Scientist regrets atomic bomb work at Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Dr Roy Moen a Chicago University nuclear physicist apologized for the creation of the atomic bombs that devastated Nagasaki and Hiroshima before a 44 member Japanese delegation at the Moral Rearmament World Assembly on Mackinac Island He said he was not proud of the scientific achievement.
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Hareshima
Nagasaki
World Assembly
T Am
Hiroshima
Dre Roy Moen
University of Chicago
Keizo Shibusawa
Shake Moanshan
Law Partnership Is Dissolved
The law firm of Russell Richardson and Eugene B Burns dissolves their partnership. Richardson will form a new partnership with Je Ro Stewart at Adney & Adney in the Helm Office Building once vacated. Burns continues practice at 108 North Lebanon Street.
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Russell Richardson
Eugene B. Burns
Richardson
Je Ro Stewart
Obipy
Adney & Adney
Helm
Adiney & Adn Pik
Ball Build
Mr. Burns
North
Lebanon Street
Phantom gunman targets motorists in Illinois driving blue car
Police across Illinois seek a lone medium built man in a blue car after a string of attacks on motorists. The latest incident occurred outside Decatur when Edward Smith, 27, of St. Louis, reported being fired upon from bushes and wounded. Authorities describe the attacker as solitary, and a state-wide sweep was ordered to trap the suspect.
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Thips
Mann
Deestay
Ty Niet
Flaifield
Decatur
Edward Smith
St. Louis
Smith
Hoosier Miter Club Forms Highway Improvement Effort
Indianapolis leaders form a project adequate roads committee to coordinate Indiana highway improvement programs. The group aims to curb diversion dispersion and waste and to push for better road funding and planning as part of transportation improvement efforts led by Richard T. James.
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Hoosier Miter Club
Adequate Roads Committee
Sea
Richard T. James
Boone Aerie To Install Officers
Boone Aerie to install officers at 8 p.m. tonight in the lodge hall. The program includes a joint installation of the men's lodge and the ladies auxiliary, with a large crowd expected and former officers honored for past service.
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vMerthy
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Acre
Order of Beales
Rites Held in Missouri for Harry Stoops Former Resident
Harry Stoops born September 1 1886 near Lebanon died last Saturday at his Cuba Missouri home. He married Ruth Malloy in 1920 after moving to St Louis in 1912. Survivors include widow two sisters Marie Wall and Dess Patterson of Lebanon a brother Ivor Stoops of Denver New Jersey and several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by two sisters Della Couchman Dora Bart and brothers Claude and Koy Stoops.
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George Washington
Sarah Franes
Dodenn
Dess Patterson
Lebanon
Ivor Stoops
Dever NJ
Della Couchman
Dora Bart
Claude and
Koy Stoops
Eisenhower Fights For Air Power Record In News Conference
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower defended his air power record against Sen Robert Taft amid questions tied to his Republican nomination. He warned of the danger of a staged global war by Russia and urged continued air support to back friendly nations, as he began retirement from a 14 month military era with a farewell news conference at the Pentagon. He planned Kansas campaign travels and a public speech after returning to his base in Fort Leavenworth.
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Dwight Dpd
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Eienhower
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Potomac River
Statler
Seek To Rescue Trapped Miners Near Tranweed Michigan
Rescue teams in Tranweed Michigan work with hand tools to reach five miners trapped after a collapse at the Pepbiret mine. Workers tunneled from three directions on the 250 feet level, bracing with timbers as they advance. The mine operators and union members postponed a scheduled walkout to aid the rescue. Names of rescuers and trapped miners appear in the report.
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The
Republic Stew Co
Euenerco Hien
Valuntaeret
Momelay
Matt Crocker
Seraphram Zacharzewski
Derma Mo Oikenen
Victer Fox
Generally fair with scattered storms near Ohio River
A weather bulletin notes generally fair conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers near the Ohio River Tuesday afternoon or early Tuesday evening in Illinois and Indiana. Cooler in the north portion. Lows Tuesday night range from 54 to 59 in the north and 58 to 64 in the south. Highs Wednesday reach 70 to 75 in the north and 71 to 76 in the south.
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Ike To Give First Political Speech On TV Wednesday Night
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will deliver his first political speech on television Wednesday June 4 as Mr Eisenhower. The address from Abilene Kansas will be broadcast nationwide by WFBM TV Indianapolis at 6 00 p m. He has given up his military retirement pay to campaign for the GOP nomination and will appear as a citizen candidate.
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WFBM
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Abilene
Kansas
Ike
Angry Farmers Beat Up Sheriff in Lapeer Eviction Row
In Lapeer Michigan a mob of about 150 angry farmers attacked Sheriff Gregory and Deputy Reedy as they attempted to serve an eviction notice on Mrs Elizabeth Stevens at her acre farm 20 miles north of the city. The officers fled to the county seat with bruises and blackened eyes, while Gregory threatened to seek assault warrants against several locals. The confrontation ties to long running debts within the Lapeer Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association.
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Highte
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Gegory
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Elizabeth Stevens
Here
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Reedy
Ned
Steve Case
Muithal Fire Insurance Asan
Han Reoeys
Kaemon Fa
Then Farms
Ratner Receives Gift Certificate For Courteous Driving
Charles Batner of 119 Indiananeli arena is named supervisor of the week. Mik Company holds the share for the most courteous driver yesterday. Ratner will receive a $4 gift certificate from the Chamber of Commerce as Coustey Week honors drivers under the local chamber sponsorship.
