Hanley seeks demo senate seat in Indiana bid
Marshall Hanley, backed by Delaware countys Democratic Central Committee, launches a campaign for the Senate with a strong slate of party stalwarts and a record as a lawyer and civic leader from Muncie. He frames the race around liberal Republican opposition, calls for federal aid where needed, and recalls his Indiana University ties and public service as a prosecutor.
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Marshall
Democratic Central’ Committee
Delaware County
Inchad
Henry F. Kehiritker
Sherman “Minton
Cisdir Iain
Amy “Ned
Ganization
Candi Sey
Indiana
Minton
UU. S. Court of Appeals
New Albany
Muncie
Ditionenergie
Harold W. Handley
Handley
Galp
Sy Grand
Ison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Lnk
Pratic College
Inlanai
Young Democrate
Ifee
Fhve
Beta Theta Pi
Ember
Gov
Sehrickfo
Armong Therm
Public Works Program
Aolley
Washington
Jeral
William Cline Dies at 83 Whitestown Farmer
William Albert Cline 83 a Whitestown retiree died after a five month illness in a London Kentucky nursing home. He moved from Marion County in 1900 and married Alelia Ethel Howe in Lebanon on August 24 1905. Survivors include two sons one daughter who is deceased eight grandchildren one brother and one sister also deceased. Funeral set for Russell and Hitch Funeral Home Lebanon 1 30 p.m. Monday June 23 with Rev John R Spangler officiating burial at Mrs Run Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.
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Whitestown
William Albert Cline
London
Kentucky
Cline
Marion County
Alelia Ethel Howe
Lebanon
Marion
Elizabeth ( Swindell) Cline
Marion A Cline
Louisville
Adrain Cline
Mary Elizabeth Cline
Ernest Cline
Indianapolis
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Masonic Order of
Russell and
Dinner Raises 340 For Local 4-H Projects
Boone County Community Council reports a Chicken Barbecue serving over 1,000 people raised about 34000 for 4-H grounds and Community Center funds. More than 300 chickens were served, late arrivals were turned away due to shortages, and facilities use rules for Boone County groups were outlined by the council.
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Boone County
Community Council
Comrunity Council
Counc
Clifford Weddle
Scouts
Ivan Canada
441 Council
Bil Farm Bureau
Robert Maze
Donald Cauldwell
Maurice Firsong
County Extension Cent JD
Chiftesn
Chamber of Commerce
George Done
Jaycees
Wtsid
Durbin Budd
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Summer To Bow In Cool Sunday In Indiana
Indianapolis AP reports another cool day ahead with temperatures in the 70s forecast. Scattered thundershowers are predicted for southern Indiana through Sunday while the rest of the state should see partly cloudy skies. Summer officially begins at 4 37 PM CDT today.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Statewide Pay Hikes Revealed by Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission released figures showing payroll rises from new pay boosts for federal workers. Indiana lists 12,079 postal and 12,238 white collar staff with a combined annual payroll of 310 million dollars, and the Indianapolis area shows 3,071 postal and 8,778 other federal workers totaling 35 million dollars. Retroactive increases apply to about the first of the year, with about 0 percent boosts per category and retroactive pay around 40 percent of the annual increase.
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Washington
Ewenhower
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Indiana
Indianapolis
Retailers Bet On Good Summer Season Survey Indicates Upswing
A broad market survey shows retailers optimistic about a strong summer as various sectors rise. Rail traffic and steel output edge up while color TV demand climbs, yet Great Lakes carloadings forecast a 29 percent drop from last year. Transportation cost cuts ease some burdens.
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Assn
Radio Corp. of America
Texas
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Lackawanna, N
Great Lakes
McConnaha Named Indiana Penitentiary Financial Director
W Earl McConnaha of Lebanon, long serving as a state examiner for the State Board of Accounts at 70 a year, was appointed to a new 8000 a year post as financial director of Indiana's penal institutions. The position was created by the State Budget Committee to streamline fiscal policy and operations across seven Correction Department facilities. McConnaha previously took leave from his examiner duties in 1950-52 to study accounting in Texas mental hospitals.
