Mine Run Medley Of Unclassified Product And Thoughts
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Seven State Farm prisoners face escape charges
Putnamville Indiana seven inmates appeared for arraignment on attempted escape after breaking from solitary confinement Tuesday noon. A guard and the recreation director were injured as the group seized the hospital before returning to cells.
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Putnamville, Ind
UPI
State Farm
Putnam County
Walter C. Hock
Hock
Clifton N. Phillips
Indianapolis
Grover Gibbens
Phillips
Gibbens
Putnamville
Alan Clarkson
John Knowles
Gary
Clarkson
Knowles
Indiana
Raids on Obscene Printing Hit Indiana Capitol
Nineteen people were arrested in Indianapolis as police raided 17 Capital City businesses in a crackdown on obscene literature. Deputies confiscated 71 magazines and charged suspects with possession of obscene material for sale or distribution. The raid sparked protest from pharmacist leader Joseph E. Jordan, who questioned why outlets downtown were ignored and urged targeting the suppliers. The operation followed complaints from the Citizens Committee for Decent Literature.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Capital
Marion County
The
Academy of Pharmacists
Joseph E. Jordan
Robert A. O’neal
Koch News Co
Edwin Koch
Citizens Committee For Decent
Jordan
Morton Wolman
Citizens’ Committee
Almost One Million In Tax Money Put In Mail by Auditor
Greene county spring tax collections total $940,092.02, up $43,194.15 from 1958. Auditor Milt Bogard disburses $658,222.86 to 23 taxing units and $282,579.16 to Indiana and Greene county agencies. The largest check, $105,924.72, goes to Linton Stockton School Corporation.
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Greene County
Milt Bogard
Indiana
Linton-Stockton School Corporation
Beech Creek
Cass
Fairplay
Grant
Highland
Jackson
Jefferson
Richland
Smith
Stafford
Jockton
Taylor
Washington
Switz City
Worthington Library
Worthington
Worthington-Jefferson
Switz City Central School
State Fair Board
State Forestry Board
Funeral services for William Christie Friday
Funeral services for William Christie former Lin ton resident who died Tuesday in Chicago Illinois will be held at 2 00 PM Friday at the Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev Donald Phillips officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery.
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William Christie
Linton
Chicago, Ill
Anderson - Poindexter Memory
Donald Phillips
Fairview Cemetery
Ail Ulla
Rachel Belle Losser
Coal City
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Burns
Clay City
Schoppenhorst
George Jewell
Fiscus
Losser
Albert
Frances Gretsch
Chicago, IL
Herman Lesser
Elsie Winn
Terre Haute
Girl May Lose Sight as Acid Attacker Hunted
Linda Riss a 22 year old bride to be was attacked Monday morning when a man rang her doorbell and carried a bottle of caustic hidden in a dress box Police said the assailant possibly a hired suitor fled after the assault leaving the victim in very serious condition Doctors warned the eye damage may be irreversible and specialists will decide in weeks if sight can be saved.
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New York
Milton Berliner
Goshen Girl Dies In Road Accident
In Goshen Indiana Betty Phillips 19 was killed when a car she rode in failed to negotiate a curve and struck a utility pole on an Elkhart County road. Driver Lloyd Palmer 22 was hospitalized with arm and hip fractures and shock.
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Goshen
Ind
Betty Phillips
Elkhart
Lloyd Palmer
Goshen General Hospital
Brigitte Marries French Movie Actor in Louveciennes
Brigitte Bar dot wed French actor Jacques Charrier in Louveciennes near Paris. The mayor married them and their fathers served as witnesses. The ceremony was secret until the last moment and drew neighbors to the mayor's office after news leaked.
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Paris
UP1
Brigitte Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Louveciennes
New School Head Appointed For Linton Stockton District
Isaac Hogg of Patriot is named superintendent for a three year term of the Linton Stockton schools effective July 1 1959. He has taught at Whitesburg High Hayden High and North Vernon High and led Patriot schools as principal and superintendent. Mrs Jean Harrison named Third grade teacher replacing Nancy Johnson. Ray Boyer resigns from English and Speech post at the High school with vacancies remaining for vocal music supervisor and girls physical education and home economics teachers.
