Cause of Chicago hotel fire still undetermined
Scattered reports indicate investigators have not yet established a clear cause for the Chicago hotel blaze. Officials cite preliminary tests and conflicting statements from fire department personnel and eyewitnesses as delays in determining what started the fire at the Salle Morel hotel.
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Chicago
Chieves
Salle Morel
Cran
Maver Edun
Avery Breiare
Steffen
TeaSalle-Majiian Hotel
Legion Poppy Sale Raised Funds for Veterans Families
The American Legion Auxillary poppy committee, led by A. Wilhoite, organized a sale that produced about 2000 poppies. Poppies sold for about 30 dollars per 4000 and funds support welfare work for families of deceased and disabled veterans, with proceeds kept in Boone County and sent to National Headquarters.
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Wilhoite
Amercan Legion Aux Popry Committee
Boone County
Legion Team to Play Fort Harrison Nine
Weather permitting the strong Fort Harrison baseball team will meet the local American Legion nine at Memorial Park. A doubleheader is scheduled to start at 1:30 PM with Akers and Jeen catching batteries and GOV and GREEN elected trustees of Wabash noted in the report.
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Legion
Fort Harrison
Harrison
American Legion
Memorial Park Dias
Tegiin
Akers
Austin SEN to resign from Senate post announces move
In a letter and public remarks Austin Sen. will resign from the Senate to pursue a fulltime post. He cites constitutional limits and his aim to serve in another capacity, with words about continuing public service and possible renomination from Was. He plans to head the U.S. delegation and advise on policy while awaiting formal steps.
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Waetnignen
Slatin
Warren
Tadkay
United
States Coileguie
Nations
Wastin
Nord
Hans Hr
Senate
Tor
Atianise I
United States
Hal Formalin
Austin
Amoasradior
Trustees of Southern College Honor Noted Figures
Vincunswent at Isle Memorial University honored figures including Miss Kathry Coningilie and Miss Joan Graham. Daughters of the American Revolution member Miss Patricia Harman will return for her sophomore year at the university. Lincoln Memorial University continued on page three.
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Isle Memorial Universitit
Burwell
Magia
Mir
Wils le Mooriry
Geineral Society
Taugt ‘Sion
Boanhinlhy
Kermity
Miss Kathry Coningilie
Tt Mathes Oat Oetrnaar
Eiaiah Weinbering
Talmadge
Daughters of the
É At
Revolution
Joan Graham
Reade
Lebanon High School
Patricia Harman
Lincoln Memorial University
House Members Oppose Induction Of Teenagers
Washington reports Congress debated extending draft powers amid calls to ban teenage induction. The House moved to end draft participation for teens, approving a bill to halt inductions until October 15 and extend the current draft holiday while Senate action continues. The vote split along party lines with debate over wartime policy and youth conscription.
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Washington
House
Tony
Senate
Hune
Ajib
Andres Joe May
Pathese
Dusney Omriite
Mickie Hautheesen
Canferte
Saskia Ayeck
Ieee Dioner
Enasy
Rees Ter Howe
Ofiears
Rev Pred Wolff on Road to Recovery After Accident
The Rev Pred Wolff, connected with Conrad Christian church, sustained a fracture from a recent incident near the church hallway on a Sunday. He is stated to be improving and could begin movement within a few weeks as doctors monitor his condition and plan further care.
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Pred Wolff
Fred Wo Wolf
Conrad Christian
Iff
Lee Wain
Suni G. Wolfh
St. Vileen
Lay
Stoves Prices to Rise in Postwar Market
Washington June 6 UP Retail prices for household cooking and heating stoves are set to rise as manufacturers of ranges, stoves, and furnaces face higher costs. The Office of Price Administration reports price increases by about two percent. The move affects consumers paying rent and buyers of new stoves, with anticipated higher water costs and related expenses cited by officials.
