Public servants praised amid graft concerns at Valparaiso speech
Governor Handley warned against broad attacks on state workers while noting that about 31,000 Indiana employees are conscientious. He cited 30 years of service by some and urged faith in government, unity, and the American system amid occasional fraud. Autok speed debate and weather folklore follow in the same column.
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Valparaiso University
Harold W. Hand
Gov
Handley
Philip C. Johnson
Ihe
C. McQueen
Brazil
Indiana
Boone Realtors Form New Boone County Listing Group
Boone County real estate firms form the Boone Multiple Listing Association with ten Boone County Board of Realtors members directing. The goal is to coordinate property for sale among members to improve service for buyers and sellers. Alphabetical entrants include Anderson Real Estate Lebanon, Charles Whites Town, Cunningham Land & Loan Lebanon, Gentry McCormick Agency Lebanon, Harman Agency Lebanon, FEM Lyle Lebanon, Jon J Proctor Jamestown, and Swinford Realty Indianapolis. Swinford is resident, with Keith McCormick as vice president and Patricia Mar Anderson as secretary treasurer.
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Boone County Real Estate
Boone County Board of Realtors
Boone Multiple Listing Association
Board of Realtors
Beone
Anderson Real State
Lebnon
Charles Whitestown
Cunningham Land & Loan
Lebanon
Gentry McCormick Agency
Harman Agency, Inc
FEM Lyle
Jon J Proctor
Jamestown
Swinford Realty
Indianapolis
Marion Swinford
Keith McCormick
Patricia Mar Anderson
Two From Lebanon Receive Degree At Butler Graduation
Indiantown, Lebanon residents Indah Diana D Downs and Mildred Britton earned degrees at Butler University's 12th annual commencement. Downs received a BA in liberal arts and sciences with history and political science. Britton earned an MA in education and a BSc from Butler. Dr M Ross conferred the degrees.
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Indianapolis
Indah
Diana D Downs
Mildred Britton
Lebanon
Simong UC
Butler University
Miss Downs
M . Ross
Butler
Miss Britton
Dr. Ross
W. W. Downs
North Meridian
East Main
Stokes School
Farm Changes Prod Science at Rotary Luncheon
A WF Fish speaker from Eli Lilly discussed the evolving farm scene and rising scientific research through the 1950s. He noted U S farms declined from 32 million in 1910 to 22 million in 1956, while output surged, driven by hormones and antibiotics. Ralph Martin presided at the event.
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Rotary
WF Fish
Agricultural Pharmaceutical Department
Eli Lilly Company
Fred Duit
U.S
U. S
Ralph Martin
Rawfords
Paul van
Americans Missing In Plane Crash Near Moscow
A twin-engined Polish airliner with eight aboard crashed in a storm near Moscow. Three Americans survived: Margaret Tremper and her daughter Michelle Tremper of Grand Rapids Michigan, and Richard Cheverton of Grand Rapids. Two Americans remained unaccounted for, with six bodies found at the scene. Survivors described a sudden downdraft and impact amid trees and mud while approaching the city.
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Moscow
Margaret Kemper
Michelle 4
Richard Cheverton
Grand Rapids
Soviet Union
Wood-Tvv
Cheverton
Harvey Beaker Beaker
Harold Milks
Roy Essevan
Associated Press
Irving BR Levine
National Broadcasting Co
Icy. Shelley Rites Monday
Mrs fer 1 Shelley 70 life long resident of Boone County bed last evening of Witham Hospital. She had been in poor health for several months, resided at 94 South Evans treet Barn in Boone County. December 17, 1884, she was daughter of William A. and Mary E Batman Hendrix. She married on September 6, 1998 near Advance to Ora E. Shelley, who died October 7, 1848. Member Walnut Street Baptist Church Lebanon. Lived on a farm near Advance until his death, then moved to Lebanon. Immediate survivors include sister-in-law Olive Hendrix of Lebanon and several nieces and nephews. A son died in infancy. three brothers are deceased. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home. Rev. Richard Ashe officiating. Burial in cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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Fer
Shelley
Boone County
Witham Hospital
South Evanstreet Barn
William A
Mary E Batman’ Hendrix
Advance
Ora E. Shelley
Walnut Street Baptist Church of
Lebanon
Olive Hendrix
Russell and
Drake Appeals 60 Year Robbery Sentence In Indiana
Indiana defendant Roy Rudolph Drake received permission from Federal Judge Dale J. Holder to appeal his 60 year prison sentence for robbing banks at Southport and Carmel. Drake contends the sentence should be 15 years for each robbery rather than 30 years.
