Holovachka Warned Over Bond Deals in 1952
Crown Point Indiana grand jury issued a no bill against Prosecutor Me iro Holovachka for his Barrett bond dealings while Gary city controller in 1952. The panel said officials should avoid actions that could appear as conflicts of interest though Motives were good and actions honest. The three day probe led by John Stanton noted a 26252 dollar profit. Holovachka claimed he helped create a market for bonds to aid home owners. He was away at Campion Military Academy when the report was issued.
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Inday
Lake County
Meiro Holovachka
Barrett Bonds
Gary
William J. Murray
State Board of Accounts
Holovachka
John Stanton
Murray
Barrett
Cabinet Get Along Few Changes In Ike Era
In Hackensack New Jersey Edgar Spitehel Ry Mayne Maree Smith a young father was found guilty in the slaying of a 16 year old schoolgirl. A 10 man 2 woman jury delivered the verdict. The report notes crossfire over presidential cabinet turnover with Eisenhower H-Hypothermia and the long history of cabinet changes under various presidents. It references Treasury and other departments and a broader look at cabinet stability across eras.
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Iealeese
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Jane Ay
Nate
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Humphrey
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Jackson
Victoria
Inet
Zielinski
Mahwah
Coolidge
Martin P.kort
Durkin
Teddy
oujYear Roosevelt
Oveta Culp
U. S
Eisen
McKinley
Benjamin
Hower
Agriculture
James Franklin
The Mighty Stonewall by Vandiver in Literary Guidepost
The piece discusses Frank E. Vandiver's portrayal of Stonewall Jackson, noting his stern discipline, self-made life, and towering yet complex military leadership. It contrasts Jackson with other Confederate figures and critiques the accompanying maps as inadequate while praising his grand historical stature.
Dentistry Students Wife Found Slain
A woman's body was found in the basement apartment of Keith Kappenman, 24, after he returned from Creighton University College of Dentistry finals. The victim, identified as Mrs. Rita Kappenman, was partly clothed. Dr James Vaverka, coroner, noted a puncture wound on the left cheek and a bruise near the left eye. The case is investigated in connection with the dental student’s exams and possible关联 to Civil War biography references in source text.
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Willistic
Jackson
Omaha
Rita
Luistry
Anders Cate
Vandi
Robert E
Lee
James Vaverka
Confeder
City Park Equipment Ready For Opening
Public playground gear in Anderson parks is set for use today as announced by George Slinkard, city parks superintendent. Pools at Athletic Park and the Urban League Center will stay closed until June 16 after schools close.
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George Slinkard
Anderson City Parks
Athletic Park
Urban League Center
Britain and Germany contend over defense and unity
In Germany, Prime Minister Macmillan seeks to balance Britain's defense costs with its economic strain while Adenauer faces pressure over NATO troop withdrawals. The piece notes Germany's strong export rebound and fears of neutralization or deals with the Soviet Union without Adenauer. It closes with a culinary aside about spices in cooking.
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Adenauer
Rhine
Macmillan
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Bermuda
Eisenhower
France
Europe
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Soviet Russia
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