Sale of Ditch Bonds Slowed By New Suits
Legal challenges block the Terre Haute sanitary district bond sale for the Thompson Ditch drainage project. Northern Trust Co of Chicago bids $1.75 million and seeks a litigation-free sale. Three injunctions by local landowners threaten to delay the bond closing and a December deadline.
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Chicago
Terre Haute Sanitary District
Northern Trust Co
Tom Patrick
Sanitary District
Northern Trust
Patrick
Mann, Mann, Chaney, Johnson and Hicks
Parke
Clay Circuit Court
H. Ralph Johnston
Vigo
Mann
Johnston
Lawrence Brown
Chapman and Cutler
Brown
Indiana
Thompson Ditch
Hulman St
Fruitridge Ave
Estates in Probate Court Admitted in Vigo Court
Vigo Probate Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton admitted two wills and one petition for administration Thursday. The Fannie Shaw Van Osdall will, dated Sept 17, valued at 10,000 with eight distributees, named First National Bank of Terre Haute as executor. James P. Andrews will, dated Nov 29, left widow Dorothy Andrews as sole heir. value undetermined. Walter L. Osmer was appointed administrator for Rolla H. Shepherd, who died Nov 24, with son J Nelson Shepherd of Sioux Falls and daughter Vera S. Osmer as distributees. estate valued at 5,500 in real estate and 200 in personal property.
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Vigo
Edward L. Hamilton
Fannie Shaw van Osdall
First National Bank of
Terre Haute
James P. Andrews
Dorothy Andrews
Seminar on Shop Teacher Liability Speakers Named
Local attorney D. Joe Gabbert and Indiana State University education professor Dr. Fred Swalls will speak at a seminar on Shop Teacher Liability. The event begins Saturday morning December 18 at 10 on the third floor of the ISU Industrial Education Building. Gabbert will cover do's and don'ts in shop practice and Swalls will address teacher liability in public schools. The talk is arranged for Dr. Berry Morton’s graduate class but open to the general public.
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Joe Gabbert
Indiana State University
Fred Swalls
Department of Education Psychology
ISU Industrial Education
Gabbert
Do’s
Don’ts
Swalls
Berry E. Morton
ISU
Morton
Cross-Exam of Dr Ivy Over Krebiozen Deaths in Trial
In Chicago AP report, prosecutors question Dr Andrew Ivy in the fraud and mislabeling trial of four Krebiozen promoters. Death certificates show cancer as cause of death for four patients treated with the drug, though Ivy lists immediate causes like heart ailment systemic poisoning and heart failure. Also named are Stevan Durovic Marko Durovic and Dr William Phillips as co-defendants in the 42 count indictment.
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Chicago
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
Dr. Ivy
U.S
D. Arthur Connelly
Ivy
Stevan Durovic
Marko
William F. P. Phillips
Nursing Education Advised Luncheon Meeting in Vigo County
The advisory committee for the School of Practical Nursing of the Vigo County School Corporation held a luncheon at the Adult Education Center. Members include Sister Aivera director at St. Anthony's Hospital and Prudence Appelman director at Union Hospital among others with Dr. W. P. Allyn of Indiana State University as chairman and Betty Beauchamp coordinating.
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Vigo County School Corporation
Sister Aivera
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Prudence Appelman
Union Hospital
Burnita Hershfield
Union
William F. Bindley
E. H. Bindley & Co
Harry Frey
WTHI
Patricia Bristol
Franklin School
R. J. Ault
Robert R. Brown
A. W. Cavins
A. W. Kunkler
C. L. Luckett
C. Huston Isaacs
W. P. Allyn
Indiana State University
Betty Beauchamp
Lambda Chi Fraternity Plans Christmas Party for Terre Haute
The Lambda Chi fraternity schedules its annual Christmas party for underprivileged Terre Haute children on Saturday December 18. This year 26 children will attend and receive gifts chosen by the Rose fraternity. Under Dave Harshbarger the chapter raised 172 dollars among members for the event.
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Lambda Chi Fraternity
Terre Haute
Rose Fraternity
Dave Harshbarger
Court Formal Opinion on Indiana State Remapping
Federal judges issued a formal opinion approving Indiana Senate Plan 2 and House Plan C for legislative reapportionment. They praised equal population aim, noted no perfect plan, and allowed 1966 elections under the approved plans while flagging holdover senator fairness issues for some counties. The panel consisted of Judges Kiley Steckler and Grant.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Roger J. Kiley
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
William E. Steckler
Southern District Court
Robert A. Grant
Northern District Court
South Bend
Senate
Indiana Traffic Toll Rises To 1419 In 1965
The Associated Press reports Indiana's 1965 traffic fatalities climbed to 1419 after a train tractor and two autos crashes. Victims include Charles Palmer a retired Michigan City bartender and Louis Hochmeister 19 of Boonville. A 15 year old girl Linda Figert died when a farm tractor overturned off a county road northwest of Wabash. Police say a speeding car forced the tractor off the road.
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Indiana
Charles Palmer
Michigan City
South Shore Railroad
Mabel
Evansville
Ind
Louis W. Hochmeister
Rt. 1
Boonville
Kenneth R. Bailey
Rt. 2
Mount Vernon
Bailey
Robert J. Baibley
Linda Figert
Paul Figert
Silver Lake
Wabash
Lawyer Theodore Charnas Dies in New York at 60
Theodore Charnas a pioneer in aiding the elderly died Thursday of a heart attack at age 60. A lawyer he coordinated the Self Regulating Program for Proprietary Nursing Homes in New York City from 1961 to 1962.
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New York
Theodore Charnas
Charnas
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