REMC Leaders Present Side Of 42 Million Plant Plan
A rural electric co operatives panel outlines the proposed 42 million dollar Hoosier energy plant on the White River at Petersburg and the nine REMCs to receive power. Ed Thompson presided. panelists include Robert Peek and Walter Underwood. The piece details co op structure, financing, transmission buildout, and the cooperative goal to generate or buy power locally to meet growing industrial and farm demand.
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E Electric
Diana
White River
Petersburg
Remc News
Robert Peek
Waldron
Hoosier Cooperative Energy, Inc
Walter Underwood
Versailles
REMC
Hoosiier
Hoosier
Ighteen Rural Electric Corportions Incorporated
Hoosier Cooperative Engy
Rushville
Shelbyville
Morgan, Orange, Dubois, Harrison, Daviess-Martin
Knox, Sullivan
Southern Indiana
REC ‘and Utilities
West Indiana
Co ‘Atives
Firm of
Carroll
Richards & Asso
Hoostee Energy
Indiana
Rgy
Remcs
Ichards & Associates
Alumni
43Ndiana Remcs
Blee
Indiana Remcs
Boone County Cancer Unit to Remain in BUFFY Network
The Boone County unit of the American Cancer Society will stay a BUFFY member after Indiana division approval. William H. Cordell, executive director, praises the decision as the BUFFY board considers whether to continue federated fundraising or switch to an independent drive, with budget implications for the April 1958 campaign.
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Boone County
The
American Cancer Society
Boone United Fund For You
BUFFY
Indiana
U.S
Boone County Cancer Society
William H. Cordell
Boone
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Watson Paul Morton
United Fond Movement
United Fords
National Association
United Funds
Cordell
Watson
United Fund
Ccontinuation
Troiana
Informa
Phil Dickens to Speak Here at Boone County Meeting
Boone County alumni and friends will meet Indiana University head football coach Phil Dickens on Thursday night June 20 at 8:00 p m at Ulen Country Club. Accompanied by Bob Stebbins and Howard Brown Dickens will discuss forming a Boone County IU Varsity Club and explain the side saddles formation. The event is open to all football minded residents with no charge for admission.
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Boone County
Indiana University
Phil Dickens
Ulen
Boone County 1. U
1. U
Dickens
Bob Stebbins
I U
Howard
Brown
Indiana
Tennessee
Robert Newland
IUU
Wyoming
Skyline
Rocky Mountain
John V. Barnett
Robert. Wiseheart
Lebanon Street Sign Recovered After Advance Sunday Call
City police received a call from Advance Sunday morning about a missing No Left Turn sign. Officers found the sign previously used at Meridian and Washington streets was missing and recovered it with Sheriff Wilbur Slagle and Deputy Sheriff John Denney assisting.
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Advance
Lebanon
Meridian
Washington Streets
Wilbur Slagle
John Denney
Armed Girl Holds Up Police Station in New Jersey
Vivian Masters, 20, entered Newton police station and aimed a 12 gauge shotgun at Patrolman William Knoll demanding Patrolman Charles Young. Officers tranquilized the incident, Knoll wrestled the gun, and Masters was jailed after previous reckless driving arrest. she warned she would return if jailed.
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Newton
William Knoll
Vivian Masters
New Jersey
Knoll
Charles Young
Miss Masters
Deta
Clarence Friedland
Boone Eagles Set State Ritualistic Record In Sixth Title
Don Stewart and the Boone Aerie 2062 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles won the state ritualistic championship for the sixth time with a record score of .77 the highest ever in state and national competition The Lebanon team nearly achieved a perfect score while Don Stewart was elected State Vice President and Earl Neu became State President The annual convention and auxiliary events were held in Indianapolis with officers and honorary candidates named and delegates chosen for the national meeting in New York City
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Boone Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie No
Lebanon
Harris Gullien
Jack Ingoldsby
William Schlemmer
Wabash
Ind
Don Stewart
New York City
Robert Zimmerman
Ola “Doe” Walton
Lodge
Eagles
Zimmerman
Joan Caldwell
Stewart
Hhe
Scientist Dying In Lab In Monterey California
Monterey Calif Aj Stanford University research scientist William E Sherwood 41 was found dying in his Hopkins Marine Laboratory by his wife Barbara He was rushed to a Monterey hospital where he died an hour later Police said the death appeared self inflicted A letter found at his home claimed his life and livelihood were threatened by the House Committee He had been subpoenaed for testimony before a House committee investigating Communist infiltration and said he would talk only if compelled by authority
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Monterey
Calif
Stanford University
House
Christopher H Hil
Hill
Wiliam E Sherwood
Hopkins Marine Laboratory
Pacific Grove
Barbara
Frank Tavenner
UN American Activities Committee
San Francisco
Sherwood
Oakland
Bertram Edfises
4-H Girls To Compete Here
The Boone County 4-H Demonstration Contest will be held Thursday June 20 at 9:00 am in the Lebanon High School gymnasium. Miss Roberta Marie Harris announced the event with 41 clubs entering. Judge Miss Mary Frances Smith from the State 4H Club office will assess the senior contestants aged 14 or older in 1957 and the younger girls will compete in the junior division.
