Southern Indiana groups push regional planning and water aid
A Scottsburg meeting of Southern Indiana Inc. drew 167 members from commerce, farms, and other groups to map county cooperation on land, water, and industry. speakers urged regional road and water planning, recruiting new industries, and urging state funds for advertising and asset surveys to attract growth.
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Southern Indiana, Inc
Scottsburg
Indiana
U.S. No
Migna, Inc
George Ise
Bloorston
Stewart Riley Bedford
Riley
Sam Hudden
Highway Commission
USA
Ater Rouse
John C. Meller
Indian Public Service Company
Cup
ACLU Opposes Rosenberg Commuta tion of Sentences
The American Civil Liberties Union urged President Truman to commute the sentences of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. It argued the Rosenbergs’ conviction raised no civil liberties issue and warned that execution would leave their children without a parent. The group noted established practice in commutation cases and requested careful consideration before any decision.
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Washington
Mexican Civil Liberties Union
Prent Truman
Julius and
Ethel Rose
ACLU
Howev
Prac
Supreme Court
Truman
Weather sketch shows clouds and showers across state
Mostly cloudy with occasional light showers southeast tonight. Clouds persist and turn colder Tuesday with showers in the east. Overnight lows around 42 in the north and 42 in the south. Tuesday highs reach 40 to 50 in the north and 48 to 55 in the south.
Strategy For Fighting Reds In Asia Planned
Washington diplomats believe a new Asia focused strategy is forming under President elect Eisenhower. Top aides meet secretly aboard a ship off Helena to outline policy, with plans to boost aid to Asia, shift emphasis from Europe, and expand anti Communism campaigns while avoiding broadening the Korean war.
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Washington
Asia
Eisenhower
Adourcal
Crois
Helana
mid-Paifte
Dplomats
Korea
Far East
Europe
United States
William Chase
Nationalist
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
More figures on November election
Complete official returns from 38 states and unofficial returns from 10 states show Dwight D. Eisenhower with votes and Gov Stevenson with votes in the November 4 presidential balloting. Final official returns for all states are expected in a week or 10 days.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower i
Government Profits From Forest Operations Rise in 1952
The government, after barely breaking even in 1951, earned 11.384 million dollars in profit from national forests in fiscal 1952. Higher timber prices drove the tenfold profit increase. Revenue comes from timber sales, charters, and leases including land and water power permits.
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Washington, UP
Theulture Department
Prague
Honor Students Named From Lebanon High School
Nineteen Lebanon High School students earned Straight A averages for the second six weeks. The list includes seniors Nancy Boatman John Hedge Jodean Neal Ruth Ann Perks and Janet Wright along with juniors sophomores freshmen and eighth and seventh graders noted for high marks.
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Paul W Neuman
Drabelle Stetson
Lebanon High School
Nancy Boatman
John Hedge Jodean Neal
Ruth Ann Perks
Janet Wright
John Dicks
Bob King
Eleanor Murphy
Bill Perk
Pegay Hil
Jack McCautchan
Janet Powell
Anita Rodgers
Ariene Rogers
Phyllis Swinford
John Akerman
Harold Dawes
Carol Gregg
Virgina Wagner
Digna Dows
iPred Goodmeht
Sylvia Lewis Fletcher Murphy
Es Neda
Gene Winte
Thrce Fomir
Hichard Korteling
Jane McBonald Teerys Morton
Sanex Morton
Jon Myers Hlonor
Margaret Batts
Mildred Hiland
Barbara Einlex
Janet Baker Maury
Joan Blibaueh
Ruth Ann Brindle
Jim Jardote Barcy Lindley
Carole Lutes
Mars
O'Donnell
Donald Owens l
Helens Wilts Besiles
Dieiithe
Jeanna Arbly
Rath Cuanam
Sarstee Jo
Bier
Virgina Stowers
Kerry Taoselle
Weddlemi Whitehead
Jehan & Willits
Wilma Barrett
Morison Corbl
Jean Etteo Dawson
Joseph Dickey
Dennis Dodds
Julia Edwards
Linda Edwards
Linda Gibbs
Judy Griffin
John Heckman
Beverly Jones
Judy Kennedy
Sharon Merriott
Bruce Melhatt
Ronald Neese
Deanna Tanselle
Local March of Dimes Parley Attended by Four Men
Four Lebanon and Boone county representatives Richard Fuller T L Christian James Darnell and Roy Jackson attended a state March of Dimes meeting in the Travertine Room Hotel Lincoln Indianapo l is to plan the 1953 drive. As of December 4 polio cases in the state reached 1424 with 32 deaths and over 1500000 in funds spent on patient care this year.
