Large Deficit In Prospect For Next Fiscal Year
Washington June 6 Jury in terms of red ink by which deficits are indicated for a business or a government The United States seems headed back to the dark days of 1932 That year saw a treasury deficit of a little over 3 000 000 000 There had been a deficit the year before too but smaller The next fiscal year beginning on it will run up a larger deficit than was seen in 1932 Some economists in Congress warn that government spending is the rotten apple and must be cut Byrd Virginia apple grower says discard it The House economy majority votes to cut specific appropriations Senate often restores or raises spending The Senate trimmed 13 000 000 from the 3674 000 000 House appropriation for State Commerce and Justice The bills leave many departments remote from voters Joint resolution may order Truman to cut expenditures 5 below Congress totals Some optimists like Tydings Md believe real economy may start this session But President Truman is not an economizer and he asked for 42 000 000 000 next year with tax increases to avoid red ink Continued on page 4
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
House of Representatives
Senate
Byrd
House
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
State
Commerce
Justice Departments
Truman
Millard E Tydings
Baltimore
Easuly
Demos To Caucus On Housing Bill
In Washington June 6 Speaker Rayburn said the Democratic House members will meet tomorrow to discuss the housing bill. He predicted the measure can pass and that the House will act, with or without the rules committee. He spoke after a White House conference with President Truman and other leaders. The housing caucus is set for 2 p.m. CST tomorrow.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Democratic House
Massachusetts
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Caucas
Warns Of Tampering With Parking Meters
Lebanon fire chief Harry McCray warns that tampering with parking meters will lead to court action. He notes meter heads twisted nightly and an unusual use of slugs. Anyone found tampering may be fined $59 as penalties are outlined.
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Harry. McCray
Lebanon
McCray
Playground Program To Open At Memorial Park And Stake School
The summer recreation program sponsored by Community Service opens this week at Memorial Park and Stake School playgrounds offering free activities for ages three to eleven. Plans include horseshoes, croquet, basketball, badminton, box hockey, sidewalk tennis, crafts, music, stories, and a day camp. Enrollment dates to be announced, with daily hours 9 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday and evening sessions 6 to 8:30 pm at Stokes. Staff includes Mrs James Jordan and Norma Johnson among others.
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Feldman
Memorial Park
Stake
Ude
Bible Schools
Stokes
Sp. m
James Jordan
Norma Johnson
Norma Fisher
Fas Beaman
LeRoy Breedlove
Srifthurst Saas
Boone Students In List Of Grads
Indiana University honors a large graduating class with 2855 degrees, including many veterans. The list highlights Beone County students such as Raymond Kincaid, Betty Arnsman, Ben Coombs, Raymond Jackson Jr., and others, representing multiple counties and fields from education to business and psychology.
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Indiana
BR Harrell
Beone County
Jamestown
Raymond K. Kincaid
Lebanon
Betty Ann Arnsman
Ben H. Coombs
Raymond C. Jackson Jr
Clarence D. Lailin
Jack L. Lenox
Charles R. Lusk
U C C Featured In State Papers
The Indianapolis News notes Allen Country Club’s silver anniversary celebration with 225 members, a gala Thursday night honoring Mr Ulen and board members. Special guest Col M Whitson will present an outsiders tribute. Ulen Honor Week features golf and a dinner program with historical narration by directors.
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Indianapolis News
Alen Country Club
Indianapolis
Willett H Parr Jr
Toles
Isa¢ Kiehmas
Col M. # Whitson
New York
Ulen
Col Whitson
EM. Esie Ail
Mark Adler
Donaldson
Horace Fox
Newell Hellaman
Free Hooter
Yle
James Ro McCann
Lester Jones
Filenn Ho McKenzie
Fred £ Sieas
Eugene &. Pulliam
Inez An Wis
Len
Eichmian
My. Afr
Seaton Ferrell Dies Saturday
Seaton Ferrell, aged 58, of Whitestown, died Saturday of Whitestoy disease. He was a lifelong farmer and a member of the Whitestown Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs Nannie Meredeth, Ben H. Ferrell, five grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and one great great grandson. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Russell and Hitech funeral home, Rev. J. E. Byrd officiating, burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Whitestoy
W. Va
Sarah (Pipes
West Vic
Ferrell
Whitestown
Russell and Hitech
J. E. Byrd
Oak Hill Cemetery
Inia Janie
Wisehearts Fly Constitution to Chicago from Indianapolis
Dr and Mrs Wiseheart and daughters ride the Constitution from Weir Cook to Chicago invited by Lt Com Buddy Rogers former film star and band leader Rogers dined with the Wisehearts in Country Club Park. Bloomington Herald writer James M McDaniel co pilots destination noted by the press trip and Rogers spoke with Navy aviation cadets during the morning visit. The plane carries 10 000 gallons fuel and cruises near 300 mph with a crew including 24 enlisted men and Lockheed reps aboard.
