Drunk Driving Cases Postponed in City Court
Three motorists faced intoxication charges after crashes were postponed in City Court. Donald Englehart 22, Melvin Story 47, and Harry Clark 36 received postponed hearings. Heilman 63 of St Louis was jailed 90 days for a second offense, others faced fines and license suspensions for various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Harper
Donald R. Englehart
North Third Street
State Highway Commission
Robert Hooker
Lafayette Avenue
Melvin Story
First Avenue
Robert Dunn
South Twenty-third Street
South Seventh Street
Harry L. Clark
South Nineteenth Street
Twelfth
Harrison Streets
David Heilman
St. Louis
James Kleptz
North Seventh Street
Noble Collie
Paducah
Max E. Shaw
Fourth Avenue
Lee P. Howard
Staunton
Paul Noble
North Fourteenth
Teen Agers Involved In 50 Mile Stolen Car Chase
Three teenagers from East Chicago Ind with 32 dollars fled after stealing a car from an East Chicago auto agency. A 50 mile pursuit ended when they hid in a cornfield near Pontiac Ill and were captured after a brief shooting exchange with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Ill
William Hostetter
Charles Edward Thompson
James Milligan
Don Vlaisaudh
East Chicago
Ind
Chicago
Colorado
Joliet
Braidwood
Milligan
Hostetter
Vlaisauch
Six Die In State Over Weekend Fatalities
United Press lists six deaths in Indiana over the weekend five from traffic crashes and one from a train collision. Names include Joseph Lay Kendallville Willis Fielitz Fort Wayne Ray Jameson Indianapolis and others across Lydick Monticello Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Joseph William Lay
Kendallville
New York Central
Willis H. Fielitz
Fort Wayne
Ray Jameson
Indianapolis
Ind
Bernard W. Stephan
Madison
Jameson
Richard Zelasko
Lydick
New Carlisle
Robert W. Deal
Charles D. Waldrup
Tampa
Fla
Indiana Civil Air Patrol conducts 3 hour mock rescue mission
Three hundred members of the Indiana Civil Air Patrol joined a mock rescue sweep across northwestern Indiana. The 52nd CAP wing searched 7 250 square miles for two crewmen and wreckage from Flight D of the 5th Air Rescue Squadron. Governor Schricker, Indianapolis Mayor Al Feeney, CAP officials, and Atterbury AFB personnel witnessed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Civil Air Patrol
C.A P. Fliers
Indiana C.A.P
Indiana
5Th Air Rescue Squadron
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mich
C.A.P
Schoen Field
Fort Benjamin Harrison
William Davis
West Point
Muncie
Hartford City
Rushville
Franklin
Lafayette
Patoka
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Fort Wayne
Shelbyville
South Bend
Hammond
New Albany
Schricker
al Feeney
Ohio
Atterbury Air Force Base
Seven Escapees Hunted After Florida Insane Asylum Break
Heavily armed officers search rural Chattahoochee area for seven escapees from Florida State Hospital. Eight inmates escaped in pajamas at 2:30 a.m. yesterday. one captured two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochee
Fla
Florida State Hospital
Riviera Villa Jewel Robbery Shocks Newport Scene
In Nice France on Saturday night the Riviera Villa of American maker Norman Winston was robbed of 6900 dollars in jewels. Guests, international set, were entertained downstairs as robbers took items from second floor bedrooms during a bridge game with gypsy violin music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Riviera
Norman Winston
Fifield Named Trustee Leader at Logansport Hospital
Otto Fifield former Indiana Secretary of State is elected president of the Logansport State Hospital board of trustees succeeding the late Walter Atkinson. Fred Edgerly of Logansport is elected vice president and Mrs Ada Anheier of Monticello is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Otto Fifield
Crown Point
Logansport State Hospital
Fifield
Indiana
Walter Atkinson
Fred Edgerly
Ada Anheier
Monticello
Births Off Deaths Up in Indiana 1950 First Half
