Vandenberg Opposes Sharp ERP Funds Cuts
Senator Vandenberg criticized drastic ERP funding reductions amid debate on foreign aid and defense spending. He argued Hoffman should not bear the entire burden and warned against blanket exemptions, noting the House bill totals about 3.57 billion for early fiscal 1950 while committee leaders expect possible trims.
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GOP
Indesberg
Paul G Hoff- Man
Senate Appropriations Committee On & House
Tle
Senate Committee
Stejes
Pat Metnrran
Nev
Keineth McKellar
Tenn
Siready
St Joseph Fete Marks 50th Year
The golden anniversary of Sty les church annual ice cream festival and lawn social will be held on Tuesday evening July 21 on the church grounds. The event, the oldest ice cream supper in the community, will include cakes sandwiches and coffee and begin at 6 30 p m daylight saving time. The Holy Name Society under Dr Stephen F Sulivan will handle tables chairs and lights, while the church women under Mrs Guy Wethington will run serving tables. The public is invited.
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Styles Church
Stephen F. Sulivan
H Oly Name Society
Guy Wethington
Soldier Completes Tour of Duty and Returns Home
A soldier who entered service in Indianapolis and trained at Fort Knox completed his overseas tour in the European Command with the 7708 War Crimes Group at Augsburg. He later joined the 7415th Station Complement Unit after the group was deactivated. He served as the Enlisted Men's Club manager until his departure in April.
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Germany
Brest
United States
Indianapolis
Sky
Fort Knox
European Command
7708
Augsburg
Black
Central Christian Woman's Council Meeting Planned Tonight
Members from all circles of the Central Christian Woman's council will meet jointly tonight at 7:30 in the church basement. Miss Jessie M Trout, executive secretary of the department of missionary organization, will speak on international missions and Christian questions for the Disciples of Christ.
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Central Christian Woman's Council
Relck
Jessie M Trout
Department of Missionary
United Christian Missin Society
International Vsions
Christian Questions
Disciples of Christ
Vi Anth
Boone County Public Health and X Ray Initiative Update
Boone County hosts a fall health update detailing a badge of excellence award to the Boone 1B Group for blood drive and pasteurella work, plus a Portable X Ray unit highlighting outreach to Boone and nearby towns. The event notes 34 large chest X Rays from Thorntown follow ups, 12 to have further X Rays, and two sent to sanitarium for outpatient exams while two cases are discharged from the hospital.
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Boone County
Paul Var Fiver
State
Turherrgiesis Association
Zionsville
Thorntown
Astute Sanatorium
Hove
Samate Iei
Ville
0. Ge. Keri
Frank Jennings
Sunnysie
Marion County
House Probes B 36 Purchases and Air Force Role
The House ordered a probe by the Armed Services committee led by Carl Vinson into B 36 procurement and Air Force claims the bomber is vital for jet interception. Rep. Van Zandt raised rumors of irregularities involving Defense Secretary Johnson and Air Secretary Symington, prompting the inquiry after urging by Rep. St. Colm. Symington denied the charges.
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House
Eee Services Committee
Air Force
Carl Vinson
B. Ga
Ai Force
Navy
James K. van Zandt
Louis Johnson
W Stuart Symington
Floyd Odiam
Alvis Corp
William St. Colm
Jao E Ailes
Coline
Allen
Housh
van Zandt
Charles Snyder Expires Tuesday
Charles Snyder 55 years old of Jamestown died Tuesday after a period of poor health. Born in Ulmeis he came to Jamestown 116. He worked 32 years for the Ghia OF Company at Jam tour. He was married in 1817 to Verla Daron and is survived by his wife, three daughters Mrs Rodrick Witt Mrs Marvin Leake and Mrs Ralph Waltz, and his sister Mrs Vine Snyder. Continued on page
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L. Snyder
Meinen
Gamestown
Ulmeis
Jamestown
Ghia OF
Jam Tour
Verla Daron
Bevides
Rodrick Witt
Marvin Leake
Ralph Waltz
New Ross
Vine Snyder
Ieh
Local Scouts Plan One Day Fly Eradication Drive
About 50 Boy Scouts from three local troops will, with Cham ber of Commerce support and spray gear, conduct a citywide one day DDT spray to kill house flies. County health officials urge residents to empty and scrub garbage cans and prepare homes as scouts target cans and alleys tomorrow starting at 9 a.m.
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Lebanon
Army of House
Chamber of Commerce
Weddle
County Health and Safety Committee
Robert Latlin
County, Health and Safety Committee
Fire damages downtown Danville stores in massive blaze
A fire starting in a laundromat at 4 30 am swept downtown Danville causing about 1 9 million in damage. Two groups of stores were wrecked and several neighboring buildings damaged as explosions rattled the scene. No injuries were reported as flames gutted two story structures and a warehouse roof collapsed amid smoke and debris.
