Rail industry fights federal subsidies claim across Indiana
A Hoosier column argues railroads face unfair subsidization by government and rivals, noting high taxes and state financial support for highways and airports. It contends railroads pay most costs from taxes and tolls, while competitors benefit from subsidies and public works funding.
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Indiana
Nation
Commerce
Fn Congress
Pnermeads
Parydevicalir
U.S.A
Sidnalight
Mance
Atrmad
Suneisty
Major Snarls Developing In Settling Strike
Major snarls spread as federal mediators push resumption of peace talks in a coast to coast shipping strike. About 25,000 seamen and crews from 30 port cities threaten to price the industry out of existence, with efforts to halt work in New York and other ports.
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New York
Eamies
LBRO
S Ath Phe Ehesenger
Snars
Amm
Hersien Tee
White House
PHAN
York
Jersex
Louisiana
Texas
Massachusetts
al Prens
Henry Eiwee
Cersit Sierin
Goldberghs Wade Marine
Walon Martime Union
San Francisco
Vesarte
New Grivans
Citer Porta
Hargun
Two Girls May Get Jobs Back At Indiana State Hospital
Two young women fired for participating in a racial protest at Henderson Kentucky restaurants are reclaimed to duties at Evansville State Hospital. Acting superintendent JT Jones says they will be paid retroactively from dismissal and return to prior positions with the same status. State Mental Health Commissioner Dr Stewart T Ginsberg notes the reinstatement follows justification by Dr Anderson and hospital officials.
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Indianapolis
Teo Eneds
Antiech
Lege
JT. Jones
Evansville State Hospital
Herder
Non
Henderson
Ohio River
Evansville
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Anderson
World fears rise under Mormon Herrington leadership
Fragmentary OCR text references Mormon Herrington, alarm over future world views, prayers, and Gardai involvement. Mentions of a Marsa Lier division and Chamber of Contuetot, with various garbled phrases suggesting political or religious upheaval and security concerns. Names and places are uncertain due to poor readability.
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Pirare Bey
Romo
Bos
Marsa
Winchester man drowns in Limberlost Lake boat mishap
In a late evening accident on Limberlost Lake north of Geneva a boat overturned. James Paschal died, his wife Barbara, Ruth Karmes, and Gerald Eliot of Winchester were pulled from the water by rescuers Don Baldwin and James Zuercher. The body of Paschal was recovered about an hour later.
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Decatur
Mans
Winchester
Accient
Lomberlost Lake
Geneva
James
Rls Paschal
Paschal
Barbara
Ruth Karmes
Abeut
Gerald Eiliot
Don Baldwin
Muncie
James Zuercher
Limberlost Lake
Leffist Riots Greet Adlai
Riots greet Adlai at a PIMA event as AP reports a tense scene with police presence. Conflicting chants and scattered arrests mark the gathering in Lara.
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Leffist
Adlai
Jobless Claims Dip in Boone County For New Year
Unemployment claims in Boone County fell to 281 for the week ending New Year with 14 new claims and six renewals. The Indiana Employment Security Division reported 255 continued vouchers from the previous period, with extensions noted.
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Boone County
CW Price
Indiana Employment Security Division
State rules require minors’ work permits and hours
The article outlines laws on hiring minors, including required work certificates from school superintendents, and limits on hours. It notes exemptions for farm work domestic service golf caddies and newspaper carriers. It also states minors under 16 face restricted hours with curfews and weekly limits.
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Jadu
Helen
Casey
Burran of Women and
Chet Klaeg
ViGial
Saas
Rotary Hears Of Pathology
A Rotary meeting discusses pathology and the need for testing before market release. The speaker notes staffing at the Zionsville plant includes 21 PhDs, Doctors of Veterinary Medicine, and three MDs. Continued on page four.
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Rotary
She
Pablo
Pamand Moore
Zionsville
D.V
M.D
Robinson
Spy Charges Against Czech on Dag's Desk
A CIA style report alleges a Czech national acted as a spy for the United States, with contacts in Washington and ties to a figure named Navvalac. The operative allegedly offered promised wealth and shared access to classified U.S. information while working under apparent instructions.
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Dag
Cac
Uniim
Ted
Nacvater
Taribe
United States
Lincoln
Washington
Nadvalac
Dev
Savalas
Nacvalac
White
Saad
U.S
Hig Gances
Macvalac
Census Report Shows She's Outnumber He's In Most Categories
Census figures show women outnumber men across many categories in Lebanon. The Bureau of the Census report, prepared during 160, notes 80 divorced males versus 134 divorced females and 110 widowed males versus 9 widowed females in the city. Additional data show 45 separated females and 57 married, with broader patterns of gender disparity in marital status and related demographics.
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Lebanon
Breakstown
Bureau of
Coteus
Cupid
Leohanen
Prayer and Gifts from 1 Peter 4 10 Faithful Dispensers
A fragment notes prayer and teaching about serving with the gifts God has given each believer, urging faithful use of varied grace to minister to others. References 1 Peter 4 10 and Phillips translation appear amid garbled text.
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God
Peter
Phillips
Praven
Discoverer 25 In Orbit With Secret Cargo
A historical report describes the Discoverer 25 satellite launched with secret cargo aboard. The mission details include orbital parameters and associated operations, noting agencies involved and the tone reflects Cold War era space reconnaissance.
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Discoverer
Board Groups Are Sworn In In Indianapolis
Newly appointed members of the Commission on the Aging and related boards are sworn in at the office of Coy Matthew EF Weis. Appointees include Jesse J. Dickinson South Bend, Frank C. Beck Bloomington, Joseph Dunningan Evansville, Bruce Savage Indianapolis, Herbert C. Humsaker Lafayette, Carabelle G. Dickey Bloomington, and Amy Cook.
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Tnimanapolis
Apt
Fridux
Weis
Persinaiy
Atx
Jesse J. Dickinson
South Bend
Frank C. Beck
Bloomington
Joseph Dunningan
Evansville
Bruce Savage
Indianapolis
Herbert C. Humsaker
Lafayette
Carabelle G. Dickey
Amy Cook
Police Officer Wins Acquittal in Murder Rap
A police officer, tried on murder charges after a fatal shooting, was acquitted by jurors who deliberated for hours. The defense argued self defense and duty, while prosecutors described the incident as unlawful. Court proceedings drew tension and emotional responses from those present as the verdict was read. The case originated from Kror County and was moved for trial.
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Fite Rose
Frea
Polit Ata
Orrell
Peterera Sand Ajenshi
Mats
Kror County
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