Indiana university recalls rich educational heritage at diploma night
Lawrence of Indiana university recalls heritage during FE cement address as 85 diplomas are issued to the graduating class. Superintendent Wheeler notes late state plans for education and urges continued self education. Principal Paul W. presents diplomas to a long list of graduates including Amos, Clifford Anteliff, Barrett, Beck, Bramblett, Graham, BrodeNoon Butler, Campbell, Loretta r, Martha Clark, Rob ert Craig er, Lowallen, Pickerson, Lawler, Wells, and many others.
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Lawrence
Indiana University
Thomas
Ian
Ting
Indiana
Wheeler
Boone County
Ques Dobby
William Lowe
Ing
Ement
Paul W
Robert Amos
Carol Clifford Anteliff
Bob Hley
Rovene Barrettett
Stanley Beck
Clara Joane
Bramblett
Carol Graham
Phyllis Bro
DeNoon Butler
Ed Ld Campbell
Loretta R
Martha Clark
Lorand Robert Craiger
Nancy Lowallenbert Pickerson
Alar
Hedy Burger
Fleisch Iia
Lloyd Gos
Victor Hanlon
Deana Hayden Keinbaugh
James Hen Hiland
Harold Wirley Hoffman
Freddie Helen Jean Itsenhower
Isenhower
Nancy Jef Jones
Marilyn Walker
Illiam Kersey
Charlene Ita Lawler
William
Pullman Fares Hiked With ICC Approval
Pullman fares rose today after the Pullman Company and an ICC official cited higher operating costs. The company had filed notice a month earlier to raise rates, and the ICC voted yesterday not to interfere with the increase.
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Pullton Company
Pullman Company
ICC
Retires From Postal Service After Forty-One Years
Russell S Mefford retires as superintendent of mails from Lebanon Post Office after forty-one years of service. A Navy veteran and former adjunct of the American Legion, he also served as Elks secretary for twelve years and now acts as secretary manager of the club. He and wife reside at 26 North East street with son Robert, daughter in law, and granddaughter.
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Lebanon
U.S. Navy
Hampton
American Legion Post
Mefford
the Elks Lodge
Metford
The
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Clark Gable Wife Sylvia Ashley files for divorce
Hollywood, June 1. United Press reports Lady Sylvia Ashley has filed for divorce from Clark Gable after a failed reconciliation attempt. Basil Bleck said she acted under severe pressure and only after realizing reconciliation was impossible. The suit cites cruelty amid a highly publicized romance and a past of multiple marriages connecting to Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Carole Lombard.
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Aline Mosby
United Press
Cecrocinidionin
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Sylvia Ashley
Sylvia
Basil Bleck
Umtown
Harry Gielser
Santa Monica
Yeater
Bleck
Honolulu
Bermuda
Gable
Douglas Fairbanks
Encino
Emory Roberts Dies Thursday
Emory Edward Roberts a Marion Township farmer died Thursday morning at Sudarth Nursing Home Indiana after two years ill He was born August 3 1873 in Boone county Kentucky survived by wife Iva Jennett Warren and sister Mrs Alli e Thompson of Indianapolis Seven siblings preceded him in death Rev Wilbur Sharpe to conduct services at Myers Mortuary at 230 pm Sunday with burial in Elizaville Cemetery.
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Emory Edward Roberts
Marion Township
Suddarth
Indiana
Edward and
Rachael (Casey) Roberts
Kentucky
Boone County
Iva Jennett Warren
Aliie Thompson
Indianapolis
Wilbur Sharpe
Myers Mortuary
Elizaville
Newsprint Prices Rise in Canada and U.S. Mills
Abitibi Power and Paper Co Ltd announced a $10 per ton increase in newsprint, lifting the price to $111 per ton. The move reflects rising labor and pulpwood costs, with other Canadian paper firms anticipated to follow suit.
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Toronto
Oni
Abitibi Power and Paper Co. Ltd
New York
Lie Urges Communists to Seek Korean Cease Fire
United Nations Secretary General Irygve Lie urged Communists to accept a Korean cease fire now and negotiate later. He warned if North Korea and China refuse, the UN should continue fighting and deploy more forces to Ridgway’s army. He described three UN aims: repel aggression, rebuild a free Korea, and restore devastated lands.
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Ottawa
Ont
United Nations
Irygve Lie
UN Association of Canada
Matthew B Ridgway
Korea
Juin Sih
Lie
Rites At Westfield For Orla Lindley
Orla B Lindley 67 dies after a year illness at home in Westfield. Funeral rites at McMullan Funeral Home 2:30 p m Sunday followed by burial in Summit Lawn Cemetery Westfield. Survivors include widow and children William Lindley and Mrs William Berger of Indianapolis, David at home, two grandchildren, and siblings Morton Lindley of Sheridan, Mrs Raymond Haskett near Westfield, and Mrs Charles Ross of South Bend. Born June 19 1884 in Hamilton County. he was a farmer, carpenter and contractor in the Jotetville neighborhood.
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Summit Lawn
Westfield
McMullan
Orla B. Lindley
Mr. Lindley
Harry Lindley
William Lindley
William Berger
Indianapolis
David
Morton O. Lindley
Sheridan
Raymond Haskett
Charles Ross
South Bend
Lindsey
Hamilton County
Jotetville
Noca
Two Jamestown Men Injured In Accidents
Two Jamestown residents Ernest Skaggs and Wendell Hiland were hospitalized after industrial accidents yesterday. Skaggs, 30, had his leg pierced by rotary hoe prongs on a farm near Jamestown. his trousers entangled, he was freed by driver William Ashley and treated before going to Witham hospital where his condition was listed as fairly good. Hiland, a Jackson Township student, lost two fingers at the R R Donnelly plant in Crawfordsville. his hand reportedly caught in a press and he remained at Culver hospital for treatment.
