Former Governor Craig Reflects On Highway Probe Legacies
Former Indiana Governor Craig issued a seven page statement detailing perceived gains during his term, including reforms to mental health, corrections, traffic safety, and highway improvements. He defended actions against political influence and supported the Marion County grand jury probe, urging thorough investigation.
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Craig
George
Marion County Grand Jury
Aig
Ary F. Schricker
Harold Handiey
Sraig
Teal
Heller Associates
Highway Department
To Highway Department
Fir
Sasser
Seatatuck
Xool
Cains
Indiana
USA
Office of Traffic Safety
Ate Lawsemain
Hochway
Land Jury
30000 Combat Troops Leave Japan In July
Washington reports about 30000 ground combat troops will start pulling out of Japan next month after talks between Eisenhower and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi. The joint communique says the withdrawal will begin in July with a substantial reduction of US forces in Japan within a year. It notes discussion of ending nuclear tests as part of a disarmament effort and signals a revision of the mutual security treaty. The move will cost Japan over 10 million dollars annually in troop spending and affect about 140000 Japanese civilians tied to the armed forces. Kish said his mission achieved a true partnership though he did not regain control of the Ryukyu and Bonin Islands.
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Washington
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
Dulles
Kish
Iis Major
Jes Hives
Mortons Leave For Kiwanis International Convention
Mr and Mrs Wendell Morton depart for the 42nd Kiwanis International convention in Atlantic City June 23 27 where Morton serves as vice president and Lebanon Kiwanis club delegate. The program includes Reed Clulp international president and speakers such as Birch Nixon Philippine ambassador James Duncan past Canadian Chamber of Commerce leader and Edward Elson National Presbyterian Church pastor. About 15 000 Kiwanians and wives registered for the meeting.
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Wendell Morton
Kiwanis International
Atlantic Ciy
Morton
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
Reed Clulp International
Biard Mo Nixon
Caries Po Tonal
United States
James So Duncan
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Edward Lo Ro Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Pisenhowes
Contracts Set For Lebanon's Sewage Plant
The Lebanon Board of Works awarded contracts totaling 1,079,811 for a new sewage plant and sewer extensions. Beam Construction Co of Livonia Michigan led in both bids, with Fort Wayne firm Caine listed as a low bidder for one category. Mayor Max Edwards presided. bids were filed at the City Office building and a council hearing will set bond rates after funds approval.
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Lebanon Board of Works
Utilities
City Council and Utilities Board
Lebanon
Beam Construction Co
Livonia
Mich
Tts
Constructon Caine
Fort Wayne
Senate
Max Edwards
Paul Kleixer
City Olive Building
Wendell
Works Board
State Board
Heaith
Pollition
Beard
Kris Cancels Benny's Bill
A disordered report notes a bill cancellation tied to Benny, amid a medical society meeting. It mentions a 7 year old named Benny Hoodie connected to a test, a parent group, and a decision that blocked a financial measure in the House. The text is garbled but references a key political action and a related hearing.
Daffynitions Mistyped Snippet Hints at Missing Theme
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a wordplay item about a man's wiretale or a tense, dated joke. The readable bits mention reframing thoughts on sex or privacy, with incomplete phrases and stray letters suggesting a humor column or glossary style note in a 20th century paper.
Parrot King Holds City Palace as Brandies Flow
In Victoria British Columbia a parrot named Mike has lived for six years in a prized downtown aviary above a planned hotel site. Owner Dou Abrams bought the ground four years ago and, with Victoria banker Miss Wilson and servant Wah Mong, ensures Mike receives his daily ounce of brandy while awaiting parrot paradise. Abrams has never seen Mike but hears him squawking, and the community ponders how long this feathered tenant will rule before his death.
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Victoria
B.C
Mike
Beb
Parrot
Dou Abrams
Abrams
Victoria Wilson
Sian
Miike
Parrot Paradise
Govery d
Wah Mong
Newsboy Denied An Injunction Against Spanking
In Douglas Arizona a 10 year old newspaper carrier sought an injunction to prevent his father from spanking him. He offered to accept free papers as payment and explained the request after a lawyer advised on Arizona action law. The judge rejected the plea citing ethics and legal grounds.
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Newsboy
Spanking
Youth Hurt In One Car Crash Near Lebanon
John Green a 17 year old from Town Hew 1 suffered a head and facial injury when his car flipped onto Stee Pood 34 near Lebanon around 12:30 am. He was taken to Witham hospital and released after treatment. Sheriff Slagle led the investigation with Lehanen and Criss assisting at the scene.
