Strank A White Budget Debate With Byrd On Solvency
In a heated discussion on taxes and defense spending, Senator Byrd argues for deep budget cuts to maintain solvency as the foundation of free government. He cautions that without fiscal discipline, the U S cannot sustain military readiness or deter Russian aggression. The piece notes the vast national and personal debt totals and the need to balance dollars for defense with fiscal responsibility.
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Congress
P. Decour
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Daffynitions Ail Party Clash Over Olive Spearing Incident
A muddled note frames a gathering described as the Daffynitions Ail Party where participants reportedly spear olives and stab Ervends. No further details clarify location or date, leaving uncertain whether this is a playful event or a satirical item.
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Ervends
Predict New Rain Hazards For Farmers
The Associated Press reports warm showery weather likely through the weekend across Indiana, bringing new rain hazards for corn planting. Scattered thundershowers forecast tonight and Thursday, with possible showers across the south for five days and up to three quarters of an inch of rain there, less elsewhere. Purdue experts say short easen corn hybrids can be planted through mid June in the north and central regions, and until late June in the south, with a cautious sowing window to avoid crop losses from continued wet conditions.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Tla
Easity
Hana
Edwardsport
Purdue
Two Boone Youths Join Armed Forces Tomorrow
Two Boone County young men, James Robert Hopkins of Sherman and Leonard D Grizzle of Zionsville, will be inducted on Thursday June 6. Mrs Roberta Link clerk of Local Board No 1 said they will report tomorrow morning and travel by bus to the Armed Forces Induction Center in Indianapolis for probable assignment to basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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Boone County
Roberta Linkclerk
Local Board No # of
Selective Service
James
Robert Hopkins
Sher Dian
Leonard D-Grizzle
Zionsville
Armed Forces Induction Center
Indianapolis
Fort Leonard Weed
Boone Grads Listed From Counties in Indiana University Plan
Spl twenty students from Boone County appear among about 3, a92 graduates tentatively announced by Indiana University. The 128th commencement is scheduled for June 10 at Memorial Stadium with baccalaureate on June 9 at 2 30 pm led by President Wilbur Eddy Saunders of Colgate Rochester NY. Names span Boone County towns and include degrees in education arts and sciences dentistry and music education among others.
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Paul EK Brese
Carolyn Ano
Gerald E. French
John A. Hedge
Chenistry Frank
Heflin
Nean L. Linten
Morton
Engheh
James R. Slagle
Gene A. White
Thorntown
Marlene Changhers
Mary Treen Stuart
Zionsville
Alice L. Atkinson
William B. Aoer
Robt D. Conklin
Ivanna Gwaltney Conrad
Robert G. Fortune
Edites
Eisenhower Rejects Broad Bomb Test Ban
President Eisenhower stated support for a total disarmament plan if universal and complete. He said the United States could not join a ban on testing, citing a Soviet agreement against use of atomic weapons and concerns over ongoing hydrogen bomb development. He noted scientists warned fallout could harm future generations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russa
Pacific
Eisen Wwer
Fis
Fosenhower
Risenhower
United
Soldier Hurt Driver Jailed After Indiana Crash
An airman Heiman, 23, suffered head and facial lacerations and was hospitalized at Culver Hospital Crawfordsville with shock noted. Dwight Houser, 24, driver, was charged with drunken driving by Jamestown Town Marshal Forrest Young and jailed in Boone County. The wreck happened when Houser's car hit a tree in front of Wesley Brown Sr’s home on South Lebanon Street in Jamestown, leaving the vehicle in Brown's yard.
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Bakers
Dwight Houser
Crawfordsire
Jamestown
Haiman
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Ataht Houser
Forrest Young
Boone County
Lebanon
Houston
Wesley Brown Sr
Brown
Holmann
Boone Sends 16 To Purdue In Dense Hoops Summary
A garbled report lists Boone and Purdue connections with mentions of players, teams, and events. It references Lafayette, a university setting, and mentions of attendances and figures, but the exact names and outcomes are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece seems to describe a basketball tour or game with multiple individuals and locations tied to a university sequence.
Motorcycle Rider Injured In Fall Near Whitestown
John Fisher of Zisere ville on Route Hix was injured in a fall from his motorcycle on US 2 north of Whitestown early Saturday. He sustained several fractured ribs and a sprained shoulder and was taken to Methodist hospital for treatment. He lost a watch valued at $80. a report of a missing motorcycle was false. Friends from near Jolietville later recovered the machine.
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John. Fisher
Frans
Whitestown
Methodist
Oscar Fisher
Zisereville
Boone
U S To Erect New Post Office At Santa Claus
The U S Post Office Department awarded a contract on Tuesday for construction of six new post offices at Santa Claus Indiana. The winning bidder was Wil ibe Ao Rech, president of Santa Tieus, with details misread in the source. The notice mentions a commercial enterprise and a scam reference amid the holiday context.
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U.S
Santa Claus
Washington P
Wil Ibe Ao Rech
Santa Tieus
Uaisied Inne
$150000 Suit Settled Here
A damaged suit report describes a $150000 damage case settled locally after a lengthy court process. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but references a widow and a plan, with dates implied as yesterday. The record notes a court settlement reached with a related party and mentions Terre Hindite Unithe Gilt in fragmented terms.
