Few Medical Laws Will Be Requested INDIANAPOLIS
In Indianapolis a State Board hearing found little appetite for new medical laws with only minor suggestions. Board president Dr. Merritt Alcorn noted enthusiasm for future hearings before each legislative session to gather input from doctors chiropractors therapists and agencies. The board will review testimony to decide if new laws are needed with physical therapists seen as the main source of potential issues. DIES AT 101 COLUMBIA CITY Ind Elizabeth Gabbard Fletcher 101 dies. services planned Wednesday.
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Firemen's Auxiliary Elects New Officers in Frankton
Frankton Firemen's Auxiliary held its monthly meeting at Isabel Thomas's home. Alberta Crowell was installed as president with Isabel Thomas as vice president, Mary E. Di Razza as secretary treasurer, Margaret Fry as chaplain, and Florabelle Etchison as marshal. The group plans a first aid kit order project and invites women to join. next meeting is September 21 at Mrs. Roger Baker's home.
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Supreme Court Upholds Robbery Conviction in Indianapolis
The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the 25 year term for John Edward Fitzgerald on a robbery by putting in fear charge. Accomplices Michael McGaugh and Warren Sente ny pled guilty to robbery and received 10 year terms. The case centered on a 1962 home invasion at Mrs. Alice Smith’s residence where $180 was taken, aided by Fitzgerald’s repeated story about his past. The victim identified Fitzgerald’s brown tennis shoes among the suspects.
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Royal Family to Visit Canada for Centennial Celebrations
The British royal family will travel to Canada next summer for celebrations of the federation centennial. The Queen Mother Elizabeth and Prince Philip are mentioned in connection with events, while a London music group known as the Master Singers faces a copyright suit over a song about the phone directory.
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