Traffic deaths rise in first seven months in Indiana
The report shows Indiana traffic fatalities up 15 percent year to date, with 191 vehicle collisions causing deaths and pedestrians accounting for 186. Rural areas suffer more deaths than urban, while cities with 1 000 to 10 000 people see a 42 percent rise. Several counties report no fatalities.
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Acto
Coordinate Safety Committee
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Indianapolis
South Bend
Gary
Muncie
Mishawaka
Bloomington
New Castle
Connersville
Frankfort
Jeffersonville
Shelbyville
Goshen
Floyd County
Clark County
Hamilton County
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Wells
Warrick
Ripley
Decatur
Perry
LaGrange
Benton
Jennings
Newton
Switzerland
Ohio
William Powell
Myrna
Don Ameche
Hollywood
Lux Radio Theater
Manhattan
CBS
Kay Kyser
Hedda Hopper
State police posts show varied patrol changes this year
The Pendleton post led the greatest decrease this year under the five year average. Seymour and Ligonier posts also declined in patrol area. Increases occurred at Jasper West Lafayette Indianapolis headquarters Connersville Putnamville and Dunes Park posts per Superintendent Don F Stiver.
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State Police Board
Pendleton
Seymour Post
Ligonier Post
Don F. Stiver
Jasper
West Lafayette
Indianapolis
Connersville
Putnamville
Dunes Park
East Chicago Club Backs Glen R. Hillis for Indiana Governor
The East Chicago McKinley Club endorsed Glen R. Hillis of Kokomo, Republican candidate for Governor, noting his friendship to organized labor and support from United Auto Workers CIO and the AFL in his home county. A telegram announcing the endorsement was read at Republican State headquarters in the Claypool hotel.
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Indianapolis
Glen R. Hillis
Kokomo
East Chicago
McKinley Club
Claypool Hotel
Hillis
A. M. Johnson
Organized Labor
United Automobile Workers (Cio
American Federation of Labor Unions
Indiana
Friends of Labor
Riverside-Franklin Threshing Co closes season with annual picnic
The Riverside-Franklin Threshing Co held an end of season picnic along the bonny Blue with about sixty attendees enjoying the day. Several local residents and visitors attended, including families of W. J. Hill and R. A. Watling, while other social notes mention anniversaries travels and community events.
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Riverside-Franklin Threshing Co
South Corporation
Carthage
Franklin Chapel
S. L. Newsom
J. R. Publow
H. R. Hall
E. N. Hill
J. B. Hill
R. A. Watling
Indianapolis
Clyde C. Henley
Fairmount
Marion
Penn, Mich
Elizabeth Garland visits Charlottesville with family ties
Miss Elizabeth Garland of Indianapolis spends vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Garland and daughter Tillie. The column lists numerous social events including meetings, visits, and a CBS radio program schedule with several entertainers and dates in September.
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Elizabeth Garland
Indianapolis
Mrs. J. R. Garland
Tillie
Carl Carson
Carthage
Harold Hudson
Jack Orr
Kokomo
Arthur Campbell
Alice Bell
Cleveland
Roscoe
Thomas
Phyllis Jean
Grandison
Presell Redding
Harold
Greenfield
Margaret Smith
Robert Scott
Evans
Merle Lewis
Joseph Walker
Lois Zimmerman
Indian Lakers
Tillie Garland
Bruce Grandison
Henry Grandison
Wisconsin
J. R. Garland
Screen Guild Theater
Nila Mack
Betty Winkler
Knickerbocker Playhouse
Bea Wain
Shawnee
Pred. Waring
Frank Readick
Mr. Meek
Nino Martini
CBS
Ripley
Ray Noble
Alec Templeton
All-Star Colors at Soldier Field in Packers Win
At Soldier Field Chicago on Thursday night Mrs. Bill Fisk from Southern California and Mrs. Charles Biffle from Notre Dame wore patriotic red white and blue corsages designed by Chicago florists. Their husbands played for the College All-Stars versus the Green Bay Packers, who won 45 to 28.
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Chicago
Bill Fisk
So. Calif
Charles Biffle
Notre Dame
Chicago Florists
Soldier Field
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Governor's Rule Limited In Arizona Land Scope
The governor of Arizona governs just about 14 percent of the state while the vast majority of land is held and managed by the Federal government including Indian reservations national parks national forests military reservations and other federal lands.
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Arizona
Aberdeen police seek thief in logging camp theft
Aberdeen Washington police hunt a thief or thieves who stole from an abandoned logging camp with more than two items missing including a 2200 pot cable large saws and a topping gear from the camp premises.
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Aberdeen
Wash
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