Six Airmen Missing After North Sea B-29 Crash
Search for six missing U S Air Force airmen continued after a B 29 Superfortress crashed into the North Sea off Yarmouth England. Four crew survived two bodies recovered, and two more survivors were found today as planes and ships scoured the area.
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Yarmouth
England
North Sea
Charles F. Alien
Derry
N. H
Mae West
Weair
Henry J. Walsh
Alton M
Warren J. Ebert
Minneapolis
Minn
Warren
Cuslipanian
Itil
J. Bridge
The
Air Force
Eden Granted Uncontested Divorce From Beatrice Eden
London reports former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, 53, was granted an uncontested divorce from Beatrice Helen Eden on grounds of desertion. The couple, married 27 years, have lived apart for three years with Mrs Eden in New York City. The suit was filed after she offered no answer. Eden remains a leading Conservative figure allied with Winston Churchill.
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London
Anthony Eden
Beatrice Helen Eden
Eden
New York City
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Albert Hall
New York
England
Two Roosevelts May Be In Running For Governor In Two Great States
Washington June UP Two Roosevelts may run for governor in two big states where the job could feed presidential hopes. James E. Roosevelt won the California Democratic nomination for governor, facing Earl Warren in November. Franklin D Roosevelt is eyed by New York Democrats as a possible governor candidate, with talk of a 1950 bid for lieutenant governor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fdr
James E
California
Earl Warren
White House
Franklin D. Je
New York State
Franklin
Franklin D Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Congress
New York City
Sul Broom
Jim
New York
Tan
Thomas E. Dewey
Odlicusd GP Organization
Politeins
Boom
James
James Hoosevelt
Warren
Jimmy
Trotman
Democratic Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Holloman To Manage Lebanon Pool Opening Plans
Thomas Burrin announces the Lebanon Utilities pool staff with John Holloman as manager and lifeguards led by John David Proffitt. Daily hours run 1 30 to 10 pm, with season tickets 12 for families and 6 for individuals.
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Lebanon
Thomas Burrin
Lebanon Utilities
John Holloman
John David Proffitt
Dave Richey
Nancy Lewallen
Beverly Mullin
Caroline Chine
House Bill to Restore Full Mail Service Passed
Washington June 8 The House Post Office Committee approved a bill ordering Postmaster General Donaldson to restore full mail service. The vote was 12 to Bb Donaldson cutbacks had reduced residential deliveries to once daily and limited several business deliveries to twice daily with earlier post office window closings. The measure, sponsored by 35 House members, aims to reverse these reductions amid a large departmental deficit.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Jesse M Donaldson
Bb Donaldson
House Appropriations Committee
House
Bowman Services Will Be Friday
Mrs. Mary Allen Reed Bowman 82 a native of Dover dies Tuesday morning at Culver hospital Crawfordsville Burial in Pisgah cemetery will follow services Friday at 2 p m Providence Christian church The body lies in state at the New Ross residence where friends may call
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Pisgah Cemetery
Providence Christian Church
Mary Allen Reed Bowman
Dover
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
New Ross
Harris Fails To Appear For Hearing In City Court
Indianapolis June 8 Sullivan county Judge Norval Ke Harris did not appear in municipal court to answer drunkenness charges. Judge Howard ordered Harris re-arrested and held on a $100 bond after a May 25 continuance. Harris, 58, attended a World War II veterans convention in St. Louis, and his attorney said he aimed for a continuance but could not reach the judge. He faced forgery embezzlement and a bad-check charge in his own court and earlier led a committee with Paul Robeson protesting a New York Communist trial.
