Four Burglaries In City Brown Probed
Authorities investigated four burglaries in Seymour and Brownstown committed Tuesday night or this morning. Timperman Sales and Service in Seymour suffered merchandise theft. Davis Milling near Timperman had no known losses. In Brownstown, Bill’s Tavern and Scott Sales and Service on U S 50 were entered, with watches, cash, vending machine takings, and tools stolen.
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Seymour
Brownstown
Timperman Sales and Service, Inc
U. S. 50
Davis Milling Company
Timperman’s
Bill's Tavern
Scott Sales and Service
Emory Ivory
Alice
Ralph Scott
Lester E. Greathouse
Jackson County
William Barkman
Harry McMillin
Seymour State
Bill
Sheriff Greathouse
Don Winn
Timperman Es
Warmer Weather Expected Here Predicts Mild Christmas Outlook
The Weather Bureau projected a warming trend with increasing cloudiness and light rain or drizzle. After a 20 degree night and a 47 degree day, the forecast calls for a low not below 35 and mild weather through at least Christmas with minor fluctuations after Thursday.
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Weather Bureau
Weathermew
Questioned Term For County Treasurer In Indiana
Longstanding dispute over whether the county treasurer's term ends Jan. 1 or extends to Jan. 1, 1958. Omer Owens seeks ruling on eligibility after serving portions of a four year term from a 1952 amendment. Rose Lane Allman elected to succeed. Other county officials Louis H. Schroer and Dallas C. Spray will take office Jan. 1. Charles T. Cummings to follow in 1958.
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Omer Owens
Rose Lane Allman
Brownstown
Owens
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana
General Assembly
Louis H. Schroer
Dallas C. Spray
Charles T. Cummings
One Killed in One Car Crash West of Seymour
A one car crash on U S 50 about 1.4 miles west of Seymour at 8 50 p m Tuesday killed James Franklin Reynolds 22 of Seymour He was crushed when the car overturned after occupants were thrown clear Bobbie C Burley 23 Seymour was in fair condition at Schneck Memorial Hospital with possible skull fracture and fractured vertebrae Deputy Coroner W L Burkholder and Trooper Robert O Stanley investigated and will issue an accidental death verdict The seventh Jackson county fatality this year the car reportedly left the road after Burley driving west at high speed crossed the center line and rolled into a corn field on a Straight stretch near Hangman s Crossing
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U. S. 50
Seymour
James Franklin Reynolds
East 13Th Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Bobbie C. Burley
Jackson County
Hangman’s Crossing
Stanley
Louis W. Turpin
Burley
Berm
Seymour Board weighs penalty on delinquent sewer bills
At the Seymour board of public works and safety meeting in Mayor Isaacs office the panel discussed adding a penalty for delinquent sewer bills. City Attorney Lustig asked for more study time before drafting a resolution. All regular bills and claims were approved.
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Seymour Board of Public Works and Safety
John C. Isaacs
Edward S. Lustig
Man Fractures Shoulder In Fall From Scaffold
Robert Engleking a 28 year old Seymour resident fractured his left shoulder falling from a scaffold while working in Columbus for the Bill Wulff Construction Company. He was treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon.
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Robert Engleking
Seymour
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Engleking
Columbus
Bill Wulff
County Champions to Be Honored at 100-Bushel Banquet
The Jackson County 100-Bushel Corn Club Banquet will be held Thursday night December 20 at Brownstown High School library at 6 30 p m with Carl Summer as toastmaster Lonnie H Hass of Indianapolis will be guest speaker as the Brownstown Chamber of Commerce honors the county corn champions David Cunningham Dudleytown 4-H returns a gold watch for highest inter division yield and Jack Roller Medora receives senior division award Thirty three adults and 17 junior producers will be honored Senior members with yields over 100 bushels include Julius Barnthouse Arthur Bishop Chester Crider Richard Elliott and many others Junior members over 100 bushels listed with names and towns in attendance.
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Jackson County
Brownstown High School
Carl Summer
Lonnie H. Hass
Indianapolis
Brownstown Chamber
David Cunningham
Dudleytown
Ubner Fertilizer Company
Inter
David
Indiana
Jack Roller
Medora
Roller
Julius Barnthouse
Arthur Bishop
Chester Crider
Richard Elliott
Everett Foster
Edgar Hackman
John Hackman
Martin Hackman
Robert Hill
Muriel Holle
Ralph Holtman
Robert Lahrman
Gus Lambring
Harold Mellencamp
Martin Moenning
Hobart Murphy
Melvin Peters
Darrell Peters
Empson Peters
Harrell Robertson
Osmar Schneider
C. M. Spall
Samuel Spray
William Spray
Donald Stuckwish
Fred Stuckwish
Ken
Legion Finalizes Plans For Christmas Fund Baskets
American Legion and Auxiliary prepare to deliver baskets to needy homes as the Christmas Fund nears $600. Contributions continue from Mr. and Mrs. Vines and other donors. baskets will be filled Sunday and distributed Monday at the Legion hall. The community party for children is Monday at 10 at the Majestic Theater with Santa and ushers from the Legion and Junior Chamber of Commerce assisting. Donations may be left with Robert Lucas at Seymour National Bank or The Tribune.