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Boone County
Lebanon High School
Roberta Marie Harris
Mary Frances Smith
Tenasium
Rains Dampen Haitian Rioting Amid Violent Turmoil
Port au Prince faced renewed violence as rains halted planned protests and curfews. At least 50 people died and about 200 were wounded in weekend rioting, while the military junta warned stores to stay open and threatened penalties for unauthorized shutdowns. Troops fired to quell mobs after the army ousted President Daniel Fignole, with about 1,000 Haitians imprisoned and officials vigilant at embassies.
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Larry Allen
Port AU Prince
Daniel Fignole
Gerald Drew
Kishi Heads To White House For Parley With Eisenhower
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi flies from Hawaii en route to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower. A Honolulu stop sparked chants as he promised to strengthen bonds of friendship and cooperation between Japan and the United States during a two week visit aimed at a new era of friendly relations.
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Honolulu
Kishi
Hawaii
United States
Eisenhower
Japan
Tokyo
Liberal Democratic Party
Daffynitions: One Who Marries a Tech Patient
A quirky note defines a daffynition as the spouse of a patient tech worker. The brief humor spot plays on the blend of romance and medical or technical care, hinting at playful wordplay with everyday relationships.
Supreme Court rules Service wrongfully fired in 1951
The Supreme Court held John Stewart Service was unlawfully dismissed from the State Department in 1951. The ruling centers on whether Dean Acheson had authority to act in this loyalty case after prior boards found against Service. The decision may allow a back pay claim but leaves future impact uncertain.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John Stewart Service
State Department
Foreign Service
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
United States
Acheson
Loyalty Review Board
Lay 0S Review Board
Acheon
Service
China
Indictments Lack Criminal Evidence in Park Timber Cut
Crawfordsville rand jury investigated Shades State Park timber cutting and found insufficient evidence of criminal intent to indict. The grand jury urged AG action to recoup state funds by civil suit. Timber value cited as 600 to 900 dollars over seven years amid boundary ambiguity and waivers of immunity by involved parties.
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Crawfordsville
Rand Jury Investi
Shades State Park
Grand Jury
Boundry
Shades
Professional Sports Probe Gets Underway
Congress opens a probe led by Rep Celler into whether Supreme Court rulings discriminate between baseball and other pro sports under antitrust laws. Witnesses include Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and league officials as the subcommittee plans weeks of testimony on practices like reserve clauses and drafts.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Rep Celler
Congress
Supreme Court
Celler
House
Rep
Keatine
New York
Sessain
Ford Prick
Wiliam Warndge
Themerican League
Warren Giles
Natonal League
Bert Bell
National Football League
Healo
High Court
Celler Claid
Sal
To Prayer The Upper Room devotional excerpt
A brief prayer meditation from The Upper Room quoting Malachi 2 10 and asking for humility and gratitude toward God's love. The closing prayer asks for worthiness to follow Christ's example, in His name.
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Christ
House Debates Ike Civil Rights Bill Amid Senate Fight
The House prepares to pass President Eisenhower's civil rights bill after an 198-187 Friday vote defeated a Southern amendment. A bipartisan push aims to maneuver the measure around the Judiciary Committee in the Senate, where filibuster threats loom. Southern opposition vows more amendments, including changes to the attorney general direct to federal courts and jury trial provisions.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Oneral
Leders Court
Ruling Orders New Trial For 9 Companions
The Supreme Court threw out the conviction of five Communist party leaders for plotting government overthrow and ordered new trials for nine California defendants. The Californians, convicted August 5, 1952, face five years in prison and $10,000 fines each.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
High Court
Ninether Caliornia Cocumunist Party
Cffids
US Dist
William Mathes
Los Angeles
Mathes
Th Supreme Court
New York
Eugene Dennis
Philip Ro Monaha
Justice Department
the Grove
William Schneiderman
San Francisco
California
Msuthieeni
Ladoga Man Dies After Crash Near Crawfordsville
A Ladoga resident died from injuries suffered in a traffic crash south of Crawfordsville near Gett 64 this morning. The collision occurred May 14 and led to admission at Culver Hospital where the man succumbed to his injuries.
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Ladoga
Crawfordsville
Ind
Gett 64
Culver Hospital
Cravefordsville
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Boone Eagles
Les Watts
Delbert Davis
Kay Roberts
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Daffynitions
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Malachi 2
Ike
Scions
Dudley G. Caplinger
Advance Masonic Lodge
Fred Saunders
Advance Lodge F. & A.M
No. Bey Iar Aia
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