Draft Extension Debate Opens in the Upper House
Senator Chan Gurney warns a one year draft extension risks global conflict worse than World War II while proposing a threefold larger mobilization. He urges Republican support for a nonpartisan extension to show America’s international resolve as Senate debate begins.
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Washington
Chan Gurney
Dakota
Senate
America
Gurney
Republica
Tra
Ken W. Barkley
Kerrs
House
P Agers
Army
Memorial Day Week Sees Rising Violent Death Toll in U S
United Press reports over 11 people killed in violent incidents during the Memorial Day period, with at least 125 killed in traffic accidents. Weather hazards and high highway danger contributed, one drowning noted. Overall fatalities trend higher than wartime levels, total deaths approaching wartime averages.
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United Pre
Conservation League Meets Tuesday Night
The Boone Court Conservation League Inc will meet Tuesday night at 8 00 o'clock at Conservation Park for a business gathering. Plans for the remainder of the year will be discussed.
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Boone Court Conservation League, Inc
Conservation Park
Clark and Shinn Open New Machine Shop Here
Elmer Ro Clark and John Shinn announce a new repair and machine shop in the city located at the rear of it Wet Routh street, occupying the former Withert Long factory. The shop offers welding repair and standard machine work with gear, belt, pulley, and drive service, plus any type of fabrication.
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Elmer Ro Clark
John Shinn
Wet Routh Street
Withert Long
Mpetare Sale Mro
Sinn
Four Day Traffic Toll Leaves State Dead
A four day period in the state resulted in fourteen deaths from traffic incidents. Several victims including Indhana Ver trastiv and others were killed in crashes on highways and rural roads during the holiday week. Police reported multiple accidents with varying causes and noted several injured, some critically, as authorities investigated each incident.
U. Scholarship Winners Named in Indiana
Indiana University announces 1946 47 state scholarships awarded for superior academic records. Recipients include Nancy Ann Barnett Lebanon High School and Marjorie Joan Glendenning Perry Central High School both in Lebanon. Alma Jean Kimmel Thorntown Lebanon High School received a LaVerne Noyes scholarship, while George E. Kimmel Thorntown Lebanon High School earned a special merit scholarship.
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Indiana Univerats
Universit
Boonclude
Boone County
Nancy Ann Barnett
Lebanon High School
Marjorie Joan Glendenning
Perry Central High School
Lebanon
Alma Jean Kimmel
Thorntown
LaVerne Noyes
George E. Kimmel
Bankhead Worsens After May Stroke Inquiries
Washington dispatch notes Senator John J Bankhead 72 remains gravely ill at Naval Hospital after a May 24 stroke. Doctors report he lost ground last night and his condition is deteriorating. The veteran Senate leader suffered the stroke during a heated committee hearing while denying a public accusation.
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Washington
John JH. Bankhead
Rices Duncan
The
Naval Hospital
Bankhead
Senate
Catton Hee
Drew Pearcoon
Italian Election Painting Signals Communist Poor Third
June 3 early returns in the Italian election count showed the Communists running a poor third while the trend favored abolition of the monarchy and a republic. Continued on page four.
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Republi
Jamestown Woman Appointed to Boone Welfare Board
Judge Frank E. Hutchinson appointed Mrs. Lucile Groves of Limestown as a member of the Boone County Board of Public Welfare. She serves from June 1, 1946, to June 1, 1950, replacing Mrs. Fear B. Smith of Lebanon. Other members include Paul A. Morris, Pirtle N. Shaw, Charles N. Smiley, and Olive Jaques Moore Thorntown.
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Frank E. Hutchinson
Lucile Groves
Limestown
Boone County Board of Public Welfare
Groves
Fear B. Smith
Lebanon
May
Welfare Board
Paul A. Morris
Pirtle N. Shaw
Zonsville
Charles N. Smiley
Whitestown
Olive Jaques Moore
Thorntown
Ord
Communists lose bid for French election power
Paris reports that the moderate Popular Republican party displaced the Communists in France's postwar vote. Foreign Minister George Bidault, leader of the victorious party, may head a coalition government with social and other groups, while a president and premier are to be chosen under a temporary postwar framework. The outcome reshapes France's political landscape with Algeria, Morocco, and Vietnam referenced as distant ties.
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Republican
France
Nget
Vlee
George Bilalt
DEXI
Tay Olives
Wid Pretmer Durwe Fee
Corsten
Algeria
Murovin
Vanasia
Popitas Bernlie
Piaalga
Dover
Nat Vonaliatay
Bae
Petiaran
Dt Pratt
Butler commencement set with degree candidates listed
The Butler Board of Review begins hearings for degree candidates across multiple towns from June 1 to June 18. The June 10 commencement features Dr. R. Maxam as registrar and President Frederick L. Hovde as honorary speaker, with Rev. PLoH. Welshimer delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Lebanon students are among 252 candidates. Phi Kappa Phi members include Mrs. Galvin and Mrs. Harner.
