Recount Recessed Over Weekend In Jackson County Race
Seven precincts remain to be recounted as the Jackson County recount board adjourned until Wednesday January 3. Republican sheriff candidate George Abel leads Democratic incumbent George Patrick by 69 votes while Democrat county clerk candidate H Jack Spurgeon trails Joe Goss by 33 votes.
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Board of Recount Commissioners
Jackson County
Jackson Circuit Court
George W. Abel
George O. Patrick
Joe W. Goss
H. Jack Spurgeon
Ordination at church by Westisetar minister
An ordination service is planned at the Christian church with Rev. Waters of Freefowty to preach and lead the ceremony. The event will open at 2 and feature speakers including Gly, Hedy, and Glen Waters. Congregation invited.
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Yuzet
Bareet
Son Keratancke Christian College
Geayans Kydrab
Zoneleck
Corts
Night Service at Navatranes 40 Seeks Community Attendance
The Rev Mr Lee invites neighbors to a midnight service at Navatranes 40 with special music, brief messages, testimonies, and prayer. The event aims to foster spiritual atmosphere and welcomes the public to attend.
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Lee
New Jail Plans Emerges as Indiana Counties Labeled Inadequate
Jackson county faces discussion on a proposed new jail amid state findings that over a third of Indiana’s 88 jails are inadequate due to fire hazards insanitary conditions and lack of inmate segregation. Warren L. Edwards cites three main causes and notes five counties Delaware Dearborn Jackson Floyd and Wayne should get new facilities. Local officials have not yet acted while other counties move to remediate.
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Indiana
State Department of Public Welfare
Indianapolis
State Welfare Department
Warren L. Edwards
Delaware
Dearborn
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Wayne
Truman Scott
Louisville
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Prenktia
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Erike
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Sudypteer
Retail campaign leaders announce midwinter festivities
Stine notes a majority of stores will promote sales during January and February. The retail campaign committee, led by William J. Reetz and A. Osipe, outlines the annual midwinter dollter and other events January 11, 12, and 38 with committee members named.
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Sosardel
Walt
Cavasianny
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Dalter
William J. Reetz
Agid A
Two Burglaries In Seymour Probed By Police
City and state police investigated two Seymour burglaries less than a block apart on Walnut streets. Dr Guy Martin’s office at 103 North Walnut and the Farmers Hominy Mill at 111 Walnut were hit Thursday night into Friday morning with 78 dollars taken from the doctor’s office and 5 dollars from the mill’s safe. A pane was broken and the intruders unlocked the front door before prying into offices and opening a safe. Detective Dan Winn led the investigation for the state police.
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Guy Martin
North Walnut Street
Farmers’ Hominy Mill
South Walnut Street
Martin
Hominy Mill
Dr. Martin
Mirador
Dan Winn
Veterans scramble to beat deadline for state bonus
The article notes many veterans, including 2300 from Jackson County, have already applied for the state bonus. It warns of a looming cutoff and urges claimants to submit by the Saturday deadline. The report mentions confusion and a push to finalize applications.
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Tina
Ping
Erik Naget
Getargets
Jackson County
Lions Club celebrates 25th anniversary charter members honored
Seymour Lions Club marked its 25th charter anniversary at the Elks club during a ladies night meeting. Melvin Jones Lions International Secretary-General attended from Chicago and presented 25-year Monarch chevrons to charter members T. Harlan Montgomery, Dr. C. H. Spencer, and J. Floyd Beldon.
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Seymour
Red Attack Contained After UN Line Dented
A misspelled, fragmented historical report describes military tensions with Korea and mentions officials such as Frank Caugh and George W. Mand. It notes a petition and court action with Judge Schannen, and a plan to appeal to the Supreme Court if denied.
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Staodonar
Pomerel
Frank
Caugh
George W. Mand
Schannen
Aternoon
Buhler
Indiana
Germany Making Rapid Recovery From Postwar Slump
Germany neared the end of its postwar economic year with strong gains. Jean Cartier of the ECA cited industrial production up over 40 percent and a surge in German goods on world markets. Production rose from 95 percent of 1936 levels in January to 134 percent in November 1950, aided by Marshall Plan allotments totaling 1.068 billion dollars. Major gains occurred in autos, electrical equipment, non-ferrous metals, and oil sectors.
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Germany
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Jean Cartier
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Cartier
West Germany Federal Republic
Weather Readings For Seymour Include Official And Unofficial Data
The report lists official and unofficial Seymour readings for the day. The 2 PM temperature from a downtown thermometer is unofficial while other readings come from Mrs Ruth Feverhart government weather observer as official. Official maximum Thursday 37 Official minimum ee Reading at 2 PM 40 River 4.2 feet
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Seymour
Ruth Feverhart
Weeneene
Freeman Denies Quitting While Employed at Public Service Commission
Indianapolis reports Roscoe P. Freeman of Franklin denied resigning from the Public Service Commission and told reporters he offered his resignation only if the governor requested it. The dismissal involved Freeman and two department employees amid conflicting statements on his departure.
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Public Service Commission
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Manloves
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Haresne
All Wits
Ign Stinekey
Om Heey Arts
Srine
Holiday Begins Tonight For Atterbury Gas
Camp Atterbury Indiana prepares for New Year holiday leaves for the 28th Infantry Division. About half the men who stayed over Christmas will take five days off this weekend using two special trains four chartered planes and several buses and private cars. 125 men will fly to Philadelphia and New York while trains connect to central Pennsylvania Louisville St Louis and Chicago. A New Year’s Eve dance awaits the men remaining in camp with more than 500 Indianapolis girls invited for entertainment.
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Ind
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Louisville
St. Louis
Chicago
State Supreme Court Denies Watts Appeal
The Indiana Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the murder conviction of Robert Austin Watts, once an Indianapolis truck driver. He is sentenced to die in the electric chair on January 16 for the shotgun killing of Mrs Mary Lois Burney, an Indianapolis housewife, three years ago.
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Indianapolis
State Supreme Court
Robert Austin Watts
Watts
Electric Chair
Mary Lois Burney
Warren Wright Dies in Florida at 75
Warren Wright, 75, owner of Calumet Farm Thoroughbred stable, died at his winter home in Miami Beach Florida after an illness. He was a pivotal figure in American horse racing with a career spanning decades and many champions. Wright built Calumet into a premier operation and influenced the sport's history.
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Fla
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Ax & Boonaergent
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Industry plants halt as assembly shutdown idles thousands
Goodman, GM division chief, announced a full scale plant shutdown affecting the Southgate operation and others. About 13,000 workers idle as curbs hit production while management reviews demand and supply, with plans to resume January.
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Mine Fire Mystery at Gold Mine Inundates Readered Text
Odd transcription describes a mine fire with unsettling garble. Fragments mention a discoverer or miner named Severt Neated-off and a dire risk to workers. references to the earth’s edge and a possible escape path through a lining are included.
Atterbury Rent Issue Left for 82nd Congress
Families around Camp Atterbury Indiana face high rents and must await the 82nd Congress for relief. Options include a $1.25 billion defense housing program and changing rent controls to restore ceilings in de controlled cities. Senator Capehart supported a related $120 million bill, but action remains stalled as Congress adjourns.
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Camp Atterbury
Ind
82Nd Congress
Capitol Hill
Atterbury
Congress
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
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