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Lincoln
Administration seeks to salvage stabilization program amid strikes
Washington reports the administration pressing to preserve wage and price controls as the Wage Stabilization Board fractures. Economic Stabilizer Roger L Putnam weighs authority to revise wages alone as seven industry members resign in protest over Truman's coal miners pay rise, risking disruption of the stabilization effort ahead of a new administration.
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Washington
Roger L Putnam
Wage Stabilization Board
Rey Oon
Putnam
Truman
Phy Board
Operante Atam
Mc Trean
Mare Ks
Defense
Henry H. Fowler
Sanday
Acron Con
Boone Native Richardson Dies in Tucson
Russell L Richardson 20 died early Sunday in Tucson Medical Center after two weeks of serious illness and two years of ill health. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Russell & Hitch Funeral Home with burial at Brown's Wonder Cemetery. He was a Work Wear employee in Boone County and attended Brown's Warner Church. He leaves two wives, Jean Wiggs and Joyce Thatcher, plus three children Linda Jean Terry Lewis and Roger Lee Richardson, a sister Mrs Kenneth McCoy, and parents James W. and Ruthell Richardson residing in Tue. The body arrives Wednesday. viewing begins after seven p.m.
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Russell L Richardson
Tucson
Wesley Smith
Russell & Hitch
Brown
Wonder
Pichardson
Tuesemto
US Machine Corporation
Brown's Werder
Boone County Bers
Lebanon Residence Damaged By Fire
Fire of undetermined origin gutted the kitchen and back porch of Richard Frenchs home at 1320 South Beck Street about 3 30 p m yesterday. The blaze started in the rear, damaging the roof and extensively harming the residence.
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Richard French
South
Beck Street
Merchants Warned On Accepting Checks
Chief of Police Ray Large and Prosecutor Eugene B Burns urged merchants to demand almost absolute identity when customers pay with checks. Two local businesses accepted bad checks signed by a man identifying as Robert Davis who has not been located. the alias is believed to be Jelly Wilds.
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Ray Large
Eugene B. Burns
Robert Davis
Jelly Wilds
Dwelling Units Jump 23 Percent in Indiana Growth
A Census forean report shows Indiana's dwelling units rose 23 percent in the 1940s to 1956 period, outpacing population gains of 15 percent. Urban nonfarm homes were most common, farm homes smallest, and many rental properties shifted to owner occupancy from 33 to 60 percent over the decade.
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Washington
Indiana
Rural Resident Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Joanna Kathleen Harmon of Route 1 Westfield died at St Vincent hospital in Danaparis Saturday afternoon at 31. She was educated at Danaparis High School and a member of Meusant church. Survived by husband Robert Harmon and her mother near Zionstille, plus three sons Thomas, Ruths, and An Tarman and three brothers Ralph, Rey and Cisude Shelburne. Burial in Pleasant View Cemetery with services at Pleasant View church Tuesday. Nevil Haynes to conduct. Friends may visit at Philippi funeral home in Zionsville.
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Joanna Kathleen Harmon
Westfield
St Vincent Hospital
Danaparis
Marmon
Aiehville High School
Tu She
Meusant
Ywehiinch
Owier
Cbsa
Anya
Mig Harnon Wasthy
Robert Harmon
Zionstille
Thomas Tae
Ruths
Ralph, Rey
Cisude Shelburne
Zransidle
Pleveant View
Pom
Pressant Church
Zwinsville
Arrests and clashes as guards quell Palestine street violence
Fragmented bulletin reports Washington official Foy David Kehler arrested for drunken behavior amid alleged secret documents. In Canabhand Jerusalem clashes kill 29 natives as Aro Nationalists confront trespassers. Israel names a new president succeeding Chaim Weis mant. In New Mexico convicts release hostages after guards move into the state prison yard.
