America's Needs and Resources Foresee 2050 Economy
A review notes a new Century II book predicting vast U S economic growth from 1850 to 2050 with rapid tech progress, rising population and more households. Indiana chamber reports growing interest in location and expansion, while a field survey analyzes car ownership costs over six years, detailing fixed and running expenses and per mile costs.
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Fourth of July Fund Aims for $1250 Goal at Lebanon event
The Fourth of July Celebration Committee held its next meeting at Lebanon Boys’ Club Monday night at 7:31. Willis Falster, general chair, outlined reports from committee chairs and announced a goal of 4459 for this year’s celebration. The event includes a parade, concert, bonfire, and a large park display. Notable supporters and local groups plan participation, with details on fund signs and public sponsorship.
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Report Extension Of Union Pact With General Motors
Extension of a union pact with General Motors is reported, alongside a fatal truck accident near Auburn Indiana. A semi loaded with watermelons burned in the cab, killing the driver Clarence Shaw and injuring others. State police say Charles Robinson faces charges after a collision on the highway. The circus vehicle was traveling from Jehura to Wai City when the Ind 27 crash occurred.
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William Hatley
Pontiac
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Dealty
Clarente Shaw
Charles S. Roblinson
Footstown
Ohio
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Jehura
Wai City
Atesury
Lilly Vaccine Ordered Sent To Other States
Fragmented text notes Lilly vaccine orders extending to other states. Mentions health service, urban areas, and dates uncertain. Reference to Regional health figure and page location Page 4.
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Garden Club Sets Flower Show Rules and Entries
Garden Club outlines rules for a flower show with entry requirements and judging standards. Details cover exhibit eligibility, allowed materials, and penalties for noncompliance, aiming to organize a orderly event and ensure fair competition.
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Frankfort Resident’s Brother Dies Funeral Service
Harold Lave tess, 46, of Frankfort, died Sunday. Funeral Wednesday at Cyclone Christian Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery, Kirklin. Brother of Mrs Hugh ... Samph, 302 North Meridian Street. Friends may call at the residence on East Jefferson Street, Fort, until 11 am Wednesday.
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Prankfort
Eisenhower warns Big Four may not cure world sickness
West Point address urges cautious optimism for Geneva conference as world leaders seek peace. Eisenhower stresses the meeting is a beginning, not a cure, amid great power tensions and public fears.
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Russia
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Boone 4 H Wins Award at Purdu Roundup
Boone 4 H receives commendation at Purdue Roundup with the group securing top honors. The event highlighted youth achievement in agriculture and community service, with several members recognized for leadership and project work.
NW Methodists Meet This Week
The 1Q4th annual Methodist gathering occurs at DePauw with a slate of talks and community activities. Organizers invite attendees from local churches to participate in sessions on health, education, and mission outreach.
Whitestown Men Honor 50 Year Pins Ceremony
Whitestown men received 50 year pins at a Whitestown gathering. Officers and members, including Walter Scheoler, were noted in attendance as the program honored long serving members and their past contributions to the community.
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Daff YN TIoNs Date
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a note about a man preferring to take out the dawn hours of the morning. The readable text is minimal and provides no clear names, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary. Continuous context is lacking.
Contracts Awarded For Repair Work On Eight Boone Bridges
Boone county officials awarded contracts for repair work on eight bridges. The action covers maintenance and safety upgrades, with crews expected to begin work within weeks and complete the projects by fall. Funding details and contractor names were not disclosed in the summary.
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County Group Offers Use of Film Projector
Sort Furdastl Route 4, president of the Revene County Conservation Council, said the council has purchased a new 16 mm moving projector suitable for civic groups. Antone Wesiring and others requested use of the projector through the New Boinseick tele exchange, with Burdaail noting several days of dark weeks for scheduling.
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Revene County Conservation Council
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City Street Resurfacing Advances Across 91-Block Plan
Block by block work advances on the city street resurfacing project with over a third completed. The contractor, Tucbougil company, faces root and debris issues while crews led by Superintendent Jimmy Forvier clear blocked sections toward completion across multiple streets including Esplanade and West Street.
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Former Shelbyville resident dies after illness
A Shelbyville woman died after a months long illness. She lived near Miteyn and was married to a Worland. Survived by six children Pauline Buckley Evansville Dorothy Gavenlius Shelbyville Sister Noel Marie Richmond Vincent Shelbyville Mary Agnes Thompson Indiana and four brothers John Pikes Crossing Lea Lebanon Leonard Speedway, and Frank. Last rites at St Joseph church Shelbyville Friday at 4 pm with burial at St Vincent cemetery east of Shelbyville. Friends may call at Ervin mortuary Shelbyville after 10 am.
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Bert Bedicar
Miteyn
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Worland
Pauline Buckley
Evansille
Dorothy Gavenlius
Shelbyeville
Noel Marie
Richmont
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Extension of GM contract averts GM walkout tonight
The CIO United Auto Workers union reportedly extended General Motors contract from midnight tonight to midnight Sunday to avert a nationwide strike by about 325,000 workers. The move follows Ford Motor Co. reaching a similar wage plan and signals GM may be considering a comparable guaranteed wage provision amid ongoing bargaining and labor tensions.
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Youth Activities Offer Fishing Archery Instruction Wednesday
The Youth Activities Program offers two popular outdoor activities each Wednesday through the summer. Supervised fishing for all ages at Seidel Ave runs from 1 to 4 30 p m and archery shoots are staged at 6 30 p m for all boys and girls.
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