Fleeing Gunman Kills Toledo Girl With Auto
In Toledo Ohio a fleeing gunman killed a 19 year old girl Agn Martin as his stolen car sped through a busy suburb. Deputy Sheriff Ray Westover 29 was killed when the suspect John Bowens 35 opened fire stopping him during a traffic stop. Three robbers fled from an Ottawa County service station in a high speed chase ending with a crash that injured others and claimed Martin's life.
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Bryant
Edward Young
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Tr Ravens
Hubert Newell
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Hull
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Cravens Calls for State Tax Structure Revision
Republican candidate Dan Cravens urged a state tax overhaul, calling it both necessary and essential. He promoted broader income tax and personal property levy concepts tied to political organizing at the GOP convention, aiming to fund government operations and reflect Franklin-area business interests.
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Alex Teacher Retires After Forty Years
Selma woman Miss Brannon retires after a four-decade teaching career spanning local schools. At a Tuesday luncheon, teachers presented her with a gift as she ends her service at the classroom.
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Elwood DVBS Opens Monday in Alexandria
Local notices recount Elwood DVBS opening Monday with tours and schedules at churches. In nearby Alexandria, long time educator Miss Helen Brannon retires after 40 years at the Junior High School, honored by colleagues. memorials and service plans detailed for area residents.
Branigin Seeks Democratic Nomination for Indiana Governor
Branigin Lafayette lawyer vies for governor’s nomination condemning a shadow government in state affairs. He named William Cannell of Chicago and William Sayternow of Sebring as the governor’s intray palace guard and urged recognition of the regular Democratic organization. He warned against outside men dictating policy or appointments if nominated and elected.
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Local Youth Competes in Annual Air Division Rocketry Meet
Airman Second Class Gene Ro Bennett of Anderson Indiana participates in the 30th Air Division Defense Elimination Rocketry Meet at Wurtsmith Air Force Base Oscoda Michigan. Bennett serves with the Test Fighter Interceptor Squadron based at Selfridge Michigan. The event aims to select a unit to represent the division at the 7th annual USAP Fighter Weapons Meet in October 1936 at Yuma Arizona.
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Clay Workers Ok Contract Ends Strike In China Town
Representatives of 46 United Brick and Workers locals voted to accept a new contract ending a strike at sewer pipe plants in Sylvania and Indiana. About 42,000 workers will resume work Tuesday. The deal provides wage increases of 8 cents an hour per year for two years, four paid holidays with two more next year, a third week of vacation for those with 15 years’ seniority, and a continuation of a two year end bonus. The union had sought 27 cent increases, six holidays and three weeks of vacation. Employers sought a three year contract, current wage scales unavailable.
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Pre-holiday Fast Driving Fines in City Court
City court heard a string of fines and bond forfeitures on Tuesday morning led by Mayor Robert Fortson. Several individuals including Jack Jackson and John E. Rapp faced $1 and costs on various charges. Ernest Harner pled guilty to riding a train without paying fare, with case continued.
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Bill McAvoy
Malvin LaShure
Ernest Harner
Kokora
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Richmond
Mary Bohlander
Uchard M. Fisher
Summitville
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Waller H. Stewart
Selma
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San Francis
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Fairmount
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Donald Parrish
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Darrell Miller
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Publisher Urges U S to Build A Power Plants
Santa Fe publisher and atomic energy authority Robert Mc Kinney urged the United States to help build at least seven atomic power plants in other countries where fuel is scarce. He testified before the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee, backing faster civilian atomic power development. Tom Pickett of the National Coal Association cautioned that coal remains a low cost option and opposed a plan to build six large plants abroad, citing no guarantee nuclear power will beat conventional fuels.
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Elwood Queen Crowned At Prom Week Celebration
Mrs Don Yohe crowned Elwood resident queen of the annual Elwood prom events at Elwood Country Club. Several parties honored her with gifts and speeches by Rev H Lindsay and class presidents Steve Holiday and Steve Fette. A dance followed with Buck Lola Orchestra and chaperones Mr and Mrs John Schick and others.
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Alexandria Social Activities Highlight Local Club Events
ALEXANDRIA reports a combined prenie and farewell party by the Business and Professional Women Club at Beulah Park with twenty five attendees. Members Katie Slone and Helen Frazier depart NYC June 20 for a summer Europe tour. gifts were exchanged. Florida vacationers Clarence and Mrs Crouch with daughters returned to Pensacola. Loyalty Class plans a roast at Rew Lab Park with a backup Scout Cabin if rain. Beta Sigma Phi Mother Daughter banquet featured Mrs Stahl as guest speaker at Cornes Cupboard.
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Relaxation Nears for Tight Money Policy Readiness
Washington sources say the Federal Reserve plans a slight easing of its tight money stance to meet spring and summer cash demands. The move aims to support seasonal borrowing for vacations, business payments, and retailer inventory buildup without reversing restraint on borrowing. House investigators will question Treasury Secretary Humphrey on private bankers’ role in policy, summoned by Rep. Dawson and four banking advisory chairmen.
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Plea Withdrawn By Missouri Man In Child Abandonment Case
Sam Sheldon of St. Louis pleaded innocent in Vigo Circuit Court and withdrew it with two attorneys later the same day. Judge Criss set June 5 for arraignment. Sheldon was freed on 360 cash bond after admitting abandoning his 10 month old son on a doorstep with his wife during financial troubles. The infant was left with a couple with seven children. the couple reported the incident after the Sheldons traveled to New York. Sheldon said he and his wife left the baby because they were discouraged caring for him.
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Elwood Scholarships Awarded to Dehner and Carter
Elwood has awarded two scholarships to local students. John Dehner, son of Air and Mrs. Ross Dehner, received the first Br. Joseph T. Gillespie fellowship at DePauw University, with plans to enter Indiana University medical school next autumn. The $450 annual award funds medical study. Jeb Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter, earned a Yale scholarship and will enroll. Carter, a DePauw and MIT honor pupil, was a National Merit finalist and led in school athletics, also serving as student council president and Megay shone editor. He represented Elwood American Legion at Boys State.
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Taxes Due On Supplemental Unemployment Benefits
The government ruled that idle auto workers receiving new supplemental unemployment benefits must report them as income annually and pay taxes. However, payments may be received in full without automatic tax withholding.
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