Memorial Day Program Draws Crowds at Oakieceme
Triotic groups and Tri Kappa sorority organized a colorful Memorial Day event in Lebanon with a grand parade, cemetery service, and a concert. Grace Neal led planning, supported by Walter Reynolds and others. The Rainbowettes sang, Virginians recited, and a Lincoln address was recited.
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Ellen Brent
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Cliff
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Linettysburg
Register This Week For Canning Sugar Information
Registration for canning sugar takes place all week through Friday at the Lebanor armory. Hours run from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 to 4:30 pm. Applicants must provide specific fruit and sugar usage data, including prior canning, current stock, and future needs, and report quantities to the Rationing Office as new sugar allocations are requested. A list of price ceilings must be delivered to the Rationing Board.
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Undersized bass fined in Eagle Creek incident
Indianapolis man Leslie Brittenback of 1940 Berwick Street was arrested Saturday night at Eagle Creek for possessing an undersized bass. Conservation Officers Anderson Washburn and Silkens made the catch. Brittenback paid a total $19 in fine and costs before Squire Ollie M. Berry. The bass season will reopen on June 16. The bass is closed Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
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Russians Beat Off German Assault Gain New Ground
Soviet front reports say Russian forces repelled German attacks along the Kalinin front northwest of Kharkov and elsewhere. Fierce counterattacks secured several strategic heights as the Kharkov battle, viewed as concluded, showed limited activity elsewhere with air strikes continuing and cautious defense in the Baivenkova area.
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Food riot shocks Paris as unrest grows
In occupied Paris the latest food riot left two policemen dead and a hotel keeper slain for reporting Frenchmen to the Gestapo. A suitcase bomb near central police headquarters killed two more. Police warned of Bolshevist influence as dissidents faced swift trials and authorities moved to curb the wave of violence.
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Uruguayan Visitors Aid Boone County Child Welfare Plan
Representatives from Uruguay visited Boone County welfare officials to learn about child welfare programs and planned to audit the organization. The event, arranged by Rector Carl K Barnett, included a reception and conference at the offices, with Mrs Victor Kawirda Anaya and Robert Riser interpreted by Ernest Stewart.
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Lebanon
Victor Kawirda
Anaya
Montivede Tiypuguay
Mira Davide Griffen
Chddren
Robert Riser
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Thatta
Riser
Edo
South America
Yeas
Peake
Carl Ki. Barnett
Ciie
Ernest Stewart Bae
Mins R Biesagan
Boone County
Aten
Changes Made in Bus Line Schedule
The schedule updates for the Pinsante Drewhound line show a new timetable with noon to Tabanapolis and ten northbound trips daily. All northbound buses head to Chicago except the 7 56 p m to Fowler. The 11 56 a m and 5 56 p m go through Thorntown while others pass through Frankfort. Running times will slow to conserve tires and parts.
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Standin in Line Reflects Army Life Rationing Mood
Readers note the small hardships of wartime rationing and daily routines as they wait in lines, with a folksy voice describing the sense of everyday army life. The piece captures shared experiences and cheerful resilience amid shortages.
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Edgar Adams 66 Dies After Illness At Witham Hospital
Edgar Adams aged 66 died at Witham Hospital after a period of failing health. Native of Indiana, he lived with his mother and never married. He studied electrical engineering at Purdue and worked for General Electric Company before engaging in mining in Peru and South America. He later moved to a local public service post and retired as a Brooklet official.
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Brooklet
Nazl Officers Arrest Report Ties to Heydrich Plot
A European revolution radio claims Nazl officers were arrested in Prague during an alleged assassination bid against Reinhard Heydrich, Gestapo deputy. The clandestine German station says Kurt Daluegue’s partisans may have staged the attack and notes Daluegue seized Heydrich’s villa after taking office.