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Majestic Theater
Santa Claus
Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Lucas
Seymour National Bank
Tribune
Jury Finds Two Guilty In Trial In Jackson Circuit Court
In Jackson Circuit Court a jury convicts Charles Jackson and Goldie Mae Jackson of neglecting children after about 1.5 hours of deliberation. Each fined $1 and costs, sentenced to six months with suspension on good behavior and a proper home. Jurors foreman James E. Reichenba led the panel.
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Charles Jackson
Goldie Mae Jackson
Jackson
James E. Reichenba
Jackson Township
Edward C. Doran
North Vernon
John M. Lewis
U. S. 50
Seymour
Charles T. McCarter
William L. Runyan
Mary Jane Cossell
Kenneth Norman Cossell
Weather Readings for Seymour Show Mixed Official and Unofficial Data
Official readings from Ruth Everhart government observer are reported for Seymour with official maximum and unofficial 0 p.m. temperature from a downtown thermometer. The 2 p.m. minimum is noted and river level sits at 2.1 feet.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Three Bloomington Residents Arrested for Tax Evasion
Deputy U S marshals arrested Joseph T Solomon Dr Richard D Darby and Joanne Darby after federal indictments allege underreporting income across 1950 1952 Solomon claimed cash gifts from relatives and hiding money in a basement drain during wartime Darbys faced charges of failing to report income and aiding and abetting with three children in the family
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Indianapolis
Bloomington
U.S
Joseph T. Solomon
Solomito Stone Co
Richard D. Darby
Joanne
Don A. Tabbert
Solomito
Tabbert
Darbys
Darby
Hammarskjold Seeks U.N. Fleet to Clear Suez Canal
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans to reject top advisers in Egypt and rely on a U N salvage fleet to clear the blocked Suez Canal. He says the fleet of 10 ships from Denmark the Netherlands Germany Italy and Belgium can begin work immediately after British and French units depart Egypt.
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United Nations
N.Y. U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
U. N
Britain
France
Nehru Recounts Talks With Eisenhower On China Policy
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said he conveyed Chou En-lai’s thinking to President Eisenhower, including a Chinese view that the United States should move toward Communist China. He described U S policy as less rigid than expected and noted differing views on worldwide disarmament and democracy’s forms. He hopes Americans held in China will be released and said Chou En-lai will be discussed again in New Delhi on Dec 30.
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NEA
Eisenhower
Nehru
Blair House
Washington
Gettysburg
President's Farm
Chou En-lai
United States
China
U. S
Russia
India
Communist
Red China
New Delhi
Chow Sa-lai
Asia
Man With Grudge Kills Neighbor In Angolan Shooting
A 40 year old man Merlin McNaughton surrendered after a grudge shooting in Angola Indiana that killed neighbor Mervin Forrester 48 and wounded three including Cathy Bradley 4 who was abducted but found safe. The Bradleys Preston 38 and Nancy 38 were injured in their bed. Sheriff Harry Dirrim cited longstanding unfriendly feeling in the town.
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Angola
Ind
Ray
Harry Dirrim
Merlin McNaughton
Cathy Bradley
McNaughton
Mervin
Smoky) Forrester
Preston Bradley
Nancy
Forester
Forrester
Zapfe Sentenced In Mayor's Court
Albert Romas Zapfe appeared in Mayor John C. Isaacs court on Tuesday and pleaded guilty to furnishing alcohol to a minor reckless driving and being a minor in possession. He received fines and costs totaling 66.75 dollars plus a six month license suspension and a six month suspended sentence for reckless driving. Companions Harley Turner and Ralph Davidson faced similar charges with Turner also pleading guilty and Davidson's case continuing.
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John C. Isaacs
Albert Romas Zapfe
Seymour City
Harley R. Turner
Cobus
Zapfe
Ralph Davidson
Columbus
Four Arrests In Oil Map Theft Probe
Four men were arrested on charges of transporting stolen Gulf Oil top secret oil exploration maps. The maps were allegedly stolen from Gulf Oil’s Pittsburgh offices by an employee in debt to New York racketeers. Seagraves Lester Lemvin Lieberman, linked to Tackless, face potential 10 year terms and fines.
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New York F
FBI
Pittsburgh
Gulf OU Co
New York
U. S. Tackless Corp
Bronx
Texas Oil
Odie Richard Seagraves
Texas
Seagraves
Emanuel Lester
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
John Marvin Lemvin
Orange
Tex
Edward Lieberman
The
Tackless
Lester
Archie D. Gray
Gulf
Southwest
Canada
Near East
Gray
U. S
Malcolm Anderson
Ander
Anderson
U.S
Liebermar
Leia
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Brown
Winn
Davis Firm
James F. Reynolds
Neth Stuckwish
Lloyd Stuckwish
John Turmail
Harold Vehslage
Leroy Wischmeier
Walter Wischmeier
Tommy Ainscough
Curtis Benter
Richard Bobb
Russell Callahan
Jerry Christopher
Allan Goecker
Robert Kamman
Willis Moenning
Ronald Otte
Richard Otte
Donald Peters
Don Robertson
Charles Stahl
Lynn Stuckwisch
Norbert Wessel
Waldo Wischmeier
J. M. Vines
T. Harlan Montgomery
Rand
Linda
A. L. Jackson
Raymond Mote
Rachel
R. J. Brown
Leo Gutzwiller
American Legion
Thomas
A. Plunkett
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion i En
Children’s Party
Tee
Toner
Asi
Total
Teeee
Aenean
Eonnens
Jacksons
Bloomington Stone Company
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Chou
Bradford
Dirrim
Bradleys
Son
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