State purchases hunting preserve in Indiana growth plan
The Indiana legislature funds state owned hunting and fishing preserves expanding public grounds. Gov. Harold Wathey announces the purchase of a 3,069 acre Crosley Hunting Preserve for 150000, adding four preserves including Willow Stoughton and Hovey Like. Waterfowl numbers rise as flooding and reservoirs boost habitats across the state.
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Indiana
York State
Crosley
State Fish and Game Division
Wiliam B. Barnes
Tow
Willow Stough
Kankakee
CY Tri-County
M Wsciusko
Nobie
Poseyounty
Hooster
Yellow
Indianapolis
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
State Conservation Commission
Jim Tucker Fof Paoli
Lebanon District organized by Northwest Indiana Conference
Lebanon Methodist district organizes under McMahan with 200 laymen and ministers from 55 churches at First Church Frankfort. Officers named include Heynert Sievers Zionsville secretary Louis Reynolds Brownsburg treasurer William Thompson Whites Plainfield Richard Lancaster Morin Behnke Maser-Ine Frank Thomas Hackett and Lloyd Zoox with Cletus Jenkins leading lay activities and district leaders named for sub-districts.
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First Church
Frankfort
New Lebanon
Northwest Indiana
Whites
Public Reasons
Richard Lancaster Plainfield
Christian Social Relations
James Morin
Lebanon
District Methodist
James Kolp
Clermont
Wendy Breegs
Flora
Caryle Byrd
New Augusta
Carol Akard
Zionsville
Roy Behnke
Carlyle Maser
Ine Frank Thomas
Leland Hackett
Whitestown
Lea Hollowex Colfax
Lloyd Zoox
ROB
Delphi
Field Bass Indianapolis
Arthur Smith Pittsboro
Schedule Set For Extended Jobless Claims
Marion Stevens Boone County employment officer begins mapping plans to process over 800 extended jobless claims in Boone County with a new state bill doubling eligible benefits. Eligible individuals must report to the Boys Club Wednesday by last name A through G at 9:30 a.m., H through P at 11 a.m., and the rest after 1 p.m., with strict turn order enforcement. Regular claims are accepted at the Boys Club during usual hours.
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von Marion
Stevens
Boone County
Steven
Brothers Face Theft Charges in Boone County Court
Two Lebanon brothers Lawrence Clark and Richard Clark faced preliminary grand larceny charges in Boone County Circuit Court. Police allege they took 4% quantity of lightning rod cable and ground rods from a farm barn then stole a lightning rod from a house owned by Forrest Bevington nearby. Bond was set at $1,000 each. they were released pending arraignment.
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Lebanon
Lawrence Clark
West
Pearl Street
Richard Clark
Stoltz Street
Boone County
Eugene Burns
Forrest Bevington
Taylor Cemetery
Revington
Embezzlement Case Snares Boone County Man
Artie Spencer 34 AR Lebanon was sentenced to one year at the Indiana State Farm with the sentence suspended on a food behavior stipulation. He pled guilty to embezzlement for taking junk from James A Pratt Jr Jamestown and failing to pay the full amount. Judge Charles F Thompson ordered restitution of Pratt 126 98 and added costs and a 100 fine. Spencer was to share in proceeds from selling old metal equipment to an Indiana salvage yard.
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Boone County
Artie Spencer
Lebanon
Indiana State Farm
Spencer
James A. Pratt
Jamestown
Pratt
Charles F. Thompson
Tn Pratt
Indiana
GE Develops Airborne Computer for Fighter-Bomber
Washington reports GE s Light Military Electronic Equipment Department at Utica New York has developed an airborne computer for modern fighter bombers. Described by M T Johnson, the system would aid navigation to target select weapons prepare them for firing control approach and release timing. It would also choose altitude and speed for fuel economy and guide the aircraft back to base.