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Waville
Danville
Ki Teroy Dunming
A l Liquor
L ‘Aundry
E M Davis Dies In Minnesota
Everett M. Davis age 68 dies of a heart attack in St Cloud Minnesota hospital after living in Lebanon and St Cloud area. Survived by wife three daughters a son two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of a daughter in Cleveland Ohio with services expected in St Cloud.
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Everett M. Davis
Lebanon
St Cloud
Minn
Lotion
Bays
William J
Estrer
Davis
Das
Bosal Street
St. Cloud
British Princess May Visit The U S
London reports Princess Margaret Rose plans a U S trip this fall. She will be 19 in August and has begun lobbying her father for permission after returning from a month in Europe.
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London
Margaret Rose
United States
America
Reds Losing Out In West Europe
Chicago June 8 Newsman Eugene Pulliam told the Chicago Headline Club that Communists are losing ground across Western Europe. He cited elections shifting to the middle, praised Yugoslav Marshal Tito for challenging Moscow, and criticized Britain's Socialist government as a cruel illusion while predicting a Conservative victory with limited appetite for reforms.
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Chicago
Eugene Pulliam
Europe
Indiana
Arizona
America
Czechosovakia
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tit
Coninform
Russia
Frern
Pulliam
England
Conservatores
Lawyer Fights Pole Sitter Laundered Indian Fan Story
A man named Lupica sat on a 40 foot pole atop a drugstore after police ordered him down for camping. His lawyer argued the elevated platform meant no camping violation, police relented. Lupica began May 31 and planned to stay until the Indians reached first place. they won last night and are 8 1/2 games back.
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Cleveland Jones
Charley
Lupica
Big Four Council May End Within Week
World news digest reports the Big Four Foreign Ministers may fail to reach unity in Paris within days. The clash centers on a single German government in Berlin and the four powers veto. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky expected to widen the rift with Western proposals. Additional items note Berlin food truck access, Bolivian tin mine talks, Puerto Rico transport losses, and British Labour Conference calls.
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Big Four
Paris
Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Berlin
U.S
Dean Acherons Propond
Wiratign
Acheson
Aix
Forign
American Care Relief
Ager
la Paz
Bolivia
Solmvar Vermnent
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Navy
United States Nigtern
Blsckpeal
Eng
Herbert Morrison
Sevale Party
Ftritain
Lambton Stuart
Nancxing
Shanghai
United States
Truman
Automobile Hits Tree No Injuries Reported
City police investigated an accident in the 600 block of Indianapolis avenue after a car driven by Mary Ann Bartlett failed to control and struck a tree. Bartlett said the accelerator pedal had come off as she looked down. No injuries were reported.
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Indianapolis Avenue
Mary Ann Bartlett
West North Street
Boone County Young Democrats appoints temporary leaders
Harvey Mc Greene is named temporary chairman and Delores Reese temporary treasurer of the Boone County Young Democrats. The duo lead a membership drive ahead of Indiana state convention July 22 to 24 at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis with speakers including Senator Hubert Humphrey and Governor Glenn Williams.
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Harvey Mc Greene
Fast Pushy Street
Youth Democratic Chih
Boone County
Me. Greene
Hies
Butler
Delores Reese
West Miin Street
Hias
Greene
Miss Reese
Boone
Young Democratic Club
Your Democrats
Indiana
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Demseval
Minnesota
Glennen Williams
Michigan
Iowa Senator Attacks AEC Over Isotope Shipments
Iowa Senator Hickenlooper charges the Atomic Energy Commission with endangering national security by sending radioactive isotopes to Norway for military research. He cites alleged mismanagement and questions humanitarian claims, asserting shipments lack stated military research purposes and violate the atomic program.
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Washington
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R. la
Atomic Energy Commission
Norway
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Tahenthal
Lilienthal
Civil On Commission
Hickenlooper
Truman
Iowa
Hickenlooper Sant Aad Lilienthal
Norwegin
State Accepts Gift Of Asphalt For Columbus Bypass
Indiana State Highway Department accepted 640 tons of rock asphalt from Kentucky Rock Asphalt Inc to resurface the Columbus by pass and other damaged sections. Hadden, commission chairman, said the previous material lacked base and the firm bore no obligation. Road work to be done by highway crews with an engineer from the firm aiding application. Senate committee tour of southern Indiana highways underway to study deterioration. 835 tons needed for all roads needing repair. resurfacing planned for Columbus by pass this summer. Northern Indiana inspections later. full report to Senate in 1951 session.
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Iianapolis
Fediseq State Highway Department
Columbus
U. S
Kentucky Bock Asphalt (O., Inc
Gel
Hadden
Rlice
Highway Department
Indiana
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Sen. Vandenberg
St. Joseph Fete
Jessie M. Trout
Boone 1B Group
Charles Snyder
Waukesha
Wis
Carl Taylor
Danville, al
E. M. Davis
Reds
West
Young Demos
H. M. Greene
Harvey MM. Greene
Trieste
Free Territory
AEC
Senate
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