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Harles
Tornado Pounds Buck Grove Area In Iowa Primary Chaos
A tornado struck Parkersburg and Buck Grove Iowa destroying a schoolhouse used as a polling place. Ruth Miller age six was killed and her siblings injured as a ballot box with votes disappeared amid downed power lines and widespread damage. Authorities warned live wires danger and search teams sought the missing ballots.
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Parkersburg
Iowa
Ruth Miller
Buck Grove
David
Jean
Dare Commies To Take Part In Rescreening Test
United Nations urged the Communists to allow a neutral recheck of POW wishes to return home. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison accused the Reds of obstructing talks after offering a test to verify how many of about 160,000 Allied prisoners want repatriation. North Korea’s Gen Nam Ti pressed for another meeting Wednesday.
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Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Jes Sey
Harrison
Nam Ti
Four Scientists Sent To Hospital After Radiation Incident
Four Argonne National Laboratory scientists were rushed to hospital after an atomic materials experiment exposed them to heavy radiation. Names listed include Dr Peter Morcis, physicist. Aaron Ulrich, research technician. Mrs Lense Kollman, research technician. and Roland A Bach, another technician. Officials said outcomes uncertain while investigators assess possible damage and symptoms.
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Chicago
Arconne
Caty
Lester Frinney
Argonne
Peter Morcis
Aaron Ulrich
Page County
Hechai-ierioni
Rescue Boys Trapped In Caved-in Tunnel
Mount Vernon Indiana dispatch reports two boys trapped four hours in a caved in tunnel were rescued in good condition. Danny McFadden aged 11 and his cousin John McFadden 12 crawled into a water cut tunnel while playing and became trapped. Their father and former Posey county sheriff John Ho McFadden led rescuers to the scene. The boys were fed oxygen through a garden hose. Danny walked out after being lifted from the 20 foot shaft while John collapsed and was revived with resuscitators.
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Mount Vernon
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John
John Ho McFadden
Danny
Posey County
New Campaign Manager Likely for Eisenhower in 1952 Race
The report suggests Dwight D. Eisenhower may name a new campaign manager or designate a personal spokesman as he begins his first campaign speech. Observers expect a formal announcement Thursday when the new campaign figure appears in civilian clothes during a press conference in Abilene, two weeks after Sen. Henry Rabbet fudgedr AR Moss. The Midlands and Midwest advisory groups worry the organization needs cohesion, with influence from Paris to predate the base.
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Ayia
Incorrect Call Attributed to Military Headquarters
A garbled telephone exchange reports a misdial or mistaken reservation request linked to a military or command line. The dialogue references Brig Gen Hatt Old, Arescom, and a registration act, but the exact names and purpose remain unclear due to distorted OCR text.
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Arescom
British troops lay siege in Western Berlin report
British forces mobilize to meet force with force as Radio Berlin broadcasts claim a Soviet creeping blockade. Western Berlin hovers under tense siege conditions with Allied troops tightening actions around the city.
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Retakia Fren
New
Freedom Flame Monument To Be Built Here
Boone County commissioners in the June session unanimously favored a petition from the Lebanon Jaycees to erect a Freedom Flame Monument on the northeast corner of the courthouse yard. Dean Hall, executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, said the Jaycees aim to complete the structure by July 4 for the Freedom Festival with assistance from community members to refuel and maintain the lamp.
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Lebanon Jaycees
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Chamber of Commerce
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Jaycees
Four Reformatories Inmates Escape After Overpowered Guard
Four inmates escaped from a reformatory Monday night by overpowering a guard and sealing a wall. Authorities routed the planned breakout as work crews installed a steam line. the fugitives used a laundry pipe to scale the wall and flee. Names listed include Tony Scotter, Harry Klepper, William Vanderharch, and Norman Peale. all were sentenced for larceny and other charges.
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Tadiane
Tour
Peidletey
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Met
Reformatory Iaumity
Tohni
Ken Scotter
Harry Flepper
Four From County Get Purdue Degrees
County students received degrees at Purdue University during Sunday commencement. Dr Frederick J. Hovde presided. Names include Billy Campbell Route 6 and Martha Mo Christian. Martha Mericd Jan Streat also listed, all earning bachelor’s degrees. fields span home economics and science.
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Purdiup University
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Frederick J. Hovde
Laval
Billy - Campbell
Martha Mo Christian
Nartho Mericd
Jan Streat
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Truman may invoke Taft Hartley to end steel strike
Washington reports say President Truman is likely to send Congress a special message seeking emergency legislation after the Supreme Court ruled his seizure of the steel mills unconstitutional. Officials suggest using Taft-Hartley as a temporary fix while Congress acts, with wage and price controls possible if talks fail. Negotiations in New York may extend Friday, but relief hinges on overcoming industry price pressures.
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Washington
Truman
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Joseph Short
Mr. Truman
Wage Neroutians
New York
Sex Maniac At Large After Airport Theft Flyby
A dangerous sex offender suspected in a Brookings plane theft escapes a Minnesota mental facility. A yellow Piper Cub tied to Karl Ross, 40, abandoned near Mount Pearice, with police tracking a westerly flight toward Ewing, about 175 miles southwest of Brookings, after the craft carried limited fuel for a 200 mile range.
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Lange
Nebraska
Sand Hills
Karl Ross
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Pearice
St. Peter Minn
al Nelson
Ross
Ewing
Indiana Lands 15 Acres for National Guard Camp
The Senate received from the House a bill to grant Indiana 15 acres of federal land called Tent City near Stout Field in Indianapolis to be used by the Indiana National Guard.
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Senate
House
Indiana
Stout
Indianapolis
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