Indiana Beer Politics Stalls Again Across State
Indiana Governor Craig keeps pushing to breakup beer monopolies in the state arguing beer should be merchandised like hardware. ABC turmoil continues as Gary, Richmond and Bloomington wholesalers appeal rulings while Owen takes over ABC to ease clashes. Paperwork mania grows as offices fill and management studies note a surge in administrative duties.
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Anheuser-Buseah
Setiite
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USA
Craig
Bill Saver
Patromice Shield
Cra
Jenner Capenart
Joe Kyle
Indians Brewers Association
ABC
Huse
Tavern Owners Association
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Richmond
Bloomington
Owen
Kylie
American Legion
Jong Standir H. DeWitt
Gwen
T Haute
Seer
State House
Crain
Society For Advancement of Management
I Bank and Insurance Company
Ploves
Weather Outlook With Warm Humidity Today
Mostly warm conditions with high humidity and isolated afternoon thundershowers. East portion sees these showers. highs reach 83 to 94 degrees, lows tonight 66 to 75 as warm air lingers into Sunday.
Woman Driver Identified After Parked-Car Accident
Ms. Margaret Sheets reported driving a parked car involved in a collision near Seashore Pool at Memorial Park that injured 14 year old Dick English. The driver left the scene and police were seeking the unidentified motorist. Dick was treated for a cut and facial bruises. he expected stitches to be removed soon.
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Margaret Sheets
West Noble Street
Winwsday Sfterace
Dick English
Herman English
West Washington Street
Mermorial Park
Tinfay English
Sheets
Robert Hil
Evans Street
Johnny Tripps
Starlene Hill
Baba
Polie Bay
Sherts
English
Duk
Lebanon
Brownie Scout Day Camp Set at Memorial Park
Lebanon Girl Scout Council sponsors a five day camp from June 28 to July 1 at Memorial Park. Daily activities run 9:30 am to 2:15 pm with a trained staff, nature crafts hikes songs games and cookouts. Registration Tuesday with total cost 1.15 including insurance.
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Memorin’ Park
The
Lebanon
Sentenced, Married By Same Judge
Marion Indiana report details Laverne Nelson and Patsie McNeal marrying after judge Robert T. Caine sentenced Nelson to two to five years for second degree burglary. Nelson’s mother requested the wedding due to Nelson’s pregnancy, with funds borrowed for the license, as no minister could be found and the judge had just pronounced sentence.
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Marion
Ind
Grant County
Laverne Nelson
Patsie McNeal
Robert T Caine
Nelson
Noah Nelson
Drysdale Brannon
Marion Chronicle
Fugitives Captured After Gunfight in Tucumcari NM
Two alleged fugitives from Indianapolis were cornered in a Tucumcari rail yard after a gunfight with railroad detectives. One suspect, Dalzell, 23, was critically wounded. Ronnie Clouser was captured unharmed. A car tied to the escape was found with Texas plates near Albuquerque.
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Justee
Tucumcari
N. M
Indianapolis
Marion County
Harry &. Daizell
Middleton
Tucum Cari
Ronnie Clouser
Lebanon
Dalzell
Ai Walker
Hope For Father's Day Joy Of Boy 5 Ends In Tragedy
Syracuse report says five year old Daniel Po Flynn died after a crash while returning home with a hand made Father’s Day card for his father Daniel F Flynn. Police found the card on the bumper of a car. The boy died after more than ten hours in a hospital though doctors fought to save him.
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Syracuse
Daniel Po Flynn
Daniel F Flynn
Dany Sus
Alabama official slain in gangland style murder
Phenix City Alabama reporting Albert L Patterson the newly nominated attorney general was shot dead in his car Friday night as an assassin rammed a small caliber pistol between his lips and fired three times The 59 year old Democrat would have taken office January 17 and had predicted possible danger authorities said an associate in the anti vice crusading Russell County Betterment Association blamed a crime syndicate for the death Continued on Page 4
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Phenix City
Ala
Albert L. Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Russell
Death of Red Modzelewski Reported in Warsaw
Warsaw radio announced the death of Red Modzelewski once foreign minister and later a critic of the United States and Britain. He had suffered heart illness and resigned in 1951.
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London
Ftie
Zymaint
Modzelewski
Poland
Landrace Hog Program Presented at Rotary Meeting
Rotary club members heard a talk at the weekly luncheon at View Country Club on the American Landrace hog. Major and Robert Moore of Willow Treeing showcased the breed’s traits including healthy offspring ready for slaughter around 200 pounds and high quality bacon. Dr Robert Wiseheart led the program with guest Rotarians from Sheridan Indianapolis Bedford and Seattle delegation member Dr Russell Hardin presiding.
