Near decision on school aid in Indiana case
Judge John L. Niblack overruled a motion for a new trial in the Indiana school aid distribution case. Attorney General J. Emmett McManamon said he would appeal in the Indiana Appellate Court. Gary school commissioners seek August distribution under a 1951 law. Wilbur Young supports a 1949 basis. The proposed law would raise state tuition aid from 53 million to 58 million dollars annually and favor longer terms and more experienced teachers, mainly in city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
John L. Niblack
Marion County Superior Court
J. Emmett McManamon
Indiana Appellate Court
School Commissioners of
Gary
Wilbur Young
Mitchell Police Chief's Trial Set for September 17
Bedford Ind June 26 Circuit Judge Chester A Davis quashed one of two indictments against Mitchell Police Chief Ernest Blackwell but ordered trial on the second charge. The case stems from an $11 payment allegedly sent by William Dodd of Indianapolis after Blackwell released him with a promise to mail the money. Dodd faced intoxication charges in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Chester A. Davis
Ernest Blackwell
Mitchell
Blackwell
William Dodd
Indianapolis
Davis
Dodd
Indianapolis newsboy dies after golf ball injury
Wendell Claycomb an 11 year old Indianapolis newsboy died after a golf ball struck his temple two days earlier. Milton Taylor says another newsboy swung a club outside the station and a ball flew in through the door. Autopsy by Dr Roy B Storms cites brain hemorrhage as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wendell Claycomb
Milton Taylor
Claycomb
Roy B. Storms
Rabbit Fights Back in Suburban St Louis Scene
In University City a young boy, Robert Klein, 11, tried to pick up a rabbit found on his sidewalk. The rabbit scratched him and then escaped, leaving the incident as a tense suburban encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
University City
Robert Klein
Birthday Party Doll Pattern Offer From Tribune
A needlecraft promotion by Terre Haute Tribune offers Pattern C874 for a 15 inch doll with clothes patterns. Send twenty five cents to the Needlecraft Dept in Chicago for the pattern and twenty cents more for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book, with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chicago
Laura Wheeler
Ewing health plan faces opposition from Indiana medical chief
Indiana Medical Association president Dr Alfred Ellison opposes Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing's plan to add limited hospital care to Social Security for those 65 and older. Ewing argues the program would cover 7 million people at about 200 million dollars annually and could be funded without higher payroll deductions. Ellison calls it a bold move toward socialized medicine for political reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
U.P
Oscar R. Ewing
Indiana State Medical Association
Alfred Ellison
Ewing
Truman
Congress
Washington
Ellison
Theaters and Movie Listings across States
The page lists multiple theater venues and film showings including At Theaters Orpheus Grand Liberty Indiana Corral Idaho Lyceum Garfield Swan Best East Side Drive In Savoy Fountain Rex West Virginia with titles such as Heart of the Rockies Thunder in God's Country Excuse My Dust Ghost Chaser O Susanna Smuggler's Island Operation Pacific Sugarfoot King Solomon's Mines Harvey No Man of Her Own Intruder in the Dust Where Danger Lives and more with showtimes at 1 37 3 39 5 41 7 43 and 9 45 o'clock adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Pat Brady
Rex Allen
Red Skelton
Sally Forest
Macdonald Carey
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming
Bruce Bennett
Liberty
Lyceum
Sugarfoot
East Side
King Solomon’s Mines
SAVOY
Fire Damages Hi ram Grubb Home and Wilson Residence
A midnight blaze at 2214 North Twenty-eighth Street caused 150 dollars in damage to Hi ram Grubb’s home. Firefighters reported a short circuit sparked another fire at 2705 Fifth Avenue around 8:30 PM, damaging Mrs. Mayme Wilson’s house by 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Grubb
North Twenty-eighth Street
Mayme Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Engagement of Rosemary Daily to Charles L Daly
Wichita Kansas reports Miss Rosemary Daily announces her engagement and upcoming marriage to Charles L Daly after years of correcting name spelling. The couple plans for the fall wedding and approval of the union is anticipated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Rosemary Daily
Miss Daily
Charles L. Daly
Szuch Freed After Justifiable Homicide Verdict
Indiana judge dismisses murder charges against 26 year old Mrs Reba Szuch after coroner’s verdict finds the pistol slaying of Rufus Grubbs and wounding of Burnel Grubbs justifiable. Szuch testified she shot Rufus on June 17 to prevent an assault on her sister’s virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Reba Szuch
Hope
W. Va
Alex M. Clark
Szuch
Rufus Grubbs
Burnel
Rufus
Salt tycoon Morton dies in Illinois
Chicago June 26 Funeral services planned Thursday for 92 year old Mark Morton co founder of the Morton Salt Company He died Monday at his farm home near West Chicago after a year's illness Morton a native of Omaha son of J Sterling Morton territorial governor of Nebraska first
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mark Morton
The
Morton Salt Company
West
Morton
Omaha
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Roe fails again to gain bail in fatal Chicago shooting
Theodore Roe, 55, a wealthy policy operator, remains jailed after his second bail bid and a failed writ of habeas corpus. Charged with murder in the June 18 slaying of Leonard Caifano, Roe claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Roe
Roe
Leonard Caifano
Ciafano
Man jailed after stealing car with sleeping child in back
Fred W. Burton 22 says the first mistake was stealing the car from James Allen Hall and the second was failing to notice James Hall's five year old daughter Beverly sleeping in the back seat. Police report issued in Columbus Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
U.P
Fred W. Burton
Burton
James Allen Hall
Hall
Beverly
Burtons Arrest Follows Police Chase Awakening Beverly
Burton was arrested yesterday after a police chase during which Beverly said the big whistle on the police car woke her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Beverly
Thefts at Ward’s thefts at Montgomery Ward & Co
Goods valued at 500000 dollars were stolen from the Montgomery Ward mail order house in New York over the last 30 months. Police questioned two truck drivers and a housewife. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montgomery Ward & Co
Only a Small Fraction of Bacteria Harm Humans
Among 11 000 known bacteria types only about 100 cause harm. The statement highlights that most bacteria are harmless or beneficial and emphasizes the relative rarity of pathogenic species.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newsie
Rabbit
Terre Haute City
Canna Wher
NAVY
Christopher K. Maine
University of Detroit
Maryknoll Order
Japan
International
Wabash Ave
Rex
Virginia
Public Service
South 4Th Street
Fujiko Yamamoto
Miss Nippon
U.S
Yomiuri Shimoun, Tokyo Paper
Secretary of Agriculture
Arbor Day
BREATHEASY DISTRIBUTORS, _inc
Seattle
Aldens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!