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Isaac Hogg
Patriot
Linton- Stockton
Linton-Stockton
Hozg
Morehead State College
Morehead
Indiana University
Hogg
Whitesburg High School
Whitesburg
Hayden High School
North Vernon High School
Indiana
Patriot High School
Patriot- Posey
The
Baptist Church
Linton
Jean Harrison
Nancy Johnson
Veedersburg
Honey Creek
VFW Convention Opens in Terre Haute With 4000 Delegates
A four day Indiana VFW convention began in Terre Haute with about 4000 delegates and auxiliary members expected. A parade election and banquet are slated for Saturday to conclude the meet. Arthur J. Fellwock of Union City is VFW commander and Mrs Reith Berg of Bremen heads the auxiliary.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Indiana Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s Auxiliary
Arthur J. Fellwock
Union City
VEW
Reith Berg
Bremen
Russians Seek 24 Hour Delay For Berlin Formula Reply
In Geneva the Soviet Union asks for 24 more hours to respond to the Western Berlin formula. Andrei Gromyko met British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and discussed with Christian Herter and Maurice Couve de Murville as the Big Four weighed whether to push toward a Berlin summit. Herter's plane was reported in readiness for departures, signaling urgency in the stalled negotiations.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Christian Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Taney
Herter
Gromnyko
Queen Candidates Parade Friday in Linton
Eighteen girls vie for the Lin ton Fourth of July Queen title in a parade Friday at 7 p m in the Linton business district. Contestants ride in convertibles led by an escort from the Linton police. No major changes were reported in the standings after the latest vote tabulation.
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Linton
Tornado Rips Miami Area Causing Severe Damage
A rare Miami tornado from the Atlantic Ocean struck Wednesday night, injuring over 100 people and damaging or destroying more than 100 homes. Hospitals treated many sustainers while authorities warned of more twisters and possible multi-million dollar losses.
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Miami
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
Florida
Jupiter Island
North Shore Hospital
James Sissine
Miami Beach
July 4th Parade Entries Grow With Ten Bands Planned
The 1959 Fourth of July parade list grows as at least ten high school bands are slated to perform in the lineup. Parade chairman Charles DeCourcy urged locals and organizations to register floats by June 25 at the Chamber of Commerce office and said entry does not bar participation if not registered.
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Charles DeCourcy
Chamber of Commerce
DeCourcy
Dugger Union
Switz City Central
Worthington - Jefferson
Bloomfield
Salsberry
Midland
Coalmont
Sandborn
Linton
C of C
Lacer’s Market
Carr's Dress Shoppe
Correll's
Peoples Trust Company
Max Pirtle-Kennedy Shoe Store
Wright's Bait Shop
Greene County Co-op
Bell Telephone Company
Kiwanis Club
South Main Standard
Moose Lodge
Hastings’ Appliances
Walters’ Mercury and
Edsel
Gamble’s Black and White
Elks Lodge
Welch and Cornett
Anderson- Poindexter Memory Chapel
Alvin McKee Ponies
Bloomfield Tri Kappa
Deichmiller, 83, Danville Father Die
William Deichmiller of Danville Illinois died at 8 35 p m Wednesday night aged 83 He was father of John Deichmiller of Linton The funeral is set for Saturday in Danville
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William Deichmiller
Danville
Ill
John Deichmiller
Linton
Sun Shines Bright On Indiana Today
A brief Indiana weather note reports continuing pleasant conditions with no rain. Highs ranged 73 to 83 Wednesday, lows in the 50s to 60s, and Friday temperatures expected mid 70s to low 80s. Saturday outlook shows little change with fair to mostly fair skies.
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Indiana
Evansville
Ballards Move to Idaho for Forestry Work
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ballard of Dugger depart for Princeton Idaho to reside for the summer while Mr. Ballard takes a forestry service position there. The move reflects seasonal employment with the government agency.
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James L. Ballard
Dugger
Princeton
Ida
Mr. Ballard
The
Forestry Service
Governor Earl Long Returns to Louisiana Hospital
Gov Earl Long back in Louisiana after 18 days in a Texas mental ward. He arrives by Air National Guard plane and takes over duties from Ochsner Foundation Hospital room. Lt Gov Lether Frazar confirms Long is governor once he crosses the state line. Doctors cite tired heart muscle and other conditions as reasons for extended stay.
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New Orleans
UPI
Earl Long
Louisiana
Texas
Long
Ochsner Foundation
Huey
Air National Guard
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Lether Frazar
Ochsner Hospital
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Mayfield Printing Company
Nokomis
Charles Lawrence
Henry Lawrence
Henry
Koleen
John Hamm
Indiana State Highway Commission
Hamilton- Rexall
Sportsman’s
John
State Department
Chicago
International Home Furnishings Show
Cal’m
Roy Floyd
United States
Ireland
Scotland
Fisher
Cincinnati
Cecil L. Hobbs
Scott County
Jerome McGill
William A. Throop
Connersville
Robert Lee Terrell
East Chicago
Irvin Jones
Grant County
Brigitte
V.F.W
Sue Stoelting
Miss Stoelting
Arthur Stoelting
Edwardsport
Vigo Township
Betty Cooksey
Miss Cooksey
Paul Cooksey
Midland High School
Press International
Idaho
Gov. Long