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Washington
Ge General Hectric Co
Maneuvjee
I GE
Light Military Electronic Equipment Department
Utica
N.Y
M. Ti. Johnson
Donor Cited By Red Cross in Fort Wayne Motionar Contest
McCoy of Commercial Filters Corp Lebanon is a four time Boone County blood donor. His entry Corpy was among top regional choices though not selected as regional Motta. The final symbol chosen is Happy Home for the Red Cross emblem in the Fort Wayne region.
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Barrone
East Fort Wayne
American Red Cross
Fort Wayne
McCoy
Boone County
Commercial Filters Corp
Lebanon
Rites Set For A P Hamill
Arthur P Hamill age 80 longtime Boone County resident of Thorntown farmed local land. Funeral Thursday at two from Russell and Hitch Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev Bean Lugben ster. Survived by daughter Burchell Hamill Route 2 Thorntown two brothers Robert Hamill of Indianapolis and S Hamill of Inverness Florida four sisters Mable poet of men route 2 Thorntown two grandchildren. Hamill active in church and pioneer family. first Thorntown postmaster. Born July 29 1887.
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Arthur P. Hamill
Thorntown
Rev Bean
Lugbin Ster
Hamill
Boone County
Wert
Sarah ( Henderson) Hamill
Nella Mendenhall
Perkins Rites In California
Friends of the family of the late C Perkins, who died in Wit ham Hospital, may call at Myers Mortuary before 10 o clock tonight. The body will be removed from Myers to the Pierce Brothers Funeral Home in Englewood California for services.
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C Perkins
Witham Hospital
Myers Mortuary
Myers
Pierce Brothers Feneral
Englewood
Cal
Fort Wayne officers face burglary charges in spree
Fort Wayne police pursue a five officer burglary ring with more than 40 thefts over three years. Suspects on duty allegedly hid loot in patrol cars and homes as investigators cite auto theft and receiving stolen goods charges. One former officer and a deputy from Missouri are also involved. bond set at 2000 for some defendants.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Donald Schoenherr
Ronald Lapp
Glenn Kantzer
William Phillips
William Link
Link
Phillips
Lapp
Kanter
Schoenherr
Pequignot
John Carping
Force
Carpino
Iat
Springfield
Paroman Willian Bollman
Whitaker Sentenced to Death for Daughter Slaying
Terre Haute Ind AP Thomas L Whitaker is under a death sentence to die Nov 19 for killing his year old daughter The judge also denied a new trial motion The court granted a pauper appeal at state expense The defense sought a new trial citing publicity from newspapers and radio jurors affidavits say they were not influenced by publicity
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Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas L. Whitaker
Herbert Criss
Criss
West Named to Boone County Conservation Officer Post
Harry J. West, 21, a Purdue Basic Police School graduate, is named Boone County Conservation Officer effective shine 16. He trained at Purdue and previously served briefly as assistant conservation officer in Vizo county. He replaces Robert S. Perkins, killed in a May automobile crash near Clare, Indiana, and had been reassigned to Marion County. West is the youngest in the post.
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Harry J. West
Purdue Basic Police School For
Boone County Conservation Officer
West
Purdue University
Vizo County
Boone County
Robert S. Perkins
Clare
Indiana
Perkins
Marion County
West Here West
Two-car Crash Injures Woman
A two-car crash at the SR 39 and Wit Road intersection last evening injured a county woman and caused about $800 in damage. Sheriff Wilbur Slagle and Deputy Sheriff John Denney investigated. James Deatley, 70, Lebanon, was driving one car and Phyllis Kaser, 2, Lebanon, was driving the other. Slagle said Kaser followed Deatley too closely as he tried to turn left.
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SR 39
Wit Road
Boone County
Wilbur Slagle
John Denney
James Deatley
Lebanon
Phyllis Kaser
Slagle
Deatley
Oaktown Levee Break Floods Rich Farmland
The Wabash River breached the Niblack levee west of Oaktown flooding thousands of acres of soybeans and wheat. Floodwater neared US 4, with officials considering Indiana flood disaster declarations and emergency loans while crews of Civil Defense and National Guardsmen aided sandbagging efforts.
