Nomination Battle Shapes Up On First Ballot
Governor Welsh faces pressure from statehouse payrollers and politicians as Bayh gains endorsements in nine of eleven districts. Boswell urges delegates beyond candidate badges to decide, while Appellate Judge John Gonas may be dropped by Welsh forces amid district challenges for Gonas and Bierly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
Bayh
Boswell
Edwards
John 8. Gonas
South Bend
Gonas
G. ‘Remy Bierly
Decatur
Dan Bretz
Kokomo
Howard County
Bretz
Indiana University Law School
IU Law
Democratic Party nominees for Indiana convention
A list of candidates for nominations at the Democratic State Convention includes U S senator Birch Bayh Jr and mayors Boswell Edwards and Smith. Russell Davis for secretary of state. Joseph Farina for state auditor. William Wilson for superintendent. Alice Whitecotton for clerk of courts. and judges Ax Myers Rakestraw Tegart Faulconer Bierly Gonas Bretz with incumbents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U. S
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Terre Haute
Charles H. Boswell
M. Jack Edwards
Marion
Russell E. Davis
New Castle
Joseph A. Farina
la Porte
William C. Smith
Hartford City
William E. Wilson
Jeffersonville
Alice C. Whitecotton
Supreme Court
John R. Ax
Linton
Walter E. Myers Jr
Frederick FE. Rakestraw
Rochester
Southern
Indiana
Paul J. Tegart
New Albany
Thomas J. Faulconer
Northern
G. Remy Bierly
Decatur
John S. Gonas
South Bend
W. Dan Bretz
Kokomo
Democrats Hold Shape Up For Indiana Convention Night
Reports describe a lively Democratic gathering with bands and dancing at the Claypool Hotel amid a rival GOP fracas. Notables Sen Vance Hartke and Henry Schricker say they are neutral in the Bayh Boswell Edwards contest while Edwards laments a stacked Statehouse deck. Boswell supporters rally a regional backing and Carlisle Beck accuses Welsh palace guards of trimming Boswell clerks and inspectors for the Tith District voting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Fort Wayne
Claypool
Birch Bayh
Edward
Claypool Hotel
Vance Hartke
Henry F. Schricker
Henry Schricker Jr
Indianapolis
Edwards
Statehouse
Boswell
New Albany
Seymour
Lafayette
Covington
Rushville
Beech Grove
Connersville
Mishawaka
Hartke
Welsh
J. Manfred Core
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Carl C. Beck
Palace Guard
Tith District
Articles filed for Mobile Rental Service Inc
Articles of Incorporation were filed for Mobile Rental Service Inc at 1107 North Seventh Street in Vigo County. Directors include Pete Freehole Louis Ravelli and George Heatter who was also listed as resident agent. Incorporators are Heatter Thomas M Patrick and Mary V Montgomery with paid in capital of 1000 dollars and 1000 authorized shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Rental Service, Inc
North Seventh Street
Vigo County
Ralph G. Baxter
Pete Freehole
Louis Ravelli
George Heatter
Heatter
Thomas
M. Patrick
Mary V. Montgomery
Senate Finance Committee approves travel tax cut
Washington June 22 the Senate Finance Committee voted to cut all travel taxes effective October 1. The committee previously opposed the measure but changed its position and endorsed the tax break for airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Railroads Break Off Negotiations Amid Mediation
Arthur Goldberg was informed of the breakoff and declined comment. Leverett Edwards of the mediation board attended a Chicago news conference and said the board would begin case consideration. The next step rests with the NMB which could seek arbitration or notify the President of an emergency if needed. No immediate national strike danger unless railroads implement work rule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goldberg
Leverett Edwards
Mediation Board
Chicago
NMB
St Louis talks stall as Ozark pilots threaten midnight strike
Negotiations failed to progress toward averting a pilots strike at Ozark Airlines set for midnight. The carrier employs about 180 pilots and 1,175 workers across Missouri Illinois Iowa Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska. The union seeks a 2 percent wage rise and pension contributions of 7.5 percent of payroll. Current pilot pay ranges from 420 monthly for new co pilots to 1300 3100 for captains with eight years on piston engines and 1544 monthly for captains with eight years on jet prop equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ozark Airlines
C. L. Tabor
Ozark
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Wisco
Minnesota
Nebrasa
Reagin to Retire From Texaco After 36 Years
John F. Reagin of Texaco will retire July 1 from the sales department after 36 years of service. He began in Terre Haute in 1926 as a bulk plant employee and later served as a tank truck driver. The Reagins reside at 1600 North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Reagin
Texaco
Reagin
Terre Haute
1600
North Fifth Street
Vatican Swiss Guards show authorized strength at 100
The Vatican confirms its Swiss Guards have an authorized strength of 100 personnel currently. This figure reflects approved staffing for the papal security force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Marshall II School Board Approves Bus Purchases
The Board of Education met in session and approved purchasing two Ford chassis 54 and 60 passeng ers for 1962 63, with bodies from McCabe Powers in St. Louis. Bids from several dealers were reviewed for tires, and a five percent spending increase over last year was authorized to fund expanded programs and staff. The district selected Dulaney National Bank as depository for 1962 63 and observed July office closings for vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wayne
Oneida
Blue Bird
Carpenter
Board of Education
McCabe Powers Body Co
St. Louis
Dulaney National Bank
Harold Kintz
Mildred Hutchens
Commercial Department
The
Marshall High School
National Business Association
Mary Baker
Kay Fetters
Marilyn Harper
Carole Maurer
Dorothy Poorman
Janet Robinson
Glora Simpson
Naomi Yeley
Sharon Coryell
Pam Abel
Linda Norton
Queens Baton Twirlers to Be Fair Features
The Indiana State Fair hosts glamorous queens majorettes and twirlers August 25 to September 5 with Miss Indiana State Fair chosen August 25 in the Farmers Building auditorium. County Fair Queen entries are due June 30. Band Day contests run August 27 with top bands honored. Baton Twirling Contest entries close July 14. Martha Ann Spry hosts. 344 twirlers entered last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
Susan Bristow
Marion County
Indiana
Ben Davis
Indianapolis
Martha Ann Spry
Wakarusa
Hospital seeks patients as beds remain unused in Robinson
Crawford Memorial Hospital in Robinson Illinois reports a 50 bed facility with only 21 current patients. The hospital board rejected raising rates to cover a deficit and urged the community to send more patients to fill the beds.
