Indiana attorney general backs plan to eliminate peace courts
Atty General John J. Dillon urges constitutional amendment to replace peace courts with common pleas style courts patterned after Marion County. He cites limited historical records and notes eight counties already have mixed court systems. Locations list shows peace court counts by county, with Lake 21 and Marion 9 leading.
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Indianapolis
John J. Dillon
Dillon
Stain Pleasants
Indiana
Brere
Juniata
Lake County
Lake
Boone
Franklin
Leke
Marton
Porter
SL Joseph
Vanderburgh
White
Judicial Study Commission
Marion
Common Pleas
Marion County
Overnor
Peace Court
Tilo
Adams
Alen
Bartholomew
Benton
Black
Ord
Brawl
Carrall
Cass
Clark
Clay
Clinton
Crawfod
Daviess
Dearborn
Decatur
Dekalb
Delaware
Dubois
Eikhart
Fayelle
Floyd
Fountain
Fréntlin
Fulton
Gibson
Graot
Greet
Hamilton
Hancock
Harrison
Hendricks
Henry
Howard
Huntington
Jackson
Jasper
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Knox
Kosciusko
LaGrange
LaPorte
Lawrette
Madison
Warshall
Martin
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Nevwtun
Noble
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Parke
Perry
Pike
Posey
Pulaski
Puttam
Randolph
Ripley
Rush
Franklin Man Named To State Election Board
INDIANAPOLIS UPi-Ttuy Tan M DeMoss of Franklin was appointed Thursday as a member of the Indiana State Election Board by Governor Branigin. DeMoss, 47, is a Franklin attorney in a firm founded by Branigin's father and headed Branigin's campaign for the gubernatorial nomination in 1964. He takes office Sunday. EB Nolan, an Indianapolis attorney, resigned to accept appointment. DeMoss will be the Democratic member. the Republican is Edward M. Steers. Branigin is a former election board chairman. DeMoss, a native of Westfield, has practiced law in Franklin since graduating from Indiana University Law School.
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Indianapolis
Upi
Indiana
DeMoss
Edward MM
Steers
Branigin
Eleetions
Doe
Westfield
Franklin
Ldiesana University Law School
Aye
Engineers accuse Army of pollution drift over Lake Michigan
Senate Public Works Chair Jennies Randolph of West Virginia warns that Army Engineers aid pollution by dredged Chicago River material, urging Congress to fund safeguards. Meanwhile a 21-nation conference in Switzerland maps crime combat strategies in secret sessions, addressing drug trade, forgery, counterfeiting, human trafficking. A state library note recalls historic documents like Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation.
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Jennies Randolph
W. Va
Senate Public Works Committee
Army Engineers
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Trandalph
Senate
Engineere Corps
Adler
Corpa
Voce -Auibutitics UY Sieuuis
Llerpol
Democrats Plan County Campaign Kickoff Rally
Democrats plan a county campaign including a fish fry on Friday September 9 at the Marsh Building Pendleton led by Luther-Puckett president Pall Creek Democrat Club and Mrs Fairy Daugherty president Myallson County Democratic Women's Club. A September 1 gathering at Callaway Park will feature Gordo St Angelo state chairman.
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Madison County Demotratis
Marsh
Pendleton
Luther — Puckett
Pall Creek Democrat Club
Fairy Daugherty
Myallson County
Democratic Women's Club
Pips Creek
Pierre
Callaway Park
Gordo St. Anggelo
Pani Shairman
Bob Campbell
T Ke County
You Democrats Club
Elitmenteurs
Pati
Muteio Mortalny
John FL
Kenrey Clay
Neauilar
British US Student Performance Study Highlights Gaps
A three year planned study at Indiana University compares American and British pupil achievement across grades ten to twelve and tests 10,000 students in 20 American and 20 British schools. Findings suggest cultural traditions and curricula shape reasoning and creativeness, with UK pupils excelling in arithmetic basics and US pupils in English usage and reading comprehension.
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Bloomington
U. S
Indiana
Gibson
United Kingdom
United States
United — Kingdom
Charter Event Set By Retarded Children Group
A charter dinner for the Madison County Association for Retarded Children is announced for September 2 at 6 20 PM in the Kane Dining Room at the AC Campus. Installation will be by Owen C Wembhoff of the Indiana Association for Retarded Children. Guest speaker will be A H Lex Phillips, president of the state organization, with Carl Erskine as master of ceremonies.
