Hoosier Motor Club Leader Casts Light on Travel Industry
Dick James of the Hoosier Motor Club, affiliate of the American Automobile Association, discusses travel as a booming industry in Indiana. The club provides extensive guidance, insurance, and travel resources to roughly 42,000 members, with services ranging from hotel inspections to road information and travel courses across the USA.
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Hoos ‘Ier
Hoosier
Bate
USA
Hoosier Motor Clu
The
American Automobile Associaton
Dick James
Hoosier Motor Club
Mesh Heroldren
Rebecca
Richard
Virginia
Carolina
Wrorm
Alps
U.S.A
Hoensier
Aim Tits
Renderel
Fey
Hoosttertor Club
Ried
Incanaing
Latters of
Tehien Foly Patel
Partly cloudy warm and humid through tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for continued warmth and humidity with partly cloudy skies. Tonight there is a chance of scattered thunder showers and a low around 60. Highs on Wednesday reach the 40s.
Kids Fish Derby Stock Pit Plants Fish For Derby at Park
Boone County Conserv ation League prepares a pond for the second Annual Kid Fishin Derby to be held Sunday noon to 1 30. A quarter of a ten of channel catfish ranging in size from a point to five pounds will be planted to benefit young anglers. Club members are asked not to fish until after the planting and derby. Charles Ressler, chairman, says volunteers will ensure a safe planting. Fish are brought from Clinton, C and supplied by a firm specializing in fish plantings for small lakes and ponds.
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Boone County Conserv Lion League
Derby Juncr
League
Charles Ressler
Cvammiter
Ata Clinton
Frem
Parole Violator Arrested After Hitchhiking in City
A parole violator, identified as fieurge Howard, was arrested here around 3 p.m. by city police after being found hitchhiking. He admitted violating parole from Tippecanoe County and stated he had traveled to the area seeking shelter. The suspect was taken into custody for processing.
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Fieurge Howard
State Jaycees Approve Sale of Extinguishers
Charles Smack of the State Junior Chamber of Commerce said the State Jaycees endorsed selling home fire extinguishers similar to Lebanon Boy Scouts items under Lebanon Jaycees sponsorship. The committee aims for one extinguisher in every home as part of a fire safety campaign led by local Jaycees with Boy Scouts canvassing households.
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Charles Smack
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Lebanion
Lebanon Jayces
Neeast
Smuck
Hubert Couns
Jaxcevs
Cam Pak
Three Suits Ask $50 600 Damages in Boone County
Three lawsuits totaling 50 600 were filed in Boone County court today against Kenneth Gregg of San Francisco California. The actions stem from a collision at State Road 42 intersecting 42 where Brayton Stark driver of one car sustained injuries. Gregg was alleged to have caused the injuries and damages in the June 2 1982 accident.
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Boone County
Kenneth Grege
San Francisco
Cal
State Riad
Brayton Stark
Sid Gregg
Gregg
Denver
Brayton
Lou
Sadford Stark
Amer
Thich Bret Stark
Tor
Damases
Pre-convention GOP activity noted in late 1950s piece
The article recounts pre-convention maneuvering within the Republican Party. It highlights Keane, Crawford Parker, secretary of state, and Bowen seeking or planning political moves, including court contemplation and party leadership chatter. Mentions Lyons of Auburn and connections to state tickets and past offices.
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Imhanapolis
StiVity
Afc
Mitana Repub
Keane
Crawford Parker
Donald — Bowen
Tndigna
Lyons
Auburn
GOP Lateo Wee
Parker
Patie
New Castle
Henry County
Public Service Commission
Bowen
Aml
Dogid
Bloor
Aonter
Sci Tih
Bietrich
Hailinga
Ford Wins Divorce But Must Pay Out $12,000 Alimony
Evelyn Ford vs Gaylord Ford in Zionsville saw Circuit Judge Charles F Thompson grant Ford the divorce and award Evelyn Ford custody of their minor daughter Carolyn and alimony of 12000 dollars plus 125 weekly child support. The court also awarded Mrs Ford 3000 dollars in attorney fees after a six day trial starting June 1 with 48 witnesses.
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Evelyn Ford
Gaylord Ford
Zionsville
Charles F Thompson
Ford
Carolyn
Lebanon July Fourth Fund Nears Goal
Lebanon aims to raise 630 for a full July 4 celebration with 475 pledged and 200 received. Committee chair Richard Cadner urges civic groups to contribute more to fund parades, fireworks, and Memorial Park events scheduled Monday July 5 for all residents of Bourne county.
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Lebanon
Hiere
Mary Frances Kinkaid
Druley
Am Sscation
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Clea Country Club
Lebanon American
Legum Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Rebanon Rotary Club
Sam Rem
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Cadner
Celebration Plu
Memorial Park
Caduer
Kinkaid Ato
Tressurers
Lions Band
Fia
Init
Gian Pit Call Vive
Cader
Bourne Fywonty
ARC Reverts To Old Disaster Fund Method
Red Cross to resume prior approach to disaster fundraising citing failure of affected communities to reimburse funds advanced. National chairman E Ronald Harriman says public generosity has scattered among various causes, and communities must first take responsibility before nationwide aid. In Flint, funds raised were not turned over to the Red Cross and were distributed locally, prompting calls for accountability.
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Los Angeles
American Red Cross
Red Cross
E. Ronald Harriman
Abe
Wari Jneal
Flint
Mich
Names and origins of a Tennessee county seat
A fragmented 19th century note describes Gedford or Joseph Rawlins suggesting a name for a new county seat in 1825. It mentions Palestine duplicating the county seat plat and a wiped identity. The text hints at Bedford County and limestone shaping the area’s development.
