Spending Box Score Federal and State
Indiana is debt free with a 382 million dollar state treasury balance as lawmakers discuss spending the surplus. A budget review notes cuts in federal spending, savings proposals, and plans to fund road building and state institutions. The piece highlights bipartisan cooperation on a treasury surplus and outlines five main spending priorities including highway funding and Purdue University expansion.
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A & Renee
Intertate
Indiana
Byrd Deimoerst
Virginia
Fasenhower
Dabtuna
Treasury
Donald Kk
N. Craig
Idget
Wuld
Vernmental Division
Welfare Department
Strevel
Fimkes
Agriculture Department
TVA
Billind
Charles Wilson
Brieves
Mweecorze No Craig
Evernor
Purdue University
Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday turns cooler
Partly cloudy with thundershowers tonight and in the east portion early Tuesday. Cooler air moves in Tuesday with low temperatures tonight between 58 and 64 degrees. Overnight Tuesday into Wednesday expected to dip to 76 to 82 degrees.
French Yield To Soviet Demand In Cease-fire
Geneva reports say Georges Bidault and Vyacheslav Molotov discussed supervision of a possible Indochina ceasefire. Moscow pushes for a Soviet-influenced commission with Asian and Western members. Rebel forces threaten Dien Bien Phu and push toward the Red River delta as the Geneva talks loom.
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Geneva
Georges Bidault
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Melotey
Prenel
Molotey
Bidault
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Othe
Melachina
Inongs Hich
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Ramarand
Totay
North Indochina
Dies Bien Phu
Csntimved Gy Tyrett
Caldwell Named Dean of Boys at Purdue Roundup
Munns A Caldwell Boone County Extension Agent has been appointed Dean of Boys for the Purdue Club Roundup to be held June 9 10 and 11 on the Purdue Campus in West Lafayette He will supervise about 1500 boys including a Boone County group and all attending Indians county Boys will be housed in Cary Halls Caldwell will be assisted by County Agents and 41 Boys Leaders in his role as Dean of Boys.
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Munns A. Caldwell
Boone County
Purdue
West Lafayette
Caldwell
Cary Halls
Government Regulation Of Natural Gas Prices Okayed
Evansville Indiana reports on Henri Szopakowski a 21 year old French immigrant who faced two draft notices first for the French Army then for the US Selective Service induction. He chose to obtain American citizenship by serving in the U.S. Army which voided his duties to France.
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Evansville
Ind
Henri Szopakowski
Sam
Selective Service
Zepokowski
Draft Board
County Review Board Opens Annual Session in Boone County
The Boone County Board of Review opened its annual session in the County Auditor's office to set hearings for county taxing units. Five special days were scheduled for unit complaints with trustees to attend. June hearings cover Marion Clinton Washington Sugar Creek Jefferson Harrison Thorntown Jones Jackson and Perry townships. The board will reconvene in August to review certified reports and assess inequalities, with members Morris Ashley Claude Wall plus elected officials Auditor Rex Sprong County Treasurer Mary Wynkoop and County Assessor Herschel H. Johnson.
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Boone County Board of Review
Court House
Rex M
Clinton
Washington
Sugar Creek
Jefferson
Harrison
Thorntown
Jackson and
Perthships
Advance
Jameswa
Center
Union
Lebanon and
Alen
Eagle
Worth
Zionsville
Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Morris Ashley
Claude Wall
Audhtor Sprong
Mary Wynkeop
Hershwhe H. Johnson
Smell of Gasoline Nearly FATAL for Two Boys
Constable Blake Witcher said two 13 year olds from Shafter took a two gallon gasoline can into a car and closed the windows. A neighbor found them unconscious and a rescue squad revived them. The boys told him they liked the smell of gasoline.
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Shafter
Blake Witcher
Johnny Love
Henry Blair
Witcher
Holy Name Men Meet at St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church meet for the final summer session in parish hall. A report on the recent Fish Fry will be presented.
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Holy Name Se Ety
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rites Here Tuesday For Martin Wagoner Boone County Native
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at a local funeral home for Martin Van Buren Wagoner a Boone County native who died Saturday at his home in Breen’s Wonder Cemetery. Officiating ministers are Rev Wilbur Sharp and Rev Kenneth Mitchener. Burial follows at Breen’s Wonder Cemetery. Surviving are widow two sons four daughters including Betty Joan Townsend and other relatives.
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Difas
Martin van Buren
Tommy Wagoner
Buriat Ville
Breen's Wonder Cemetery
Wilbur Sharp
Kenneth Mitchener
Wagoner
South Beck Street
Boone County
Wo OK Blackwell
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Betty Joan Tiwnsend
Here
Tan Brothers and & Sister
Four Counties Lead Indiana Mental Health Drive Effort
Four counties across Indiana race to meet their quotas in the annual Indiana Association for Mental Health fund drive. Early counts show Bartholomew Clinton and Tippecanoe near target as statewide totals hinge on the remaining counties. Association President Frank Haidenhers promotes programs in relief, research, training, and advocacy through state and county chapters to aid victims and families.
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Indiana Association For
Clarence W. Efroymson
State Fund Drive
Othe
Boone County
Indiana Association Frit Mental Health
Frank Haidenhers
Marion
Whitestown Grocery Burglary Reported In Weekend Break-In
The Allen Grocery of Whitestown was broken into during the weekend. Sheriff Rush Robinson investigated the burglary and said thieves took about $25 from a cash register and stole roughly a dozen cartons of cigarettes.
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Allen
Whitestown
Rush Robinson
County Board Reviews Claims at Courtheast Meeting
Beane County onmiyissist ers met today at the Courtheast to review and approve claims. Bills for the May primary election and the annual assessment fall in the month, making their work heavier than usual.
