Controversy Over Indiana Tax Law and University Land Swap
In a push to test constitutionality of a gross income tax withhold system and a land swap involving Indiana University, critics and supporters clash. Attorney George Rose leads a Marion County suit funded by constitutionalists, while Dr. A G Blazey advocates a ballot drive and questions university ownership by the people. Prosecutor Cotner hints at irregularities in land deal records as the inquiry extends to state actors and university trustees.
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George Rose
Atech Grove
Marion County
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Constitution Parity
Indiana
Constitution Party
A. G. Blazey
D. Waington
Ind
Hoosier Day
Dr. Blazey
Eisenhower
U.S
McCarthy
Clarence Manion
Herman B Wells
Dillion
George Craig
Wells
Ral
Edwin K Steerstean
Daffynitions My Barrack Beds Separated Rap Games
A fragmented OCR item references rap games and beds separated within a barrack. The readable bits mention daffynitions and a 90m unit, hinting at a puzzle style note or register entry without clear event details or participants.
Former Boone Resident Marcia Ruetz Dies in Auto Crash
Marcia Ragan Ruetz 23 formerly of Boone County died in a highway crash near Lewisburg Ohio while en route home from Lebanon. She leaves husband Rev Ray Rentz mother Etta Hicks Ragan of Versailles and Fossonedi Ragan. Funeral at Mt Tabor Regular Baptist Church Fayette with burial at Mt Tabor Cemetery.
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Rites Here For Eva D Turner
Lebanon native Mrs Eva Dinsmore Turner died in a Washington DC hospital at 85 after two weeks of illness. Born August 17 1865 she was the daughter of the late John A Dinsmore and Nancy Northcutt Dinsmore. She married Arthur B Turner June 9 1900. he died in 1951. Funeral service from First Presbyterian Church Lebanon Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Arthur Korteling. Burial Hill Cemetery. Survived by daughter Lucille Turner of Washington two brothers J R Dinsmore Lebanon and Clarence Boof Flint Mich two sisters Grace Shaw Lebanon and Edward Relander Indianapolis. two sisters preceded in death. She lived on a farm near Letumon until her husband’s death and had taught school in Boone County Lebanon and nearby towns. She attended New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington for five years with a daughter in residence. Friends may call Russell and Hiteh funeral home after 1 pm Wednesday.
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Edinburg
Boone County
Lewisburg
Ohio
Lebanon
Monticello
Fossonedi
Etta Drucella
Hicks Ragan
Versailles
Mt. Tahor
Fayette
Ray Rents
Rentz
Boone Hi
Jones
Perry Central County
Sity
Tieenville
Ruetz
Delphine Starkey
Betty Ann Sanders
Filmore
Ind
James Cordell
Atanta
Mt. Tabor
W. E. Essex
Mt Taber
Russell and Hitch
Fayette Church
Eva Dinsmore Turne
Mondoy
Washington
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Letumon
Lucille Turner
J. R. Dinsmore
Clarence Boof Flint
Grace Shaw
Edward Relander
Indianapoli
Lehanon
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Korteling
Infiak Hill
Russell and Hiteh
Lark Sandlin Rites at Funeral Home Wednesday
Funeral services for Larkin Monroe Sandlin a former Boone County and Lebanon official who died Monday will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Russell and Hitch funeral home. Rev. P. J. Hamilton will officiate with burial in HiN Cemetery.
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Boone, County and Lebanon
Russell and Hitch
P. J. Hamilton
Ak Hin
Becks refuse to answer Senate panel on Teamsters funds
Dave Beck Jr and Joseph McEvoy invoked the Fifth Amendment extensively before a Senate rackets committee. Beck Jr refused questions about alleged misused Teamsters funds, totaling more than 170 000 dollars, and McEvoy faced contempt proceedings. The panel prepared contempt citations to send to the Justice Department.
