Legion Leaders Push for Immediate Bonus Payment
Indianapolis May 7 Legion state commander Frank R Kossa of Jeffersonville travels toward Washington to press for immediate payment of Adjusted Service Certificates. He is joined by George Huish East Chicago and John B Lindey, Department Judge Advocate, as region leaders expect Congress to act this session.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank R. Kossa
Jeffersonville
American ‘Legion
Washington, D. C
George ‘Huish
iEast
Chicago
Play and Honor Society of the Legion
John B. Lindey
Congress
Indiana
Ikossa
Washington
Huish
Senator Dies in Crash As Plane Crashes in Missouri Pasture
Four killed including Senator Bronson M. Cutting of New Mexico and seven others injured when a Transcontinental Western Airlines craft went down in a Barnsville pasture. Dennis Chavez, Democratic rival, rumored potential successor. Governor Clyde Tingley to name Cutting's replacement.
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Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Western Airlines
Barnsville
Cutting
Washington
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Clyde Tingley
Veterans push for immediate face value of bonus certificate
U S Senator Frederick Van Nuys from dudiana backs payment of the bonus. Senator Sherman Minton supports payment to needy veterans. Indiana Legion plans to unite the congressional delegation behind the Vinson bill, hoping it has best chance for passage amid inflation concerns. State Commander Kossa urges veterans and drivers to write or wire senators and congressmen for immediate payment.
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U. S
Frederick van Nuys
Dudiana
Kossa
Sherman Minton
Indiana Legion
Vinson
Senate
Lewion
Koassa
Greene circuit court calendar sets ten week term
The Greene circuit court calendar for the next ten weeks lists state cases led by Karl Mord for child neglect on May 9 and State vs. Michael for trespass on May 1 among many others. Civil suits include Oshea vs. Oshea on July 13 and Mowery vs. Mowery on May 22 with numerous other filings and dates through June and July.
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Greene Circuit Court
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State
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Brown
Crays
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Dune of State
Rollison
West
Archer
Campbell
Oshea
Mowery
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Sneer
Railroad
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Slander
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Lent
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iStough
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Bradford Estate
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis May 7
Report shows 6,000 hogs with holdovers 55 and most hog prices 5 cents lower. Underweights steady, lights 9.10 to 9.20, mediums 9.15 to 9.25, heavies 9.00 to 9.20. Packing sow prices 8.00 to 8.50, cattle 2,400 head, calves 800. Bull trade steady, most sales 41.00 to 13.25, bulk heifers 8.00 to 10.00, cows 5.25 to 8.00, cutters 3.25 to 4.6. Vealers steady, 850 down.
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Indianapolis
Quapaw Council Bingo Night at Red Men Hall
A bingo party sponsored by the Quapaw council will be held in the Red Men’s hall Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Several games will be played with attractive prizes for the winners. The public in general is invited to attend.
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Quapaw Council
Red Men’s Hall
Coach Brooks Pinnick resigns at Oakland City College
Oakland City Indiana May 7 UP The nine year athletic director Brooks Pinnick resigns and Arlo Miller former Ball State athlete will succeed Pinnick Dr Dearing said Pinnick came from Petersburg where he coached high school four years He will not seek another coaching post Miller works on his master's at Indiana University and will discuss athletic program with Pinnick this week
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Oakland City
Ind
Brooks CG
Pennick
Oakland City College
W. P. Dearing
Arlo Miller
Ball State
Pinnick
Dearing
Petersburg
Oakland City Teams Begin Pin Nick Duties Next Fall
Oakland City teams under Pin Nick are breaking even in basketball but have lost most football games. The note implies a transition in coaching duties beginning next fall.
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Will
Oakland City
Pinnick
Georgia Wildcats Here Wednesday
A large crowd is expected at Moose hall Wednesday night for a presentation by the Georgia Wildcats from WHAS Louisville. Brought to town under Linton Giants auspices, the local team hopes the event raises funds for new equipment as advance tickets sell well.
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Moose Hall
Georgia Wildcats
WHAS
Louisville
Linton Giants
Giants
Mrs Lillian Whinnie Admitted For Observation
Mrs Lillian Whinnie entered Coleman hospital in Indianapolis yesterday evening for observation and treatment amid several months of poor health.
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Lillian Whinnie
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
Aged Couples to Receive Cakes This Week
All couples in the area celebrating their fifty third wedding anniversary this year are eligible for a free cake from Kroger stores. The Kroger Groovy and Waking company will supply the cakes to qualifying couples celebrating the company’s fifty third anniversary. Eligible couples should notify their store manager to have a cake delivered by a Kroze representative during the week of the celebration.
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Kroge
Kroger Groovy
Kroeze Company
Kroger
Hi Tri Club Notice Meets May 8 at Singer Home
The Hi Tri club will meet at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening May 8 at the home of Miss Carolyn Singer 160 West Vincennes Street. All members are urged to be present.
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HI Tri Club
Hi Tri
Carolyn Singer
West
Vincennes Stree
Mrs C Mahoney Visits From Florida In This City
Mrs C Mahoney of Jacksonville Florida is visiting friends and relatives in this city. She was formerly Miss Grace Robertson.
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Florida
C. &. Mahoney
Jacksonville
Fla
Grace Robertson
Dwarf Primrose Rock Garden Ideal By DEAN HALLIDAY
Central Press Garden Report describes dwarf primrose as ideal for rock gardens. Primula frondosa is hardy but prefers partial shade and moist soil with leaf mold. Noting Vulgaris as the true English primrose, it highlights Bulleyana Mloriidae Moerheim hybrids and tips for planting among rocks and bog areas with mulch and honey meal.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press Garden
Justie
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