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John Green
Mee
Warne Green
Jamestown
Lebanon
Taghrey Shentt Wilbar Slagle
Green
Ti Ahevl
Witham Hospal
Boone's Oldest Resident Dies 103 in Thorntown
Boone County obituary notes the death of William Troneset Brown Cary’s mother in-law age 103 in Thorntown Indiana. She was born in Montgomery County and moved to Boone County as a child. Survivors include three daughters and a son in law in Hamilton Ohio Water Lee Indianapolis and Chitford Lebanon plus four grandchildren and many great grandchildren. She lived with her brother Grant Cory in Thorntown recently and had worked as a housekeeper for years. A Hopewell Presbyterian service is set for Monday at 2 pm with Rev Dean Laginbill in charge and burial in the adjacent cemetery.
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Thorn
William Troneset Brown Cary
Montgomery County
Capeth
Boone County
Lee
Geto
Hamilton
Ohio Water
Indianapolis
Chitford
Lebanon
Chester Miller
Ella Wilson
Tipton Grace Croucher
Anapels
Bul
Grant Cory
Thorntown
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
State Road
Porth of
Dean
Laginbill
Thorntown Presbyterian Church
Tere Mina
Warm Weather Warns Chicago Mail Carriers About Dogs
Postmaster Carl A. Schroeder warned mail carriers in Chicago to beware dogs in hot weather. He described sleepers and sneakers as the worst type, noting bite risks when uniforms and bags attract dogs. He advised carriers not to turn their backs, back away slowly, and speak calmly. Last year 106 mail carriers were bitten.
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Chicago
Carl A. Schroeder
Bailiwick
Schroeder
Schroener
Tax Awareness Public Concern
Norman J Beatty of Indianapolis spoke to Rotarians about Indiana tax policy and attracting manufacturers. He criticized the personal property tax and called the state budget fantastic while questioning funding for state functions and services. The session praised the gross income withholding tax.
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Norman J Beatty
Indianapolis
Beatty
Legislation-Taxation Department
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Department of State Revenue For
Elliott Thomas
Indiana
Beme
Ile
Former Missionary In Alaska To Show Pictures Of Work
Special services at Assembly of God 322 West Powell Street feature Rey Stafford Anderson of Milwaukee Wisconsin who spent years in evangelistic and pastoral work across the United States Canada Alaska and Cuba. He will show pictures of missionary work and bush pilots flying north of the Arctic Circle including scenes of Eskimo and Italian children and residents of the Juneau Childrens Home. The Rev John Washler invites all to attend Sunday at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
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Assembly of God
Powell Street
Rey Stafford Anderson
Milwaukee
Wis
United Stat
Canada
Alaska
Cuba
Arctic Circle
Anderson
Arie Circle
Juneau
John Washler
Fort Sill soldiers killed in east firing range accident
Bulletin from Fort Sill Oklahoma states three soldiers were killed and seventeen others injured in an accident on the east firing range. Army authorities provided limited details as information was not immediately available.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Sealiabie
Police arrest two drivers after midday collisions
Two drivers were arrested after two afternoon crashes. Berton B Bales 27 of 272 East Busby received a ticket for failure to control his car which rear ended Max M Bowen at North Lebanon and Barenea streets at 2 03 pm Bowen stopped to permit a left turn. Bales faces a Justice of the Peace DeVonna Lindeborg Monday. William C Ratliff of Carmel Ind charged with public intoxication and DUI after a report at South East and East South Streets at 2 00 pm Ravitus’s car hit the rear of the other. The Campbell car, registered to Levi Campbell, stopped after the crash. DeVonna Lindeborg found Henle guilty in both counts and fined 1 and costs for public intoxication and 1 costs for DUI. license suspended for a year.
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Berton B Bales
East Busby
Poace
Max M Bowen
Chicago
North Lebanon
Barenae
Bowen
Hes
Hales
Justice of the Peace
DeVonna Lindeborg
William C Ratliff
Carmel Ind
Polies
Ravtus
Dersbhy
Campbell
Henta
Levi Campbell
Stan Domast
Heaths Scar
Stim
DeVonica Lindeberg
Deense
Maorming
Lions Fish Fry Features Show at Pack Thursday
The Lions fish fry opened the round of events with a Variety Show at Pack Thursday evening. Lions Lowell Hunter Will Dav lex and Wayne Van Sickle organized the program. the Lions Community Band played an hour before the show. A Talent Show is set for Thursday July 11 at 3 p m with entries by Wayne Van Sickle at 502 East Main Street or by Art. The program included Fred Tanselle and Heys Quartette, Rosalie Valerie, Ann Young, The Mediators and other local performers.