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Washington
Foy
David Kehler
Hich
State Department
Rioting Convicts Seize New Mexico Prison
Rioting convicts at New Mexico State Prison seized the center of the facility and demanded freedom. National Guardsmen moved in with carbines, wounding one patrolman as several prisoners were reported wounded, while Warden Morris Abram predicted an early end to the riot and authorities considered opening the gates to allow prisoners to leave. Governor Mechem, en route to Apiz, faced questions about counter measures as readers were urged to follow updates on the page 4 continuation.
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Santa Fe
Saint Feo
New Megien State Prison
Otty
Amd
Goveiner
World Traveler To Speak Here
The Lebanon branch of the American Association of University Women hosts an open meeting at Jumor Net school auditorium starting 7 30. Judith W Lowe of near Michigan City will discuss travels and observations across continents, including recent trips to South America Europe and Mexico. The event supports the Educational Fellowship Fund and features other speakers from Indiana clubs.
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Thorsdhiy
Lebanon
American Association of University Women
Jumor Net
Audtorium
Judith W Lowe
Michigan City
Maddie West
Indiana
Ifinus Mietz Gat Wistenain
Ghia
Jassie
Siearth
Alphough
Lowe
South America
Argentina
Giptamats
Europe
France
Eimany Kal
Norway
Denmark
Holland
England
Furme
Mexico
Paria
Madrid
Spain
Talent Program Nets $143 For Building Fund
The 418 talent program Saturday night raised funds for the building project. A grand total included acts such as Irene Actin with an electric guitar, a mourimba tea performance, and notable contributions from Grovn and Carl Seer ing. Community supporters provided meat from regional carcasses and awards from Shittey Poultry & Feed Company.
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Burktti
Ie Pregrand
Irene Actin
Iuniduets Joa
Carl Seering
Jane Puynter
Mike
Eisenhower Confers With Cabinet Aboard Helena
President elect Eisenhower hosts three days of talks with five cabinet members aboard the cruiser Helena in mid Pacific. Participants include John Foster Dulles George Humphrey and Herbert Brownell as the group discusses strategies to ease the Korean stalemate without widening war, while plans for further conferences are arranged in Wake Island and Honolulu.
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Helena
Eisenhower
USP
Mid- Pacific
United States
Lisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Nest
George Humphrey
Interior
McKauzney
Herbert Brownell
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
Wilson
Admrthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Wake Island
Honolulu
Hessena
Honolule
Dulles Brownell
Humphrey
VeKay
Greenhower
Radford
Lew
Syngin Rhee
Eisener
Rhee
Iora G
Cfs Oind
Showers and Colder Weather Across Indiana Forecast
Showers and colder temperatures are expected to end Indiana's May-in-December weather. The Weather Bureau forecast calls for turning colder Tuesday with today’s temperatures near 58 in the north and 59 in the south. Fort Wayne reported a low of 35 while Terre Haute noted 58 as the warmest Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Terrenoute
Fort Wayne
Last Rites Planned for FiveYearOld Johnny Birge
Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Russell and Hitch funeral home Thorntown for Johnny Birge five year old son of Frank and Virginia Jean strong Birge who died Saturday night at the family home two miles northeast of Thorntown Rev Floyd Mets to officiate burial in Maple Lawn cemetery Born April 30 1847 in Boone county ill since birth Survivors include parents two brothers Jackie and Dickie two sisters Patty and Barbra Jane and grandfathers Erastus Birge of this city Will Strong of Thorntown Friends may call at the funeral home anytime.
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Russell and Hitch
Thorntown
Jonny Birge
Frank
Virginia Jean Strong Birge
Floyd Mets
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Boone County
Jackie
Dickie
Patty
Barabra Jane
Erastus Birge
Will Strong
The
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