Trains Collide On Zunion Pass in Fast Moving Incident
Reports from New York and Washington describe a collision on Zunion Pass lines as a streamliner struck a slow moving train near La Grand. Injuries were few but one worker Unger was pulled from wreckage as crews cut away debris.
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Zisimery
LaGrandl
LaGrand
Unger
Mrs Mac Arthur Heads Committee to Aid Orphans of Veterans
Mrs Mac Arthur leads a committee to assist orphans of veterans seeking education. Funds up to 200 dollars are available to support boys and girls in pursuing schooling, with applications through Mrs Mac Arthur for those connected to World War II veterans and others.
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Mac Arthur
Mac- Arihw
Hassil Schenck to Speak at Evansville event
Indianapolis leader Hassil Schenck will headline the Southwestern Conference meeting in Evansville. The program is sponsored by the state economic commission with Evansville Gas and Electric president Waites I and Indianapolis News editor Nolaml among organizers. Others from Indiana were reportedly invited.
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Hassil. Schenck
Evansville
Indanapilis
Ylisna
Toheon
Indiana
Selected to judge panel amid legal and political uncertainty
Reported names and roles show attorneys and officials from Saint James and neighboring counties discussed appointments and panel seats. The piece notes ongoing court and political maneuvering with undefined outcomes and potential conflicts among parties and affiliations.
NBIYNA Farm Bureau Opens Conferences
The Indiana Rural Youth group and ten district managers convene at NBIYNA Farm Bureau events. Leaders present a co operative report and address future rural programs and collaborations across the rural youth network.
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Nbiyna Farm
Bureal
Troitatiapasties
Penferinaes
Metdaneg
Distri Manazers
Toca Slassenible
Indiana
Tom Ty Reag
Royal jewels stolen at German castle grounds
News reports a dramatic theft at a 180 acre estate near Frankfurt ten miles north of the city. Princess Margar eta, sister of the Kaiser, resides near the grounds with U.S. Army control since 1946. Newsweek says gems valued at 7 million dollars disappeared after a sensational occupation era theft involving four high ranking American officers.
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Frankfurt
Margareta
Kaiser
U. S. Army
Newsweek
New York
Tragic Vehicle Crash Claims Two Children In County
A fatal accident near Moore claims Nadine Lies aged 12 and Patty Ans, killed when a Ford Model A collided with a sound truck. Funeral services set at Bratton Brothers funeral home. Investigations by county and state police describe a late afternoon crash on the Mars Hill area farm road.
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Bratton Brothers
Nadine Lies
Langhter
Patty Ans
FM Oelsek Wien
Ratlind Roesting
Akin
Chitin County
Moore
Mr. Serviex
Miles Harthea Bool
Pein Huang
Senate Debates Controversial Measure On Newts
Barkley said he did not meter that one member of the meeting group supported the controversial measure for newts. The session continued amid debate on administration decanting and associated proposals.
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Wearhurertqy
Annie
Praia
Iene
Heer
Riklen
Sarak
Coen Ieee
Te Sagette
Barkley
Tee
Wotanie
Penarians and Pageants: Local Meet and School Chorus
A garbled but readable item describes a series of events sponsored by Pur deat Ms Smith with involvement of local schools and a veterinarians’ meeting. Mentions Penny Ny ee ege and Covi, Clade Potts, Boswel, and a concert by piano players. Continued on Page Four.
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Birth Uistries Oy
Cseeger
Joe Lehinon
Tiffienrs
Ad Seeger
Sree
Ian Peni
Greaup
Clade Potts
Ays
Alii Moe
Tyfe
Purdeat Ms Smith Hive
Fem Conflyeting Hee
Anfoide
de G. &. Retkins
Indiana State
Congress acts as seven unions threaten June 15 strike
Washington June 6 Congress stepped into the Maritime labor crisis as seven shipping unions reaffirmed the June 15 strike ultimatum and 62,000 seamen planned a 2 PM demonstration. The House labor committee ordered an immediate investigation and named a seven-man subcommittee to begin hearings tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
House Labor Committee
Seveneman
Ile
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