Indianapolis August 7 1950 The State Board of Health reports births in Indiana declined in the first half of 1950 versus 1949 while deaths rose. Births lag by about 1 600 and deaths increased by 475 in the period U P reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
U.P
State Board of Health
Total Township Funds and Tuition and Transportation Totals
The record lists funds for Total Township Fund 2 365 dollars and Tuition Fund with Pay of teachers 31 000 dollars and Substitute teachers 1 000 dollars. Transportation Fund shows 32 000 dollars. Legal notice referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Plaid Apex
Tax Levy Notice for Pierson and Linton Townships in Vigo County
Taxpayers are warned of budget and tax levy plans for Pierson and Linton Townships in Vigo County Indiana. The notices set August 29 1950 meetings to determine budgets for township funds special school funds and transportation funds with details on expenditures and funds raised from tax levies and other revenues. CECIL SCAMSHORN Trustee and LESLIE R RANDOLPH Trustee authorize postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie R. Randolph
Linton Township
Vigo County
Indiana
Chicago market report on live poultry and dairy products
Live poultry receipts 25 loads with prices uneven up to a cent higher and lower. Heavy hens 29c, light hens 26-27c, roosters 29-33c, fryers 31-36c, old roosters 20-21c. Butter steady, wholesale prices unchanged for AA 60.75, A 60.25, B 57.25, C 56.25. eggs 39-41c extras, 32-35c standards, cur 31.5c. dirties 29.5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F.o.b
U.S
New York Markets 2 Oversight and Cattle Rates Aug 7 1954
Market report from New York on Monday Aug 7 1954 shows 1 100 000 shares traded. Rail and cattle prices vary with weights from 18 50 to 29 dollars for cattle, hogs steady to higher, spring lambs improving by 25 cents or more, slaughter ewes and old bucks listed. Receipts include 6000 cattle 1300 calves 2500 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
E.D.T
Indianapolis Market Report: Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices
Livestock market roundup from Indianapolis on August 7 reports hogs at 24.00 for top 190-250 lb, cattle with steers and yearlings steady to higher, 1,000-lb loads at 29.00 to 31.00, cows 18.50 to 21.50, and sheep with native spring lambs weak to 27.50 for top lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago Livestock Prices July/August Report
Salable hogs 10,000 with mixed moves across weights. top 24.25 with most 23.25-24.25 for 190-240 lb hogs. Salable cattle 13,000. steers 29.50-32.00, heifers 23.50-30.75, cows 19.00-23.50, bulls 23.00-25.00, calves 27.00-32.00. Salable sheep 1,000. lambs 27.00-27.50, yearlings firm. slaughter ewes 9.00-11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hogs Move Slow at St Louis Stockyards Market
St Louis National Stockyards Illinois reports hog such as 10 500 head in yard with most buyers absent and price drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis National Stockyards
Ill
New York Poultry and Dairy Prices Aug 7 Report
Dressed poultry remains quiet with various weight brackets and price points for chickens and fowls. Cheese steady with American cheddar and grass varieties listed. butter receipts at 531.93 lbs and eggs receipts 20 719 cases. market described as weak for wholesale egg prices in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midwest
Seelyville Budget Proposal For 1950 Tax Rates Revealed
The Seelyville town trustees set August 28 1950 as the date to review the civil town budget in Vigo County Indiana. The proposed general and street fund expenditures list salaries utilities printing repairs and bonds with total funds needed and net levy figures for the coming year.
Announcements listing minimum ad charges and hours
Classified ad notice outlines minimum charges for 1, 3, and 7 day runs with two line and multiple line formats. It lists hours from 6 AM to 7 45 PM on weekdays and Sundays, offers ad advisor help, and warns only one wrong run is the newspaper's responsibility. A sample price is shown as 28 cents per line.