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Gedford
Joseph Rawlins
Lawrence Omais
Thers
Palestine
Bedford County
Tennessee
Niege
Horseless Carriage Scared By Plane
A motorist described hearing a terrific noise on Monday that nearly lifted his car. He said a plane swooped in and caused his vehicle to veer, striking a trackside area and sustaining about 80 dollars in damage, while an adjacent car incurred 30 dollars in damage from the same incident.
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Vasile
Gini
Vern Martin Reappointed To Mayer Park Board Seat
Vern Martin, 126 Clea Drive, was reappointed by the Mayer city council to a three year term on the City Park Board, term dates April 1 1954 to April 1, 1957. The council approved monthly payroll claims and bonds for Clerk Treasurer Robert Kinkant Chief of Fire Kenneth Evans and Attorney Roscoe Hollingsworth. A street light petition for West Ash and South Clark was referred for investigation, and a request for a new street on Grant Street was sent to City Engineer Ge Hine. Also discussed were parking meters near the Indiana Bell Telephone building and a proposal to buy a larger sewer cleaning machine from Breen Manufacturing of Chicago.
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West Ash
South Clark Streets
Leo Richmas
Charles Wheeler, Sr
Grant Street
Fast Main
East South
Ge Hine
William Brannon
Libanon
Indiana Bell
Summer Reading Program Proves Popular at Lebanon Lib
More than 50 youngsters have registered for the Summer Reading Program at Lebanon Public Library sponsored by Psi Iota Xi sorority. Enrolled students range from third to eighth grade. enrollment continues through June with a finale August 31. Participants shown include Sara Dunlap, Sonny Bruner, Ronnie Chambers, Patricia Burns, Mike Burns, Regina Rex, Doris Ann Smith, Virginia Wagner, assistant librarian.
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Lebanon Public Library
Psi Iota Xi
Sara Dunlap
Sonny Bruner
Ronnie Chambers
Patricia Burns
Mike Burns
Regina Rex
Doris Ann Smith
Virginia Wagner
Local F H A Chapter Receives Award At State Convention
At Terre Haute Friday and Saturday the Indiana State Future Homemakers of America honored 49 of 360 chapters at the annual convention banquet. Lebanon's Irene Williams received the Lebanon FHA award, with the chapter named an honor group for 1952 33 after completing the year’s programs. Speakers included Dr Robert H Shaffer of IU and Mrs Mary Alice Marlett of North Vernon. Ruth Ann Eller acted as voting delegate. Elizabeth Spach served as local FHA advisor.
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Future Homemakers of America
Terre Higete
Mayflower Room
Terre Haute House
Indiana
Irene Williams
Lebanon High Sch Fla
Lebanon Group
Indiana State Teachers College
Robert H. Shaffer
Rn University
Mary Alice Marlett
North Vernon
Ruth Ann Eller
Lebanon
FHA
Wadliams
Eller
Eizabeth Spach
Four Men Hurt When Car Hits Post Saturday
Four employees of a local construction company were injured none critically. The crash occurred Saturday as they rode in a car that struck a fence post at the top of a hill near a sorghum mill. The four were Arthur Fine, Dillon Roberson, Fine Construction employees, and Frank Aldrich. They were hospitalized or treated and released. one was kept at home. The car driver suffered shock. A past similar accident at the same crest was noted and the turn alleged to need marking. The group had been out scouting for a fishing and picnic spot along Sugar Creek.
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Trinity of
Satom
SR 52
Lehapen
Arthur Fine
Wist Noble Street
Fine Construction Company
Dillon Robertson
Witham Hospital
Roberson
Jay Fine
Lebanon
Sugar Creek
Change Dedication Date of Thorntowns New School Building
The dedication of Thorntowns new Suvar Creek Township school, originally set for Sunday June 20, has been postponed until 2 pm. Sunday, June 27. E. J. Barker, president of the holding corporation, said the formal dedication program will be completed at a meeting tonight at 7 pm at the Thorntown bank. The date change followed a slight delay in finishing touches on the building.
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Thorntowns
Suvar Creek Township
E. J. Barker
Holding Corporation
Thorntown Bank
Answers To Red Influences In Country Sought
An eighty army officers group delivered a demand to Guatemalan President Arbenz, seeking a belated answer to alleged Communist influences. Reports say the army offered to guarantee no mistreatment of Guatemalans if Arbenz quits, with a one week deadline. The crisis follows censorship and upheaval as tensions rise and defense officials flee.
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Tegucigalpa
Hiermburas
Javedo Arbenz
Sas
Washington
Arbenz
Belize
British Honduras
Feds
Miguel Angel Mendoza
Arbeng
Reds
Mendoza
Cal
Rodolfo Meniusa
Guatemala
Honduras
Carlos Sart
George McDaniel Elected District Governor of Lions
George McDaniel was elected District Governor of Lions Clubs for this district at the annual convention and election. He has served as Deputy District Governor the past year and was previously president of the Lebanon Lions Club. The French Lick convention drew more than a hundred Lions and their wives from five Boone County clubs.
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George McDaniel
Anproance
Lions Clubs
Frepeh Lick
McDaniel
Lebanon Lions Club
French Lick
Boone County
TV To Produce Heart Operation On NBC Tonight
A San Francisco program will show a young girl undergoing heart surgery with her father’s circulatory system connected. The live event aims for a bloodless dry field by temporarily halting use of the girl’s heart. The March of Medicine broadcast airs on NBC at 9 pm CST.
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San Francisco
American Medical Assoce Vention
March of Medicine
NBC TV
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