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Indianapolis
Roy Rudolph Drake
Southport
Carmel
Dale J. Holder
Drake
Name C of C Committees Formed at Lebanon Chamber
Fred Siess, president of the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce, announced eleven committees with members named for Retail Steering, Membership, Die Atfors, Industrial, Better Business, Public Relations, Agricultural and Banquet, Annual Meeting, Off-street Parking, Dollar Day, and Christmas. Each panel lists a chairman and participants from the board and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Siess
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Frank Mortier
Stanley Hail
Ruddell Apple
Phil Adler
Ralph Clark
G. A. Benigar
George Donaldson
Gus Zaharako
Charles Jones
Burl Chambers
Die Atfors
Wills Fulwider
Charles Smoek
John Donaldson
Harold Gentry
Better Business
Charles Scott
Herbert Epperson
Byron Jones
Herman Antle
Ned Boatcall
Ralph Martin
Ralph Stark
John Darnall
Agricultural and +H
Junius Clifton
R Brown
Robert Wiseheart
Robert Sterling
Ray Esner
Drury Parker
Dim McIntyre
Fred Giddings
Girard Ruling Due Next Week
Legal argument session in Washington weighs U S court authority over handing GI William S. Girard to Japanese authorities for trial. Girard, an Army specialist, is accused of fatally wounding a Japanese woman during scrap metal collection near an Army area in Japan. The ruling, by Federal District Judge Joseph C McGarragh, is expected late next week.
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Washington
U.S
William S. Girard
Jude Joseph C McGarragh
Girard
Japan
Oliver Gaschp
Congress
Japare
Indiana farmers urged to vote in wheat referendum
Indiana Farm Bureau leaders urged every farmer growing 15 or more acres of wheat in 1958 to vote in the national wheat referendum on June 20. Polling runs 8 am to 7 pm. districts allocate voting venues by county agr icultural conservation committees.
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Indiana
Jenek
Lebanon
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Schenck
Thimty Agriculturalnization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Capehart Jenner Split On Foreign Aid Vote
Senators Homer Capehart and William Jenner both Indiana Republicans split on the foreign aid authorization bill after the Senate approved it 57 to 25. Capehart joined the majority in passing the measure while Jenner voted against it. Earlier the chamber defeated four amendments, keeping the bill intact despite opposition.
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Washington
Homer E. Capehart
William &. Jenner
Indiana
Senate
Capehart
Jenner
Trust Fund Grows To Near Million For Berkeley Graduate
SANTA ANNA Calif Twenty one years ago when Donald Ellis Simon was an infant a 82.06 trust fund was started for him and now as he turned 21 last April the fund nears one million dollars A final accounting filed Friday in Santa Ana Superior Court shows the fund built by his father Norton Simon former Hunt Foods executive now heads the company s executive committee The fund originated from stock in a can company Through mergers and splits it grew to just short of a million dollars Donald received the fund as a graduation present after earning a degree last week from the University of California at Berkeley
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Santa Anna
Calif
Donald Ellis Simon
Donald
Santa A
Norton Simeon
Hunt Foods
Tve
Donald Friday
University of California At Berkeley
Arizonan And Jap Wife Slain
Freelin Huff and his wife Louise, a prosperous cotton grower and his 30 year old wife, were killed in a twilight shooting at Huff's ranch near Marana. Their bodies were dumped in a desert culvert formed like a cross. Police captured a suspect, 30 year old Paul Whalen, after a car chase near Coolidge. The killer allegedly claimed the motive was jealousy and an upstairs plot.
