Alen Country Club Offers Junior and Intermediate Memberships
The Alen Country Club board announces two new youth oriented memberships. High School or individual golf membership runs to age 19 at 12.00 dollars yearly. Intermediate membership ages 19 to 28 costs 4.00 dollars monthly, with perks and rules matching full member status. Junior golf courses open after 2:30 p.m. on weekends and holidays.
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Galt
Tvs
Iniey Golfing
Jimmy Scott
Clint
Jimmy
Coury Club
Shin
Paychecks Delayed for Postal Workers Await Congressional Action
Twenty eight local postal employees and others nationwide have waited since Monday for pay with no salary raise funds approved in October. The postmaster says Congress would take the necessary action later this week or early next week after withholding House Bill 6947.
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Becaus Congress
Smith
Congress
Allied Raiders Retreat Near Seoul Under Heavy Fire
Allied infantry raiders near Seoul faced entrenched North Korean resistance at Punchbowl as 650 mortar shells and artillery rained down. They pushed out at 3 p.m. with support but withdrew seven points later amid heavy enemy fire. UN patrols clashed with Reds up to 40 minutes elsewhere on the front. The Allies repelled a hostile squad west-northwest of Yancheon. American Sabres engaged two Mig 15s near the Imj river, downing one and possibly the other.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nation
Yanehon
Alu River
Nuclear Device Exploded Today Near Nevada Test Site
Reports describe a nuclear device explosion at the Nevada Desert proving ground about 7% miles northeast of the town. Observers in Las Vegas and across the region saw distant flashes and heard no blast. troops were not involved, and the test occurred during a series with prior tower shots and explosive pre-detonations.
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Las Vegas
Atari Contist
Yuera Flat
Flash
Ontana
Jes
Kali
Aire Nrie
Obser
AEC
Nevada Desert
United States
Fifteen Die As Plane Strikes British Launch in Den Helder
A Royal Dutch Air Force Thunderjet crashed into a British Royal Navy 12 foot minesweeper near Den Helder, Netherlands, killing 15 people including the pilot and 14 British sailors. Five men died aboard the launch and one British survivor was rescued as search efforts continued in the Marsdiep Strait between Den Helder and Texel Island.
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den Helder
The
Netherlands
Wv Hand
Texel Island
UN Troops Split Main Compound in Korea Prison
American troops divided a prison compound at Koje Do in Korea into two sections with barbed wire as 3,000 Communist prisoners shouted defiantly. Gas masked troops entered behind tanks while prisoners sang, saluted, and shouted back, with camp commander Brigadier General Hasdon J. Beamer leading the operation.
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Koje Sland
Korea
Hasdon J
Bully Beamer
Kale
Pheo
Hass
Report Of Savings Plan In High School
A report outlines a student savings stamp plan conducted at a high school from October to May. Miss Ruth Brookshire chaired, with Miss Eileen Beck aiding. Students in Miss Dime Anderson’s classes bought and distributed stamps, handled records, and money with a secretary in each home.
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Quaterseat
Ruth Brookshire
Stuents
Eileen Beck
Dime Anderson
Boone County Fair Shorthorn Sale Draws Buyers From 17 States
The sixth annus Indiana sale at Boone County Gale Barn held yesterday drew buyers from 17 states and Ontario Canada. Of 82 cattle offered 32 bulls averaged 450 dollars and 50 heifers averaged 440 dollars. Registered shorthorns sold to buyers from Oklahoma North and South Dakota and Texas plus neighboring states. Auctioneers Daugherty and Murphy reported strong interest. H W Walker supervised the sale.
