Democratic Turmoil Ties Truman Montana Tour
President Truman faced Democratic discontent as Montana delegates balked at his tour and Lester Loble led protests over party decisions. Idaho and Montana factions signaled strong support, while other regions weighed endorsements as Truman prepared major addresses.
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Selection Made for Girls State Representatives
Miss Marcia Losise Edwards and Miss Erin Prone Whitney were chosen to represent Lebanon at Flonser Girls State to be held on the Tahans University campus from June 24 to June 4. One hundred high school juniors from Indiana will study civic procedures and government in a leadership program. The event includes an inaugural ceremony and highlights leadership and scholarship. Continued on page four.
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Erin Prone Whitney
Lebanon
Flonser Girls State
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Blineminaton
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Club House Blast Kills Club Horse Wrecker
A $500000 explosion and three alarm fire tore Hibllcrest Country Clubhouse apart. One body recovered badly burned, two and a half hours after the blast. Six employees and one club member were injured though none seriously. The building was demolished and lockers flew 360 feet.
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Enlistment of Aliens in U S Army Favored
Washington June 8 10 The Senate voted to allow the Armed Services to enlist aliens with a roll call of 43 to 10. The move follows a pending amendment from Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts supported by the Senate Armed Services committee. Opponents argued potential risks of mass drafts and security concerns.
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County Board of Review Begins Hearings on Tax Appeals
The County Board of Review opened its session at the auditor’s office in the courthouse announcing a schedule of hearings for various taxing units. Officials and assessors who handled assessments in their townships are requested to attend. Auditor J. Mark Mills noted hearings will cover Marian Canton Washington Sugar Creek Hermitoune de figrons Harrison Laneston Pern Genterc Lehanon Ramen Zaonae Whitestines and others. The board emphasized timely appearances and stated members will review complaints and assessors’ records.
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Meeting on station framing and election aid
A meeting at a station discusses framing and organization with Golda Kassdale and Wardsen. AE O. Williams and Pardo will assist. All former strike men and tenants are eligible to participate. 47 farm bands may join as the course advances. The first week will begin planning tasks and procedures.
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SGT. Pearl 3 Body Recovered in Oslo Fiord
Mrs and Mrs Joseph Pearl of Lebanon received a telegram from Hoyt Vandenders Chief of Staff United States Air Force requesting burial wishes for their son T Sgt Joseph F Pearl who died in Norway on May 19 His body was recovered from the Oslo Fiord after he drowned on a launch trip to a small island
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Arabs Drafting Answer to Plan for Armistice
Arab League representatives met to craft a response to Mount Policy Bernadotte's truce proposals for the Holy Land Risphrian. Premur Mahmosd annis Nokrashy Pasha said the Arab answer would be delivered tomorrow morning, with a potential Jewish reply expected later.
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County Teacher Shortage Bases Staffing Plans
County superintendent reports growing need for teachers across elementary and general education. Many vacancies exist despite numerous applications, with schools already staffed in some cases but others short and seeking candidates to fill positions as shortages persist.
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Besholin
Wiam Warancits
Gillelliere
Driver James White Fined After Indianapolis Collision
In Indianapolis, driver James White received a fine after a collision on Indianapolis avenue near the Midland railroad tracks. White’s auto rear ended a truck driven by William Palmer. Palmer and White, both of Indianapolis, reported damage to their vehicles estimated between 150 and 200 dollars. White sustained a forehead cut and was treated at Withams hospital yesterday afternoon.
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Navy seeks 5000 volunteers for fleet manpower
The Navy in Washington on June 8 called for 5000 volunteers to fill fleet shortages. Enlisted male Naval reservists across nine classifications are invited to sign up for one year of duty. Eligible volunteers include members of organized and volunteer reserve units with up to two dependents. Classified roles include radiomen, aviation machinists mates, aviation electronics technicians, Yeomen, storekeepers, electricians mates, boilermen, and aviation electronics technicians.
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RG Hobbs Appointed Civil Affairs Chief in Tokyo
The article reports RG Hobbs, long in government service including a former Veterans Administration role, is named assistant administrator of civilian affairs in Tokyo. He transferred from the Fort Wayne VA about three months ago and will coordinate with U S military and civilian offices in Japan, with mail addressed to APO San Francisco.
