Skillen Denies Violating Law In Beer Deal
INDIANAPOLIS Charlen EB Skillen, state chair, denied any law violation over a 125 000 payment from Winamar Beverages between 1950 and 1954. He claimed no resignation due to the disclosure and called the revelation a political smear by Dr J L A Befleck of Winamar, while others denied engineering the disclosure.
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Indianapolis
Charlen EB
Sxilen
Terweratic
Feliay
Winuinae
Skillen
Als Ne
Winamar Beverages
Whalesale
JL A T. Befleck
Winamar
Pulaski
Chaman
Charles J. Hak
Peaceful Picket Order Issued At Crosley Plant
In Richmond Indiana Circuit Judge G L Hoelscher issued a temporary order directing the American Federation of Television Elect workers to conduct a peaceful picketing campaign at the Crosley plant. Since the strike began 28 pickets have blocked 600 workers from entering the plant with no disorder reported. Company officials planned to report after the July 4 holiday. The Crosley plant, a division of Avco Manufacturing Corp, employs about 2000 union members seeking wage control.
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Richmond
Ind
Crosley
Circwit Juelge
Gil Hoelscher
Sinew
Tim Plant
I Company
Avco Manufacturing Corp
Hospital Dismissals After Patient List Noted
A hospital dismissal roundup lists numerous individuals by name and address among residents, detailing discharge events and associated personal data. The fragment references Mrs Mull, Mr Carroll, Mrs Caplinger, Jarry Faux, Viola Gilmore, Mrs Hulsler, Mrs Hamillot, and others with street addresses and partial affiliations.
Shares Rally On Settlement News After Steel Strike
New York stock market leapt to gains as settlement news arrived amid a steel strike, with the Associated Press index up and rails utilities and several sectors advancing. Trading volume was light, with gains in defense of the Dow Jones averages and uneven results across issues.
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New York
ie-Tie
New Tig
Hprilay Ag
AML Orem
Eng Hue
Rae
Stock Quotations and Market Report From Stee Exchange
The report notes a largely steady ally with small lots of pammerosaly traded. Prices for steers, heifers, and yearlings ranged from 16.30 to 19. A mixed bond market shows high grade utilities and industrials narrowly mixed as government bonds hold steady. Vealers and calves show varied prices, sheep activity remains, and hides and furs see limited movement with quoted ranges for various livestock and commodities.
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Anwkeb
New York
Jossa
Muncie
Cattor
Ganda Chalen
Gond
Anderson Poultry
Layhare
Explaining the Disability Freeze in the Social Security Act
A seven article series reviews the disability freeze and the seven year window in the Social Security Act. It explains how employment counts toward disability qualification and how benefits are calculated upon disability.
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Duiestiny Rantansiey
Tos
Vrrman Ganides
Anaes
Auction Sale Notice for Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale announced for Saturday July 21 at 212 Tumise Street Egg MM. Hoo auctioneer. Real estate and personal property listed with names Berthiy Trae Paul G Moneyhams administrator. Sale includes Lecwtad street and Dor Street properties and public sale details at Elboy Frazee auctions.
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Erred Dil
Roper Kannasy Coe Aduinishatas
Rousinole Fuigishinns
Wari
Lynn Street
Bag M. Unni
Ageviontet
John Walth
Saal
Real Isucing
Sia Day
Selyhet B
Win Quin Pete
Bile Af Nest
Snitr HY Street
Wivreod
Cadat
Hind
Auctaners
Saldrday
Carl Pa Teun Barty
Paul G Moneyhams
Berthiy Trae
Dor Street
Elboy C. Frazee
Aus Nuneer
Muncie Grain and Livestock Market Close Mixed
Wheat futures edged down as traders priced in post holiday harvest prospects. Hog prices slid while cattle and calf listings showed varied declines and steady to mixed values across denominations. Poultry and other staples moved with minor changes amid cautious trading.
Market sale reports mixed as prices edge upward
Fragmented OCR note describes activity at the Actia market with sale of print cloths and other goods. Mentions quiet conditions, rising prices for fabrics and related items.
Calumet Plants Resume Work Amid Strike Turmoil
The article reports Calumet plant workers ending a strike after officials from United Steel Workers notified Pittsburgh that operations would resume. Managers and union leaders held a terse exchange as the stoppage concluded. Despite the pause, tensions remained over wage and working conditions as talks continue.
Morocco Mills Struggle With Cloth Shortage
Casabilanta Cotton has operated in Morocco for about 20 years. Two ginning units with monthly capacity of 100 tons, several spinning mills, and over 1800 looms exist. The factory consumes 12,000 tons annually but current capacity is only 2,000 tons of cloth and MUO tons woven.
