Trinity Baptist Church forgives erring pastor in San Antonio
The Trinity Baptist Church in San Antonio forgave Rev. W. S. McBirnie after he disclosed an improper relationship with a church member. The 39 year old pastor will not be replaced, with 90 percent of deacons backing his stay. He cited overwork as a factor and asked the congregation to keep him. The church runs about 3,300 members.
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San Antonio
Tex
Trinity Baptist Church
W. S. McBirnie
Clarence Boatright
Deacons
Boatright
Alumni-Senior Day Events Kick ISTC Commencement Weekend
Indiana State Teachers College marks its eighty eighth commencement weekend with a Saturday Alumni-Senior Day including a 10 am convocation, noon alumni luncheon, and 2 pm alumni tea in the Student Union. 1000+ diplomas will be awarded across five advanced and bachelor degrees plus nursing and medical technology diplomas.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Raleigh W. Holmstedt
Holmstedt
Herman L. Boyle
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Charlotte Schweitzer Burford
Emerius
Terre Haute
Robert LaFollette
State Teachers College
Muncie
Edna S. Newman
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Chesterton
Ind
Charles E. Rochelle
Evansville
Lincoln High School
Virginia Annakin
Charles R. Banning
Williamsport
Alumni Association
Kendall
Richard W. van Arsdel
Indianapolis
Istc Symphony Orchestra
James C. Farmer
Golden Years Club
Alumni Association Council
State Teachers College Board of Indiana
Indiana State Teachers College Foundation
Daniel J. Bowden
Indiana School of Religion
Bloomington
Student Union
Ralph N. Tirey
Tardy Defendant’s Arrest Ordered in Vigo Court
Judge Herbert R Criss issued a bench warrant for Aaron Heffleman 32 of 2121 Cleveland Avenue after he failed to appear in Vigo Circuit Court Heffleman had been ordered to appear following a City Court drunken driving and public intoxication conviction He sought to change his plea arguing lack of counsel and a week’s motion filing delay Defense attorney Robert Howard Brown said he did not know Heffleman’s whereabouts.
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Herbert R. Criss
Aaron Heffleman
Cleveland Avenue
Vigo
Heffleman
Robert Howard Brown
Brown
Walsh Promises Jenner Land Ruling Soon
A dispute erupts over whether Jenner & Walsh should disclose exact land locations tied to options in Northern Indiana. Jenner calls for a clean bill of health while Walsh warns that keeping option details confidential protects the public interest amid inflation and population growth.
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Walsh
Jenner
Indiana
Port Harbor land options debated by firm officials
The hearing stretched about an hour as Walsh indicated a possible Monday decision. Jenner said no optioned land sits at Burns Ditch mouth due to cost. Brown noted some land near Portage Two could be involved. The firm has aerial photos of Lake Michigan coastline in Wisconsin and Michigan and will not reveal options to avoid tipping off competitors. Jenner claimed directors do not own or plan to sell land to the harbor project and that land acts as a hedge against inflation.
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Walsh
Jenner
Burns Ditch
Jack C. Brown
Portage Two
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan
Igleheart Dies in Evansville at 80
J Gilter Igleheart, 80, a wealthy Evansville miller and former secretary of Igleheart Brothers Milling Co., died Thursday after months of illness. His father Leslie Igleheart helped found the firm, which was sold to General Foods two years ago.
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Evansville
Ind
J. Gilter Igleheart
Igleheart Brothers Milling Co
General Foods
Leslie Igleheart
Jury to Hear Mother's Case Over Loot Stash
Mrs. McCoy admitted hiding the loot in her father’s home to protect her son and deny knowledge of theft. A state rebuttal witness testified the defendant sent her son and the boy Max to a store to obtain items in December without payment. The defense pressed motions for mistrial and a directed verdict as the trial proceeded. If convicted she faces Indiana Women’s Prison, fines, and possible disenfranchisement.
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Kesler
Indiana Women’s Prison
Indianapolis
Rebutted North Korean Attacks Reported Near Armistice Line
South Korean forces repelled four incursions by North Koreans across the armistice line. An army spokesman said two North Koreans and one South Korean were killed with one soldier from each side wounded.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Senate Debates Strauss Confirmation Amid Uncertain Vote
The Senate faces a tight path to confirm former Atomic Energy Commission head Strauss for Commerce after a 9-8 committee vote. Strauss, serving on recess appointment, sparks the fiercest Eisenhower-era fight as lawmakers forecast a close, weeks-away decision with a likely narrow margin.
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Senate
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Commerce
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Isot
Senate Tie Scenarios Could Decide Parity in Strauss Vote
The passage notes that with all 98 senators voting, Strauss would need 49 or 50 votes to win. It notes Vice President Richard M. Nixon could break a potential 49 49 tie in Strauss favor.
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Strauss
Richard M. Nixon
Sanity Hearing Set for Governor Earl Long
Galveston Texas June 5 Judge Hugh Gibson set a sanity hearing for Louisiana Governor Earl K Long for June 16. The order cites the governor as a mentally ill person and aims to commit him for treatment following signs he wished to leave John Sealy Hospital after starting mental treatment.
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Galveston
Tex
Hugh Gibson
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Gibson
Long
John Sealy Hospital
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