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Constitution
Weir Cook
Indianapolis
Chicago
Robert Wiseheart
Jane
Ann
Wiseheart
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Rogers
Wisehearts
Lebanon
Daily Herald
McDaniel
Mary Pickford
Navy
Navy Avirtion
Mes
Boone County
Weir
Hia
Fleers
Lockheed
Woman Banker Is Nominated
Washington reports President Truman nominated Mrs Georgia Neese Clark of Richland Kansas to be Treasurer of the United States. A 49 year old former actress known as a country banker she would be the first woman to hold the $10 000 a year post succeeding the late WA Julian. Clark has led the State Bank of Richland and is a Washburn College graduate. Confirmation is expected.
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Truman
Senate
Georgia Neese Clark
Richland
Kans
United States
WA. Julian
Clark
U. S
John W Snyder
Mi Onal
Kaw
State Bank of
Lyle K Edenburn Promoted to Staff Sergeant
Headquarters 314th Air Division announced promotion of Sgt. Lyle K Edenburn of Lebanon Indiana to staff sergeant. He serves as sergeant in the Headquarters and Headquarters squadron overseeing orderly room administration and entered service in September 1946.
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314Th Air Division
Fukyo
Japan
Lyle K Edenburn
W. F Thompson
Lebanon
Ind
Edenburn
Annual Cook Out Set For June 14
Leaders Training Committees of Girl Scouts plan a cookout for all Scout leaders at the Shumate farm on June 14. The event includes instruction in outdoor activities cooking fire building tin can cooking reflector oven cookies and camp devices. Mrs Fitzhugh Lee Mr Claude Potts Mrs Bayard Shumate and Mrs J B Ogden lead the program with numerous committees assisting. Attendees are asked to ratify Mrs Percy McGree on Friday June 16 and county residents are invited.
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Shumate Farm
Fitzhugh Lee
Claude Potts
Bayard Mate
J .B. Odgen
Odgen
Ogden
Fand
Percy McGhee
Clyde Perkins
Bayard Shumate
Fitehugh Lee
Robert Carry
Chester Grege
M M Neal
Robert Mefford
Robert Linton
Louis Leerkamp
Jack Cooper
Percy McGree Ho
Three Slayers Hunted In Nebraska
Scores of officers converged on a Niobrara area, as a Nisbrara resident said the three gunmen, traveling south, fled after kidnapping North Dakota officer Ralph Senn in Mandan. Captain J. Sanders led roadblocks in the Sand Hills region near the South Dakota line.
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Nisbrara
Nisbr
J. Sanders
State Safety Patrol
Sandhills
Nebraska
Niobrara
South Dakota
Norfolk
North Dakota
Ralph Senn
Earl Verdenberg
Mandan
Indiana Sees Heaviest Violent Death Toll This Year
United Press reports Indiana recorded its heaviest violent death toll of the year over a three day period ending Sunday with at least 25 deaths from drownings and traffic accidents. Nine drownings and 16 traffic fatalities raised state tolls and highlighted a deadly start to 1949. Names ages and hometowns appear among the victims, including Thelma Hollingsworth, Nadal Gibson, Lucile Hester, Robert Pamplin, and others, while cases span Clermont Martinsville Tipton and Muncie. Continued on page 4.
