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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1946

Page

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Half of stolen crown jewels recovered in Chicago

War Department reports the remainder of the 1.5 million dollar German crown jewels found in a baggage locker at Chicago's Illinois Central Station. arrests linked to a WAC captain and two Army officers. jewels from the House of Hesse, including a diadem and Bible, amid a major theft investigated by Provost Marshal. Continued on Page Four.

Washington June War Department Ilinois Central Railroad Chicago Washinton Yoral Kronberg Castle Frankfurt Army LaSalle Co. EW Durant Fatts Church WAC Kathleen B. Nash Durant Hudson Wis A. C. Miller Kanch Fort Sheryl Hesse Durante Jack Mihem Germany War Pearls Nash Epurant EiNash I. Lease House of Hesse Sophie Kaiser Wilhelm

Lebanon men form new partnership for drainage work

Lyle Linn and Orville Berry of Lebanon form the Lime nd Berry Farm Drainage Service partnership. They buy a large Cleveland ditching machine to dig and install drainage tiles, water and gas lines at six feet deep and twenty two inches wide. They plan demonstrations of their equipment in Boone and Hamilton counties.

Lyle Linn Orville Berry Wih Lebanon Limond Berry Farm Cleveland Linn Mrs. Berry Boone and Hamil Ten Countine Cere

Order Restored in Riqt-Torn Naples After Riots

Rome June S (UP) Trajan troops and police restored order in Naples after daytime and nighttime attacks. Three dead, dozens wounded, sixty demonstrators arrested as mobs stormed police stations and churches. Protests spread to Palermo Pisa and Rome amid alleged referendum irregularities and calls for secession. Pope carried royal farewell audience as unrest continued.

Rome Trajan Naples Pisa Palermo Boelogna Renteste Saraiyst Humbert Lea Portugal Maedar Polle Dtalan Ansa Siciiy- Avsumber Seiraneidisith Kira Humbert Saye Wate Co Mmunist Bolmreca Anew Tope Prue Xul Humbert i Vanvan Vatican Observatore Romane Quirinal Palk

Governor's plea for white shirts saves Indiana

The Indiana governor Ralph Gates requested white shirts to fulfill his duties, prompting a Cincinnati Shirt Company to ship a box of white broadcloth shirts to a Columbia City store, ensuring the governor's honor and state reputation.

Cincinnati Indiana Columbia City Ind Ralph Gates

No Details Yet of Camp Atterbury Shooting

Columbus reports Fifth Service Command confirms an accidental shooting at Camp Atterbury with Col Ernest A. Bixby hospitalized in very satisfactory condition. His wife Mrs Martha Robison Bixby also treated for nervous reaction. officials cite no connection to Post events.

Columbus, C Fifth Service Command Ernest A. Bixby Camp Atterbury, Ind Camp Atterbury Ind Carnest A. Bixby John FE. Brannan Columbus OL Bixby Martha Robison Bixby Cal. Brannan Hatch Diness Bixby Cave Bivby Jewife Waa Presital Pia Wien Bixhy

Alleged 75,000 Lottery Probed at Speedway

Marion County Prosecutor Sherwood Blue probed a postwar speedway lottery scheme amid reports of heavy winnings. He said information had been received years ago and investigations continued. Pottery tickets tied to the first postwar race appeared valid for many people, with a reputed 18,000 prize going to a person connected with the scheme.

Lulianapolis Dane Marion County Sherjwood Blue Secral Blue

Truman Undecided On Case Bill Action

Washington June 8 The White House said President Truman has not decided whether to sign or veto the Case Strike control Bill. He will send Congress a message explaining his ultimate decision. Action deadline is next Wednesday midnight. White House press secretary Ross said he will stay in the White House over the weekend to study the bill and its permanent strike restrictions for private industry.

Washington White House Truman Congress Charles G. Ross

Softball Doubleheader Planned for Memorial Park Diamond

Four county teams schedule two warm up games Sunday night at Memorial Park Diamond. Wagener's Bulldogs face Odd Fellows Lodge in the opener at 6 15 oclock while the Pirates collide with another club in the second game at 8 15 oclock as a prelude to the Monday season opener.

Memorial Park Wagener's Bulldogs Odd Fellows Lodge Thorntown Pirates

Rotary program by newest members at Alen Country Club

At the noon Rotary meeting the four newest members Di Headley Robe Wiseheart Charles Plaitt and Jack Col shared personal life tests showing the Rotary creed Nothing Is to be feared as friendships and service were highlighted through their life stories.

Rotary Alen Country Club Lloyd M. Headley Robort Ho Wiseheart Charles Plaitt Dack Priiel Ainels Noo

Open Monday Softball Season In Thorntown Field

The 70th season opens with two games on Monday on the Memorial Mark diamond as twelve teams enter. Rules remain the same with one change, a bag placed on the doa vane line. Sponsors and managers include Horton Oi Company William Fir Milo Alfred Mer Market Hicks Body Company Fay Ixenhower Thorntown Merchants Snyder Campbell Odd Fellows C F Lodge Everett Agan White Cabin Wagoner's Bulldogs Couchmans Moose Pinnell 4-H Eagles Fraternal Eagles Winklers U S Machine Rod Witt.