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Indianapolis
Sullivan County
Norval Ke Harris
St. Louis
35Th Army Division
Joseph M. Howard
Harris
Truman
Washington
Indiana Statehouse
Howard
Oscar C. Hagemeier
President Truman to Attend Reunion in Missouri Journey
Washington June 8 UP President Truman travels to Missouri for his annual bivouac with World War II veterans, the 35th division. He will tour St Louis Columba and Mexico on a train, receive honors at the University of Missouri and Phi Beta Kappa, then deliver a foreign policy speech before returning to St Louis for a reception at Grant's Farm.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
Harry
St Louis
Columba Mo
University of Missouri
Phi Beta Kappa
St. Louis
Mexico
Grant
Rites Held Today For Ranney Baby
Graveside services were held at Oak Hill cemetery this afternoon for Arthur Wayne Ranney one day old son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Ranney 606 South Lebanon Street. The baby died yesterday morning at Witham hospital. The Rev L A Huddleson of Indianapolis was the officiating minister.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Arthur Wayne Ranney
Charles A. Ranney
South Lebanon Street
Witham Hospital
L. A. Huddleson
Indianapolis
Girl Scout Film Premiere Set With Local Drive
Cooperating with the Lebanon Girl Scout Association the Avon theatre opens its 2000 dollar finance drive this Saturday June 10. Warner Brothers feature Women of Tomorrow stars Girl Scouts in all parts showing authentic scouting in action. Troops host theatre parties June 9 and 10 with balcony reserved for Scouts. The picture, praised for coloring and realistic scenes, runs about 20 minutes and is acted entirely by Girl Scouts.
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Lebanon
Former Resident Pearl Winningham Dies in Darlington
Word arrived of the death yesterday of Mrs. Pearl Sanders Winningham a former resident. She died at her home in Darlington and is survived by five children her father Joseph Sanders and brothers Clarence Sanders Route 3 and Leo Sanders in New Jersey. Services set for 2 30 p m Friday at Smith Funeral Home Darlington.
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Pearl (Sanders) Winningham
Winningham
Darlington
Joseph Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Leo Sanders
New Jersey
Smith
Extension Of Draft Law Gets Committee OK
Washington June -The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a three year extension of the draft law with no string attached. The present law expires June 24. The House earlier voted a two year extension but both houses must pass a joint resolution before any man could be inducted. The committee approved an amendment by Senator Richard B Russell to allow inductees who register to state they want to serve only.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Congress
Truman
Senate Committee
Richard B Russell D. Ga
Truck Destroyed in Jamestown Fire at Ellingwood Lumber
A fire around 1 pm Tuesday destroyed four trucks owned by Ellingwood Lumber Co near Jamestown. A wall of flames engulfed a truck and its load of paint causing the blaze though the driver and four passengers escaped unharmed.
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Ellingwood Lumber Co
Wallace
Jamestown
Legion Band To Play At Fish Fry Benefit Night
The Brown Dolson Post American Legion presents a concert at the fish fry to aid the Jumers baseball team. The event is co sponsored by the Brown Dolson Rest and the Fred Siess Co and will be in the Post parking lot at o clock tomorrow night. If rail disrupts, the event moves to the Legion Home.
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Brown-Dolson Post American Legion
Probe Made In Amerasia Case
Washington reports a secret federal grand jury in New York has reopened the 1945 Amerasia documents case and has been summoning witnesses for weeks. Among those called are Jamies M Meinersey, FBI agents, Brig Gen Julius Holmes, and James K Vardaman Jr. The probe concerns theft of hundreds of secret papers and possible government interference in prosecutions connected to Pacific islands.
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Washington
New York City
Amerasia
Jamies M Meinersey
Justice Department
Criminal Division
FBI
Julius Holmes
U.S
Britain
James K. Vardaman, Jr
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Vardaman
FBO
State Department
Vardaiian
Induseo Department
Thes Kite Sitary
Navy
James Forrestal
Bissia
Pacific Mandated
Japan
Philip Jaffe
Mavaine “Amerasias
Enmanuel S. Larsen
Unheralded Mackey Leads National Open Round Record
Ardmore bulletin June 8 Lee Mackey an unemployed Birmingham professional shot six under par 64 to take the first round lead at the National Open voll tournament setting a new low round record in the event.