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aTadizan
Ehner Richter
Paul Tolbert
Clarence Julian
Hubert Quinn Jme
Harold V. Taylor
Agnes Lifford
First Baptist Ghuid
Harryclare
Elwood
First Methodist Church
Jboard
Euside
George W. McDermott
Carl Erakine
Isecretary
Jack Beavers
Itreasurer
Ronald Waugh
Timer Richter
Forrest Furnace
Dan Brin
Indianapolis Grain and Stock Market Roundup
In Indianapolis trading areas nominal prices quoted to producers across grain and stock sectors. Wheat No 3 red 1.6698, Corn No 2 yellow 1.2219, No 2 new 1.22124, oats and soybeans shown with fluctuating freight-adjusted values. Cattle and hogs markets steady with various steers, cows, and lambs reported, plus New York Stock Exchange movements and commodity futures.
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Indianapolis
Dianapolis Board of Trade
Ares
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Rules Guide
The text outlines ad rate rules for The Herald and The Bulletin. It explains 12 point type costs two lines, 16 point maybe 20 per cent 42 point line charges, white space counted as a line, no borders, ads start in the morning, and the publisher is not responsible for more than one incorrect item. Contact phone 643-5371.
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Arcing Atectia
New York
Wiscadon
Colling Radiol
Marshall
Marin Ned
Maen
Magnavox
Mmeobuch
Bendis
Siceus
Deifers
Averetet
Wiserel
Raila
Brunswick Ndwiry
Taige
Javia
Coniandliy Fuluces
Tong
Calif
Newnersy
CalHcla
NT Ag
United Pres
Chicago
County Co
New York Stock Exchange
USDA
Uae
oalGi
Fiechamye Tolay
Okiang
PacGas
Bae Cattle
Adnes
Chris Ceril
Siay
Wilb
Choice
Amn
Ita
Cudahy
al Curtiss
Davey
AIO
Daveo
Etsi Aguinon
Amos Merican
Deere Lila
Reuben
Sta de New York
Ty —Swartndalocks
Delud
Amepayan Stock Exchange
Dia
Dinorn
Mil Riegel Psio
Atelag
Mougias
Mackvel
Rohm
Beliter
Timasee
Disha Co
Relat
Tiger Sk
Ty Sea
Gumates Ak
Kithy
Salka
Akien Ssid Oom TM
Charice Heifers
Prener
JBM
Nyaron Pet
Freept
Fob
Benita
Srencey
Seite Ae
Stonck
All Wales
SwiftCott
Ibaa
Norbop
Berns
Fimken
Praneca
Alteansin
OL Bai
Searay
Iahcinsl
Nikof
Atiol of
Securities
Hern
Aeatior
Thanldihe
Ain
Ae HO Ag'g Sa
LaGor
Ufmit
DSS
Tns
Sofa
Dreyfus
Inia
Dones L
Ward Foote
Paneer
Jostens
iTelev
Lytay Malsen
Pursonais Fulad
West
BlaWell
Kelveylin
Dora Ing
Mal White
Nett Coats
Fay Hab
Janey
Borvette
Staché Huyner Jr
Banthy
Kroger
Wookworth
Kel Ld
Seager Ul Ceadeniy
Fanrwins
Rea
Peters
Hihmmarel
Ata
Tap
Henge Xtegdy
Haeiind
Ammas
Herald
Bulletin
Local Classified Fragments Mention Loans and Repairs
A garbled classified section lists various items including tire and watch repair services, household tools, a knit shop advert, and loan financing options. It mentions pay as you go plans, a Ye ar financing option, and a few street addresses in Lincoln and Empos areas with scattered contact details and notices for train rides and goods.
Classified Ads Offer Mass Advertising in Local Paper
A dense scan of a classified section proclaims Classified Ads as "The People's Market Place" and urges readers to place ads easily. It lists automotive, furniture, lost and found, employment, services, real estate, and display sections with various contact numbers and examples, reflecting a bustling marketplace in a mid century local paper.
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Hila Funeral Pepe
I7 Service
Laandey Ead
al Ling, Pape
Mans Miercrandise
Sails
Boots Motors
Nenwenes Antiques
Machimnery
Hansas
Sala
Ehon
Ehwood
Eise
Anne Gost
Gie Waline
Thi
Anderson
Siter
Angeles
Advertising the People s Marketplace Office Moure am 5 po
Advertising item referencing a marketplace notice and a time phrase. The readable text is fragmentary leading to a brief, non-specific summary of an office and timing. Entities are unclear due to fragment.
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People's Marketplace
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Connevlcout State Library
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Muncie
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Tosurance Loane
Bulletin. Herald
YMCA
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Empos
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18Th St
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Lincoln
Bulletin-Herald
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Finney
Wickens Shoes & &Serv
Brd
Columbus Ave
P.O
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Stem & Hale Waerol
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Provence Electric
Singer Sewing
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