Bolivia Declares General Mobilization Across Troops
Maia Bolivia June 1 6R The Bolivian government decreed general mobilization to meet threats of nationwide revolt tied to tin mine strikes. The order calls citizens ages 19 to 50 for possible military service as fighting and hostage seizures ripple through Catavi Huanunt and Colquiri mines killing two workers and injuring many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maia
Bolivia
Ministry of Defense
Annouines
la Paz
Huanunt
Howard Keller
Colquiri
Aramayo
Animas Quehista
Telemayo
Helen O'Conner
T J. H O'Conner
Twentieth Century
Patino
O'Conner
Orure
Albert Krefting
Catavi
Fire Destroys Grain Elevator at Jolietville
An unofficial estimate of 50000 dollars in damage followed a fire that destroyed the Acme-Goodrich grain elevator at Jolietville, Hamilton county, twelve miles west of Noblesville. The blaze gutted the building and its elevator equipment, with little grain saved. Firemen did not learn immediately how the fire started in the 85000 bushel facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Acme-Goodrich
Jolietville
Here
Hamilton County
Radio Announcer Seeks Divorce in Hollywood Case
Hollywood June 1 UP Don Wilson a radio announcer sought a divorce from his third wife Polish Countess Marusia Rudanska He filed suit claiming mental cruelty and asking that she be restrained from disposing of community property before the divorce trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Don Wilson
Marusia Rudanska
Opposes Federal Aid For Schools
Indiana college president Dr Frank Ho Sparks of Wabash College testifies before a House subcommittee arguing against federal school aid. He cites European experience, noting Sweden’s system centralizes training and salaries, and warns against national control of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Indiana
House
Europe
Frank Ho Sparks
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Reformatory Trusties Escape From Indiana Prison
Two trusties with only months to serve staged a break from the Indiana reformatory at Pendleton. Arthur Eugene Davis, 24, and Garland Benjamin Rainey, 25, both from Lincoln City, fled while working in the garden at Fall Creek bottoms. Davis was sentenced October 2, 1948 in We County for vehicle taking and faced 1 to 5 years. Rainey received a 2 1/2 to 5 year term from Spencer County on April 28, 1948 for burglary. Authorities combed the river bank area after guards missed them at a routine check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ind
Indiana Reformatory State Police
Arthur Eugene Davis
Jdan
Garland Benjaminey
Lincoln City
Reformatory
Fall Creek
Davis
We County
Rainey
Spencer County
Lilienthal Faces Senate Accuser in Atomic Probe
Washington June 1 UP Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper charged the Atomic Commission led by David E Lilienthal has failed to keep capable personnel. The Senate Atomic Energy Committee opened a long investigation into Lilienthal s management of the atomic program citing turnover and lack of continuity. Lilienthal argued high turnover reflects government hiring difficulties and emphasized security alongside production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rourke B. Hickenlopper
Atomic Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Republican
Aim Vital Commission
Lilienthal
House
Senate Atomic Energy Mittee
Kal
Hickenlooper
Fong
Lilienbalh
Hickenloofer
Lilien
Lilenthal
Commission
McMahon
Liliental
James B. Fisk
Fisk
Boy Scout Troops Plan Summer Camp Attendance
Seven Boone County Boy Scout units map summer camp trips across central Indiana camps Camp Rotary near Crawfordsville Camp Cullum near Frankfort Camp Flat Rock south of Indianapolis and Belzer Reservation near Lafayette Each camp offers swimming athletics crafts nature and outdoor skills with boating and canoeing at most sites Rotary camp excludes boating Staff will include professional scouts and registered volunteers Medical and safety facilities will be provided Troops 355 257 359 354 and 458 outline specific dates and sites for July and late July with leaders appointed and arrangements underway Continued on page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Boy Scout
Ross Dickerson
Central Indiana Council of the
Boy + outs of America
Rotary
Crawfordsville
Cullum
Frankfort
Camp Flat Rock
Indianapolis
Belzer Reservation
FL S! Harrison
Ioral
Central Christian Church
Edga Young
Charles Hopkins
Gay Artman
Mohawk
Centenary Methodist Church
Willamp
White Oak
Marion Robinson
Willett Parr
First Baptist Church
Whitestown
Retail Group Proposes Warning System To Foil Shoplifters
Noble Waggener, secretary manager of the Retail Group, urged a telephone alert plan to notify police and chamber offices of suspicious characters. The scheme would alert businessmen who would cascade the warning about the operator. He cited a recent theft by Mogestia Burton and announced Dollar Day for Wednesday August 17 with free parking authorized by the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Noble Waggener
Waggener
Mogestia Burton
Weguener
Ned Watts 83 Dies in Maryland After Stroke
W E Ned Watts 83 of Maryland died after a May 19 stroke at a daughter’s home in Elkridge where funeral services and burial were held. Born in Frederick he lived most of his life in Maryland and was known in Lebanon for visiting relatives. His wife preceded him. he leaves eight children two sisters and a brother including Mrs Isenhour and Paul Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isenhour
Warren Isenhour
Elkridge
W. E
Ned) Watts
Olivia Phelps