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Freelin Huff
Louise
Tucson
Huff
Coolidge
Jee
Paul Whalen
House Awaits Ike's Foreign Aid Measure
In Washington the $3.6 billion foreign aid bill moved to the House after a 57 to 25 Senate vote. Support from Republicans and Democrats alike, led by Senator Knowland and Senator Johnson, kept the measure alive amid claims of waste while party lines held. The plan authorizes ceilings and forms rather than funding, with possible later cuts in appropriations.
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Ernest RB. Vaccaro
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
Lyndon RB. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Green
Drd
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Aun
Demcratic
Sens Long
Ellender
Louisiana
Morse
Oregon
Safe hauled from Crawfordsville store with $2785 missing
Crawfordsville Indiana police report a safe was dragged from an east side variety store and lunch room early today. Owner Walter Bowman says more than $2785 in cash is missing as investigators question a nearby girl and several men who may have aided the theft.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
East Side
Walter Bowman
Prayer and Humility in a Prayerful Church
A devotional note reflects on Acts 2 48 7 and requests prayer for the church. It expresses gratitude for the church and asks for forgiveness and spiritual growth, guiding followers to worship with humility and praise.
Twisters Dip Into Northern Part Of State
Tornado activity hit northern Indiana with four funnel shaped twisters injuring some people and causing damage. A cottage at Fletcher's Lake was overturned. power lines failed and trees and windows were damaged. A second twister damaged an unoccupied house in Lafayette. Roofs and garages suffered in other areas while reports described funnel clouds near North Webster and a 45 mph wind gust on Indianapolis east side. A tornado warning covered southeast Indiana including Winchester Knightstown and Lawrenceburg but with no damage reported. Heavy rain and thunder showers continued through Monday, with flood concerns on the White and Wabash rivers and additional rainfall totals up to a quarter inch locally. Continued on Page 4
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Associated Press
Indiana
Fletcher's Lake
Logan Wert
Milo Sutton
Lafayette
W D. Clary
North Webster
Indianapolis
Winchester
Knightstown
Lawrenceburg
Muncie
White River
Montezuma
Enciana Pom
Roaring Creek Floods Sweep Cars and Kill Seven
Severe floods from Roaring Creek near Beaufort Missouri swept away a parked car and killed seven members of a family, injuring seven others. Evacuations affected 1,500 residents as 8.63 inches of rain drenched the St. Louis area and surrounding towns, with roads blocked and a levee breach prompting widespread sheltering.
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ST Loves of
Beaufort
St. Louis
Roaring Creek
Aarm
Theamily
Iossible
Weather Bureau
Belleville
Caseyville
Wood River
East St. Louis
Lil
Gteen County
Here
Missouri
Thce
Hoffa Trial Delayed to Wednesday on Conspiracy Breach
In Washington a federal judge granted a short delay from Monday to Wednesday in the conspiracy bribery case of Teamsters vice president James R Hoffa. In Glasgow Derek Thotsen, a British Olympic runner, became a father and then ran a mile in 3 58.4, just four tenths from John Landy’s 3 58 world record.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R
Jimmy
Glasgow
Scotland
Derek Thhotsen
Ibbetson
Australia
John Landy
Western style square dance grows up in St Louisaudience
About 12 000 western style dancers from the United States Mexico Alaska and Canada attended the 6th annual National Square Dance Convention at Kiel Auditorium in St Louis. The three day event focused on high falutin western style dance with discussion groups and panels proposing improvements while distancing from rustic roots.
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ST. Louis
Pedtner
United States
Mexico
Alaska
Canada
Kiel Auditorium
Daffynitions Investment Counselor
A pointed quip branding an investment counselor as one who profits from clients losses. The joke plays on the stereotype that such advisors benefit when their clients lose money.
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Jation
Tire Association
William Knowes
Diana
Richard Nixon
Golden State
Boone Realtors
W. F. Fish
Russia
Boone
F. Siess
Gestapo
Ike
Washington Street
Dale Apartments
Meridian
Wilber Slagle
Slagle
Father God
Christ
Bob Mathias
Rochester
Daffynitions
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