Escaped Slayer Fights Extradition in Indiana Case
Pete McGaha 45 an escaped slayer from South Carolina Prison serving life terms is ordered by Judge William B. Smith to appear in Tippecanoe Circuit Court on Oct 4 for a hearing on his continued fight to remain in Indiana. Prosecutor Robert Monroe cites alleged errors in extradition paperwork. McGaha’s attendance was not required. he may be vacationing at Lake Schaffer, per his landlady. His lawyers Vernon E. St John and Robert E. Peters say they have not seen him recently but can locate him if needed. A $5 000 bond may be forfeited if he fails to appear.
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Smith
Lake Schaffer
Vernon E. St. John
Robert E. Peters
McGaha l Ately
Smiling Queen Delivers Praised Speech in London
Queen Elizabeth II spoke before about 2,000 at the Inter parliamentary Union Conference opening in London. Her delivery drew praise from the London Evening Star and American delegates, with Harold Macmillan calling it a privilege to hear.
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London
Queen Elizabeth Jr
Altrincham
London Evening Star
Hale Boggs
D-La
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Harold Macmillan
Long Deer Fence Planned on Norway Sweden Border
Norwegian and Swedish authorities agree to build a 74 mile deer fence along the frontier between Lakes Veerjoen and Grovelsjoen to stop cross border foraging raids by reindeer and keep deer in each nation.
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Narvik
Norway
Veerjoen
Grovelsjoen
Canadians name career educator for high posts
Sidney E. Smith, a career educator and ex-University of Toronto president, clears the way to become Canada's foreign secretary and U.N. delegation chief under Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. He will lead the delegation to the U.N. General Assembly in New York, replacing Lester Pearson.
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Ottawa
Sidney E. Smith
Canada
U. N
John Diefenbaker
Smith
University of Toronto
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Lester Pearson
U.N
Pearson
Talwart
U.N. Assembly
Diefenbaker
Conservative Party
Rare abdominal birth reported at St John’s Hospital
Fort Worth Star Telegram described an extremely rare delivery at St John’s Hospital in Fort Worth in which a live baby was born from the mother’s abdominal cavity rather than the uterus. The mother Mrs. F J Praytor, 34, and her baby boy, born Monday, were in good condition with the infant weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. A doctor said there may be only about a dozen such cases on record in the United States.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Water Approved Find New Method For Computing Of State School Aid
An Indianapolis study commission will review a Purdue University proposal by Prof. J B Kohlmeyer to reform Hoosier school aid funding. The group, chaired by Sen D Russell Bontrager, weighs formulas and local tax impacts as 27 Madison County school tests pass approval by county health officials. The item cites Civil War history, the Louisiana Purchase, and local officials among brief additions.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier
J.B. Kohlmeyer
Purdue University
Russell Bontrager
Ekhart
George W. McDermott
Alexandria
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
David Thayer
Hope
Robert L. Nash
Tipton
Madison County
H. P. Cook
Anderson City
Louisana
United States
France
Court filings list misbranding charges and estate matters
Indiana case of State against Lafe Goldman for sale of misbranded drugs appears with prosecutor Melvin Thornburg. A name change petition by Alice C Taylor is noted along with Ralph Mattingly. Damages suit by Elmhurst Development and Citizens Banking against Schrenker estate for breach of contract seeks $5,000. Pro bate matter involving William Peck and the Steiner heirs is listed.
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State of Indiana
Lafe Goldman
Melvin B. Thornburg
Alice C. Taylor
Ralph F. Mattingly
Superior Court
Earl N. Griffith
Alice M. Griffith
Elmhurst Development, Corporation
Citizens Banking Company
John R. Walsh
Willis Steiner
Grace Presser
Paul E. Schrenker
Henry Steiner
Harriett Steiner
William L. Peck
Industrial Nurses To Attend Parley
More than 50 industrial nurses from the Anderson area plan to attend the 4th Annual Industrial Health Conference in Fort Wayne. The event is tied to the Indiana Association of Industrial Nurses and reports mention a booby trapped cabin blaze near Martinsville. A young Indianapolis girl, Sandra Locke, was seriously wounded on Labor Day by a .22 rifle rigged to an inside door to deter burglars.
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Anderson
Martinsville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Indiana Association
Edith Jolls
P. Guedelhoefer
Byron Stewart
Edward J.' Evans
Geneva’ Kehling
Wilyr
Kehling
Morgan County
Victor Young
Evans
Sandra’ Locke
Labor Day
Opening program features nurse group advisor Oct 12
The Delco Remy Division personnel and the nurses' advisory council chair will speak on the opening program scheduled for October 12. The event highlights collaboration between industry personnel and nursing leadership.
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Delco- Remy
Nurses’ Group
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