Witnesses dodge Fifth in Texas oil inquiry hearings
In Dallas UPI reports, a witness pleaded the Fifth Amendment 43 times during oil piracy hearings as 16 others including two state judges failed to appear. The probe, focusing on bribery and theft of oil through slanted-well drilling in east Texas, heard testimony from oil operator J McCubbin of Gladewater amid absences and medical excuses.
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Dallas
UPI
Witne
Texas
House’ General Investigating Committee
East
J. & McCubbin
Gladewater
James Lloyd
Park
Ave
S. Ls. Patton
J. K
Satis- Maxwell
Kilgore
W. T. Maxwell
Minton Murray
Harlin
Jamestown
Gen
McCubbin
Basil DeBard
Oak Aize
St. John’s Hospital
Jobe
Shreveport
Summitville
Zion
Martin
Methodist Church
Sum
Asalthat
L. D. Murphy
Summitville Methodist Church
Railroad Commission
Act
Clude
Davie Moore
Jessie Swaim
Maple Lane Nursing Home
Adams St. Muncie
Tansakal
Moore
Fred Erisman
Longview
Gregg
Earl Sharp
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Indiana State Bar Meeting Draws Anderson Lawyers
Andersonians join the 66th annual Indiana State Bar Association meeting at Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago. Judge Harold E. Achor and Mrs. Gerald P. Shine preside. Robert A. Gemmill ascends to president-elect. Ellbert R. William likely new vice president. Wives’ programs arranged. more than 600 lawyers attend for continuing education across eight states represented.
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State Bar Association
Chicago
Indiana
Edgewater Beach
Chica- 20
Harold E. Achor
Indiana State Supreme Court
Gerald P. Shine
Anderson
Indiana Lawyers Wives
C. B. Dutton
Indianapolis
Association
Board of Managers
House of Delegates
Elvis J. Stahr, Jr
Indiana University
Law School
S.robert A. Lucas
Gary
Wilbur F. Pell, Jr
Shelbyville
Migrants and church aid detailed by Miss Asalgado
Miss Asalgado outlines migrant groups including southern whites from Arkansas Missouri Kansas and Waaticalew and families from Texas Mexico Puerto Rico Costa Rica and Jamaica She describes English as a second language for many and notes staff organized activities Bible school games rummage sales and worship services Migrants work daily and programs align with their schedules Contact Rev John Pattison for blood donors and volunteer help while legal and church plans address professional issues and public relations
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Asalgado
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Waaticalew
Anetenee
Asallgado
Safety Board weighs Twenty-Two on ordinance action
The Safety Board considers approving or disapproving action on an ordinance affecting bus stop policy. Members note the shift to a unified bus stop system, aimed at reducing sudden stops and improving safety for motorists and pedestrians. The plan, tied to the class of ’62 graduates, seeks to relieve traffic congestion and promote orderly movement on busy routes.
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Safety Board
Page
U.S
Hawaii
Thayer D. Pope
Meridian
Inj Gen
Europe
Wilton S. Rickman
Morton
Anderson
Kuntz
Henry L. Smith Jr
Louise
James E. Walker
Edward F. Woods
Anderson High
Korte Bros Inc Wins City Mixer Contract For Patching
Works Board PA awards the contract for a large street patching mixer to the lowest bidder, Korte Bros Inc, at 5 365. A series of property owners presents dates for street and alley improvements. City department heads report monthly figures. payment approved for current bills by President Reatha Raison and board members Toni Eggman Carl Cotten and Sharon Bell.
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Korte Bros., Inc
Lawa
Fices
Reatha Raison
Pact
Toni Eggman
Carl Cotten
Sharon Bell
Hospital Dismissals and Names From Local Care Facility
Dismissed patients include Solomon Postlewaite of 1535 Walnut St and William Wilvey listed as Re. 3. The report notes Mrs Karl Miller of 540 Lonsdale Dr and Robert B. Baker of 1918 Broadway among those mentioned. Investigators pursue how drugs were obtained in a prison prior to a nine week illness and travel incident involving a patient bound for New York via Israel. A chaotic note mentions Mrs Barbara Belt of 705 Walnut.
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Solomon Postlewaite
Walnut St
William Wilvey
Alexan
Noblen
Home Office
Britain
New York
Israel
Karl Miller
Lonsdale
Robert B. Baker
Broad,way
Barbara’ Belt
Walnut Ca
Deny continue From Page One as to how the girl was left
statements conflict about the incidents involving a girl left in a bus terminal in Alexandria. Names include Mrs Hanley Littler and several others who were traveling from Indianapolis to Alabama with infants. Police inquiries referenced missing child reports and diversions to Chicago.
