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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1952

Page

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4-H Round-Up Set For Three Day Event At Purdue

Boone county youths named to participate in a three day 4-H Round-Up starting June 10 at Purdue. The event includes achievement based selection, demonstrations in crops and livestock judging, poultry and agriculture contests, and evening recreation. Notable attendees include Leslie Ebauzky Donnelson Marion Dale Huckleber Wayne Wright Judy Thompson Helen Wright Harrison Tommy Giles Jane Donald Jefferson Ruth A...

Boone Bove Purdue Nish Leslie Ebauzky Donnelson Marion Dale Huckleber Wayne Wright Judy Thomson Helen Wright Harrison Tommy Giles Mar Ross Center Joe Williams Ruth Ann Potts Donna Snow Pauline Bregg Union Daniel Parks Sugreek Bob Giles Sur Tastyre Worth Robert Owens Mar Wie Swafford Fat Charles Schooler Perry James Sioun Clinton George Mort Jane Donald Jefferson Sue Ann Steenson Washington Ruth Agorindte Shipitendines Limited Priibe Mayerisch Indiana Jane McDonald Feade L. E. Hoffimar Jushvil Johnson Prairie Parmer Ind Ralph Harvey New Castle Une Vent Bertset

Friday MCD names Mrs Les Campbell courteous driver

Mrs Les Campbell of Route 5 was chosen as yesterday's most courteous driver and will receive a $5 gift certificate from the Lebmon Chamber of Commerce. She was observed giving correct hand signals at all times while driving in the business district.

Les Campbell Lebmon Chamber of Commerce Campbell

Police Fail To Trap Gunman In Route 6 Shootings

Springfield reports a gunman eluded a prowling police pursuit with a high speed escape toward near Chicago after firing on motorists. State police set a roadblock then the shooter continued, injuring 39 year old George Cash near Pontiac. The sniper's accuracy remained inconsistent through recent weeks.

Springfield Phantm guatHingis Chicago George Cash Pontiac Ada Jillane

Man Jailed After Auto is Rifled

George Reese 41 of Saint Louis is held on a preliminary charge of public intoxication after allegedly taking a coat a camera and other items from Robert Ge Peart last night Peart told police Reese sold buny pes at the carnival and then took items from Pearls car Pearl forded Jama to put them back and then called live He was not an employee of the carnival.

George Reese St. Louis Lion Robert Ge Peart

UN Delegates Walk Out On Reds At Panmonium

UN delegates broke off deadlocked truce talks and walked out on the Communists Saturday. Allies, frustrated by stalling, said talks could resume later with a tentative date. A spokesperson called the move surprising and baffling as negotiations stalled.

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Truman warns of new Koreas from Russian plan

President Truman told the 35th Division reunion that the Kremlin may be planning new and greater warfare in Korea and beyond. He insisted American air power could strike most of the Far East, but warned air superiority may vary across the Valu River area and urged renewed defense efforts. He cautioned against relaxation and said the world remains in great danger.

Springfield Truman Kremlin Korea

Negotiators Optimistic In Steel Strike Talks

Waltington June 7 negotiators in the steel strike show optimism as White House mediated talks between steel industry representatives and United Steel Workers resume for a third day. Officials expect a settlement by early next week amid fears of widespread production disruption and impact on defense orders.

Waltington Oto United Steel Workers White House Soame Usts Aiustey John Rosieman Wiews Truman Tuks Ceapitel Hall Sens Wayne Morse Ifier Defense Hebert Lovett Sis Fey Certens

Major Credit Controls Change in New Regulation X

Washington officials said the Federal Reserve Board will likely ease Regulation X with two main steps. Down payment minimums on home purchases would be reduced, possibly to zero for some buyers. The board may smooth out differences in the 7,000 to 12,000 price range and could drop the 100 percent down requirement on homes under 7,000. Automobiles and durable goods controls have already been suspended.

Washington Gover Federal Reserve Board

Rotary Club Holds Fellowship Meeting

The Rotary club turned its Friday noon luncheon into a fellowship gathering due to no guest speaker. Attendance was exceptionally good, and the meeting was short but favorable. Visiting Rotarians included Elwood Rogers of Indianapolis Dees Newkirk of Kendallville DM Puckett of Princeton and Robert N Jentings of New Castle.

Rotary Club Elwood Rogers Indianapolis Dees Newkirk Kendallville DM. Puckett Princeton Robert N Jentings New Castle

Local Man Cops Top Prize In Safety Contest

Raubert Vandivier of 416 North Divant Street and John Simpson of Earlville were named grand prize winners in the Chicago Livestock Trackers safety contest. Each received a $1,000 government bond during a Trackers Day at the Chicago stockyards. The seven month event promoted safer livestock hauling with entrants from 23 states and Canada.