Market Owner Reports Theft At Chuck's Market
Charles Lambert owner of Chuck's Market at 601 North Ninth street reports the store was entered after 10 oclock Thursday night. Missing were a carton of batteries two to three flash lights two boxes of cigars eight to nine cartons of cigarettes and a carton of chewing gum. Entrance gained through an open window on the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lambert
Chuck
North Ninth Street
Lambert
Ronald Slover
Frank Hoffman
Student slugged by bicycle rider near Parsons Hall
Larry D. Charles of Connersville, a student at Indiana State College, was struck on the left ear by a bicycle rider as he reached Parsons Hall at 12:40 a.m. Friday. He was treated at Union Hospital for a large bump and released. Charles told police he heard a noise behind him before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Charles
Connersville
Indiana State College
Parsons Hall
Charles
Union Hospital
Chester Whram
Kenneth Curley
Sheriff Focuses on Darwin Ferry Area Theft Spree
The Darwin Ferry area sees intensified sheriff patrol after a series of thefts. A farm tractor owned by Percy Stanfield lost a battery headlight and gasoline. Other incidents include a wheel and tire stolen from a pickup and a clothings loss from a car near a hotel. A purse leather item and three hubcaps were reported missing from vehicles nearby with total loss estimated at 43 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Ferry
Ed Beaty
Percy Stanfield
Jason Noblitt
Francis Drogis
South Sixth
Lee Wade
North Fourth Street
Truck Looses From Parking Damaging Fence And Field
A St Louis semi drven by Warren G Rudy rolled from its lot at Derby Hill Truck Stop on Thursday and tore down a fence gate and a guy wire before entering a bean field spilling fuel oil. The oil soaked beans belonged to Louise Prox and damage also occurred to three pines and yard flowers owned by R B Akers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Warren G. Rudy
Derby Hill
James Miller
al Inglert
Louise Prox
R. B. Akers
Justice Resigns in Otter Creek Township Office
Otter Creek Township Justice of the Peace Edna Winders resigns effective July 1 per Vigo County Commissioners. Interim appointment to fill the term will be made. Fall election candidates are Democrat Eugene A. Dabelow and Republican Maxine Judson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek Township
Justice of the
Edna Winders
Vigo
Indiana farmers embark on Europe tour to build U S ties
Cy ril Gard of Brazil and Ernest B. Miller of Bicknell join 34 Indiana agricultural leaders leaving July 7 for a 21 day people to people tour of Europe. They will visit Belgium the Soviet Union Hungary Poland Germany and France for meetings interviews and receptions to learn working conditions and improve understanding with Iron Curtain nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Cyril Gard
Brazil
Ernest B. Miller
Bicknell
Indiana
Europe
Gard
Miller
Belgium
Soviet Union
Hungary
Poland
Germany
France
U. S
America
Park Avenue Church To Host Guest Minister Howell
Rev. Harry Red Howell, a well known area clergyman, will speak at Park Avenue Church in North Terre Haute this Sunday June 24. The public is invited to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry “Red” Howell
Park Avenue
North Terre Haute
Dedman reports second oil well find in Illinois
Sam Dedman of Evansville reports a second favorable oil well located in Lucan Township about 10 miles southeast of Effingham. The well on Frank Probst farm near the Ed Bonhoff property is drilling after the May 8 Bonhoff find expected to yield 1000 to 1400 barrels daily. Two more locations stakeouts lie on Eugene Probst, Roger Probst and Mrs. Cora Draves properties. The Bonhoff well reaches 2000 feet in the McClosky formation with 1200 acres leased in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effingham
Sam Dedman
Evansville
Lucan Township
Dedman
Frank Probst
Ed Bonhoff
Bonhoff
Eugene Probst
Roger Probst
Cora Draves
McClosky
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Otter Creek
Howell
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South 6Th St
Wagasa Federal
Savings and Loan Association
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Oxfords
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