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Eugene W. Leveque
Alexandria
Charles Arnold
Hanley
Littler
John Severns
Rt. 1
Indianapolis
William Johnson
Alabama
Jeanfant
Costello
College Haven
William Coats
Pames
Kathleen Purdy
Gary Clayton
Patrick Quillan
Chicago
Robert Hosier
Pene Alder
St. Voedeua Lair Aaramaniad Har
India
Reserves Callup Continued From Page One
The city faced a 90 day interim plan with a bus stop order on Main Street Elwood to observe, and a push to extend Army forces in Europe. Local officials discussed enrollment and mobilization of reserve units, with senior leaders citing national defense needs and potential crises. The meeting named James Hanna and others as key figures in implementing the plan, while stressing lawful action if the order is defied.
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Main St. Elwood
Safety Board
Army
Europe
Sylvester R. Hahn Jr
Elwood
Gerald P. Ingram
Southit
St. Elwood
David E. Powell
South G
Wilkie
Herb Johnson
Tolpair
Ston
Delbert J. Miller
S. Wood
Anderson Fitejward
Charles Knuckles
St Rd
Darrell Young
Walnut St
Kity Hal
Jack R. Lee
Teresa Ronette Lee
Rt. 1
Charles W. Mosley
Iradeebe
Senate approves standby public works funding amid dispute
The Senate passed a bill authorizing 750 million dollars for this year and 730 million in standby authority. Republicans warned the money could be a political slush fund in elections. The vote was 43 to 22 to accept the House version. Senator John Cooper sought to fix a clerical numbering error, but the Senate overrode 38 to 30 and kept the bill intact. Democrats warned correcting it could send the bill back to the House and risk death in committee.
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Senate
John
Cooper
House
Anderson seeks scheduled airline service at new city airport
Lake Central and from Grand Rapids to Cincinnati were discussed as possible routes. The hearing noted TWA's desire to end Fort Wayne service due to passenger losses to smaller carriers. Anderson has pressed for local service since the Municipal Airport east of the city opened. A delegation from Anderson attended the hearings to argue for service.
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Page One
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cincinnati
Ohio
TWA
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Obituary of Ora Ohler outlines family and IOOF ties
Ora O. Ohler 83 of 2006 George St. died at home after a long Delco Remy career. Born Dundee Indiana Jan 26 1879 he moved to Anderson in youth and was a member of IOOF and Modern Woodmen. Survived by widow Ida Bromfield Ohler a daughter Dorothy Grant son William Ohler two sisters one brother and three grandchildren with services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. George A. Morris. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery with IOOF rites.
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RA Ohler
Ora O. Ohler
George St
Reed Rites Wednesday in Anderson for Marvin D Reed
Marvin D Reed 41 of 2407 Pearl St died Monday morning at home. Born April 17 1921 in Anderson he was a Delco Remy employee and son of Charles and Lula Reed. Survived by wife Betty Conner Reed three children Cynthia Michael and Connie his mother Mrs Charles Scherrer two sisters Dee Hiestand and Dorothy Dahl two brothers Cecil and Vestal. Friends may call after noon today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with services at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev Raymond V Breaker of the Friends Church burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Anna Layton
Anna Marie
Arch L.) Lay,ton
Rt. 3
St. John’s Hospital
Carrolton
John
Louisa Breeck
Layton
First Methodist Church
D and M Club
Weekly
Bridge Club
Arch Layton Jr
Indianapolis
Robert H. Coats
Anderson
William P. Breeck
Dorothy Breeck
Jesse Bradbury
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert W. Fribley
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Reed
Marvin D. Reed
Pearl St
Delco Remy
Schoger Carpet Ouse
Charles
Lula Reed
Betty Conner Reed
Delco Remy Department 412
Cynthia
Michael
Connie
Charles Scherrer
Dee
Firth) Hiestand
Dorothy
John) Dahl
Cecil
Vestal
Laguna Beach
Calif
Friends
Brown and Butz
Raymond V. Breaker
The
Friends Church
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Frank Barnhart 72 of Ingalls died Monday in Fortville. Born February 19 1870 in New Orleans he had lived in Ingalls for years. Burial Meldon Cemetery after 10:30 a m Wednesday service at George McCarty Funeral Home. Nora Dull 46 formerly of Daleville died at home in Orangevale California. Survived by James Jr and Moody family. service Friday in Daleville funeral home with burial at Maxville Cemetery east of Farmland Indiana.
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RANK BARNHART _ INGALLS
Frank Barnhart
Ingalls
Port DE
New Orleans
George McCarty
Fortville
Funeral Home
Meldon
Nora Dull
Daleville
Nora
James
James, Lester and
Gilbert Moody
Anderson and
Clift Moody
Sullivan
Polhemus and Shirey
Funeral
Leroy Hines
Maxville
Farmland
Ind
Crusade Coffee Hour Opens Park Place Church Event
Jr Johnson sections reserved for groups wishing to attend. Women of the county invited to a 9:30 a.m. coffee hour in the Pioneer Room at Park Place Church of God. Mrs Lowell Cochran chairs the Crusade women's committee and urges participation. Dr Johnson speaks with musical numbers by Lyman and Dunlop.
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Jr. Johnson
Pioneer Room
Park Place
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