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Washington
Dave Becker
Senate
Teamsters Union
Joseph McEvoy
Seattle
McEvoy
Beck
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck Jr
Mctelland D> Ark
Amelia
Justice Department
Davende
McByave
Bakers Union Beck Junior
Thorntown Lets $85,216 Bids On Water Project
Thorntown Utilities Service Board held a special meeting to award contracts totaling 65 216 for materials and construction of a new water tower and treatment plant to remove iron and sulfur from the supply. The bond issue will run about 103 000 plus fees with PSC approval pending. WE Caldwell of Louisville won a 100 000 gallon tank project bid at 20 190 and Inflico Co of Arizona won 7 132 for a filter and degasifier.
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Indiana Public Service Commission
Isaac Gregg
Thorntown
PSC
WE. Caldwell
Louisville
Inflico Co
Arizona
Two Airmen Killed in Alaska Crash Near Fairbanks
Two U S Airmen were killed and two more seriously injured when a two engine C47 transport plane crashed near Fairbanks Alaska. The accident occurred while the crew were ferrying personnel to bases. Names of the dead were withheld by the Air Force pending next of kin notification.
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Alaska
Fairbanks Morse
Indianapolis
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Thorntown
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Frankfort
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Hit Run Driver Held Here For Harrison County
George Edward Sears of Route 3 pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of a property damage accident and paid his fine here but remained jailed because a similar charge is pending in Harrison County. He was turned over to Harrison County authorities Monday night and returned to Coryden.
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George Edward Sears
Route 3
Harrison County
Coryden
Antitrust Bills Get New Look
Washington senators and Supreme Court rulings shape antitrust action affecting Du Pont and General Motors. A key 2 to 4 decision provoked debate on dismemberment and market power while outlining a fresh interpretation of the Clayton Act. Justice opinions varied as the case moved toward district court for final guidance.
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Sen O'Mahoney
Piay
du Pont
General Motors
Im Cantess
General
Sianuta
Supreme Court
High’ Court
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Apitel
Opin
Tea District
Chiago
Diu
Bronnin
Warren
Black
Douglas
Burton
Frank
Clark
Harlan
Whitkaker
Indiana Among States Owing Uncle Sam 28 Million
Washington reports that 26 states owe Uncle Sam 28 million dollars for more than 190 years. Rep. Steed notes a bill to collect is unlikely to pass, since many delegates would block it. The debt dates to 1836 when funds were disbursed among states.
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Indiana
Washington
Uncle Sam
Steed
D-Okla
Andrew Jacks
Union
New York State
Pennsylvania
Maine
Congress
Treasury
4-H Barbecue Set Wednesday At Boone County Exposition Grounds
Boone County 4 H Community Council sponsors a barbecue at the Exposition grounds south of town starting at 5 p m with food served 3 to 9 p m Tickets available at the gate Barbecued chicken featured this year extra hour added for farmers due to weather delays Proceeds fund a community building at the 4 H grounds in Lebanon to benefit civic groups Rural township chairmen report strong ticket response last year about 1200 attended aim for 1500 this year
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Boone Cou Community Council
Weddle
Lebanoon
Bill Shoemaker
Union Township
Éles
Fletcher Murphy Reports For Duty On USS Canberra
Fletcher Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Murphy of Country Club Park, earned a Notre Dame University degree and a Navy ensign commission. He leaves Lebanon to report in New Orleans and will serve aboard the USS Canberra, a new guided missile heavy cruiser now docked at Norfolk.
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Howard Murphy
Country Club Park
Notre Dame University
South Bend
United State Navy
Murphy
Lebanon
New Orleans
Norfolk
Boston
Non Murphy
Mike
Indiana Oak
Injured Rider and Driver Fined in Indiana Car Crash
At Late Road 39 and US 52 by pass near Crawfords ville a rear collision injured rider and driver. Mahlon Kelsey and Seering were arrested. Seering treated for injuries. Kelsey pleaded guilty to public intoxication reckless driving and driving while intoxicated and was fined 73.50 total. Seering fined 14 total. Justice TA Robinson recommended one year license suspension for Kelsey. Both cars headed toward Indianapolis when the crash occurred.