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Jamestown
Ernest Skaggs
Wendell Hiland
Jackson Township
Skaggs
Frances Shockley
William Ashley
Ashley
Witham Hospital
Hiland
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
R. R. Donnelly
North of Max Funeral for Mrs. Effie Wynkoop at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Effie Jane Wynkoop 73, longtime resident of this county, died at home half a mile north of Max after six months illness. Born November 23 1877, she was married to Albert Wynkoop in 1894, who died 15 years ago. She leaves daughter Mary Edna Pittman, two brothers, two sisters, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 3 p.m. at Russell and Hitech funeral home, burial in Old Union cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.
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Effie Jane Wynkoop
County
Max
Wynkoop
Emsley
Mary Ann (Owens) Jackson
Albert Wynkoop
Old United Brethren Church
Mary Edna Pittman
Route 4
William
Luke Jackson
Near Here
Joe V. Jackson
Near James
George Evans
Arthur Fine
Russell and Hitech
Reds Challenged American Air Supremacy Over Korea
Communist MiG-15s staged a major air battle 90 miles from the fighting front near Korea as 25 jets attacked four B-29s. U N fighters and FAB Sabrejets claimed two enemy planes, while U S bombers and fighters suffered several losses. The action marked a sharp spike in air clashes with deep factional incursions near the Manchurian border.
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Tokyo
Korea
Manchurian
U. S
Reds
Pyongyang
United Nations
An &Th
Yanggu
Hwachon
Chorwon
Jimjin River
Seoul
Navy signals likely to discharge officer in Maryland case
Washington reports the Navy appears ready to dismiss William W. Evans, the discharged officer who authored a contemptuous anti administration letter. Evans, cashiered for permitting Alfred Kohlberg to republish his protest to Congressmen, may return to the University of Maryland. Navy spokesmen declined to comment on President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson at a news conference.
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Washington
Ae Navy
Wiliam W. Beans
University of Maryland Naval
Truman
Dean Acheson
Evans
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
Kohlberg
Navy grants 30 day leave for dying couple romance
A dying high school senior Betty Thompson, 18, and sailor Tom Amburn, 19, receive Navy blessing and a 30 day leave to be together in Atlanta. Amburn is to report to the Atlanta Naval Air Station if plans hold. Betty, who had an amputation and cancer spreading to the lungs, remains hopeful about a home wedding though unable to walk down the aisle. Austin Abbott offers a Sandy Springs cottage and groceries for the couple’s brief reunion.
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Atlanta
Navy
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Tom Amburn
Sioux Falls
Betty Thompson
Atlanta Naval Air Station
Tom
Betty
Russell High School
Austin Abbott
Sandy Springs
Named To Succeed Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia June 1 UP The Most Rev Hugh L Lamb named Bishop of Greensburg Pa ten days ago becomes administrator of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia to replace Denis Cardinal Dougherty who died yesterday Lamb 60 Vicar General since 1936 will serve until the pope appoints a successor He is a native of Modena Pa
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Philadelphia
Hugh L. Lamb
Greensburg
Hope for Moscow Conference Narrowed as Talks Open
Western observers saw only a slight chance Moscow would accept the July 23 Washington foreign ministers conference invitation. Deputy Andrew Gromyko objected to all three agenda alternatives, while some optimists saw a loophole allowing broad topic discussion including the Atlantic Pact and U S bases overseas as potential topics if accepted. Pravda denounced Western refusal to include the pact on the ministers agenda as deception aimed at public opinion.
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Moscow
Russia
Washington
Andrew Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
U.S
Paris
Pravda
Council of Foreign Ministers
Be A Blood Donor For Red Cross Drive
Be a blood donor at the American Legion Home on Tuesday June 5. Loyal citizens are urged to visit and support the Red Cross drive. Appointments can be made by calling the chapter office.
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American Legion
Red Cross
Debated Formosa Policy Document Sparks Senate Clash
Washington June 1 Senators clashed over whether to publish a December 1949 State Department Formosa policy document. Acheson opposed publication while Tobey signaled support for withholding. The dispute delayed a vote, with a committee decision expected later in the day.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Formosa
Douglas McArthurs
Acheson
Senate
Armed Services-Foreign Relations Committee
Korea
State Department
Foreign Service
Charles W. Tobey
N. H
United Press
Tokyo
Tobey
Rural Carrier Expires Today in Lebanon Route Three
Guy Ramous Artman a 37 year old rural carrier with 31 years service died of a heart attack at his Lebanon home. A Boone County native born April 6 1894 he served in World War I and was active in the American Legion First Baptist church Boone Masone Lodge OES and Rural Letter Carriers Association. He is survived by Mary Esther Sutphin his wife and four children Alma Arnol Atherta and Adrian with two granddaughters and siblings Elmer Oran and Noth Artman. Funeral at First Baptist Church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in Mrs Run Cemetery. Funeral home call after 7 pm today until noon Sunday.
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Guy Ramous Artman
Lebanon
Artman
Boone County
U.S. Army
France
American Legion
First Baptist Church
Boone Masame
O.E.S
Whitestown
Central Christian Church
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Francis B
Loretta (Abbott) Artman
Mary Esther Sutphin
Alma
Arnol Artman
Atherta Kessler
Crawfordsville
Adrian Artman
Jamestown
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Patricia Murphy Ison
Berton O'Bryanens
Nora Pearl
Sue Bill Platt
Beverly Proc Quellhurst
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Robert Shawmate
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Sally Sueert Voorhis
Grant Lee Wells
Ramonna White
Phyllis Wileth Wolfe
Pullman
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