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Indiana
Boone County
Gale Bavilion
Ontario
Canada
Daugherty and Murphy
Oklahoma
South
North Dakota
Texas
H.W. Walker
Peron Begins Second Term In Argentina
Buenos Aires reports President Juan D. Peron was sworn in for a second six year term with Eva at his side. The ceremony marked a historic moment as Argentina’s 1853 constitution barred presidents from succeeding themselves and a new interpretation allowed the transition to proceed.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Eva
Peron
Argentina
Senate Votes Against Extended Dairy Embargo Plan
In Washington a short parliamentary spat over Italian cheeses being “filthy” preceded a Senate vote against extending the embargo on foreign cheeses and dairy products. The move signals partial backing of President Truthap’s call for repealing the embargo scheduled to expire June 30 under the Defense Production Act to shield American dairy producers. Deputy Jean Sens Karl Mundt and Milton Young proposed to preserve the current embargo to guard U.S. cheese makers from competition with Italian varieties.
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Washington
ULP
Senate
Truthap
State Department
Defense Production Act
Reputy
Jean Sens
Karl E. Mundt
S.D
Milton Bo Young
N.D
Mondé
Taft Apparent Winner In South Dakota Primary
Taft leads Eisenhower in the South Dakota presidential primary with a hairline margin as 18 precincts report 4465 to 6344 votes. Heavy trains block backcountry roads delaying results. three precincts sealed awaiting official canvas for final delegate slate of 14 convention votes.
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Taft
South Dakota
Hegin
Black Woman Weds White Sweetheart at Cornell Quaker Ceremony
Grace Cunningham of Berkeley marries Robert McAllester in a 27 minute Friends ceremony at Barnes Hall Cornell University. The couple met at Hartford College Richmond while both students and drew nationwide attention. They sat with their parents as no minister led the Quaker service with vows of faithfulness.
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Hhaca
Society of Friends
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Robert McAlester
Africa
Fartham College
Richmond
Barnes Hall
Cornell University
McAllester
Truman Denies Plot To Seek Nomination In 1952
President Truman denounced as warped minds a report that he is secretly plotting to capture the Democratic nomination. He said he will attend the Democratic National Convention only as retiring president after a new nominee is chosen, and that the 1952 nominee will not be the current president. He dismissed rumors and avoided discussing Eisenhower and Thurman’s dispute, saying he does not know who will spell out the issue.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Trutian
Dwight D
Robert A Ts
Eisenhower
Fiverhower
Abile
Rushville Heads Obtain Info On Local Utilities
Rushville delegates led by Mayor Witham Wirship and council members George Cherry and William Morgan visited Lebanon to learn about its utilities setup. Ralph Matney, superintendent, and city officials hosted the group including city attorney Roscoe Hollingsworth and city engineer FE Hine. They obtained full details on the local system and a copy of the city ordinance enacted last December.
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Rushdie
Echanan Utilities
Rushville
Maj
Witham Wirship
Lowell Browning
George Cherry
William Morgan
Ralph Matney
Junel
Lebanon Atdains Board
Roscoe Hollingsworth
FE Hine
Thomas Burrin
Lebanon Utilities
Riville
Ciy
Here
Edwin J Dutch Dies In Chicago At 69
Edwin J Dutch of Chicago died in Hinds hospital after a long illness at age 69. A hatter by trade, he had lived in Chicago since WWI and was born in Thorntown May 28. Survived by widow Marian Dutch and two children, Dean Cramer and Jerome Dutch. Funeral services Friday at Theis funeral home Chicago with burial Mt. Olive cemetery.
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Edwin dl Dutch
Chicago
A. Dutch
Henry Ulen
Hinds Hospital
Dutch
Thorntown
Patrick
Mary Dutch
Marian Dutch
Dean Cramer
Chicaro
Jerome Dutch
Amerillo
Tex
Theis
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Boone GOP Delegates Set For State Conclave
Boone County channels 17 delegates for the Republican state convention in Indianapolis will meet with Sixth District delegates to appoint the two national convention delegates and organizers for the preconclave. Delegates by township include Marion Russell Harris and others. all 17 confirm attendance, with voting blocs by county machine numbers and a Saturday afternoon session after credentials.