Raubert Chicago

Man Bows to Tarpon in 18 Hours of Struggle

Harold Le Master battled a 130 pound tarpon named Mr Chips for nearly 18 hours from a 16 foot boat near Belleair during the St Petersburg tarpon roundup. Spectators on causeways and city officials crowded docks as the fish slipped the hook at about 1 a.m. breaking the chase and a possible prize car.

Jenny Aleella Harold le Master le Master Mr Chips Petass Hallow Water Belle Air News St Petersburg Chips

Taft Wins Most Hoosier GOP Delegates in May Primary

Indianapolis UP reports Taft secures the bulk of Indiana Republican delegates at the party convention in Indianapolis. Eisenhower’s campaign accuses rivals of crowding, while party leaders expect a tight fight as delegates head to the national meeting.

Gene White Lefty Ann White Fred Goodinight Verschel Goodnieht Johanpolis Hoosier Bays Brown Deisén American Legion Indiana State Taft Hoosier GOP

American Jets Continue Forays Over Sealed Waters

The United Nations reports three aircraft losses including an F-0 Shooting Star fighter bomber and a T6 Mesquite spotter plane amid ongoing jet operations. Details indicate a ground tire incident near Masfati with crews missing in action. sporadic forays by MiGs and propeller craft are noted during the weekend engagements.

Seal Barre Masfati United Nations Disses

Five Die After Train Hits Auto Near River City

Five persons were killed when a car was struck by a train near River City. Sheriff Vevell of Shervurter County declared the tragedy a grim accident. Names listed include Rev. Award Divke and family members.

Eik River Minn Jade Fey Uruk Gaston Vevell Edward R Krol

European Army pact eyed as West Germany cabinet backs move

Fragmented note reports West Germany considering a European Army pact with the United States. Leaders debate integration and defense commitments amid Cold War tensions.

West Germany European Army Pact Dinu Ebiean Dierman

Eisenhower Says He Would Meet Stalin Without Precondition

In New York on Saturday President Eisenhower told reporters he would meet Joseph Stalin anywhere if he believed such talks could advance peace and security for the world. He cautioned, however, that prospects must be explored with care and diplomacy.

Stalin Eisenhower New York Tien Deeipht Joseph Stalin Fisenhower

Surrender of Jeffiey Reagan at Lackland Air Force Base

Jeffiey Reagan of 1502 South Mercian Street surrendered to city police last night after an extended absence with a tester stipes air force since May 29. He was returned to military authorities at Lackland Air Force Base.

Jeffiey Reagan South Mercian Street Stipes Ricianapole Lackland Pex

British Subdue Rose Prisoners After Defiance Probe

British forces subdued a large group of communist prisoners of war amid a brief resistance at a compound near Shropshire. Infantry and a seven-man guard detail faced grenades and barbed wire as escapes and hostage tensions unfolded. authorities planned to arrest leaders said to orchestrate the resistance.

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Seeks To Halt Property Sale After Auto Crash Suit

Attorneys for Artin Baton sought to halt a property sale tied to a $2,530 damage claim from an August 24 collision on Shepherdsville road. Eaton contends his Model T was hit after stopping for traffic then entering the intersection. Lebanon Concrete Products faces the suit. The case, initially set for October 16, faced timing issues as Eaton missed court and Judge Charles F. Thompson awarded against Eaton in later proceedings.

Artin Baton Jud A Usale Sheryl Faust Woshertt Sabela Sted Baten P Linas Lebanon Concrete Products Company Shepherdsville Road Eaton Lebanon Concrete Products Shepherdsville Charles F. Thompson

Taft Favored At GOP Governor Nominating Convention

A late day GOP gathering drew interest as Senator Taft leaders pressed for the ticket with a pro Taft keynote blasting Eisenhower era NATO. State Sen Russell Bontrager urged focus at home while delegates split between Taft and rival Carter slate. The convention suspense built to a seven way gubernatorial contest as talks ranged over delegation strength and candidate viability.

Robert A. Taft Deceht D Eiseshower Taft Russell Gallup Bontrager Risenhower Bontroger America Eisenhower GOP Distact Fasentower Leland Smith Smith Poblicions Soul American Legion Post National George N Dewiloek John van Ness Samuel Harrell

Principal Al Stokes Resigns From Lebanon School

Al Stokes, longtime principal of Stokes School since 1939, resigns effective June 30 to join Anderson schools as a teacher and administrator. Mrs Meisner, former chair of the educational testing committee, will leave after five and a half years at Central to become Lebanon City Schools principal and instructor.

Tl. Meisner Stokes Anderson Meihsner Lebanon Board of Education Methsner Ele Central

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