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Ruane County
Alderson
Tokyo
Aiderson
Fort Wayne VA
Former County Aphanage Sold to Davis Couple
The former county orphanage near Thorntown, closed for years, sold for 6440 to Darel A ant Geneva Davis, former residents now in Lebanon. They plan to remodel the home for residence, with thirteen acres. The Davises had also recently sold their farm near Thorntown, and their bid was the only offer at the monthly County Commissioners meeting.
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Lebanon
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Indiana farmers plan 5000 mile summer trip
About 200 Indiana farmers will journey west for a 5000 mile trip Aug 19 to visit Pike's Peak and four national parks. The Indiana Farm Bureau says the tour fits between harvests, with farmers leaving after small grain harvest and returning before corn harvest. Reservations cap at 200 due to space and park housing limits.
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Mrs Calvin Receives Master’s Degree in Lindbergh Era
Mrs Galvin received her Master’s degree amid a ceremony attended by Center Ridge community members and local teachers from Whitestown and Zionsville. The event signals her qualification to assume principal duties at Lindbergh school.
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Sarajane Galvin
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Amos Scering
Harry DeVol
Harry Anderson
Lowell Endicott
Center Ridge
Olive Casey
Whitestown
Janet Schuetz
Zionsville
Lindbergh School
Coal operators seek delay in answering wage demands
Washington reports coal operators request more time to respond to welfare and pension demands from the United Mine Workers. Lew reportedly agrees to a 24 hour postponement of today’s negotiation session, extending the deadline before talks resume at Prim… atmosphere.
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Bath Declines Cop Nomination
Local candidate Bath announces he will not seek the police nomination, citing personal reasons and focusing on current duties. The decision leaves potential party plans unsettled as organizers weigh alternative candidates and campaign strategy in the upcoming race.
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Wells Returns From Germany War Reeducation Program Ahead
Wells reports U S plans to advance German reeducation and orientation programs. He cites 40 institutions for German training and a publishing effort of 16 million textbooks yearly, suggesting occupation may extend for another decade. He was greeted by his mother as he landed.
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France
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Midwest Storms Kill and Damage Homes
Severe midwest storms leave four dead and many injured as hail up to inches wide shatters windows and damages roofs. Homes toppled trees and power outages spread across Beloit Henryville South Bend and surrounding areas. Authorities say the event was among the worst hailstorms in decades with state police and Red Cross assisting amid widespread damage reports.
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Congress Plans Inauguration Budget For Jan. 20
Washington reports Congress formed inaugration planning group to cover costs for the January 20 ceremony. Sen C Wayland Brooks named chairman as the joint committee endorsed early plans by architect David Lynn and key official Edwards F McGinnis. Officials said seating could accommodate about 15 000 attendees.
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Senate protests disregarded amid scattered tests in Waxhutton
Officials in Waxhutton report protest coverage as scattered reports claim six power plans for self government in West Vira Gitmany are not treaties. The Shite Department cites limited evidence and calls for calm while Tat Tepito and Sengte (alice) figure in the discussion.
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Congress Overrides Warning to Cut Atomic Energy Budget
Washington June House appropriations committee slashes the atomic energy commission budget by 150,000 today despite chairman Dave Julienthal warning “catastrophic” redactions could threaten safety. The panel approves 597,BA 000 to run the commission and fund research and contracts totaling 3.4 billion, expanding fissionable material output while preserving nonweapon programs. Fiscal moves affect veterans admin, war assets, housing, and related agencies with a broad funding plan for next year.
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Scouts to Attend Central Indiana Camporee at Ft Harrison
Righty scouts from the Boone district will attend the Central Indiana Boy Scout Camporee at Ft Harrison from Friday to Sunday. The delegation led by Herman McRoberts will include members of Troops 355 and 359 Lebanon. The theme is Camping and Camp Gadgets. They arrive at 2 pm and depart after 4 pm on Sunday. More than 2,500 scouts from the Indianapolis region are expected to participate.
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Herman McRoberts
Lebanon
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