Layton at 86 at Edgewood Indiana
Mahlon P Layton 86 died at his family home on Indiana 32 one mile west of Edgewood at 5 30 p m Monday. He was born in Grant County the son of Zedock and Rinda Layton and moved to Hamilton County at 19 residing at the Ind 32 home since 1914. Surviving are his widow Nelthe Bethel Methodist Church and the Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood couple and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are pending at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel.
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Mahlon P. Layton
Rt. G. Anderson
Ind
Edgewood
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Mr. Layton
Grant County
Zedock and
Rinda Layton
Hamilton County
Emma Huntzinger Layton
Nellhe Bethel Methodist Church
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Vernal Layton
Anderson
Treva Hacker
Obituary notices for Weber Hughes McCarty Wood in Anderson area
Mary E Weber 75 of 19 Arrow Ave died at St John s Hospital She born May 15 1887 in Budapest Hungary came from Elwood to Anderson in 1920 member of Christ Lutheran Church Survived by husband George J and three stepdaughters burial East Maplewood Funeral Home services at Christ Lutheran Church Rev E F Lorenz May 1 p m Raymond F Hughes 68 of 628 Delaware St Detroit died at St Joseph s Hospital Pontiac Mich born Sept 19 1893 in Anderson retired from United Motors service Survived by brother S E Hughes and sister Mrs Ralph H Smith funeral at Baker Brothers Anderson Rev George A Harris burial West Anthony E McCarty former partner in Anderson Monument Works died in St John s Hospital Los Angeles survived by two daughters Ellen Buch Rose Cosgrove stepson Joseph L Sullivan burial Calvary Cemetery Los Angeles William Wood services for William B Wood Atten Eagles By Laws meeting Thursday May 31st Charles Duncan W P
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Mary Weber
Mary E. Weber
Arrow Ave
St. John's Hospital
Budapest
Hungary
Elwood
Anderson
Weber
Christ Lutheran Church
George J
Freda Hawthorne
Pittsburgh
Elsie Greine
Cincinnati
Celia Danels
Newport
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
E. F. Lorenz
East Maplewood Cemetery
Raymond F. Hughes
Delaware St
Detroit
Mich
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pontiac
Thomas A
Anna Free Hughes
United Motors Service
S. E. Hughes
Ralph H. Smith
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
West Maplewood Cemetery
Anthony E. McCarty
Anderson Monument Works
6Th
Main Sts
Los Angeles
California
Hollywood
Ellen Buch
Rose Cosgrove
Rolling Hills
Calif
Joseph L. Sullivan
Palos Verdes
Alice McCarty
Indianapolis
Gertrude Schies Sullivan
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Agnes Kennelly 63 Dies in St John’s Hospital
Miss Agnes Marcella Kennelly age 63 of 2506 Sunset Blvd died at 1 30 p m Monday in St John’s Hospital She was born Feb 10 1899 to Dennis and Harriett Kennelly She lived in Anderson since 1929 retired May 1 1958 after 25 years at Delco Remy She belonged to St Mary’s Catholic Church Rosary Society and St Joseph’s Study Club She is survived by cousins Jack Fitzgerald Maxine Hart and others Funeral services 9 a m Friday at St Mary’s Catholic Church conducted by Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly Burial East Maplewood Cemetery details Brown and Butz Funeral Home planned Rosary at 8 p m Thursday.
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Agnes Marcella Kennelly
Cynthia Jean
Michael Goldsmith
Sunset Blvd
St. John’s Hospital
Dennis and
Harriett Kennelly
Indianapolis
Anderson
Delco- Remy
Miss Kennelly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
The
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Study Club
Jack Fitzgerald
Maxine
Morris Hart
Santa Monica
Calif
Oswald Ryan
Washington, D. C
Catherine
Eddie) Wright
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Mayme Stoner
Dayton
Brown ‘and Butz
Funeral
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ten-Year-Old Boy Injured in Street Traffic
Michael Lemon, 10, of 247 Plum Street, was struck by a car in front of 227 Plum Street at 7:29 p.m. Monday. He suffered bruises and possible fractures of the right leg and hip, and was taken to St. John's Hospital for treatment. The auto was driven by Mrs Minnie Smith Coffman of 245 Poum Street.