Chowi Letistau Mark Diamond Booneeague Mark Thornte Andy) Robbins Baghnhascer Horton Oi Company William Fir Milo Alfred Mer Hicks Body Company Fay Ixenhower Thorntown Thorntown Merchants Snyder Campbell Odd Fellows 10.C.F. Lodge Everett Agan White Cabin Bill Dollard Wagoner’s Bulldogs Jim Wag Loner Couchman’s Couchman Garage Gene Couchman Moose Loyal Order of Moose Clarence Dickey Pinnell Walter Ross Eagles Fraternal Order of Eagles Gene Wills Winklers U. S. Machine Corporation Rod Witt

UPERS PROGRAM FOR MORE WHEAT

The Agriculture Department faced a push from the Millers National Federation to overhaul its 1046 wheat conscription program to a broader plan. The federation said the change would increase wheat available for export or domestic use and could raise feed supplies for livestock and poultry, aiding production.

Jongten Hte Agriculture Denaptatent- Talay Millers’ National Federation Vse

Weather Forecast Midday Update North clear south cloudy

Fair in the north and partly cloudy in the south with scattered thundershowers central area this afternoon. Cooler tonight in the north and central portion, with Sunday's temperatures easing further.

South Ounway North

Celebration of Allied Victory Parade in London

London crowds of about twelve million packed the streets to witness a peace pageant celebrating Allied victory. Leaders including Prime Minister Attlee and Winston Churchill appeared in state carriages as diverse contingents from Britain and its empire marched past, with military and foreign officials observing the event.

Britain London Emil Alfies Rusia Poland Yuususlavia United Nations

Mount Mount Mount Will Try Out With Indians

Hon Pete Mount, famed Lebanon high school baseball star, will audition for a pitching role with the Indiana Indians Tuesday night at Victory Field in Indianapolis. Arrangements began two weeks ago via William Heath and former Lebanon coach. Mount, an Army veteran, was a four year standout pitcher with several no hit games and discharged at Fort Bragg on April 28.

Hon Pete) Mount Lebanon Will Bven Indiana Jjolis Indians Celal Victory Field Mount Wiliam Doe Heath Lebanon High School Indianapolis Qwine Ruch Indians Bush Young Mount

258 Will Receive Degrees at Butler

Two hundred fifty eight candidates for degrees will observe the annual commencement weekend at Butler University. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday at 3:50 p.m. in the Butler Fieldhouse, followed by degree awards and a university band concert conducted by Robert Stultz.

Indianapolis Butler University Butler Univsity Robert Stultz Segret Board of Duertes

Bread Price Rise Rumored Amid Shortage Fears

Washington reports the Office of Price Administration plans a bread price increase of about one cent a loaf, excluding rye, with an announcement mid next week. Bowles warned Congress of possible rationing if shortages widen, while bakers press for price relief as the public reports growing home baking and supply constraints across districts.

Washington, June Office of Price Administraton Pli HPA OFA Agriculure Congress Bowles i Fe Senate Small Business OVA Noril Office of Econamine Stabili Ration Bowles Fallin Rejpiciew Jaat Lueek Orat Inbfwest Sentn OPA

Layton W. Parkhurst buried at Arlington

A clipping from Washington reports the death of Layton W. Parkhurst former Lebanon resident who died at the U S Naval Hospital Bethesda Maryland He was a Spanish American War veteran and metallurgist for the Government Interment took place in Arlington Cemetery He is survived by his wife and five children.

Albert A. H. Welker Stephenson Washington, D Lebanon Layton W. Parkhurst United States Naval Hospital Bethesda Arlington Cemetery Parkhurst

Hard coal miners settle after pending dispute

United Press reports a two day AFL Sailors Union west coast work stoppage ended as shipowners agreed to renewed negotiations in San Francisco. Meanwhile the CIO Maritime unions push for a nationwide shipping strike set for June 15, with a $1,000,000 strike fund planned. 76,000 anthracite miners expected to back a new contract.

United Press AFL Sailors’ Union West Vast Pittsburgh Pirates Americar War Guild New York Giants Truman Chrysler Autoomoble Labor Department CIO CIO National Maritime Union John L. Lewis United Mine Workers AFL Pirates Robert Murphy American Baseball Guild Murphy Jbhouse Chrysler Kercheval

Boone County Scouts Attend Boone Clinton Camporee

Lebanon Boy Scouts join peers from Boone and Clinton counties at Camp north of Frankfort for a two day camporee. About 150 Scouts from Thorntown and He were expected. Bernard Pender Boone County Scout Executive leads the event at Camp Fowl where the gathering began last night and ends tomorrow morning.

Lebanon Boone Clinton Coun Frankfort Thorntown Bernard Pender Boone County

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