Public Service Grows Rapidly Over Ten Years in Indiana
Gerald Daley of the Public Service Commission outlined a decade of rapid growth for Public Service of Indiana. The company expanded from 300000 to 1005000 kilowatts and is building the New Albany plant to add 600000 kilowatts by 1960. The expansion aims to attract industry, boost payrolls, and increase local tax revenue, funded by free market capital rather than government loans. The projects total a $168 million program to be completed in 1958.
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Public Service Company of
Indiana
New Albany
Daley
Wabash River
Floyd M. Hartman
P.S.C
Terre Haute House
J. Hugh Jackson
Palo Alto
Calif
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
Service Club
Robert Harvey
Fred Kramer
Kiwanis Noon Club
Handley Announces State Board of Health Reappointments
Gov. Handley in Indianapolis announces renewed four year term for Paul Harvey of Bloomington on the State Board of Accounts and plans for reappointing James S. De Laurier and Charles J. Lynn to Purdue University Board of Trustees. Also reappoints Vernon McMillan and others to Mines and Mining and related boards.
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Indianapolis
Handley
Paul Harvey
Bloomington
State Board of Accounts
James S. de Laurier
Hammond Times
Charles J. Lynn
Purdue University Board of Trustees
State Board of Health
Joseph L. Quinn Jr
Terre Haute
Vernon McMillan
Terre Haute Mines and Mining Board
Louis Austin
A. G. Gossard
Fair Employment Practices Advisory Board
Wesley Malone
Clinton
Board of Public Harbors and Terminals
John T.hays
Sullivan
Robert T. Reid
City Seeks Expanded Indiana Air Routes and Service
Indiana city and several Hoosier chambers push for expanded air links to Chicago Milwaukee and northern Michigan destinations. Testimony cites inadequate rail and lack of direct service southeast from Muncie. Indiana and regional leaders plan a factfinding trip from Hulman Field to inspect air base operations and discuss future routes.
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Indiana
Chicago
Muncie
Chamber
Toledo
Detroit
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Robert W. Palmer
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
Michigan
Muskegon
Lansing
Flint
Clifford Jones
Dover
Wing maneuvers to be viewed by visitors
Visitors will view wing maneuvers as members of the Chamber of Commerce announce the event. George C. Nichols Joseph Higgins James Hollis Bert Endsley Raymond Thomas Birch E Bayh Jr John K Lamb and other officials will participate in the viewing at Hulman Field control tower and aviation board offices.
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Hulman Field
Air National Guard
Michigan Air Base
122Nd
Terre Haute
Driver accused in crash with police patrol car
Robert Thomas Powell twenty one of 1314 South Eleventh and one half street was arrested Wednesday night for driving while intoxicated after his vehicle struck a police patrol car. He pleaded not guilty in City Court and was held on $500 bond pending July 2 hearing. Powell had prior June 15 guilty plea for no muffler and paid a fine. Officers reported Powell sped west on Wabash avenue and could not stop at a signal. The car was described as terrible with no gas pedal and no ignition switch.
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Robert Thomas Powell
South Eleventh
Powell
Eugene Galloway
D. Collins
Wabash Avenue
Will Answer Remonstrators on Annexation
Attorney Frank Crawford announced plans to file a verified answer to the Harrison Township annexation remonstrance and seek a writ of certiorari from the Supreme Court. The remonstrators seek records not in the transcript, including the remonstrators list and auditor’s tax reports. The Terre Haute city petitioned the Supreme Court to advance the appeal on docket, arguing public health welfare education and revenue are at stake.
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Frank Crawford
Harrison Township
Supreme Court
Vigo Circuit Court
Crawford
Indiana Appellate Court
Buena Chaney
Terre Haute
High Court
Cross Denies Knowing Aid Had Jail Record
Cross denies knowledge that aid had a jail record as details emerge of loans tied to his father. Elder Philipsborn’s lawyer Harry N. Wyatt cites about 96 000 to 56 000 in 1955 and about 40 000 in 1956, repaid in roughly three months. RFK notes Cross expense accounts for 1956 totaling over 39 000 including 15 000 to 20 000 for entertainment without substantiating receipts. Cross says accounts are accurate and is questioned about ties to Kayler Low er, a convict Los Angeles prostitute he employed.
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Cross
Philipsborn
Harry N. Wyatt
Robert F. Kennedy
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
Cross Denies Assault Claim In Diamond Ring Dispute
Cross angrily refuted accusations that he beat Mrs. Lower over a diamond ring allegedly bought with union funds for Cross and given to another man. Mrs. Lower invoked the Fifth Amendment in earlier hearings on the matter. Cross claimed ignorance of her arrests for living in a house of ill fame and drunken driving while she organized unions and said he fired her upon learning of it.
Theater pool opens in New York with poolside arts venue
A new Murray Hill Academy of Theater and Arts opens a theater center on Madison Avenue in July. The former private clubhouse will house two small proscenium auditoriums and a theater in the round hall while upper floors provide offices and a swimming pool for staff recreation.
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New York
Murray Hill Academy of Theater and Arts
Madison Avenue
U N Eyes Ending 1953 Armistice Amid North Korea Build Up
The U N Command reports Communist forces have modern jet planes bases near Japan and revamped North Korea with heavy armor. South Korea urges voiding the armistice and asks for American atomic weapons to counter Red forces, while the U N stresses a standstill in military strength.
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United Nations
U.N
North Korea
Japan
South Korea
ROK
Russia
United States
Okinawa
Formosa
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