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Associated Press
Vincennes
US Agriculture Department
Indiana
Oaktown
Niblack
Civil Defense
National
Mount Carmel
St Francisville
Anna B Ryan Dies Tuesday In 93rd Year
Anna B Belie Ryan died Tuesday night at Sheridan Parci fal Nursing Home at 93 after 30 years in Mechanicsburg area. A seamstress and church member at Lebanon Central Christian Church, she previously belonged to Mechanicsburg church and its Ladies group. Born September 27 1865 in Franklin County to Henry and Retelia Beasley Jaques, she married Henry Ryan who died in 1907 and later lived with daughter Gertrude Armstrong until her death in 1942.
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Anna Belie Ryan
Mechanicshura
Parcifal
Sheridan
Tabitha Helpers
Ryan
Franklin County
Henry
Retelia
Beasley' Jaques
Mechanicsburg
Henry Ryan
Prayer Exalts the Church as God's Wisdom Among Powers
A devotional prayer cites Ephesians 3 10 RSV urging believers to witness to the church s power and invite others into Christ s love and fellowship through a personal prayer asking for divine guidance and unity in faith Amen.
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Christ
McElroy urges acceptance of defense plan
Secretary of Defense James V. McElroy urged acceptance of President Eisenhower's defense reorganization plan before the Senate Armed Services Committee. He criticized a House provision allowing service chiefs to appeal to Congress, arguing it would create civilian-control friction and an effective military veto. He warned missile and new systems may require functional changes without delay, while House advocates stressed congressional review of roles and missions remains essential. McElroy called for eliminating provisions that would force administration of services by civilian secretaries and permit direct appeals to Congress.
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Eisenhower
Han
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services
MckLroy
House
Army
Air Force
Congress
White House
McElroy
Delrys
Duriig
Navy Air Force
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Armand Servors
Daffynition: the adolescent who knows without study
A playful definition notes a youth who is well informed about anything he does not need to study, highlighting appetite for quick knowledge without effort.
Virus Triggering Cancer Shocks Researchers
Dr. Sarah E. Stewart of the National Cancer Institute reported at the Canadian Cancer Research Congress that a single virus induced up to 29 cancer types in mice, supporting the theory that cancer can be virus transmitted. Ontario expert Dr. Arthur Ham called it highly stimulating amid cautious notes on human application.
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Honey Harbour
Ontap
U. S
Sarah E. Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Canadian Cancer Research Congress
Stewart
Arthur W. Ham
Ontario Cancer Institute
Toronto
Eisenhower Says Adams Needed as Ranking Aide
President Eisenhower declared Gov. Se shan Adams imprudent in ties with Bernard Goldfing but essential to remain top presidential aide. He stated Adams’s behavior was imprudent yet his personal and official integrity remains high, and that he needs Adams to continue in his role.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Seshan Adams
Bernard Goldfing
Adams
Aldams
House
Gov. Adams
Congressional Committee
Olive L Goins Dies At 59 Thorntown Woman
Olive L Goins aged 59 of Thorntown died after four years of illness at Whit ham Hospital. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and moved from an unnamed county. She married Joe Goins in 1918 and is survived by two daughters Jeanette Granger of Noblesville and Janece Flawe of Akron, two sons Thomas Goins and Voins stationed at Camp Uone, N Y, and five grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers Beecher Fouch of Indianapolis and Blanche Pouch of Lapel, and one sister Opal Macey of Sheridan. Funeral services set for 10:30 a m Saturday at Russell & Hitch Funeral Home Thorntown with Rev Dean Luginbill officiating. Burial in Crown View cemetery. Friends may call at the home tonight.
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Thorntown
Olive L. Goins
Witham Hospita
Aige
Thornetown
An Ite
Hamilton
Janay
Ory
Sylvia (Hinshaw) Po ‘H
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