Judge Everett Cracks Down In Traffic Cases
In City Court Judge Edward S. Everett imposed penalties on several traffic defendants. Ralph Taylor paid 6.75 for speeding on Lafayette, Donald R. Russell received 10 and costs with most fines suspended, and Robert Higginbotham was fined 3.75 for running a red light. Ralph Beal faced intoxication charges with 41.75 fine and license suspension pending July 15. Lucien Hancock and Clarence L. Tinsley await further hearings on speeding and leaving the scene respectively. Three witnesses described Beal as dazed after a truck collision near 1528 Eighth Ave.
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Ralph Taylor
Wabash Avenue
Edward S. Everett
Lafayette Avenue
Lucien W. Hancock
Ash Street
South Third Street
Clarence L. Tinsley
South Thirteenth
Robert Higginbotham
South Eleventh
Seventeenth
Poplar
Donald R. Russell
Seventh Avenue
Ralph Beal
1528
Eighth Avenue
Beal
William Head
Ivan Mahan
Everett
Ringgold Concert Band Performs at Deming Park Sunday
The Ringgold Concert Band under associate director Robert L. Wallace will give the third seasonal concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. on the Deming Park bandstand. The program features marches, overtures, waltzes, selections from operettas, and popular tunes by Goldman, Thomas, Denza, Strauss, Lehar, Delibes, Rimsky Korsakoff, Miles, and Berlin.
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Robert L. Wallace
Deming Park
Raymond
Thomas Arditi
Denza
Strauss
Kern
Illmore
el Capitan
Sousa
Sylvia” Delibes
Lehar
Goldman
Ventaree Ows
Yee and Princess
Srezade
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Sparklers
Miles
Berlin
Grade Crossing Accidents Jump to 4,000 in 1950
Washington report shows 4,000 rail highway grade crossing accidents in 1950, up 13.5 percent from 1949. Deaths reached 1,576, injuries 4,368, with fatalities 4.6 percent higher than the previous year. Compared with six-year preceeding averages, total accidents rose 2.5 percent and injuries 3.4 percent, while deaths fell 9.9 percent.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
I.C.C
Vermillion Lifer's Parole Plea Is Up
Indiana Clemency Commission opened a two day session to review parole requests for 44 state prisoners including 12 life term inmates for murder kidnapping rape and habitual criminal offenses. One woman Jennie Sherman imprisoned since July 2 1936 in Dearborn county for second degree murder was among those considered. Clifford Siders a Vermillion county life term inmate from 1930 for second degree murder also listed.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana Clemency Commission
Jennie Sherman
Indiana Women’s Prison
Dearborn County
Clifford Siders
Vermillion County
Army and Air Force Offer Pre Induction Plan
S T/Sgt Lowell E Inman announces a pre induction plan through July 15 for men with induction notices who have taken a pre induction physical. Pre inductees may volunteer for Army Air Force or other services to gain background in a career field. Visit the Federal Building recruiting station for details.
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Lowell E. Inman
Army and Air Force
Army
Air Force
Federal
Summer Grooming Tips For The Well Dressed Woman
Warm weather brings a chance to refresh grooming and wardrobe care. Practical advice covers laundering tepid water for delicate fabrics, using bluing and dye tint to brighten colors, and proper starch alternatives. Tips include sharpening veils with alcohol, maintaining velvet trims with a clothes brush, cleaning jewelry, and fur care with a metal comb. note the historical aside that the first ice yacht was built in 1790 by Oliver Poughkeepsie, New York.
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Oliver Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Motion Filed To Dimiss Second Van Zant Case
A motion to dismiss a pending embezzlement charge against Edgar Van Zant was filed by Vermillion county prosecutor James F. Gallagher citing insufficient evidence. Special Judge Albert Owens has not ruled. Van Zant faced related legal actions and a prior acquittal occurred June 15 in Vermillion Circuit Court. Governor Schricker planned an extradition decision this afternoon.
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Newport
Ind
Edgar van Zant
James F. Gallagher
Vermillion County
Albert Owens
Ernest Kaiser
van Zant
Vermillion Circuit
Henry F. Schricker
Edgar County
Illinois
Liberia Capital Monrovia Highlights Founding Years
Monrovia is the Liberian capital. The country traces its founding to 1822 by freed African Americans from the United States.
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Liberia
Monrovia
United States
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