Indiana Job Risk Rates to Rise July First
Indianapolis June 26 Workmen's compensation insurance rates in Indiana will increase 64 percent beginning July 1. State Insurance Commissioner Frank J. Wiemann cited the Indiana General Assembly action boosting weekly benefits from 22 to 25 dollars and raising occupational disease benefits. Hoosier industries maintain a good safety record, keeping Indiana rates 46 percent below the surrounding states of Kentucky Illinois Ohio Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank J. Wiemann
Indiana General Assembly
Kentucky
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wiemann
Hoosier
Racial Integration Planned for Baltimore City Sports
Baltimore officials set July 10 as the end of racial segregation at four municipal golf courses with mixed tennis play under conditions. The park board also approves supervised mixed play on some playgrounds while maintaining segregation in others.
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Baltimore
Daily Vital Statistics Court Entries and Real Estate Notices
Superior Court entries include divorces and appeals such as Doris I Neice vs Willie H Neice and Harold Hamilton appeal from a Justice of the Peace judgment. Marriage licenses list Boruff and Jones and others. Real estate transfers show numerous $1 sales, with buyers and properties across multiple sub lots and subdivisions.
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Doris I. Neice
Willie H. Neice
Lee L. Criss
Harold F. Baker
Af Baker Realty Company
Harold Hamilton
Judgment
Justice of the Peace Court
Alfred Rittinghouse
Essie Rittinghouse
Sam Beecher
Ruby O. Brown
Herbert Brown
Edward S. Everett
CBS colors TV airs first sponsored program with 40000 viewers
CBS aired an hour-long color TV show with 16 sponsors paying 5000 dollars each though sets are scarce and converters required. CBS estimated 40000 viewers witnessed the first sponsored color program as the RCA battle continues. A separate report notes Michael Mattes, 29, was shot near Indianapolis after a theft victim left the car in a lovers lane incident.
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Henrietta Leith
Cc. E. Butterfield
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
RCA Victor
Supreme Court
CBS
Michael Mattes
Liane
Indianapolis
Lie Test Confirms Teen's Slaying Story
State police said a voluntary lie detector test yesterday confirmed the account of 17 year old Nada Alexander in a slaying case. The test results support the teen narrative and officers pursue further leads.
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Indianapolis
Nada Alexander
Evansville Bank Burglary Suspects Arrested
FBI agents arrested Clarence Allen Wallace 31 of Tennyson Warrick County and Lloyd Denby Patmore 32 on charges of attempted burglary of the Tennyson National Bank on June 7 in Evansville Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
FBI
Clarence Allen Wallace
Tennyson Warrick Co
Tennyson National Bank
Lloyd Denby Patmore
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David Boruff
North Twelfth Street
Rosemary Jones
North Eighth Street
Henry H. Fennell, Jr
South Sixth Street
Eva June McCluskey
Leonard Randall
South Thirteenth Street
United States Army
Doris Mae Vickers
Eunice Barkalow
Ben Barkalow
Darwin Pierce
W. A. Phillips
Central Standard Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Ill
Alexander Hamilton
Belleview Place
S. S. Early
Alpha T. Louis
Herschel E Barnes
Vandalia Park
Anna S. Tuttle
Robbins Home Corporation
Davis Gardens
Celia A. McCluskey
Jerry A. McCluskey
S. C
Grandview
Walter R. Goss
Sherman Wells
McKeen Park Place
Leon Ratcliffe
Richard Moss
Ratcliffe Acres
Gerhardt A. Monninger
William Oelke
Monninger Heirs
Central Life Insurance Company
James E. Mattox
J. Dillon King
James T. Gibson
James F. Harper
Simson A. Peck
John Gibson
Terre Haute
Cotton City
Cadillac
Cadillac Company
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