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Indianapolis
W. Earl McConnaha
Lebanon
State Board of Accounts
Indiana
Isk
State Budget Committee
Correction Department
McConnaha
Texas
Miss Ethel Wise Sentenced in Manslaughter Case
Richmond Indiana AP Miss Ethel Mae Wise 31 must serve 2 to 21 years for manslaughter in the shooting of photographer Roy Hirshburg 64 in front of his studio on the night of March 35 1957 The jury previously failed to reach a verdict in December 10 and Wise was convicted of the lesser charge Friday night The motive cited jealousy over the photographer's attention to Ann McFarland 42 who had been his receptionist and who had lived with Wise for one year
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Richmond
Ind
Ethel Mae Wise
Mile
Roy Hitshburg
Miss Wise
Hirshburg
Ann McFarland
Crash Kills 3 Decatur Men
Three Decatur men William J. Myers 28 Fred KR Tennelier 40 and J Donald J Rumsehing 29 were killed when their car plunged from a bridge rail at the south edge of Monmouth near Decatur Indiana. State police said all died from skull fractures in the early morning crash the second triple fatality in Indiana in 24 hours based on reports from the scene.
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Decatur
Ind
Monmouth
William J. Myers
Fred KR Tennelier
Warsaw
Nixon Urges GOP to Close Ranks Amid Adams Controversy
Vice President Nixon urged Republican state chairmen to remain united and not panic over the Sherman Adams affair. He criticized panic behavior and stressed the need to protect party prospects, while Eisenhower’s aides and several GOP lawmakers weigh Adams’s future amid calls for his dismissal.
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Washington
Vicw
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Reston
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
California
Farmers Vote Wheat Control in 1959 Referendum
AP reports farmers voted to retain federal controls on wheat production for 1959. Unofficial returns from 36 of 38 states show 561,521 for and 86, etc. against, a margin of about 84 percent, well above the two thirds needed. Indiana’s vote was 4,583 to 2,006 for marketing quotas.
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Washington
Indiana
Fort Harrison Post to Kendall Indiana Commander Named
Brig Gen Frederick J Kendall an accounting director in the Army comptroller office Washington was named Friday as commander of Ft Benjamin Harrison and the Army Finance Center Kendall a 16 year veteran will take over by July 18 from Brig Gen Paul A Mayo of Anderson who will move to Washington as the Army chief of finance Kendall was formerly chief of staff in the Army Intelligence Center Ft Hol Md
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Indianapolis
Frederick J. Kendall
Army Comptroller's Office
Washington
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Army Finance Center
Kendall
Paul A. Mayo
Anderson
Army
A Intelligence Center
Ft. Hot
Bible School Closes Friday in Local Churches
The Union Vacation Bible School sponsored by Centenary Methodist and First Presbyterian and Central Christian Churches held a two week term ending Friday at the Presbyterian Church Annex. A mid summer Christmas party for the kindergarten class welcomed parents and led to charity contributions for Church World Service aiding needy children in America and abroad. Primary and junior departments joined in final worship as parents served as leaders. Leaders included Mesdames Caldwell, Lavelless, Donaldson, Pauley, Ottinger, Coachman, Hunter, Hallowell and Selby.
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Union Vacation Bible School
Centenary Methodist
First Presbyterian
Central Christian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Church World Service
America
Mesdames Mary Caldwell
Leonard Lavelless
George Donaldson
James Pauley
Lawrence Ottinger
James Coachman
Lowell Hunter
George Hallowell
Curtis Selby
Cancer Society backs policy on independent fundraising
Denver AP reports the American Cancer Society directors reaffirmed a policy to conduct independent fundraising and educational campaigns. The board argues exemptions would weaken the national program and hinder cancer attack. Units including Michigan Louisiana California New Orleans challenged the policy amid national and local attacks.
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Denver
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
United Funds
Michigan
Louisiana
California
Newsom
Virginia
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Kan
New Orleans
Expansion of Baptist Home Being Reached in Indiana
Dr John M Newsom president of the Indiana Baptist Home for the Aged at Zionsville announces completion of plans for a new six on eleven unit home on 98th Street The facility started as an orphans home in 1952 and now operates at full capacity with 38 residents The initial three units will include two residential blocks and a central infirmary dining kitchen and supply area The design emphasizes single occupancy rooms with private baths and eliminates stairs and elevators The project aims for a total cost of 660600 and eventual capacity of 400 persons
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John M. Newsom
Kokomo
Indiana Baptist Home For the Aged At
Zionsville
98Th Street
Indiana Baptist Home
Newsom
Rainbow Girls address Rotary crowd on service and history
Representatives Susan Crane Virginia Wagner and Judi Hall spoke to Rotarians about the Rainbow Girls order. The local assembly organized in 1934 now numbers over 10600 members with 129 Indiana assemblies. Judi Hall of Lebanon is Grand Rose Lecturer and Charles Park chaired the program while June birthdays were honored for several members.