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Belork
State Offers County Land Purchase Amid Highway Plans
Boone County will receive a state offer of 19096 for 38 acres of land scattered in small parcels near US 52 bypass junction south of town and the Hall Baker end. The purchase aims to support relocation of US 52 and to build an overhead bridge and a new road linking US 52 City route with Hall-Baker road across from the Boone County Home.
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T Resne County Board
Boone
Rex Sprong
Hail Baker
Sprong
State Highway Department
Boone County
Timber Loss Under 1000 Reported in Shade State Park Edge
Crawfordsville officials report an independent survey found timber worth under 1000 seized from the northern edge of Shade State Park. County prosecutors and state officials testified as parts of a grand jury proceeding regarding the incident and related investigation.
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Crawfordspille
Andenneth Marlin
Isshin
Shade State Park
Marlin
Montgomery County
Cerne
Emiimaliet
Apahers
George Kelly Dies At Home
George Kelly longtime Clinton County farmer dies at his Elizaville area home after a life of farming. Born 1873 in Clinton, he married Bertha, then Nellie Moss. Survived by widow, two daughters Charlotte Caldwell and Violet Henning, son Claude, a step daughter Inez Hollingsworth, ten step sons, four brothers, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Charlotte Caldwell
Hobart
Ind
Violet Henning
Anderson
Claude Kelly
Route 3
Inez Hollingsworth
Francis
Gene Moss
Lebanon
Edward
Orval Kelly
Russiaville
Charles
Bringhurst
James
Kokomo
de_ SUrtye
It's Up to My Lawyers Now Says Girard
A garbled report quotes Girard saying the decision rests with his lawyers after a soldier was charged in a Japanese related crime. The text references a Malian and Heard and mentions court action, but many words are unreadable.
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Harn
Andy Seva
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Asid Girard
Winittine San
Roberta Sink Receives New Public Post
Roberta Sink is appointed to a new clerical post with the Stace Yi Nbpea Board. The appointment, dated December 10, 12-10, replaces the former clerk and marks a staffing change affecting park drive and local governance.
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Park Drive
Benge
Stace Yi
Gaeaintientu
Indian Dancers Entranced Indiana Scout Crowd
Crowds enjoyed Indian Dances at a Tuesday event in a church drawing room. The Indian Dancers group traveled from Indianapolis and Danville under the Central Indiana Boy Scout Council. Gus Zaharko chaired a brief meeting. Fred Stokes introduced Charles Stott, Danville Chief, who presented the dancers in handmade costumes. The crowd’s highlight was a tomahawk dance with a war hatchet passed among dancers and then the audience. Susie Stokes, 19, of Lebanon played several accordant solos.
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Central Indiana Boy Scout
Indianapolis
Danville
Gus Zaharko
Fred Stokes
Charles Stott
Susie Stokes
Lebanon
Prayer The Upper Room Testimony of Faith
A brief prayer text thanks God for the privilege of prayer. It expresses gratitude that talking with Thee stirs a glowing heart, and ends with Amen through our Savior.
Girard Ruling Sparks Probes and Senate Questions
The Girard ruling prompts a Senate probe as lawmakers seek who is responsible for the decision allowing Japan to try U.S. servicemen abroad. Chairman Ervin and Sen. Flanders press Defense Dept counsel Robert Dechert while debates over status of treaties governing servicemen’s offenses continues, amid broader calls for accountability and future probes.
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Ernest
Vaccaro
Washington
Japan
Senate
Ervin
ONC
Defense
William Guid
Ottawa
LaSalle
Naka Sakai
Giird
Ange
Girard
Dulles
de Wilson Hioase
Gress
Flagerty
Cer
Iisenhower
Tke Darsien
Europe
Far East
Congress
Acmedartes
Beeter
Pate
Bound By Pact To Give Japan Jurisdiction
President Eisenhower stated that Japan has voluntary jurisdiction over the murder trial of an American holder and that the U S will monitor justice. He noted 13,652 of 14,000 violators are under Japanese law and pledged to seek fair treatment and legal precision. He recalled his role in shaping status of forces treaties and emphasized equitable arrangements with allies.
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Ebsenhower
Erower
Japan
Apan
Eisenhower
U. S
Firenhewer
Local Firm Starts On Church Plant At Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville officials break ground Tuesday for the first church in the east Crawfordsville development. Lebanon contractors led by Frank Wheaton will erect the 15 acre plot on Main Street with Plott and Me cy Lebanon as overseers. Excavation begins for footings and concrete work is hoped to begin soon with completion and opening planned for October.
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Crawfordsville
Vatheads Church
Main Street
Dartington
Charles Platt
Plott
Mecy
Lebanon
Frank Wheaton
Iust
Baby Nuclear Device Tested At Yucca Flat
A 500 foot start marked a nuclear test at Yucca Flat Nevada near Las Vegas. Dr Gerald W Johnson of the University of California Radiation Laboratory said the test was technically successful as observers noted a smaller blast than the previous Sunday’s shot of about 2 kilotons. The test involved a plastic balloon 67 feet high, boosted by a cable tether, with about 43 experiments and eighteen aircraft in the area. The AEC said the next shot would be fired from a two stage arrangement on the sixth.
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New
Iodiy Rhaby Cael Sonieties Pdt
Hamelér
AEC
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