Red Ball Company Truck Drivers Arrested in Ohio
Indiana motor police investigate the arrest of Ben Ballard, a Red Ball truck driver, in Lima Ohio on Wednesday. Ward B. Hiner says drivers may stay jailed pending a Supreme Court appeal and potential damage proceedings if freed.
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United States Supreme Court
Hiner Red Ball Company
Ohio
Ward B. Hiner
Supreme Court
Hiner
Indiana
Ben Ballard
Lima
County Abandons Plans to Buy Churches in World War Memorial Plaza
County Commissioner Cassius L. Hogle says the matter of purchasing the First Baptist and Second Presbyterian Churches is closed. He and board president Charles O. Sutton refuse any tax burden for the possible purchase. The Second Presbyterian congregation would sell if the county acts soon, or else members plan to build an addition.
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Cassius L. Hogle
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
World War Memorial Plaza
Hogle
Charles O. Sutton
Second Presbyterian Church
Hotels fill quickly. visitors to be housed nearby
An early mailing of the coupon is planned and a downtown office opens next Saturday to assign visitors to rooms. Hotels are usually full, showing the need for advance arrangements. Single and double rooms are listed with prices and contact phone numbers.
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Convention Bureau of Chamber of Commerce
Speedway
Henry T. Davis
County urged to buy properties to curb rising costs
A view on remaining on their present site twenty five years as provided by law notes that unless the county buys the properties soon their value will rise yearly and the county will face a larger payment later.
Mother Loses Fight Over Habeas Corpus in White Plains
Mrs. Mary Warner's writ of habeas corpus sought the release of her son Alfred Ander in White Plains New York. The action failed and the court denied the request, leaving custody unresolved.
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White Plains
N. Y
Mary Warner
Alfred Ander
Burglary Convict Freed Then Reimprisoned Discharged
A Sing Sing inmate released after a ten year burglary sentence was paroled, rearrested, and sent back. The Supreme Court here dismissed the son of Mrs. Warner claiming the first release had been unconditional.
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Sing Sing
Supreme Court
Warner
School presents May Day program at Bloomington site
School No. 16 Bloomington and Market Streets held May Day exercises Thursday afternoon. Principal Grace Adams said dances would feature the program.
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Bloomington and
Market Sts
Grace Adams
Modern girls blamed for rise in teen smoking rates
Sacramento report cites a jump from 5 percent of high school students smoking to over 25 percent in twenty years. Dr. Herbert M. Stolz, state supervisor of physical education, attributes the increase to cigarette use by modern girls.
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Sacramento
Cal
Herbert M. Stolz
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Victor Furniture CO
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Co. O. D
Jacquard
Yigcic Cos
West
Washington Street
Htt
Roy A
Ilinois St
Washington St
Kokomo Cords
S. S
S.S
Bristol Balloons
Bristol
O. S
Kokomo
Capitol Ave
Akron Standard
Goodrich
Silvertown Cords
Kokomo Balloons
Akron
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Riley
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Standard Oil
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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