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Michael Lemon
Plum St
Minnie Smith Coffman
Poum St. Michael
St. John's Hospital
Memorial service for 81 year old Pendleton resident
Death notice for 81, formerly of Anderson, who died in Rahbek Nursing Home Anderson on Saturday. Service at 2 p.m. today at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home Anderson with Rev. John Wood of Mounds Baptist Church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters Ethel McCarty Pendleton Anna Tipton Jerry Bright Mildred Brisco all of Anderson Opal Wright El Paso Texas two towns, Ind, 1l grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Pendleton Ave
Pendleton
Anderson
Rahbek
Waltz and Hiday
John Wood of
Ethel McCarty
Anna Tipton
Jerry Bright
Mildred Brisco
Opal Wright
el Paso
Texas
Town
Ind
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ann Cox
Services for 73 year old Mrs. Sarah Ann Cox of 45 Sherman Street will be held at 9 a.m. today at St. Mary’s Catholic Church conducted by Rt Rev Msgr The funeral procession will depart from Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Cox
Sherman St
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Underwood and Brooks Memorial
Reedy Rites Set for Middletown Carpenter
Robert Frank lin Reedy 80 of 7 Congress St Middletown died Sunday. A retired carpenter he lived in Middletown 69 years and belonged to Middletown Methodist Church. Survivors include widow Bess a stepson Lloyd Fridley a granddaughter Rebecca Humes a brother Howard three sisters Mrs John Watkins Mrs Mary D Trout and Mrs Grace Riley. Funeral 1 pm today at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown with services 10 am Wednesday at the Middletown Methodist Church Rev C Edwin McClarnon. Burial Miller Cemetery Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reedy
Middletown
Robert Franklin Reedy
Congress S
Reedy
Middletown Methodist Church
Bess
Lloyd Fridley
Rebecca Humes
Howard
John Watkins
Mary D. Trout
Glendora
Calif
Grace Riley
Chesterfield
Ballard and Shirey
Funeral
C. Edwin McClarnon
Miller Cemetery
Obituary: Muncie Man Scott 74 Funeral Today
MUNCIE Byford Scott 74 retired bricklayer died Sunday noon in Ball Hospital Muncie Born in Hancock County moved to Muncie 45 years ago Member of Bricklayers Union Survived by sister Decia Castor Scott sister Roxie McCurdy of Anderson five brothers Albert Kokomo Lawrence Modoc Homer Harlan Gurney Scott of Alexandria Nephews and nieces Friends received at Meeks Mortuary Muncie Service at 1 30 p m today officiating minister Richard Newby Entombment in Jones Cemetery family mausoleum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Byford Scott
Riverside Ave
Ball Hospital
Hancock County
Bricklayers Union
Decia Castor Scott
Roxie McCurdy
Anderson
Albert
Kokomo
Lawrence
Modoc
Homer
Harlan
Gurney Scott
Alexandria
Meeks Mortuary
Richard Newby
Jones Cemetery
City Plans Bus Signs And Fluoridation Fight Ahead
City officials aim to fix bus situation with new signs and a bus ordinance to be considered at the next City Council meeting on June 12. Mrs Black vows to mobilize public opinion against fluoride in the city water. The Safety Board approved payment of current bills for Police and Fire Departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntz
Black
Board of Public Works
Safety Board
Makarios to Address UN Assembly June 7
Archbishop Makarios president of Cyprus will address the United Nations General Assembly on June 7 as part of a ten day United States visit, outlining his program and goals for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Makarios
Cyprus
U.N. General Assembly
Evansville man charged after fatal car crash
Samuel Carter, 28, Evansville, was charged in City Court with involuntary manslaughter for an early Sunday crash that killed Thomas Hall, 35, Evansville, when his car rammed a parked truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville, Ind
UPI
Samuel Carter
Evansville
Thomas Hall
Public Eating in Chicago Food Share Figures
About a quarter of U S food is eaten in public eating places reports indicate in Chicago on national consumption trends showing dining out as a major factor in the American diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOD
New York
U. 8
Chicago
U. S
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John Diamond
Willmar Chulock
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Bulletin-Herald
Herschel Rice
Pomona
Gospel Trumpet Company
Gospel Trumpet
Vital Christianity
Mexico City
Statistics Bureau
Chet
D! Scholls
Hamiltons
Gene Smith
Park Place Church
Orland-Nevada Mills
Alexandria First
Pirats
Fife
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the Prudential
Rimois
YMCA
Estes Inquiry
Ballou
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Eisenhower
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Langen
Rep Bass
Marvin McLain
James A. McConnell
Commodity Credit Service
Walter C. Berger
Berger
Commercial Solvents, Inc
McConnell
McClain
Farm Bureau Federation
Larry Dean Peeples
James Peeples
State St
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Fort Sam Houston
Anderson High School
Meridian
Methodist
de Gaulle
Ael
Musick
James
Delaware
Madison
Pendleton Post
Loretta Alexander
Raible Ave
Mahlon Layton
Raymond Hughes
Anthony McCarty
William Wood
William B. Wood
Raymond Parnell
Memphis, Tenn
First Pentecostal Church
Lincoln Sts
Rev
Robert van Ness
Agnes Kennelly
Sarah Cox
Ile Donald
Anderson, Indiana
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