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Boone Gop
Boone County
Indianapolis
Marion
Russell Harris
Clinton Frank A. Mullikin
Washington
Ernest F. Lucas
Sugar Creek
E. J. Barker
Jefferson
Ora W. Burgess
Center
Delue Akerman
G.antecliff
Byron Jones
Charles Wheeler
RH. Wiseheart
Russell Richardson
Herbert Ransdell
Union-Worth
Charles I. Carey
Eagle
Rush Harmon
James Heinze
Perry Harrison
Charles W. Dinsmore
Jackson
Morris B Ashley
Hamilton
Fountain
Warren
Hendricks
Montgomery
Parke
Putnam Counties
Vermillion and
Vigo
Scout Leaders Will Get Keys at Tonight Dinner
Kesh Chrisman of Indianapolis announced that Robert Sterling and Clarence E Hill will be awarded Scout Master Keys at a dinner tonight at 645 in Wheeler's Blue Room. Sterling has 17 years in Bay State affairs and is explorer adviser of Troop 352 at the Presbyterian church. Hill helps organize Troop 359 at First Baptist church. Camporee planned for Camp Wilson near Zionsville. Chrisman will be based in the Chamber of Commerce building in Indianapolis and visit on Thursdays.
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Kesh Chrisman
Indianapolis
Boone
Hendricks
Robert Sterling
Clarence E. Hill
Wheeler
Renan
Potten
Tenis Boy Scout Ddrive
Herman
McRobertscdistrict
Sterling
Bay Segut
The
Presbyterian Church
Whitestown
First Baptist Church
Camp Wilson
Zionsville
Chrisman
Missouri Valley College
Indianaport
Chamber of Commerce
Dave
House bill would grant veterans benefits totaling 1 million
Washington reports the House passed a bill to provide Korean war veterans with one million dollars in annual benefits in the form of free schooling loan guarantees social security credits and mustering-out pay. Berlin protests Soviet blockade while East and West Berlin police tighten security after shootings and kidnappings.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wreck On Monon Scatters Coal in Indiana
A Monon Railroad freight derailed when a wagon swayed off the track near Frankfort Indiana. Fifteen cars left the rails spilling hundreds of tons of coal along the right-of-way with no injuries reported.
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Frankfort
Ind
Monon
Grow Will Face Court Martial
Washington June 4 UP The army announced that Lt Gen Robert Grow formerly military attache in Moscow will be tried by court martial on charges related to a diary allegedly stolen by a Soviet agent. The trial will be at Fort Meade Maryland with sessions closed, based on Lt Gen Eduard Brooks investigation.
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Washington
Sant
Robert Wo Grow
Moscow
Ft Meade Md
Grows
Grow
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Russia
Eduard Ho Brooks
2Nd Army
Brooks
Fyene
UN Refuses Reds Demands in Korea Negotiations
United Nations delegates at Panmunjom rejected calls to forcibly return prisoners of war toCommunist control and warned adversaries their hollow demands would meet deaf ears. General William K. Harrison said repatriation terms would not be paid, as officials described prisoners screened under observation after arms fire arrangements.
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Panmunium
Korea
COP
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Allert
Money Order Replaces Parking Ticket Payment
Lon Sanders of Frankfort paid a 25 cent parking ticket by money order sent to police. Sanders mailed the payment after leaving the scene and not reporting to headquarters. The incident was noted by local authorities who received the money order this morning.
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Lon Sanders
Frankfort
Sanders
Weather Forecast Patchy Clouds and Showers Likely
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunder showers Thursday night into Friday. Temperatures little changed with lows 55 to 60 north and 62 to 66 south. Friday highs range from 13 to 24 north and 33 to 36 south, with showers mainly in the north.
Eisenhower News Conference Signals MacArthur Link
In Abilene Kansas AP Ike indicated he would likely seek Gen Douglas MacArthur for a high post if nominated and elected. He praised MacArthur's intellect and urged access to his knowledge on the Far East. Ike declined to discuss specifics of ending the Korean War, saying retreat from UN lines is impractical, and stressed the paramount issue as the people. He opened the session by reaffirming Republican principles and aimed to outline policy positions in upcoming questions.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Far East
Fesenhower
United Nations
Korea
Matthew Ridgway
North Atlantic
Natworks
Fisenhower
Jie
Sunflower Hotel
Sen
Robert A. Tatt
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