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- The VA's South Bend years, and the clinic across the line Veterans
- Valerie Sayers — the novelist who founded the Review Authors & Books
- The valley's first peoples, in brief The Story of South Bend
- The Vandalia: the Pennsylvania's road from Logansport Railroads
- The Vanishing Man Folklore
- The vanishing that never happened · a correction Cold Cases
- The vaudeville bills: the Orpheum and the Palace Comedy
- Vegetable Buddies: the blues room on North Michigan, twice Bars & Nightclubs
- The Veldmans and the Tire Rack: A Fortune Priced Only in Parts Great Fortunes
- Vennli: the entrepreneurship dean's own startup Dot-Com Era
- The venues line Sports
- The verdict: the county seat's branch — and the seat conflict, settled License Branch
- The verified programs: trauma, stroke, and the new psychiatry Medical Advancements
- Verified whole — the Bendix Brakes in the ASA's own tournament record, 1940–1941 Sports
- Veterans Section
- The Veterans of Foreign Wars: the Linden Avenue post Veterans
- The veterans' posts as clubs: a pointer Private Clubs
- The vice president's son, mayor at twenty-eight Strange but True
- The Vietnam roll: thirty-one names War Heroes
- The Vietnam War · fifty-four in the county, thirty-one in the city Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- Vietnam, Korea, and the parks of remembrance Veterans
- Vietnam: the thirty-one verified a third way, the thirty-second man named, and the accounting check run War Heroes
- Vincent Bendix — the founder who lost his company Founders & CEOs
- Vincent Bendix: The Largest Fortune, and the Most Complete Collapse Great Fortunes
- Vivica A. Fox: born here, raised in Indianapolis, famous everywhere Famous People
- Vivica A. Fox: producer of the Wrong films Film & TV Producers