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Beane County
Diplomas Awarded At St Josephs Twelve Graders Here
Rev Charles Bartoscheck acting pastor of St Josephs Church presented diplomas to twelve students of the St Josephs School eighth grade. The graduates include Gene Wethington Michael Chek Michael de Iran Joseph Osburn Karen Thrine Maryann Granger Beverly King Ramona Clouser Betty Finn and Nuleres Norkus. The class also received first holy communion during the Mass.
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Harles
Bartoscheck
St. Joseph’s Catholic Thureh
St. Joseph's School
Fnle
Ill Kelly
Gene Wethington
Carl Aisiee
Michael Chek
Micheel de Iirvan
Joseph Osburn
Karen Thrine
Maryann Granger
Beveris King
Ranmwne Clouse
In Lins City Suburb Honors Benjamin Davis
Residents of an Indianapolis suburb name the community after Benjamin Davis, a Big Four Railroad official who used his influence to direct trains to stop there. The naming reflects local rail history and the suburb’s historical ties to the railroad era.
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Ben Davis
Inlianapolis
Benjemin Davis
Local Guernsey Cattle Owners Report on Herd Imp Records
Morton Brothers and Leonard Kintrd own the newly registered Guernseys that completed Herd Improvement Registry tests. Fashion Pi a Nine yielded 610 milk tests with 22.3 butterfat. Watchful's Girl produced 11 154 pounds of milk and 4 14 pounds of butterfat. Dot-Cap's Maybelle, owned by Claude A Potts, produced 9445 pounds of milk and 509 pounds of butterfat. Big Springs Prince Royal, a registered Guernsey bull owned by Vern McVey and Lyle Neal, is noted as a nationally recognized site with its first five tested daughters documented.
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Morton Brothers
Leonard Kintrd
Here
Dot- Cap’s
Joe Must Go Club Fails to Reach Recall Signatures
Sauk City Wisconsin group Joe Must Go Club announces failure to collect the 403,904 signatures required to recall Senator McCarthy. Officers say the effort drew strong anti McCarthy sentiment and may prompt a future recall drive, with leaders from Sauk City Amery Madison Milwaukee signing the statement.
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Saue City
Wis
Joe Must Fin Club
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Cued Petsones
McCarthy
Ion
LeRoy Gore
Sauk City Weekly
Harold Michael
Amery
Ivan A. Nestingen
Madison
Milwaukee Mothers
Milwaukee Citb
McCarny
State Will Employ Twenty Accountants
An examiner for persons interested in qualifying for the position of Field Examiner of the State Board of Accounts is to be held in Indianapolis. This open competitive examination will select about twenty new men from the eligible list, with replacements for examiners leaving service. Apply by June 1 at 304 State House. no sitting fee.
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State Board of Accounts
House of Representatives
Indianapolis
State House
Boone County Leases Dump for Limited Weekend Use
Boone County commissioners approve a new disposal ground on Basil Merrill’s farm off Stringtown road west of Lebanon. The Lebanon City Council aids with supervision. access via Old Road No 32 and Jaques road due to road work. Dumping allowed Fridays and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 2:36 p.m., with an attendant on duty. gate locked on non dumping days.
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Boone County Commissioners
Basil Merrill
Stringtown Road
Lebanon
Stats
Jaques Road
Tod
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chay
L W Stultz Dies At Zionsville
Luther W Stultz 77 longtime Zionsville resident died Saturday born June 21 1876 on a Hamilton County farm son of Edward and Sarah Jane Stultz he farmed south west of Zionsville ran a fine apple orchard member of Zionsville Christian Church deacon emeritus and clerk for 30 years survived by wife Lela two sons Basil and Quentin six grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers and two sisters funeral at F Philipm Funeral Home Zionsville 2 pm Tuesday burial Crown Hill cemetery
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Luther W. Stultz
Zionsville
Tie
Hamilton County
Edward
Sarah Jane
Clampitt) Stultz
Zionsville Christian Church
Stultz
Tew Eantry Club
Lebaphot
Lela
Basil Stultz
Arlingian
Do Quentin Stultz
Ligonier
Fred Staite
Indianapolis
Clarence Stultz
New Augusta
Ward Hopkins
Edith Stultz
F Philipm
Crown Hill Cemetery
Robison Resigns Police Radio Duties Replaced by Hicks
Phil Robison resigns as a radio operator and desk man for the City Police department after two years of service. Roy Hicks, formerly with Hicks Bros. plant, takes over Robison’s radio and desk duties, effective today.
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Robison
Hicks
Phil Robison
City Police Department
Myers Hotel
Police Department
Roy Hicks
M. Jameson Street
Hicks Bros
Supreme Court broadens powers over interstate natural gas pricing
The Supreme Court with a 5 to 3 vote held the Federal Power Commission may set rates for interstate gas sales by producers and gatherers. The Phillips Petroleum Co case tests FPC jurisdiction under the Natural Gas Act, with Justice Minton delivering the decision. Phillips operates in Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico, selling gas to pipeline firms after processing and transport.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Federal Power Commission
Comimpanies
Phillips Petroleum Co
Middlewest
West
Congress
FPC
Truman
Ito
Philips
Justice Minton
Warren
Black, Reed
Frankfurter
Phillips
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Dance Review Set For Wednesday In Lebanon High Gym
After months of practice, Lebanon's leading instructor Mrs. Alexander will present 169 pupils in a 2 hour dance review at Lebanon High School gymnasium. The show features three acts with themes Storytime Woodland Dreamtime Ballet Tropical Isle Scene and Showboat Rhythms.num dancers range from three to adult ages with solo and group numbers amid 197 new costumes and fresh backdrops.
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Lexander
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Alexander
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