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Lions
Hher Uthner
Happy
Pack
Lowell Hunter
Will Davlex
Wayne van Sickle
Varley
Main Street
Fred Tanselle
Abe Akers
Heys’ Quartette
Kenneth Gwalifey
Dennis Dodds
Bobby Grambiett
Joe Clark
Rosatie Valerine
Robert Igney
Ann Young
Myra Hamilton
Medivators
Beverly Jones
Joe Richardson
Bob “McKnight
E Eensty
Two Killed When Capital DC-3 Crashes
A Capital Airlines DC-3 on a training flight crashed midway between Washington and Frederick Maryland. Two men were killed and a third was believed dead as the twin engine plane plunged into a backyard near Clarksburg Maryland shortly after 9 a.m. The flight had departed from Washington Navy Yard for a four hour local training run. Names given include C R Burke of Fairfax Virginia R Thomas of Chicago and HA Podgurski of Pittsburgh. Mrs Jessie Rippeon said two bodies were removed from the wreckage. the plane did not catch fire and smashed into the earth after slicing through trees.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Frederic
Clarksburg
Ci Aeronautces Peard
Washington Navy Inport
C.R. Burke
Fairfax
R . Thomas
Chicago
HA Podgurski
Pittsburgh
Jessie Rippeon
Fargo Designated Disaster Area By Eisenhower Today
President Eisenhower designated Fargo North Dakota a major disaster area after a deadly tornado. Federal aid will supplement state and local efforts as surveys show over 1,500 homes destroyed or damaged, with at least 18 killed and many more injured in the storm.
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Eisenhower
Fargo
White House
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Sarnado
Heat's Gettin' The Players Clash In Cincinnati
Earl Lawson official scorer for the Reds and Johnny Temple of the Pirates clashed in a clubhouse altercation over an error call in Fridays game. Lawson said Temple punched him. Temple called it a flareup. Temple apologized later. Lawson remained noncommittal. Witnesses supported Temple swung first in the incident.
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Cincinnati
Earl Lawson
Times Star Baseball
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati Redleg
Lawson
Temple Lawson
Temple
Reglegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Foiles
Pirates
Tempie
Lou Smith
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Prayer for Christlike Life and Salvation
A religious devotional prayer asks God to awaken in us the Christlike nature and to admit Jesus into hearts this day, refining lives so adherents may become saved useful and happy Christians through His name Amen.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Ex-con admits girl’s grave harm in Detroit case
Lawrence Turner, a 50 year old clerk, told police he fatally harmed a girl and dumped her body in a wooded lane after she disappeared from Fearse Township. Prosecutor Gerald O'Brien said discrepancies in Turner’s statement show he did not tell the full story and seeks a first degree serious case warrant. The victim, identified as Mary de Caussin, was found the next day with a battered body and bound wrists. Turner had recently been released from Southern Michigan Prison after an 11 year sentence for a prior incident.
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Detroit
Mary de Caussin
Gerald K O'Brien
Lawrence Richard Turner
Fearse
Thomas Cochill
Turner
Brien
de Caussin
O Brien
Tim
Mbehigian
Scotr
Gel
Hum
Indians Claim Squatters Rights To Superhighway
Fort Hunter reports 15 Indians asserting squatter rights over a Mohawk area as the Lawrence Seaway project nears, claiming their families were uprooted from the St Revi Reservation. They protest bridge approaches and connected catwalk work near the community.
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Fort Hunter
New York State
St Revi
Lawrence Seaway
Witnesses offer scant data to House committee hearing
In San Francisco, a House subcommittee inquiry into Communist influence yielded little usable testimony as witnesses invoked the Watkins decision to refuse questions on political associations. Reporters and editors from local outlets faced questions about past ties while legal observers argued limits on inquiry.
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Clyd G. Bartel
San Francisco
House
Supreme Court
Wate
Cakeidornia
Visco Henet
Robert
Melatosh
Priday
Congression of Liber
John E
Favenner
Watkins
Tavenner
San Francisco Examiner
Jack Eshleman
Eshleman
Piret
Nyone
Laur Vt Hartman
KCBS
Slater Matik
Sas Bensinn
Washington
Roup
Sith
An Fur Childr
Stanford
Cinitad
Anede
Milton D. Sapkra Saad
Charles RL Garry
Benjamin Dreyfus
Police Break Up Second Elopement Of Washington Couple
A Washington couple faced a thwarted elopement as 18 year old Christina Wennerstrom and her 18 year old boyfriend Huw Williams returned from a 18 day Canadian trip. Police intervened after family attempts to leave for Sweden were canceled. Williams, a Senate page, lost his job due to his absence. Christina considered fleeing again with her mother Mrs. Stig Wennerstrom, but the plan collapsed amid family turmoil and police involvement. Col Wennerstrom, the father, had been recently assigned and had visited the Swedish embassy.
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Washington
Christina Wennerstrom
Sweden
Senate
Huw Williams
Senate Page
Stig Wennerstrom
Scandinavian Airlines
New York
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