Indiana Board Changes in Assessing Property in State
The Indiana state board of tax commissioners announced a new two headed regulation changing personal property assessment and set a public hearing for next Tuesday at the state house in Indianapolis. Chairman Richard Worley outlined options based on whether the 1961 household goods rule at five percent of house value is upheld or invalidated by the Supreme Court.
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Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indiana
State House
Indianapolis
Richard Worley
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Welsh
Edwin K. Steers
Worley
Marion County Superior Court
Investigation of Seymour-Redding School Break-In
Technician Maurice L. Wright of the Seymour state police post continues the investigation into a break-in at the Seymour-Redding School reported mid morning Friday. Entry was made through a broken south side window to the principal’s office where a desk was ransacked and papers scattered. Ice cream eaten in the kitchen and a stapler missing from a teacher’s room were noted.
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Maurice L. Wright
Seymour
Crothersville Man Injured In One Car Crash
Curtis Gilbert Colman of Crothersville sustained a slight abrasion over the right eye in a one car mishap on Moore street road about 12:45 a m today. Trooper J K Miller reports Colman driving east attempted a 90 degree right turn and struck an embankment. the left front of the auto was badly damaged.
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Curtis Gilbert Collman
Crothersville
Moore Street
J. K. Miller
Seymour
Remonstrance suits against annexation move to court
Annexation remonstrance suits against the City of Seymour are set for court in Jackson Circuit Court. The proceedings will address a supplemental complaint and a second remonstrance petition, involving Ordinances 1311 and 1315 and parcels including the Redwood and Redwood Second additions.
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Seymour
Jackson
Edward S. Lustig
November Bond Sales Decline in Jackson County
Jackson County U S Savings Bonds driving committee reports November sales of 25143 dollars, down from 65727 dollars a year ago. Indiana statewide November bond sales reached 10690091 dollars, up 11.8 percent from 9559344 dollars in 1960, with 67 of 92 counties posting gains.
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U. S. Savings
Jackson County
A. A. Cohn
Jackson County U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
Indiana
U. S
Christmas Fund Reaches 258 Dollars With Eight Day Total
The Christmas Basket Fund rises to 258.16 dollars after eight days with eleven donations. Fund treasurer Leroy Pollett reports Friday donations were few and officials hope for more support to match or beat last year's pace. Toys for Seymour Boys Club have increased but trail prior year totals, with next Wednesday set as final toy submission date.
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Onan Coos
Leroy Pollett
Pollett
Seymour National Bank
Seymour Daily Tribune
Harry Cherry
Seymour Boys’ Club
Cherry
Christmas Eve Community Worship At St Paul Church
Seymour markets annual Christmas Eve service sponsored by the Seymour Ministerial Association to be held at 11 p m Sunday December 24 at St Paul Congregational Church host pastor Rev Kenneth L Kuebler will preside and Rev Robert A Gehlbach will deliver the sermon titled Christmas Bedlam or Bethlehem with other pastors of the association participating Special music by the St Paul Church choir led by organist Mrs Orville Baute All church members and the public invited for services announced by Dr Kenneth Swank association president Complete program to be released later
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Seymour
The
Seymour Ministerial Association
St. Paul Congregational Church
Kenneth L. Kuebler
Mas
Bedlam
Bethlehem
Kuebler
Kenneth Swank
St. Paul Church
Orville Baute
Weather Records for Seymour Report
Weather records for Seymour note unofficial downtown and 2 p m temperature. Readings from Ruth Everhart government observer at Rockford are official. Max Friday 40, minimum Friday 25, 10 a m today 36. River at 7 a m today 2 feet.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Kennedy Flies Into Caracas Undaunted By Terrorists
President Kennedy arrives in Caracas amid tight security as Venezuelan forces guard routes for his motorcade. Betancourt praises democratic progress while Kennedy touts the Alliance for Progress during a speech at Maiquetia Airport.
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Venezuelan
Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Maiquetia
Caribbean Sea
Caribbean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S. Commonwealth
Latin America
United States
Air Force
Marquetia
U.S
Maracaibo
Bogota
Colombia
Washington
Judge Reappoints Jury Commissioners in Jackson County
Judge John M. Lewis announced the reappointment of two men to the Jackson County jury commission for 1962. Phil Cordes Sr. of Seymour, Republican, and Glen F. Zabel of Brownstown, Democrat, join clerk H. Jack Spurgeon on the three‑member board.
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John M. Lewis
Jackson County Board of Jury Commissioners
Phil Cordes
Seymour
Glen F. Zabel
Brownstown
H. Jack Spurgeon
Jackson Circuit Court
Lewis Wil
William Eugene Morgan
Jack Nebson Weiss
Liston E. Clark
Boyd Wayne Nicholson
Caney Junior Comics
John Ruth
Lloyd Lake
Andrew J. Hudson
Billy J. Lee
Edgar Stockoff
Donald Wheeler
Louis R. Roem
Et al
Mitchell and Stark Construction Company, Inc
Emanuel Strauss
City of Salem
State of Indiana
Patrick E. Cartwright
Robert Nichter
Lois C. Wenning
Atlas Subsidiaries of Ohio, Inc
Pearl B. Baurle
State of Indiana and Cooperative Building and Loan Association
Note
Jackson County
Seymour Man Arrested For Public Intoxication
A 38 year old Seymour man is held in the city jail awaiting arraignment in Seymour City Court on a public intoxication charge. Donald E. Sutherland of Seymour was arrested at 5 57 am at Fourth and Blish streets by Sgt Walfred J Kleimola and Officer James L.
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Seymour
Donald E. Sutherland
Fourth and
Blish Streets
Walfred J. Kleimola
James L
United States Wins UN Vote Rejecting Red China Seat
The General Assembly defeated Peiping 48 to 36 on seating Communist China, with 20 abstentions. Adlai Stevenson hailed the result as backing Nationalist China, while Russia said many will vote for Peiping next session. Britain split on two thirds rule. France backed the U S throughout.
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N.Y
U.S
China
Chiang Kai-shek
General Assembly
Peiping
United States
Soviet Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Britain
Russia
France
Finland
Denmark
Iceland
Asia
Africa
Europe
Cuba
Brownstown Man Hit By Car Injured While Crossing
William Dixon, 63, of Browns town, was struck by a 1961 compact sedan driven by Willard L. Hackman, 19, Brownstown R2, at the Poplar Street and U S 50 intersection. He was admitted to Schneck Memorial Hospital at 11:45 p m in fair condition with injuries including a possible shoulder and hip fracture and multiple abrasions. Dixon was transported by ambulance. Hackman was not held and the car sustained no damage.
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William Dixon
Brownstown
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Poplar Street
U. S. 50
Dixon
Willard L. Hackman
Jackson County
Sedan Damaged Friday on West Second Street
A 1956 two door sedan driven by John H. Engleking age 68 of 513 Centennial street was damaged 20 dollars to the left side in a 9 43 a m Friday accident on West Second Street 15 feet east of Chestnut street Also involved was a 1950 two door sedan operated by Brenda Brummett age 2 of 115 South O Brien street Officer Donald F Scott reported no one injured and the Brummett auto undamaged
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John H. Engleking
Centennial Street
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Brenda Brummett
O’brien Street
Donald F. Scott
Rites Today For Six Of 20 Killed In Bus Train Crash
In Greeley Colorado funerals were set for six of twenty schoolchildren killed when a rural bus collided with a Union Pacific train at a grade crossing. Driver Duane Harms 23 faced involuntary manslaughter charges after the crash that injured many students.
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Greeley
Colo
Gordon Rissler
Duane Harms
Harms
Here
Union Pacific
Harris
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