Country Boys Faction Fails to Nominate At GOP Convention
Donald H. Hunter led on several ballots but a quorum absence halted a nominating choice for the Northern Division of the Appellate Court. Joseph O. Carson and French Clements were named for the Southern Division after the death of Wilbur Royse, while Homer Capehart and other incumbents were renominated amid party tension and Kennedy era concerns.
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Brown
Alcatraz escapees prepared in ventilator shaft workshop
June 20 report says the three Alcatraz escapees Frank Morris John Anglin and Clarence Anglin were the best prepared of 38 attempts. A federal official said they built a workshop behind and above their cell block and used a converted electric fan as a drill with spoons to chip ventilator covers.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
Washington
Fred T. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Frank Lee Morris
John Anglin
Clarence Anglin
Fines Imposed On 12 in City Court Action
City Court fines were levied on twelve defendants amid a busy session led by Judge Edward Everett. Several cases were continued or set for trial with one motion to quash evidence in a slot machine possession case involving John Thomas Forrest of Brazil.
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Edward Everett
John Kesler
John Thomas Forrest
Brazil
Kesler
Forrest
Spot Tavern
Everett
Raymond E. Earls
Seventh Avenue
Robert E. Busiere
Riggy Avenue
West
Terre Haute
Robert Eugene Fox
Wabash Avenue
George Eugene le
Kelly to Speak at South Bend Meet
Hubert E. Kelly attorney with Marshall Batman and Day will address the Great Lakes Chapter of the International Tabulating Accountants Association in South Bend on Friday. He will discuss Tax Option Corporations and has a background with Indiana University law degree and IRS chief counsel staff. The annual meeting is at Notre Dame University campus.
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Marshall, Batman and Day
South Bend
Great Lakes
International Tabulating Accountants Association
Kelly
Indiana University
Internal Revenue Service
Association
Notre Dame University
Police Cruiser Fire Damages Patrol Car
A city police car sustained about 75 dollars in damage from an early morning fire of undetermined cause. Firefighters said the squad car was at Thirteenth Street and Sixth Avenue when the blaze occurred at 2 35 o clock. Pump 7 responded to the scene.
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Thirteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Pump 7
Indiana Republicans nominate for state offices at biennial convention
At the Indiana Republican state convention in Indianapolis on June 20 nominees were selected for the November ticket. U S senator Homer E Capehart incumbent. state treasurer Robert E Hughes incumbent. auditor Mrs Dorothy Gardner incumbent. secretary Charles C Hendricks incumbent. school superintendent Alvin C Cast Kentland. court clerk Mrs Jean Bond Liberty. Supreme Court first district Norman F Aterburn incumbent. third district Arch N Bobbitt incumbent. fifth district Frederick K Landis incumbent. appellate court 1st district two nominees Joseph O Carson North Vernon and French Clements. appellate court 2nd district two nominees Donald R Mete Wabash and Donald H Hunter Lagrange.
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Joseph O. Carson
North Vernon
French Clements
Evansville
Hughes
William E. Jenner
Hoosier
Robert Matthews
Homer Capehart
Washington
Daviess County
Kennedy
Charles O. Hendricks
Speed
Dorothy Gardner
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Arch N. Bobbitt
Indianapolis
Frederick K. Landis
Logansport
Jean Bond
Liberty
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Terre Haute
Charles H. Boswell
Oratory
Lake
St. Joseph
Indiana
Donald R. Mete
Wabash
Donald H. Hunter
Lagrange
Local tavern’s liquor license revoked in Indiana
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission revoked Glenn's Tavern license at 724 North Fruitridge Avenue after sale of liquor to minors. The action followed a Wednesday hearing and highlights enforcement against underage service.
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Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Glenn’s Tavern
North Fruitridge Avenue
Appeal Granted in City Building Ruling for 301 South Fifth
In Superior Court Judge Harold J. Bitzegaio granted The Charles S. Batt Realty Company an appeal bond of 1000 and suspended enforcement of the removal judgment. The appeal moves the case toward the Indiana Supreme Court after the building at 301 South Fifth Street was deemed unsafe and unsanitary beyond repair.
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Charles S. Batt
Pinkston 18 Charged as Accessory in Club Burglary
Justice of the Peace Lee Easton presided at arraignment for Freda Mae Pinkston 18 of 841 North Second Street charged as an accessory to a felony. She allegedly aided Theodore McDaniel in a May 18 break in at the Sycamore Club. Bond set at 1000 dollars. case continued to July 3.
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Lee Easton
Freda Mae Pinkston
North Second Street
Theodore McDaniel
Sycamore Club
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