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Casabilanta
Haem Mons
Morocco
al Resent
Camel Hydration Secrets Unveiled In Avalon Study
A historical note reveals that camels can lose up to a portion of their body weight in water without fatal consequences. It discusses how other animals fail when water loss reaches around twenty percent of body weight, highlighting the camel’s unique tolerance.
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Cailo
Avalon
Latin Oil Output Hits New High
Latin American oil production rose to 2 088 000 barrels daily in TOR4, up from 1 001 000, signaling a strong increase in global crude output. Trade discussions in Buenos Aires between China and Argentina aimed at expanding commerce and political ties.
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Deganna
Amorie
Million anti trust suit targets retailers and distillers
A multi million anti trust suit accuses manufacturers and retailers in the Chicago area of coordinating price discounts and rebates to force sales. The complaint, filed on behalf of Foremost Tiqqtor Stores and Related retailers, seeks to curb alleged restraints and preserve competition amid wartime supply concerns.
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Tiled
U.S
Dletetel
Cone Spring
Calvert Distillers Cup
Ploigehmann Distilling
Miram Walker
Exypl
Cyprus
Port Grewing Co
Wastina Thelus
Sehul
Trewing Co
Keadqartens
Teade
Naeth Atlantic Adianes
Chicago
Tiqttor Stores, Inc
Toremoasty Promotions, Inc
Fach
New York School Labeled Subversive by TAC
The veteran School of Social Science was labeled a creature of the Communist party by the Subversive Activities Control Board. It was ordered to register as a Red front under the 1950 act, and the school said it would appeal to the courts while continuing its educational program.
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New York
Vetersan School of Social Science
Communist Party
Taand
Aelfeitius
Ueldins
Incident and international notes drift through UW and world news
The bulletin mixes local UW incident details with global affairs. It reports on an Agriculture Department office change involving a protocol officer, a visit by a prime minister, and mention of an apology from a secretary. It also notes Indiana traffic safety guidance for Fourth of July weekend and a volcanic alert in Sicily. Additional items touch atomic study plans in Europe and a memorial for a former Indiana Supreme Court member.
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Walirngton
UW. Nu
Denison
Fiamese Prine
Robert O. McMilley Uve
Cheensburg
Ind
David Albert
Myons
Indiana Supreme Court
Memorial Hospital
Vic
van Myers
Lapaisport
Montay
Can Pan
Public Works Orders And Ad Notices In Anderson Indiana
Notices enumerating improvement projects in Anderson Indiana including Park Avenue and Third Street to Grand Avenue as well as sidewalk work. Also appears petitions for adoption and final settlements of estates with court dates and required notices for interested parties.
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Xiren
Gily
Anderson
Indiana
Sila Donia
Miler
Ciik
Arilersan
Ambersin
Board of Public Works
Cis Cl
Locta Dteineman
Madi- Chunte
Untiana
Mabibon
George T. Parker
Elizepaltt B. Parker
Iushant
Keith Wit
Herbert David
Marison
Cruse
Serbert David Wana
Aupolét
Howson & Aust
Natlee
Mary UG
Peres Tieeensen
Orsan Indiasa
Utes Gatas
Joseph MW. Ammington
Canrh, Bushy, Davisson, & Conn
Heatine
Board of Public Works of the Cly
Aviterson
Tydiana
Board of Puublic Works
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Grand Avene
Prading
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Tradlers
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Walt Court
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Jame
Joseph
Arstington
Glere Superior Court
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Henig Iy
Jenuers
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Sali
Iran
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Ane
Seid Senate
St Arderson
IRS
Joseph I
Armington
Superior Court
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Madison County
MTV
Santa Heineman
Tinh
Tilessa
Shaw
Ians Wenge
Nevistus
Leon Bg
Iatel
Bos An Joseph
Anmington
Pinal Settlement
Thélptans Serioul Armahy
Sidewaley
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Macy
Central Avenue
High Street
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Anld Court Avenue
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Sincaia
Charles Th Sayer
Haina Tiy
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Ims
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Losiie
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Ieraea
Jily
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Mile
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Molmeman
Yepeatyr Batata Teaie
Dane Beatty Selettenait Atierson
Ana Pope
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Cink Delivery Service
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Weak Trend Shown By Hogs
Market report from Indianapolis notes a generally weak to steady trend in hog trading with uneven demand. Early prices around 10 to 21 cents higher per pound, with loads of Choice hogs bringing up to 373 and several hundred sold at set points around 20 dollars per hundredweight.
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Rat Wang
Amy
Wits Patel
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