Watts
Frederick
William Watts
Maryland
Lebanon
Emma Watts
South Bend
Neville
Isenhour
Paul Watts
Mar
Otie Higgins Honored by SAS I eta Chapter
Miss Otie Higgins daughter of Dr and Mrs OC Higgins of Lebanon was honored by Sigma Alpha Iota as the outstanding three years in music teaching and faculty sponsorship at the Mississippi State College for Women. The citation comes from national headquarters, labeling her among the souths finest voice teachers with a background in the Arthur Jordan Conservatory and New York opera company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otie Higgins
OC. Higgins
Lebanon
Mississippi State College For Women
Sigma Alpha! Ieta
Sliggins
M 3Cw
Coumbus, Miss
Higgins
Lebnon
Ind
South
Arthur Jordon
New York
City Aliso
Sgt Daniel Harvey Rites Held In Zionsville
Final rites for Sgt Daniel Harvey son of Clede and Mrs Harvey of near Whitestown who died in action over Germany January 1 1944 will be held Saturday at 2 PM DST at Phillippi funeral home Zionsville with burial at Little Eagle cemetery Military honors will be given by Donald Pipes Post 410 American Legion Whitestown The family will receive friends at the funeral home after the body arrives Thursday noon in Zionsville Harvey born February 20 1922 near Zionsville attended Zionsville and Whitestown schools and graduated Whitestown High School in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Harvey
Clede Harvey
Whitestown
Germany
Phillippi
Zionsville
Little Eagle Cemetery
Wilbur Arpe
Donald Pipes Post
American Legion
Clark Defies Subcommittee Over Secret Espionage Files
Washington June 1 Attorney General Tom Clark defied a Senate judiciary subcommittee subpoena and refused to produce his secret files on alleged enemy espionage activities. He presented a lepage statement and offered to provide any other information consistent with the public welfare while urging the committee to limit questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom
Clark
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
John E. Peurifoy
Mittee
Pat Mc D. Ney
McCarran
Peurifor
United States
Clark Sai
Anti Fly Campaign Set For June By Scouts and Chamber
The Boy Scouts of three local MPs and the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce plan a DOT fly campaign. About 69 scouts will meet at the city buildings at 9 a.m. Thursday to spray in pairs across the city. Rober Laflin will assign areas as they spray trash receptacles and downtown alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Rober Laflin
County Health and Safety Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Bible School Registration Set for Downtown Churches
Three downtown churches Central Christian Presbyterian and Centenary Methodist host Interdenominational Bible School from June 6 to 17. Children ages four through sixth grade may preregister June 4 at Miller Jones shoe store and again before opening session June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Presbyterian
Centenary Methodist
Miller-Jones ‘Shoe
Central
Presbyterian——Kindersepartorent
Pension Bill For Veterans Passes House
The House approved a veterans pension measure by a 364 to 27 vote, providing 72 dollars monthly for World War I and II veterans meeting need tests. Debate focused on an employability criterion. the bill now moves to the Senate with its fate unclear.
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Washington, Tue
Savenfoeld
House
Senate
Veterans Committee
Party Leaders Push T H Repeal Measure To Fore
Washington reports pressure from the fair deal wing of the Democratic party makes labor legislation a top congressional priority. Administration leaders commit to passing a Taft-Hartley repeal bill this year while CIO and Mine Workers question prospects and seek action on wage hour reform amid the Pact priority clash.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
House
Dean Acheson
Paris
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Scott W. I
James E. Webb
United Mine Workers Journal
Recreation Day Parade Plans Announced by City Official
TL Feldman community service director reported final preparations for the annual citywide Recreation Day parade and program tomorrow. The parade assembles at 60y om at East and Washington, then proceeds to Meridian, loops the square, and ends at Memorial Park with entries from local groups and businesses including Fred Siess Co, Miller Auto Co, Indiana Gas and Water Co, Hopkins Grocery, Lenox Bros, Shelby Chevrolet, Kincaid Auto Co, and Lebanon Ft the Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Feldman
Annow
East
Washington Streets
Meridian Street
Lebanon High School
Nelson Baby Hurt In Fall From Auto
Nancy Louise Nelson, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Nelson of Road West, was injured when she fell from a car Tuesday noon as it moved with her seated beside her father. The door unlatched, wheels passed over her, and she sustained severe abrasions and lacerations but no broken bones per the tending physician at Witham hospital. She was dismissed from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Louise Nelson
Russell Nelson
Road & West
Witham
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Dr. Sparks
Sheridan
Iowa
Solon
Yin
Canton, O
James Shea
New York World-Telegram
Leo Garrett
Miami Herald
Scripps-Howard
Calvin
Canton Repository
Shea
Fred Shoup
Palo Alto
Cal
Boy Scouts
Boone
Retail Group
SAS
D. S. Harvey
City
John E Rankin
D. Miss
Rankin
Tim-m-m-ber
Eagle River
Otta
Keystone
Canada
T H
Acheson
UMW
John Li la
Nelson
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