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Order For
Susan Crane
Virginia Wagner
Judi Hall
Betty Bible
Charles Park
Indiana
Thorntown
Lebanon
Assemblies of Indiana
Judi Hali
William Russell
Robert Coons
Louis Sterling Ralph Martin
Arnold Thomas
Robert Hutchinson
John Coons
Arthur Korteling
Thomas
Hutchinson
Coons
Korteling
Tama Egun Sd Daley Cox
Prayer note from The Upper Room reflects devotion
A short prayer excerpt urges drawing near to God and cleansing hearts. It asks for deepened knowledge of God through sharing Scripture in church, steadfast faith, and growing love for the universal church, closing in Jesus name.
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Christ
Church Universal
Capehart pushes for more flood control reservoirs and levees
Senator Homer Capehart returned to Washington after touring Indiana flood areas along the Wabash and White rivers with Col. Roscoe Turner. He urged more flood control through levees and reservoirs, said he would work with Army Engineers and might propose projects in the flood-prone Wabash Valley. Local officials pressed for dam and reservoir funding to prevent future floods.
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Homer
Capehart Rind
Washington, DC
Indiana
Capehart
Wabash
White River
Col
Roscoe Turner
Indianapolis
Capehart New Friday
Clinton
Vincennes
Harold W. Handley
Lens Capehart
William &. Jenner
Wabash Valley
Monroe County
Senate
Vin- Leis Rep
Ruling suspends Little Rock High racial integration plan
U S District Judge Harry Lemley ruled the Little Rock high school's gradual desegregation plan could be suspended for up to 20 years. Seven Negro students enrolled last year would be blocked from Central High this September. NAACP attorney Wiley Branton declined to say if an appeal would follow. Board president Wayne Aston welcomed the decision amid ongoing racial incidents at Central. The board cited Gov Faubus eligibility as a factor in seeking a long suspension.
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Clifton Welles
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas U.S
Little Rock High School
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Lerk
Hiewrd
Central
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
National Assn
Orval Faubus
Cyclist Cited After Lebanon Street Crash
A Lebanon motorcycle rider escaped serious injury after a collision on South Lebanon Street near West Walnut Street. The rider, Jack Pickett of 316 West Wasp Street, was cited for operating a vehicle without lights. Charley Baldwin of 64 West Walmart Street Lebanon reported not seeing the motorcycle as he turned onto South Lebanon Street. Damage was about 90 dollars. Other police reports noted a public intoxication arrest on North Meridian Street at 3 a.m. and a reckless driving citation near Adams in Boone County.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Street
West Walnut Street
Jack Pickett
Wasp Street
South Lebanon Street
Charley Baldwin
Walmart Street
Howard KE. Murphy
East Drive
Country Club Park
North Meridian Street
Sheriff's Office
John William Piper
Jamestown
Advanes
Boone County
Wilbur Slagle
Five Killed In Helicopter Crash Near Manhattan Kansas
A military helicopter crash southeast of Manhattan Kansas killed five people. The Kansas Highway Patrol reported the incident occurred eight miles east and one mile north of the U.S. 40 and Kansas Highway 13 junction. The CAA center in Kansas City identified the aircraft as a helicopter and Ft. Riley authorities later confirmed the helicopter was based there but provided no further details.
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Manhattan. Kan
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
U.S. 40
Kansas Highway 13
CAA Air Route Traffic Control Center
Kansas City
Ft. Riley
Kan
Manhattan
Junction City
CAA
Daffynition Price Index Awakens Social Subtext
A witty quip notes that declaring a woman looks like a million dollars can feel insulting as prices rise and expectations shift. The line playfully critiques compliments that mask monetary value with flippant charm, highlighting social sensitivity in praise.
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Lebanon American Legion
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Willi Davies
Don Brandenberg
Bob Onerman
Rubinoff
Tien Houston
Jim Waggener
Don Houston
Bob Gary
Bill Butler
Bob Keeling
Rooster
Jimi Waggener
Charles Smock
Bland Griesby
Leonard Lovelesp
Tze
Ralph Bressler
Elaine Limers
Indiana University
Carel Lee
Marshall Sheran
Mark Anthony
West
Milton
William Cline
Walter Breede JR
New York
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
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General Foods Corp
United States
Ethel Wise
U.S
Fort Harrison
Bible School
Cancer Group
Rotary
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