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Ardmore
Lee Mackey
Birmingham
Ala
Weather forecast of scattered showers and warm humidity
Partly cloudy and warm with humid conditions tonight and Friday. Scattered showers or thin showers toward the extreme south portion. Low tonight around 72 and highs Friday in the 84 to 90 range.
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Hershawers
King George Will Ignore Request From WCTU
In Hastings England delegates from 40 countries urged King George to abandon alcohol and lead Britain in sobriety. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said the King takes an occasional drink and would reject the proposal politely.
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Hastings
England
Women's Christian Temperance Union
George
John Forrester Paton
WCTU
Elizabeth
Britain
Forrester Paton
Buckingham Palace
Saul
Russia Outspends U S On Atomic Weapons
Washington reports an unnamed official says Russia may outspend the United States at least two to one on atomic weapons. He cites best estimates of Russia's military expenditures versus America. The claim follows calls by Atomic Energy officials to boost U S spending for atomic superiority.
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Washington
Russia
United States
F Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Brien McMahon
Conn
Fire Destroys Elizaville Home
A four room house owned by Richard Caldwell in Elizaville burned last night near Toplock after an apparent stove explosion. Meotaliwell, in his garden, heard the blast and rescued only a few bedclothes. Center township firefighters arrived but the fire was already out of control.
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Richard Caldwell
Elizaville
Center Township
Winter Makes Return Visit To Montana Points
United Press reports a wide weather sweep across the plains and mountains. Four inches of snow whitened Great Falls Montana while Wyoming and Utah saw mixed precipitation. Cold air pushed from the plains as midwesterners faced heat in the 90s and New York set a record for June. A Texas tornado knocked down poles near Royalty and a lightning strike killed Billy Cleghorn. Sabine River floodwaters rose near Orange with guards patrolling dikes.
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United Press
Rocky Mountain States
Great Falls
Mont
Wyoming
Utah
Great Plains
Mercury
Chicago
Hartford
Conn
New York
Newark
Montana
Lewis
Billings
Havre
Los Angeles
Pierre
S. C
Royalty
Tex
Billy Cleghorn
Grandfalls
Sabine
Orange
Army
Delinquency Charge Filed Against Thorntown Man
Charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor were filed yesterday against 19 year old William Ware ren of Thorntown. He is alleged to have disappeared with a 16 year old Thorntown girl after the couple left Monday night, according to Prosecuting Attorney Charles F Thompson. The girl's father filed the charges.
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William Wareren
Thorntown
Charles F Thompson
Doran Elected Lions President Defeats Willis Fulwider by Four
Doran won the Lions presidency by four votes over Willis Fulwider, succeeding Herman McRoberts as club leader. Rev. John Barkley and Jim Tanselle were reelected secretary and treasurer. New officers include A L Doran as president, A E Sloop first VP, Olon Simmons second VP, P L Myers third VP, Wayne Van Sickle lion tamer, O O Jay tail twister, with Mayor Earl Reese and Bill Sloan as directors. Holdover directors are Van Sickle and Charles Park. Award pins for 100 percent attendance were awarded to many members including Tanselle, Reese, Barkley, and Myers. Eugene B Burns attended as guest.
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Willis Fulwider
A. L. Doran
Lions
Herman McRobwas
John Barkley
Jim Tanselle
A. E. Sloop
Olon Simmons
P. L. Myers
Wayne van Sickle
O. O. Jay
Earl Reese
Bill Sloan
van Sickle
Charles Park
Parks
Lloyd Hopkins
Ruddell Apple
Tanselle
Reese
Vaughn Searight
Lee Dale
Faith
Rev. Barkley
Jett
Bob Blackwell
Walter Caplinger
Ross Dickerson
Roy Litton
Myers
McRoberts
Sloan
Fulwider
Wendell Perkins
Eugene B. Burns
Pussell Richardson
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