State funds listed for colleges and armories
Indianapolis June 24 7 The state budget committee allotted funds for building projects at Ball State Teachers College Richmond State Hospital and Indiana University Medical Center The panel also approved 153000 as the state share of new national guard armories costs with the federal government covering 75 percent It approved pay raises for non engineering highway personnel excise police salaries and state veterinarians
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Indianapolis
Ball State Teachers College
Richmond State Hospital
Indiana University Medical Center
National Guard
Bedford
Logansport
Greencastle
State Highway Department
Court Entries And Births In Local Superior Court Notes
Daily Vital Statistics lists court entries for multiple cases including Edwards and Dreher and others, separations and divorces, along with marriage licenses for Norman and Voges and Nasser and Brown. Real estate transfers involve numerous parcels with $1 totals, and building permits for Delaney Myrick Wikoff. Births note Phyllis Elaine born June 10 to Ernest F. Anderson.
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James T. Norman
Louisville
Dolores Joan Voges
South Center Street
Frank Essa Nasser
South Ninth Street
Mary Louise Brown
Gilbert Avenue
Ernest FE. Anderson
R. R. Terre Haute
Phyllis Elaine
Barclay on Bridge Two Vital Questions in bidding
Barclay discusses how a hand suitable as dummy depends on partner, and analyzes Souths 4 Hearts bid with North strong enough to force. It contrasts 4 Diamonds and the risks, noting the potential for a big score if South plays at diamonds and North’s strength helps. Also mentions a fire damages sign incident on Deming Build.
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South
North
Kaneta
Sinvall
Sixth Street
Wabash
New Avenue
Decision at the bridge table on a club lead case
In a 3 No Trump contract with North dealer and East West vulnerable, East covers with the club King on West's lead of the five. South must evaluate whether playing the Ace is best. The choice hinges on signaling, safety plays, and the potential to preserve control for later tricks.
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West
Ward Named D A V Commander
Members of the Leon von Shep per Chapter of Disabled American Veterans held their annual meeting and election of officers Monday evening. Milford F. Ward was elected commander. Other officers elected included James H. Kerr senior vice commander Arthur Mac Lean junior vice commander Theodore Lawson treasurer John Ward chaplain William Stuck historian Larry Jewell adjutant and service officer. George Morris William O. Anderson and Elmer D. Young were elected as members of the board of house directors. Charles C. Broadhurst and Larry Jewell were elected trustees for a two year period. The new officers as well as the new auxiliary officers will formally be installed at a dinner meeting to be held July 7. The installation will be in charge of Edward F. James South Bend department commander and Howard
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Leon von Shepper Chapter of
Disabled American Veterans
Milford F. Ward
James H. Kerr
Arthur MacLean
Theodore Lawson
John Ward
William Stuck
Larry Jewell
George Morris
William O. Anderson
Elmer D. Young
Board of
House
Charles C. Broadhurst
Edward F. James
South Bend
Howard
Vigo County Farmers Plan Wheat Tour
Vigo county farmers plan a combined wheat variety and fertilizer tour Thursday under the county extension office. The route includes Jane Stark farm near Pimento, Verle Sparks farm south of Pimento, and Walter McGrew farm northwest of Pimento, with Keller Beeson of Purdue University explaining wheat types and fertilizer use at each stop.
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Vigo County
Pimento
Jane Stark
Verle Sparks
Walter McGrew
Keller Beeson
Cape Morris Jesup Tops Arctic Coast as World’s Northern Point
Cape Morris Jesup on Green land's Arctic coast is identified as the world's northernmost point of land, marking a geographic extreme for explorers and researchers.
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Cape Morris Jesup
Greenland
Arctic
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Indiana
Erwin J. Leach
Joseph M. Dreher
Harry P. Brentlinger, Jr
Earl S. Cummings
Superior Court No
Henry Ce
Irth
Edith Pine
Fenton Pine
Bauer and Kincade
Millie Smith
George Smith
Ralph Berry
Juanita Quinlan
William M. Quinlan
Hunter J. von Leer
Rosalie Walton
Robert M. Walton
Lee L. Criss
Mary Winters
Cloral Winters
Howard L. Hyatt
Minnie V. Nave
Laura M. White
Edgebrook Estates
Charles E. Pickett
Edwin R. Dodge
S. E
William C. Justice
James P. Hicks
Baer
A. Maher
Henry J. Barrows
Marion Heights
Annie W. Keyes
Melania Sonca
Belleview Place
Emma A. Schopmeyer
Alfred E. Schopmeyer
Kenneth L. Schopmeyer
Bement
Lova Z. Paseka
Austin E. Deischer
Eighth Avenue Place
Pauline L. Eastham
Robert T. Dewey
Davis Gardens
Milo E. McCown
Raymond E. Phelps
Hussey’s
John L. Gossman
Raymond P. Schory
S. W
Martin L. Capps
Lewis B. Caton
Charles F. Carter
Manford J. Monroe
Gerald F. Beaman
Jesse E. Lewis
Lee Roy Wolf
Highland Place
Leonard A. Hirt
Charles A. Fouty
Parklawn
Wabash Realty, Inc
Ethel Richardson
Heyden
Perry Siverly
Byron W. Bollig
James N. Shepherd
Ezra Cornwell
Charles R. Sartain
Carolyn Dove Sayre
John Edwin Sayre
William Williamson
Hollywood
Joseph C. Smith
Richard R. Slater
Joseph Delaney
South Fifth
O. W. Myrick
North Twelfth Street
Lucille Wikoff
Crawford Street
Permaglas
F. L. Faust
Third Avenue
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
East
King Features Syndicate
Asi
Aluminum
Root’s
Ward
D.A.V
W. Watts
Indianapolis, South Bend
Vigo CO
Farmers Plan Wheat Tour
Terre Haute Savings Bank
6Th and
Ohio Sts
Gospel Tabernacle
Washington
Root
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