Former Wife of Steve Award Draws Attention in Non Support Case
The $12,082 judgment issued by Superior Judge James M. Leathers in a non support suit against D. C. Stephenson was discussed by Paul Newman of Newman & Hill. Attorney Floyd J. Mattice represents the wife, Nettie Stephenson Brehm, of Oklahoma, and the garnishee action named officials as defendants but yielded no collections. The suit concerns failure to provide for 12 year old Florence Catherine Stephenson, the couple’s daughter, after Stephenson left his wife.
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Ed Jackson
Claude M. Worley
Ira M. Holmes
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Demands Votes in 15 Precincts Be Refused
Jacob Morgan former State Senator candidate in Marion County files a recount suit asking that votes from fifteen precincts be discarded in county primary certificates. The action targets county election board members Ira M. Holmes Jude James E Deery and George O Hutsell and could alter primary results if those precincts are removed. No hearing date set. current term ends Saturday, delaying action until fall.
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Cleveland Heights Expands Blue Law To Ban Baseball And Tennis
Cleveland Heights prohibitions extend to baseball and tennis due to noise from games. Baseball is banned all day, while tennis is allowed after church services end at 1 p.m., following the suburbs board of education ruling on school courts.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Heights
Suburbs Board of Education
125 Inch Skin Grafting Aids Burned Youth Recovery
Otto Ritterskamp, 20, of Washington Indiana, recovers at Daviess County hospital after 125 inches of skin grafts on burned legs following a gasoline explosion. Surgeons led by Dr A P Walden used skin from Clyde Burch Gilbert Fields and Wallace Ritterskamp, Otto’s brother, in one of the era’s most extensive procedures.
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Times Special
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Otto Ritterskamp
Daviess County
A. P. Walden
Clyde Burch
Gilbert Fields
Wallace Ritterskamp
Otto
Dog Bite Deaths Fatal Rabies Case in Gary
Gary Indiana reports the first rabies fatality in three years. Alex Moore, 31, died after a dog bite six weeks earlier. Local health authorities confirm the case and tracing of exposure.
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Charlie Davis
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Gary Cooper
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Poison Confessor Free After Poisoning Confession
Madison County authorities learned James W. Huff, a confessed poisoner, has been released in Los Angeles on probation. Huff claimed to have killed his sister in law Ruth Little, 17, at Summitville nine years ago, but chemical analysis showed no poison. His wife said Huff has been crazy since marriage.
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Times
Anderson
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Madison County
Cal
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Ruth Little
Summitville
Huff
Rules for Motorists Aimed at Reducing Accidents
The Indianapolis Safety Council cites four rules to curb crashes by drivers of autos and commercial vehicles. Courtesy to others, awareness that children may not think, obeying signals and crossings, and daily vehicle inspections are urged. Insurance claims data point to driver attitude as a major factor, with haste and neglect of arm signals listed as causes. The council's second bi weekly safety conference for commercial drivers is set for Tuesday at the Anthenaeum.
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Indianapolis Safety Council
Claims Department of Indianapolis Insurance Offices
Anthenaeum
Goat mascot sought by Broad Ripple park club
The Indianapolis Times reports Broad Ripple Park's All Kids Klub seeks a goat as a mascot. The park will provide the wagon and harness if a youngster with an extra goat donates it to the club, and the goat will not be used for initiations.
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Indianapolis
Library Assistant List Is Announced by Board
The school board approved the appointment of numerous library staff led by Librarian Charles E. Rush. Names include Amy Winslow as assistant librarian and Ruth Wallace as chief of the catalogue department among many senior and junior assistants and attendants. In England ninety six persons in every 100 have brown eyes of various shades.
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Verna Pate
Carrie E. Scott
Zella Spence
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Lory
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Bessie Hereth
Marianna Kennedy
al P. Buck
Mildred M. Codish
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Harriett Brown
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Ruth P. Bailey
Sallie Soesn
Er’rryhill
C. Smith
Bernice J. Kiefer
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Elizabeth Merrill
Elizabeth L. Clark
Harriet Barkalow
Carroll M. Lanham
Helen J. Cross
Margaret Elberg
Mariam H. Greene
Bessie Schertzer
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England
Immediate abandonment of Indianapolis plant not ordered
Public Service Commissioner Howell Ellis indicated no immediate abandonment of the Sixteenth and Alabama Streets heating plant of Indianapolis Power and Light will be ordered. If the petition is denied a complete audit of the heating system’s books and property will be ordered. Professor Lowell T. Tilson of Indiana State Normal received an honorary Master of Pedagogy degree from the Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Public Service
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Ellis
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Terre Haute
Ind
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Cincinnati
Ohio
L. A. Student Dies Misprint in Bloomington
Funeral services set for Rex Sappenfield 19 prominent Indiana University student who died in Indianapolis hospital from acute appendicitis. He was a scholarship winner and had completed his sophomore year.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Rex. S. Sappenfield
Indiana University
Indianapolis
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