Nurses to graduate and new staff join Indiana State Teachers College
Bloomingdale names Salle Jane McCoskey Sullivan Dorothy Martin Farnham Paris Ill Virginia Mae Rutledee Jasonville Ruth Rover Rea Clay City Patty Shelby Jacks Indianapolis Alberta Waugh Legg Robinson Ill. Walter O Shriner announces additions to personnel and faculty with Therese Conway and others filling secretary and clerk roles. James Watt joins the faculty as driver training instructor.
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Bloomingdale
Salle Jane McCoskey
Sullivan
Dorothy Martin Farnham
Paris
Ill
Virginia Mae Rutledee
Jasonville
Ruth Rover Rea
Clay City
Patty Shelby Jacks
Indianapolis
Alberta Waugh Legg
Robinson, Il
Indiana State Teachers College
Walter O. Shriner
Therese Conway
Sandra Lou Cherem
Joan Knoll
Joan Swinger
Joan Weddle
Joan Wedel
Doris Zenor
James Watt
Indiana Supreme Court orders new trial for Leroy Brown
The Indiana Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Leroy Brown of Indianapolis after finding him guilty of second degree burglary and grand larceny in the 1949 dry cleaning shop robbery. The court ruled the Marion County court correctly found theft of a pen money and clothing but reversed due to an unauthorized warrantless home search and arrest.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Leroy Brown
Marion County Criminal Court
Brown
Multiple Global News Briefs From June 7 1949
Nation wide items span India Britain Hollywood and Moscow with Keskar noting UK draft mirrors US in peace talks. Jane Russell and Bob Waterfield plan adoption. Rita Hayworth seeks divorce counsel in Paris. US Supreme Court Civil Liberties case in focus. Brazilian prosecutors struggle to bring 18 communists to trial. Red China mobilization reports surface. British officials vanish amid Cold War tensions. US House blocks Booker T. Washington memorial hospital. Presbyterian Church General Assembly opens in Orlando with 85 Presbyteries represented.
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Orlando
Fla
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Three Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Three Dollar Monthly Awarded
Erle Galbraith Jolson widow of Al Jolson receives $3,333.33 monthly from Jolson estate pending final distribution. Superior Court ordered the allowance due to delays over insurance payments amid disputes over Jolson’s age and premiums. Jolson died October 23 leaving about $2,000,000 to his widow and two adopted children.
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Los Angeles
al Jolson
Erle Galbraith Jolson
Superior Court
Insurance Com
Panies
Jolson
Payne, 68, Dies After Being Struck by Freight Engine
Roy E. Payne of Chicago died in a Vincennes hospital from injuries suffered Sunday when struck by a Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad freight engine as he changed trains in Vincennes Indiana. He was 68.
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Vincennes
Ind
Roy E. Payne
Chicago
C.&ei. Railroad
Despondent Young Veteran Dies by Suicide in Indianapolis
Carl Claeys a 21 year old Air Force veteran living with multiple sclerosis shot himself last night after leaving his father in law's home where his body was found behind the residence. Police said he was despondent over the prospect of years of invalidism.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Carl Claeys
Air Force
Claeys
Earl Winniger
Newsprint Price Conference Called by Washington Officials
Price Director Michael V. DiSalle summons seven U.S. newsprint makers and 24 publishers to meet next Tuesday over price increases amid Canada protests. Franklin D. Schurz of the South Bend Tribune is among publishers invited in Hammond. Edna Mae Sutter plans to wed June 16 despite her father Robert Sutter being fatally injured in a Tuesday car crash.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
U.S
Canada
Franklin D. Schurz
The
South Bend Tribune
Robert Sutter
Edna Mae
Miss Sutter
Fred Vorsanger
Hammond
Sutter
Wesley Cooper
De Santis Twins Arrival Noted by Rooftop Dress Display
A Newton Massachusetts couple Mr Guy De Santis and Mrs hung two pink twin girls dresses from their rooftop television aerial to announce the birth of twin daughters.
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Newton
Mass
U.P
Guy de Santis
Use T-4-L for Athlete's Foot Quick Relief
An advertisement touts T-4-L for athlete's foot with a 90 percent alcohol base and deep penetration to kill German contact fungus. It promises relief in one hour or a 4 cent back at any drug store, valid today at all drug stores.
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India
B V. Keskar
Keskar
United Kingdom
United States
Hollywood
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Bob Waterfield
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Waterfield
Los Angeles Rams
New York
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Bartley Crum
Miss Hayworth
Moscow
Pravda
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Rio DE Janeiro
Federal
Luis Carlos Prestes
Brazil
Red
Taipeh
Formosa
China Union Press
China
Russia
Red China
London
Foreign Office
D. D. MacLean
G. F. de M. Burgess
House
Veterans’ Hospital
Booker T. Washington
Congress
Dawson
D.-Til
Powell
D.-N.y
Indiana
Samson and Pelilah
Hedy Lamarr
Victor Mature
Indiana University
Terre Haute
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