Notice of Additional Appropriations in Linton Township
Taxpayers of Linton Township Vigo County Indiana are warned that at the August 29 1950 meeting at 7 30 pm proper officers will consider additional appropriations to meet an extraordinary emergency Fund 12 Repair of Building 200 00 Fund 22 Janitor Service 100 00 Fund 27 Miscellaneous 123 00 Taxpayers may be heard and the final appropriations go to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for a further hearing within fifteen days at the Vigo County Auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson Township
Vigo County
Indiana
Township Advisory Board
Linton Township
Everane Ee Eee
Trustee's Office
Ae ' Cnrala
Prt
Inme de
Alain Ab Werdlach Senteeet
Les Ar Tabateieah
Celeeae
Mu Transportation
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Cecil Scamshorn
Elews
Leslie R. Randolph
Seelyville
Board of Town Trustees
Funeral services planned for late brother John E. Kelsey
CALLED meeting of Social Lodge No 86, F.&A.M., Aug 8 at 1 30 p m for funeral services for John E. Kelsey. Services at Gillis Memory Chapel burial at Highland Lawn. Also notes of W M and Secs of other lodges and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Lodge
F.&a.m
John E. Kelsey
Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn
Harry V. Brewer
W. M
Robert Lucas
Sec
Delicious foods and beverages advertisement collage
Local eateries and bakeries highlight home cooking and specials. Listings include Dav is Restaurant at 675 Wabash, Indois Cafe at 204 Wabash, Ladson s Bakeries C-2466 C-6851 C-7839, Lindsay s Cafe open daily, CHICKEN DINNERS and catering for special parties, The Cookery at 296 S 7th, Johnnie s Grill at 21 S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAVIS
Wabash Ave
Indois
Wabash
Ladson’s
Johnnie's Grill
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J. J. Moser
U.S. 31
Seymour
Nellie Cleesman
Monon
American Loan & Finance Company
Chanticleer Bldg
AIT As
The
and Engineers OF
Lennox
Prrnse
ROS
Brazil
E. National Ave
Florida
Riviera Villa
Astm
Jtor
NEW York Markets
So. Pac
UN. Pac
Utilities Com
Pwr
Col G. & E
Ohio Edison
Southern Co
Con
Cleveland Elec
Int. T. & Ll
No Am
Pac
Light Peoples Gas
N. J
Stone & Webtser
Corp UN
West
Car & F
Loco
Mach. & Met
Bullard
Briggs
Borg Warner Iron
Beth
John Deere
Elec
Auto Lt
Eaton Mfg
Stor. & Barry
Am. Tr
Int
Harv
Houd-Hers
I Minn
Moline Pwr
Kelsey-Hayes
Melville Shoe
Stew
Warn
Timken
Blaw-Knox
Cater. Tract
Crown Cork
Com
Trust
Credit
Climax
Corp
Nairn Crane Co Burroughs
Curtis Pub
Cluett Pea
Kodak
Robert Gair
Greyhound Gillette Sis Int
Ind. Paper
Rayon
Lone Star Com
Sas Doehler-Jarvis
Johns-Mann
Lambert Bs
Libby McNeil
Libby-Owen-Ford
Pepsi Cola
Murray Corp
Maytag
N. Y
Otis Elev
Owens N. Gl
Oliver Farm
Pullman, Inc
Proct. & Gamb
Rem. Rand
Simmons
Servel
Thompson
Rexall
Union
Electobaccos
Phillip Morris Am
Reyn. Tob
Ligg. & My. Tob. B. Rubbers
Goodrich
Goodyear
Firestone US
Sunray
Sinclair Oil
Houston Oil Ltd
Calif
Standard Ohio
Shell Union
Socony Vac
Oil
Ohio Oil
Pet
Phil
U. S
Young
Wheeling
Alley
Crue
Vanadium St
Young. A
St. Joe Lead Motors Fruehauf
Willys-Over
Gen. Motors
Hudson Seree
Chrysler
Nat. Dist
Schenley
U. S. Ind. al. Foods
Borden Co
Natl. Bisc
Gen. Mills
Best Foods
American Airlines
Avco Corp
Bendix
Avia
Boeing Airp
Curtiss Wr
Howe Sound
Kennecott
Miami
Phelps Dodge
Sunshine Mine Chemicals
Uss Lines Co
Allied Chem
Safway
Sears Roe
Walgreen
Woolworth
Gimble Bros Packing Armour I
Armour Isl Pfd
Cudahy
Swift
Wilson
Coal Pitts Coal
Lehigh Coal & Navy
Utilities
Indianapolis Livestock
Chicago Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Page Frea
Total General Fund
Total Street Fund
Walter R. Sowers
William Mullins
Herschel Dickerson
Albert Mason
Trustees
Tribune-Star
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Lodge
W. T. H. Lodge
Paul Pollard
Lester Schisler
Wilkey
Wooley Wilkey
Lula
East Side Health Clinic
Meis
Finn
Roots Notions
Catherine's
Arthur Murray
Tth
McC Grainger
Nith
Deming Park
Grand Opera
Helen's Beauty
Huffer's Beauty _ Shop
Alma Owens Harper
S. 6Th St
Fern Ladson S Side Beauty
Mitchell's
Ida Mae
Grace Bernon
S. 14Th St
Francis Magee
Fuller Brush
John Hensley
Call Clark
Susies
Hyatt
Grace — Miller
SSS
Hermes
Beau Monde
Opera E
Gilbert
Lindsay
Boyer & Co., Inc
Frank M. Boyer Dealers and Brokers Investment Securities
Opera House
Indiana Loan CO
Welfare Finance Corp
Sith St
ASH Loans
jCorner
Fleet
Fairbanks Bik
Crawford
Commonwealth
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