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R. Maxam
Tod
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Per
Ploh. Welshimer
First Christian Church of
Canton
Ohio
Lebanon
Butler
Galvin
Harner
Phi Kappa Phi
Reserve Officers to Meet Tuesday Night
Members of the Boone County Reserve Officers Association gather at the home of Fred Donaldson in Country Club Park for an outdoor meeting at 7 30. Purdue University guests, former Army majors, will speak and combat films of landings and battles on Pacific islands will be shown.
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Boone County Reserve Office Association
Fred Donaldson
Country Club Park
Purdue University
Pacific Islands
Foreign highway engineers on tour to Indianapolis
A group of 27 highway engineers from China and 16 Latin American countries will tour Indianapolis next weekend. Gov. Ralph F. Gates will greet the visitors who will inspect plants and erecting yards of companies manufacturing modern highway equipment. The group includes engineers from China Argentina Bolivia Chile Colombia Ecuador Uruguay Mexico Panama El Salvador and Venezuela.
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China
Indianapols
Ralph F. Gates
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Columba Wader
Hemeres Urauguayiras
Mexico
Panyon el Salvador
Nd Verezue
County School Heads Meet Wednesday
County Superintendents Association will meet Wednesday at the Fhatel Lips coin in Indianapolis. Dr T Ma fan state superintendent of public instruction and Paul Wie, county superintendent of Lebanon, will be on the program. Me Mathes will deliver the first address on policy questions.
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Didisia
Jose i
Indianapole
T. Ma Fan
Paul Wie
Loth
Lebanon
Mathes
PTA Round-Up To Be Held Thursday
The PTA round-up, sponsored by National Parent Teachers Association, aims to direct parents to their family doctors for diagnosis and treatment confirmation for their children. Transportation can be arranged via the school committee chairman to ensure timely hospital exams and a schedule for diagnosing children from each school.
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Wilenter Pireteeree
Ums Ihelt
Carpeite
Aday
Othes National
Nereah Paren
Awaal
Pitti Abaal
SeeVear
Religious Vacation School Opens at Catholic Church
A four week religious vacation school opens this morning at the Catholic Community Howey. Two Missionary Catechists from Huntington Indiana conduct the program. Local Catholic children of proper age are expected to attend with daily sessions from morning masses at eight o'clock, noon dismissal, and a first Holy Communion planned for Sunday.
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Howey
Huntington
Indiana
Hugh
Elork
Sanday
Diane
Wey
Details of Jap Plot Disclosed Sparks Public Interest
A fragmented report reveals disclosed plans tied to a Japanese plot with unclear origins. The piece mentions a soul, various coded terms, and references to a surmised central authority or event. Names and concrete actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
MMHAN PAPER WINS IN SUPREME COURT
The court fined the paper £1000 and individuals £3250 for contempt portation over two editorials and a critical cartoon printed in November. Judges in Wisena sitting in Miami ruled the pieces gave an unfair and untrue report of the court, affecting several cases.
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Falls
Frankiich
CoRcUrn Ag
Perekamp
Dao County Circuit Court
Barna
Marshall
Wisena
Miami
World Federation May Be Enlisted If Strike Goes On
United Press reports a widening breach between Haber administration and labor leaders as seven Maritime unions seek foreign aid to threaten a shipping strike. Unions appeal to the World Federation of Trade Unions to keep American ships in foreign ports if Truman moves to use coast guard and Navy. a June 15 strike is planned amid labor dispute. Congresshearings invited leaders Green Murray Brown to testify on emergency control bill and industry reshaping efforts.
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Haber
Worls Federation of Trade Unions
Travan
Coast Guard
Navy
Truman
Nas
Congress
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Fort James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musinan
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Spoon
World Federation
Louis Saillant
Paris
Jil: Gninie
Lisen
William Green
American Federation For
Laker
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizariteps
Hares Brown
Independent International Assassiation of Machinists
Warmer Weather Expected Tuesday Across Regions
United Press reports a warm spell to follow a cold snap in the northern United States from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Wisconsin and Iowa saw near freezing lows. Land O Lakes Wisconsin recorded 31 degrees. Wet conditions lingered in the Ohio Valley with five inches of rain in Wheeling. Forecasts expect drying and fair, warmer weather with no major disturbances.
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Wheeling
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