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United Press
Indiana
Neve Augusta
Clermont
Nadal Gibson
Switz City
Greene County
Lucile Hester
Indianapolis
Patton Lake Park
Martinsville
Robert Lee Pamplin
Albany
Lake Ai
Clark County
Forrest Suntay
Labor Leaders Are Criticised in Telegram Allegations
Washington June 6 UP John L Lewis charged AFL President Green and CHG President Murray with betraying American labor by secret agreements with senators to accept four harsh amendments to repeal Taft Hartley. He warned of expanded government power via injunctions in ongoing disputes as the Circuit Court upheld a 1.42 million dollar fine against his union for a 4 federal court no strike injunction.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
AFL
William Green
CHG
Philip Murray
United States
Lewis
Green
Murray
Fons
CTO
Ameri Arity
Circuit Court of Appeals
Boone Leaders Attend Kiwanis Conference
A four member Boone County junior leadership delegation attends the Kiwanis 4H Junior Leadership Conference at the State Fair Grounds in Indianapolis. Members Shirley Thompson Pon Swisher Jefferson Township Keith Kendall Sugar Creek Phyllis Caldwell attend while Boone County Farm Bureau sponsors due to no local Kiwanis presence. More than 400 junior leaders from Indiana participate in four days of leadership training and problem solving activities.
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Boone County
Kiwanis
State Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
Shirley Thompson
I ‘Pon Swisher
Jefferson Township
Keith Kendall
Sugar Creek
Phyllis Caldwell
Advance
Boone County Farm Bureau
Indiana
Pulliam Receives Doctor of Letters at Wabash Commencement
Eugene C. Pulliam publisher of the Indianapolis Star and News received the honorary Doctor of Letters at Wabash College's fifth commencement. The award was presented after the bachelor of arts degrees were conferred on 83 seniors, by President Frank H. Sparks.
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Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star and News
Indiana
Wabash College
Frank H. Sparks
Court Contempt Conviction Upheld Against Lewis and UMW
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the contempt of court conviction and a 1 42 million dollar fine against John Lewis and the United Mine Workers for failing to call off the 1948 coal strike. The three-judge panel ruled the punishment justified and dismissed the union’s appeal against the anti strike order.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
iLev
Lewis
Agalet Jhim
UMA
Federel
T Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Tarisf
UMW
Soo
Supreme Court
S Court
Hart
Page
Justi Barrett Prettyman
Court
Prettyman
Two Prisoners Escape From Indiana State Farm Putnamville
Two inmates, Charles Hess and Joseph Griffin, escaped from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville after slipping from the dining room during a Sunday movie. They climbed a high wire fence and fled while guards watched the chapel, with a bed check later noting the absence. Hess is 44 from New York, Griffin 33 from Chicago, both with six months left on terms and wanted in other states.
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Indiana State Farm
Albert Ellis
Charles Hess
New York
Indianapolis
Joseph Griffin
Wood Street
Chicago
Crown Point
Ellis
Hess
Cincinnati
Griffin
iFarm
Senate Debate Opens Taft Repeal Fight In Senate
Washington June 6 UP The Senate labor committee chair urged repeal of the Taft Hartley act as a dangerous measure undermining collective bargaining. Taft attacked the administration demand for a Wagner act return amid amendments. Senate split among Democrats Clouded prospects for action. Also reports on a wartime spy case, AEC security, NATO talks, and civil rights progress.
Child Welfare Meeting Tuesday Speakers At District Session
Dr Henne H Meissner a psychology professor will address the district Child Welfare division of the Department of Public Welfare at the courthouse Tuesday All-day event includes luncheon at Club 52 and a round table on her talk Welfare workers from Hamilton Madison Delaware Tipton Grant Howard Boone Hendricks Warren invited with Miss Helen Heady Boone County Public Welfare Supervisor presiding
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Henne H. Meissner
Partier Anversity
Department of Public Welfare
Meissner
Dr. Meisster
Hamilton
Madison
Delaware
Tipton
Grant
Howard
Boone
Hendricks
Warren
Helen Heady
Boone ‘County
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Demos
Caucus
Rayburn
I. A
U.C.C
Seaton Ferrell
Detroit
Girl Scout
Kempton Het Faithe
King Sunday
Tippecanoe River
Eugene Wright
Muncie
Ralph
Johns
Labor
Murphy
Pulliam
Wabash
Lewis and
State Farm
Putnamville
Taft
Ebsert PD. Thomas
Senate Labor
Thomas
Tie Vet
Sen
Robert
Joseph J. Franey
Bell Aircraft Corp
Niagara Falls
N.Y
House In American Activities Committee
State Department
Interfer ‘Ence
Justice Department
Franey
Leona
FBI
Andrei Schevcchenko
AEC
Hickenlooper
Tom Connally
D. Tex
Hitness
White House
Lucas
Hanna Meissner
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