Hoosier Korean War veterans face education deadline
The article notes thousands of Hoosier Korean War veterans may lose federal education aid if they miss the Aug 20 deadline. It explains veteran eligibility for college training stipends, on the job and farm programs, plus other cash support, while urging timely action to pursue education rather than cash benefits.
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Weather outlook for northeast region tonight
Mostly cloudy and windy conditions with occasional light rain in the northeast half. Cooler temperatures expected tonight with a noticeable drop after sunset.
Tax Payers May Enjoy Lower Welfare Rate
Boone County taxpayers likely pay only 0.5 cent per hundred valuation for Public Welfare grants and administration in 1955 versus 0.8 to 0.9 cents this year. Welfare Board members, appointed by Circuit Judge, review tentative budget of about 20,215 dollars with a 0.86 cent rate proposed, to fund aid including to dependent children and the blind. The county is reimbursed by state and federal governments for a large share of the welfare budget. Continues on later page.
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Fare
Frank B. Lenny
Welfare Board
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Glen Graves
Jaiestown
Irvin Peters
Whitestown
Purtsl N Shaw
Ironsvalle
Frank A. Muliixin
Rirkin Rowters
Moore
Thorntawn
Thompson
Resident's Father Expires In Brazil
Bailes Ginrur 19, father of Mrs Eliabeth Eisingston, died after a week of illness at Clay County hospital in Brazil where he resided. Funeral services were held Friday at Miller and Sons Funeral Home on Reid with burial in Cottage Hill Cemetery. He was a coal miner born in Beisim, moved to Meags as a child, and left a family including three sons, four daughters, six grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
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Forced love ends in court reconciliation plea
Robert Moore testified he earns 272 dollars a month as a shipping clerk with fixed expenses of 159 dollars as Superior Court Judge Alan J. Ashcraft hears Mrs. Alice C. Moore petition for temporary support for herself and their one year old daughter. The judge said he is too poor to afford a divorce and urged reconciliation as Moore and his wife left hand in hand.
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Air Academy Site Narrowed to Three Locations
The Air Force announced three possible sites Alton Indiana Colorado Springs and Lake Geneva Wisconsin for the new Air Academy. Secretary Talbott will choose after personal inspections and study of remaining candidates following a lengthy search involving reports and community feedback.
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Foss Wins South Dakota Gubernatorial Nomination Victory
The World War II Marine ace Ine Foss clinched the Republican primary in South Dakota, edging rivals and earning a strong path to the governorship. Foss, famed for 26 downed Japanese planes, drew 50,000 cheering in Sioux Falls and emphasized practical farming and state issues as he pursues the office against Democrat Ed C. Martin.
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Car Flips Over but Driver Escapes Injury
A car rolled over on a rural road near Letsanon around 1 am after the driver tried to pass a vehicle. The driver escaped injury. state police investigated and none of the residents were harmed.
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Five Nation Militarists Meet at Pentagon on Asia Policies
Secretary Wilson described the gathering of military and diplomatic reps from five nations at the Pentagon to discuss Southeast Asia strategy. He noted most issues are political, despite exploratory talks taking place on a military level as they weigh present and future commitments.
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Senate approves farm bill amid funding and cuts
Senate action clears a farm bill with more than 40 increasing funds and 5 major cuts. House support remains uncertain while differences with the administration on farm loan provisions and rural electrification are resolved. President Eisenhower faces further budget considerations as talks continue.
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Fort Wayne Readers Back McCarthy Support
Fort Wayne readers show strong sentiment for Senator McCarthy in a News-Sentinel poll. Early returns from ballot submissions indicate that supporters praise his investigations into communism as a valuable national service, with 530 votes endorsing that view.
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May parking meter receipts rise in Lebanon total
City Clerk Treasurer Robert Kinkaid reported May receipts for Lebanon parking meters at 2582 dollars and 63 cents. He noted the May 1953 total was 2142 dollars and 38 cents, reflecting a higher current month tally.
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Bullet Speeds Sale Of Insurance Policy
In Berkeley California Howard Martin gave four life insurance sales talks to Paul To MeCracken. A bullet smashed a window and damaged McCracken’s radio Wednesday night. Martin extended a pen for McCracken to sign while police say Hellis Bere, 25, fired a near suicide attempt. the bullet grazed his side and touched McCracken.
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City backs Fourth plans amid celebration concerns
Mayor says city supports a large Fourth of July event in Lebanon with a parade, fireworks, baseball games, and Memorial Park displays. Reports note police counted vandalism and a stolen license plate as preparations continue, while the chamber and volunteers organize funds and logistics for the celebration.
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Jury Of Seven Men Five Women To Hear Case
A jury of seven men and five women was chosen in under an hour to hear the case of five counts against five defendants charged with assault with intent to injure and presenting dangerous weapons. Bonds were set at 100 900. none could raise the money. Among the defendants is a defendant identified as Mrs Lebron, whose testimony highlighted language barriers. The most seriously wounded, Rep Sivin Ho Bentley, remained in critical condition after the shooting. The proceedings include other named Congressmen and defendants, with trial before Judge James W. Morris.
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Kenneth A. Roberts
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Wrought iron railings crafted for Methenhiat Home hall
Designer railings at the new Muadonng Hall of the Methenhiat Children Home were made by Pahner Industries of Lebanon. The firm contributed to the S84,000 building project and the hall was dedicated at a ceremony led by Bishop Richard.
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MIG Fires On Belgian Plane Kills Officer
A Belgian transport plane carrying 1200 pedigreed pigs from Britain to Belgrade was attacked by a MIG jet fighter. The crew of four Belgians and one Briton suffered one dead radio operator and injuries to the pilot and a mechanic. The British co-pilot Wilson reported the strike as the left side was hit at about 6000 feet, forcing an emergency landing at Jag Austria before reach ing Graz. The ship was later flown to Graz Airfield by the co-pilot. The operation was organized by a London firm. Sabena planned further flights from Britain to Yugoslavia.
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