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Vt View Country Club
Amer
Robert Moore
Coor
Robert Wiseheart
H. L. Quigg
Charles McCain
Ken Biddle
Sheridan
Dick Kiger
E. E. Alliser
Indianapolis
Steve Buck
Bedford
al Doran
Keith Sowers
John Donaldson
Brother George
Bob Gaylord
Harry Jones
Leo Richman
Charles Wheeler
Bill Wheatley
Wiseheart
Russell Hardin
Seattle
Wash
Weird Toot Of Diesel May Soon Fade Out
Residents near a freight line report relief as New York Central introduces two tone diesel whistles that mimic an old steam whistle. Some sleepers, awakened by the shrill blast, prefer the quieter mornings while others miss the distinctive sound. Officials say the change aims to reduce early morning disturbances, but the legacy of the whistle remains debated.
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New York Central
Osaid
Eka Renal
Finns Meliin
New York
Mein
Mark
Lebano
Arly
Novice Driver Collides With Truck At Junction
Irene Martin of Indiana driving a car with a learner permit at State Road 39 and US 32 intersection collided with a truck owned by Colors Inc. Raymond Eugene Miller of Amo was the truck driver. Police say Martin stopped then turned left without signaling while the light was green. Damages estimated at 400 dollars to the car and 25 dollars to the truck radiator. State Police are investigating.
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Pam Yrerstay
Gama
Irene Martin
Indiana
Sezinner
Melvin G Apple
Paoli
Raymond Eugene Miller
Amo
Colors, Inc
French Air and Artillery Hit Vietminh Guerrillas Near Hanoi
French planes artillery and tanks pounded Vietminh guerrillas near the Haiphong supply lifeline. French losses were light with about 35 Vietminh killed and 2 captured. Bombing continued inland around the Delta with B26s striking rebel supply routes and villages twenty miles west of Hanoi as columns of Molotov trucks were destroyed.
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Pokesman
Con
High Command
Delta
Music clash erupts between revivalist and drive-in operator
At a revival meeting across from a drive-in restaurant, Sam Bell blasted blues from his juke box using multiple amplifiers. He accused evangelist Douglas H. Poole of violating a noise truce. Poole and the revivalists answered with hymns while Bell’s speakers roared.
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Nlc
Sam Bell
Douglas H. Poole
What's In The Name Of Hlowster Cities Pinhook
In Lawrence County folklore a small community earned a colorful nickname from early moonshiners who dodged charges by selling gin or liquor in pins at high prices. Locals recall a tale of illicit trade and quirky branding tied to Pinhook.
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Lawrence County
Kids 16 and Under Enter Lebanon Fishin Derby
A 16 and under derby in Lebanon invites boys and girls to fish at the Boone County Conservation League grounds. The event features prizes for the heaviest string, most fish, smallest bluegill, and biggest bass, with catfish stocking and a post-derby prize ceremony.
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Lebanon
Boone County Conservation League
Bas Nable Street
Charlie Kistler
Derts
Pappe
Manta
Chiat
Junto Conservation Club
Anv Biy
Irth
Boone County
Tamorres
Derry
Murder Case Moved To Full Court Term
The first degree murder trial of Joseph Pollard from Indianapolis was moved from Marion to Boone County Circuit Court and postponed to the fall term. A bond pleadings hearing for Pollard is set for next Thursday, and a bond request for Alfreddie Henderson, charged with second degree murder, will be considered.
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Joseph Pollard
Indianapolis
Marion County
Boone County
Pollard
Charles F Thompson
Thompson
Alfreddie Henderson
Wyoming Senator Lester Hunt Shot in Capitol Office
Washington reports Senator Lester Hunt a Democrat from Wyoming was found shot in the head in his private Capitol office around 7:15 am. Police say the wound appears self-inflicted with a .22 rifle. he was in critical condition at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after emergency treatment. Hunt, 61, former governor, had announced plans to retire due to health. An aide found him at work. investigation ongoing.
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Washington
Lester Hunt
D- Wye
Senate
Capitol
Hunts
Mike Manutes
Cas ‘Ty
Hunt
Hosital
Wooj. Broderick
George W. Culver
Congress
Syering
Naval Medical Center
Iichy Bethesda
Lander
Wyo
Salvage Crew Finds Japanese Aircraft Carrier in Harbor
Sydney reports a Australian salvage syndicate found a Japanese aircraft carrier with 20 planes at Rabaul Harbor off New Britain. The crew, led by Capt John Johnstone, says the carrier is intact on its flight deck and valued around 300. They note at least 70 sunken ships in the harbor and expect to raise ships for salvage as disposal rights cover Rabaul and Bougainville.
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Australia
Rabaul Harbor
John Johnstone
Rabsul
New Britain
New Guinea
Rabaul
Bougainville Harbor
Selemens
Sevela to visit Lebanon for a Cracker Barrell event
Ed reports Indianapolis Times columnist Sevela will hold a Cracker Barrell at Ace Hardware on the north side of the Square next Tuesday morning. Burl Chambers confirms the Lebanon trip. exact arrival time is not stated. Early or late riser, Sevela’s visit is anticipated with an open invitation to all.
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Lebanon
Sevela
Indianapolis
Ace Hardware
Burl Chambers
Sovela
Mr. Sevely
Times
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