Walter Maehling and a Nervous Homebound Veteran
The Indiana legislator Walter Maehling, from Terre Haute, was described after a session as helping a young man released from prison return home. The piece lauds Maehling’s modest beginnings, public service, and leadership on education and estate matters, noting his role on the budget committee and his reputation among Hoosier figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Maehling
Terre Haute
Maehling
Walter
Walter Mae
Jouse
Walter Maeti
State Budget Committee
Boone County Democrats Plan July 21 Picnic
Boone County Democrats will sponsor a county wide picnic at the 4H Exposition grounds south of Lebanon on Sunday July 21. The plan emerged from a Democratic Women's Club breakfast at Town and Country drive in. Mrs Rachel Reid presided and welcomed fifty members as Georgia Arnsman spoke on women's role in politics. Birch Bayh Jr of Terre Haute was invited to deliver the principal address. Mayor Max Edad Kushner attended as party treasurer. Kay Lefanon noted preparations for July meetings with place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Exposition Grounds
Lebanon
Democratic Women's Club
Town & Country Drive
Rachel Reid
Zionsville
Route 1
Georgia Arnsman
Democratic County
McGinlew
Birch Bayh, Jr
Terreslary House
Howe
Democratic Club
Large crowd attends Conservation League supper in East Noble
One of the largest crowds at the Conservation League supper filled the East Noble street clubhouse. Proceeds fund a caretaker’s cottage. Mary Zaharake and Gus Zaharake led a dinner music program while the Auxiliary and club members served. Truman Bud Dehner fried hamburgers. baked beans were prepared by Mrs Glendennim, Mrs Ralph Stark and others. County Clerk Robert McCann and Mrs Limbert tallied food tabs as diners returned for seconds.
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Conservation League
Noble Street
O Clukh
Mary Zaharake
Gus
Margaret
Truman Bud Dehner
Dave Glendennimg
Ralph Stark
Robert McCann
L. D. Limbert
Miss Guilford County 1957 Beauty Winner Feels Mismeasured
In Greensboro a beauty contest winner Patricia Burt says she does not know her own measurements. She stands five feet five inches tall and weighs fifteen pounds, claiming she has not bothered to verify her exact stats.
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Greensboro
Noc
Patricia Burt
Guilford County
Indictments Named Mogilner and Smith Today
Mogilner and Smith appear in new indictments. A head on collision near Westfield Noblesville, Indiana killed a mother and two children. The driver of a car and a truck collided near Riverview Hospital, with the father injured and hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Indi
Nina Ro Lemut
Eborat
David Jr
Riverview
Bryant Heating Coomn
Bebelgian
Siappenburg
Calorg
Ehelian
Civil Defense Aids Radio Operation In Jamestown
Indiana state vouchers totaling 730 dollars cover about half the cost of a new radio station base and mobile unit in Jackson Township. Jamestown Clerk Treasurer Zola Moore accepted the funds with Civ Defense Director Hoy Hicks and others present. The unit includes 36 officers and an emergency generator to keep the county radio base online during power failures. Jamestown Advance unit is developing a warden system to alert homes of tornado threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocke County
Civ Defense
Twn State of Indiana
Uy Uighaials
Makeling Lands Project
Mpichlian
James
Zola + Moore
Boone County
Hoy Hicks
Andrew K Hosk
Jamestown
Forest Young
Jackson Township
Civil Defense
Advance Jamestown
Paul Reinken Receives New Post in Indiana District
Paul Reinken is named to a new post in the Indiana district with duties in public service. He previously served as a public relations official and led regional operations for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company before taking the Crawfordsville district role. The Lebanon chamber records show a change in ownership from November 1450 to May 1959.
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Indiana
Bell
Southern
Fodiens Baha Einewr Raat
Dean Tiatlistiot
Tanya Arthopel
Aessi Laddtapaks
Yburksys Reinken
Nihce Tanger Ull Saath Bendamas
American Telephone and Tele- Staph Company
New York
Crawfordssie
Beaker
Lebanon
Chamaeer
Names Make News in the Reporter’s Rich Roster
The Reporter counts 1244 names of persons in today’s issue showing how many people figures populate the paper. The note explains the effort of gathering and disseminating news, remarking it may be a one time undertaking despite the curiosity about names as the lifeblood of the newspaper.
Boone Native's Rites Saturday
Boone native Dodehner Laughner dies at home in Whitestown after long service. survived by widow, two daughters, five grandchildren, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral set 11 am Saturday at St Mark's Lutheran Church Whitestown with burial in nearby cemetery. Body at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home Lebanon. viewing after 7 pm.