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Man Army
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European Revolution Radio
Germany
Adolf Miller
Kurt Daluegue
London
Reinhard Heydrich
Board Interviews Physicians Friday Session in Lafayette
The Medical Officers Recruiting Board touring the state will hold a session in Lafayette on Friday to answer questions about army service and assist physicians in filing applications. Major Vila Biken Berry leads, with Major Booker representing the surgeon general’s office. The Army seeks thousands of physicians immediately and by year end.
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Indiana
Indiana GOP Watches Iowa Primary For Pearl Harbor Policy Clues
Indianapolis June 1 Indiana GOP leaders said they would watch the Town primary for hints on pre Pearl Harbor isolationist sentiment and the strength of Wendell Willkie. Hoosier party heads have clashed with Willkie over foreign policy, making Indiana interest in Iowa notable. Continued on Page Three.
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George Wilson
Repub
Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday
Continued warm and humid conditions shift into showers this afternoon and evening with scattered showers later. The forecast calls for unsettled weather into Tuesday morning with lingering humidity and puedas edges of light rain.
British Hold Edge in Bitter Battle South of Tobruk
Cairo June 1 (UP) Rommel extracts battered Axis tank spearhead from a British trap in the Libyan desert south of El Gazala after the British capture his second in command Cruewell. Cruewell was commander of Afrika Korps and is now a prisoner. The communique says Rommel was withdrawing tanks to concentrate his force near the El Gazala area.
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Americans Home From Axis Nations
A liner arrived in New York Harbor with 988 diplomats, newspapermen, and citizens from Novia and Latin America aboard from Germany and Italy. Admiral Leahy left the ship for Washington, and a coffin bearing Mrs. Leahy’s body was removed for Pennsylvania Station. The scene showed crowds waving as the ship neared the pier amid fog.
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Community Civil Defense Training Drives Volunteers
Civilians urged to join war effort by signing registration cards for air raid and defense services. Warden led units will collect forms today, promising confidential information and voluntary service across multiple branches.
Taree Japan Midget Subs Destroyed in Raid on Sidney
Japanese midget submarines were sunk near Sidney harbor after a failed Pearl Harbor style raid. The two submarines reportedly abandoned by a mother ship near the Australian coast were destroyed by gunfire and depth charges as harbor defenses and ferries observed the action. The attack damaged one small harbor craft and caused alarm along the water front. authorities continued coverage on Page Four.
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Chicago Cubs Buy Foxx From Boston
Boston Red Sox sold first baseman Jimmy Foxx to the Chicago Cubs for an undisclosed sum. Foxx leaves the American League for the National League in a mid season trade announced in Boston.
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Holiday Dead in State Totals 29.
Indiana tally of holiday deaths rises to 29 from accidents drownings and fires. Fourteen killed in auto crashes, three drownings, eight from other causes. Notable deaths include Roz Young 27 Indianapolis drowned at Shafey Lake near Monticello, and Frederick Fries 46 Indianapolis firefighter heart attack while battling blaze. William Puff 13 Spencerville drowned near Lee, etc.
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Indianapolia
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William Puff
Lee Duff
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Lee
Frederick Fries
Air corps chief vows joint air offensive with Britain
London June 1 United States Army Air Corps chief General Henry H Arnold declared that the American air force would soon join British bombing raids on Germany using its own bases and ground crews He asserted no combat planes would be held back for training and that the air army would join the war against Nazi Europe He and Marshall spoke amid RAF victory loops over London and a German raid on Canterbury while Churchill Portal and other leaders discussed deepening US UK air cooperation.
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Longshore Leader Surrenders On Deportation Warrant
San Francisco reports Harry Bridges, a prominent longshore leader and California CLO director, surrendered to U S immigration authorities under a deportation warrant issued last Thursday by Attorney General Francis Biddle. In separate dispatches, other items include a judge’s not guilty verdict in Indiana morals trial, a Supreme Court ruling against Oklahoma’s sterilization act, martial law in India's Sinh area, refugees citing executions near Prague, and survivors of a torpedoed United Nations freighter recounting a submarine captain offering rum.
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