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Mahlon Kelsey
Seering
Kelsey
Witham Hospital
Justice of the Peace
TA Robinson Mondo Kelsey
Seering Wats
T. A. Robinson
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Plan Day Camp For Brownies
The Lebanon Girl Scout Council of Boone United Fund sponsors Brownie Day Camp at Memorial Park Shelter House. Sessions run four days from 9:00 AM to 3:15 PM with weather backup indoors. Camp director is Mrs W E McConnaha Jr assisted by planning committee chairs and a staff of qualified adults and aides. Enrollment is $1.10 for the full period plus 40 for accident and health insurance. Activities include story hour games songs crafts hikes nature study cook outs and dramatics. Brownies must register to attend the Day Camp.
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Lebanon
Girl Scout Cetinci
Boone United Fund For You Buffy
Shelter House
Memorial Park
W. E. McConnaha, Jr
Phil Adler
Panl Green
Howard Zimmerman
Congress Urges Halt to Nuclear Tests and Radiation Health Institute
Nobel Prize winner Hermann Muller testified before Congress on radioactive fallout risks. He warned tests threaten humanity and urged creation of a Radiation Health Institute under the National Institute of Health with geneticists guiding policy decisions.
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Hemann J. Muller
Niversi
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United States
National Institute of Health
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Miior
BSS
Indiana University faculty honors Herman B Wells
Indiana University faculty council publicly salutes Dr Herman L Wells upon his July 1 anniversary as president. Resolution lauds his devotion to the university, academic freedom, and growth as a national and international center of learning. Wells began as acting president in 1937 and became president in 1938.
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University
Presi William Lowe Bryan
School of Business
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Press
Prayer from The Upper Room Reflects Childlike Wisdom
A devotional prayer praising God the Father for revealing truths to babes and asking for wisdom patience and love to learn of Thee. The text quotes Matthew 11 25 and appeals for divine guidance for Jesus sake.
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Heaven
Earth
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Jesus
GOP Leaders Say Fundraising Hard for Eisenhower Budget
GOP leaders report to President Eisenhower that fundraising is difficult as some large contributors view the administration's budget as too high. Meade, chairman of the Republican National Committee, and colleagues forward the concern while noting the administration has no alternative to a $71,806,000,500 program for the fiscal year. Leaders hope to recapture influence in Congress amid budget unease.
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Ex-resident Loren Wethington Dies in Ohio
Former Lebanon resident Loren Wethington died suddenly at his Baton Rouge home, with services planned in Baton. He is survived by two sons Loren Joe of Lebanon and John of Eaton, a daughter Roberta Joan of Eaton, two stepdaughters, two sisters, and three brothers. Funeral rites set for Wednesday.
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Lebanon
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Wethington
Loren Joe Wethington
John Wethington
Eaton, O
Roberta Joan Wethington
Eaton
Pa Suggs
Barbara Camden
Cincinnati
Helen Bishop
Rosie Hicks
Danville
Glenn
Wilber Wan
Lebanor Ie
US Surrenders on Trial for Killing Japanese Woman at Range
Secretary of Defense and Secretary of State announce surrender to Japanese pressure over the case of Army Specialist C. William Girard 21 of Ottawa LaSalle Illinois accused of firing an empty shell that fatally struck Mrs Nakasakai 46 at a firing range in Somagahara Japan. The status of forces treaty would place the case in Japanese courts when servicemen act off duty. Officials say Girard had orders to guard equipment but Japanese claim the shelling was unauthorized.
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United Sates
Japan
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Dulles
Congress
U.S
Army
C. William C. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Nakasakai
Somagahara
Girard
Janese
LHS Grad George R. McLaughlin Jr Dies in Decatur
George Robert McLaughlin Jr, known as Mick, dies in Decatur Alabama after a heart attack. Born May 1 in Seymour Indiana, he moved to Lebanon and played varsity basketball in 1933. A four year Air Force veteran and former advertising staffer at the Decatur Daily, he leaves wife Martha Dinsmore and a son, among others, with funeral at Ann's Catholic Church and interment at Coy Cemetery.
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George Robert McLaughlie
Decatur
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Coy Cemetery
Mick Me
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Seymour
Ind
Lebh
Bob Lebaren
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Wsity
George Robert Kn HT
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