Bank page job raises mystery in Marion Parker case
The report from Enectal N Ind notes John Gibson, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, serving as a page at Los Angeles First Trust and Savings Bank, a position once held by William E. Hickman, the confessed slayer of 12-year-old Marion Parker. Gibson recalls Hickman as handsome and fluent, noting Hickman forged checks to buy a motorcycle and could remember signatures to forge more checks. Marion Parker had been a frequent bank visitor and a favorite of her father.
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Ind
John
Gibson
Los Angeles
Cal
First Trust and Savings Bank
William E. Hickman
Marion Parker
Hickman
Marion
Page
Litigation over Klan auto raffle grows
An additional lawsuit has been filed in Evansville Indiana over a Ku Klux Klan festival raffle of a car. John Yunker seeks 500 dollars in damages from Thomas Maxfield Elliott Lowe and Attorney Arthur Meyer alleging Lowe filed a replevin suit to recover the auto and was dismissed. Jack Yates also claims the auto.
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Bu Times
Evansville
Ind
John Yunker
Thomas Maxfield
Elliott Lowe
Arthur Meyer
Yunker
Lowe
Jack Yates
Ie Auto
Broken Legs Record Fails to Dount City Boy's Hopes
Leland Earl, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Earl of Minnesota Street and Lynhurst Drive, battles fragile bones and twenty seven bone knitings yet aims to be a musician. He teaches drums and piano with older brother Clyde 19 as accompanist, hopeful after three years without a break.
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Leland Earl
Isaac Earl
Minnesota St
Lynhurst
Leland
Clyde
Teachers Must Stick To Jobs Under Tenure Law
Attorney General Arthur D. Gilliam ruled that a teacher who has completed the apprenticeship period and signed a contract becomes permanent and cannot resign without trustees agreeing to abrogate the contract. The Jay County case involved a teacher who offered resignation effective at the end of the current contract.
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Arthur D. Gilliam
Fred Gladden
Jay County
Gladden
H. L. Mixon
Gilliam
Plan Official Reappointments Tied to City Commission
Plan member awaited reappointment of J. H. Atherton executive secretary at Butler College to the city plan commission. Mayor L. Ert Slack signals likely replacement of Gustav G. Schmidt whose term expires January 1. Both Atherton and Schmidt are Republicans.
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J. H. Atherton
Butler College
City Plan Commission
L. Ert Slack
Slack
Gustav G. Schmidt
Plan
Atherton
Schmidt
Greencastle Council Allocates 2000 for Water and Phone Rate Fight
Rll Times Special reports Greencastle Indiana the city council has appropriated $2,000 to conduct a campaign opposing proposed increases in water and telephone rates.
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Rll Times
Greencastle
Ind
Three Days Cough Signal Prompts Creomulsion Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. It claims creosote soothes heals membranes inhibits germ growth and builds up the system with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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