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Ambrose
Hepi Cuoumy
Pwren
Gardner
Sears
Boone Coun
Fe Sas
St Marks Litherany Church
Wintestown
Amd
Mreary i Cock
Whitestown
Maneta Penninghe
Crawfordsville
Riley O
Clyde O Lauhner
J. Frank Laughner
Seattle Wash
Bobby Hancock
France
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Richard Lb Trude
Russell and Hitch
Lebanon
Ae Houe
O'Day Sets 235 Day Egg Laying Record
New Brunswick reports Meg O'Day achieved a 235 straight day egg laying streak at Rutgers University. The milestone wins praise from poultry researchers and chicken breeders as the event highlights ongoing poultry studies and breed improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg O'Day
Rutgers University
Rutgers
Boone Shrine Group Hosts Annual Fur Dinner in Elon Country Club
Boone Shrine Group welcomed Murat Temple dignitaries including Chief Rabban J Benjamin Roberts and Past Potentate Fred McNeely at Elon Country Club for its annual dinner. Guests praised work at Shriner hospitals for crippled children and discussed the Mural Horse Patrol slated for the July Fourth parade. Next meeting will celebrate the Horse Patrol and Boone County Conservation Club with honored Shrine life member Henry Ulen among guests.
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Boone County Shrine Club
Marat Temple
Elon Country Club
Boom
Murat
J Ben-jamin Roberts
Rabban
Fred McNeely
Floyd Gatewood
Oriental Guide
Evert Johnson
Roberts
Gatewood
Horse Patrol
Boone County Conservation
Henry €. Ulen
Shrine Life
Vaccine Demand Soars in Indiana Polio Effort
Indiana seeks 1.5 million doses of Salk polio vaccine as demand surges after January. Albert L Marshall of the State Health Department notes prior supply failures and current delivery gaps while vaccination reaches about one third of the 1 to 11 year old population. Private physicians and local boards distribute most doses with 26 polio cases this year, eight paralytic, two of whom had been vaccinated.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Health Department
Res
James W. Isenhour Reported Fair At Witham Hospital
James W Isenhour, 44 State Road 39 North, was reported fair at Witham Hospital today after regaining consciousness from a Sunday unconscious state. He was on the critical list since arrival and found in his yard, with sheriff noting no new developments in the investigation into a brutal attack.
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James W Isenhour
State Road 39 North
Witham Hospital
Senhour
Wilbur Slagle
U S Air Force Patrol Clashes With Jap Mobs
In Tachikawa Japan about 69 Japanese demonstrators faced U S Air Force police at Tachikawa Air Base. They shouted Yankee go home and crossed a runway. Four or five demonstrators were injured while police and survey staff faced mud and stones. The clash followed two years of land requisition opposition to a runway expansion.
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Tachikawa
Japan
P — US
Air Force
Tachikawa Air Base
Sone
Sunakawa
Tachkawa
Hurricane Audrey Pounds Texas Louisiana Border
Audrey lashes the Texas Louisiana border with winds up to 100 mph. Port Arthur reports the worst is over mid morning as thousands evacuate. Eight deaths are confirmed with fishing vessel wrecks and strong undertows offshore Pensacola reports revised fatalities.
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Stanley Meisler
Port Arthur
Tex
Audrey
Texas Louisana
Cameron
Orange
Lake Charies
Pensacola
Fla
Prayer text from The Upper Room devotion
A devotional prayer focusing on gratitude for material blessings while urging true happiness from enduring faith proper use of blessings and daily work in service to God. The prayer asks for guidance to practice wisdom, ending with the name of Jesus.
Indictments Linked to Indiana Highway Bribery Scandal
Marion County grand jury returned two new indictments in the highway graft case. Arthur Mogilner of Indianapolis faces two counts of bribery for selling oil additives to the State Highway Department. Virgil W. Smith alias V. Wilson, former highway chairman, is charged on six counts of accepting bribes. Jury says Craig morally, if not legally, responsible for irregularities. prosecutor Tinder expects suspects to surrender for hearings.
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Irwin J. Miller
Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
George N. Craig
Arthur J. Mocilner
State Highway Department
Virgil W. Red Smith
Craig
4 V. Wilson
Grand Jury
Smith
Mogilner
Highway Department
Mogiiner
Highway Department of
Indiana
Surender
Orly
Tinder
1 Cran
Miners Rescued After 230-Foot Mechanical Auger Hole
Five miners entombed for about 14 hours were rescued at Betsy Mine No 3 Powhatan Co after a 230 foot bore by a 42 inch auger created an exit. Spectators and rescue workers cheered as the men emerged, unharmed, from a horizontal shaft 306 feet back beneath a hill.
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Pals
Arthur A. Parks
Fred Sabot
Harrisville
Hank Horvath
Glenn Retbiss Maeh
Joven Su Hoth
Mount Pleasant
Iy Hamilton
Adena
Betsy Mine
Powhatan Mining Co
Ind Ren
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Vico Bus
Walt
Maebling
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Temary
Boone
4 H Grounds
Club
Mogilner and Smith
Westfield
Zola Moore
Andrew Houk
Roy Hicks
State Department
Paul Reinken
Ind. Bell
Luther Laughner
Dodehner
Worth Township
Wey
M. O'Day
Boone Shrine Group
James W. Isenhour
U.S. Air Force Patrol
Daffynitions
Louisiana
Texas
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