Republican State Convention Faces Voter Tug of War
Banner session plants a field of candidates for state offices as delegates court influence. Rival camps jockey for support in a multi candidate race with Alyan Hefest WT and Willis Burch among hopefuls. Debate over switches and alignments as party insiders predict outcomes and contending camps seek advantages before delegates vote.
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Sernor
Fom
Jenner
Alyan Hefest
Willis Burch
Hobart Creighton
Walter Hieimke
Gates 5
B Atk
Bad Nes
Secretars of Baths
Fred I
Eastly
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Bath
Fern
eTtiias
House Injunction Suit Underway Over Sunset Park Building
A circuit court today heard testimony in a civil injunction brought by Jack and Patricia Cole and others to stop converting a Sunset Park addition into a dwelling. The Morris couple challenge zoning restrictions and the judge adjourned to this afternoon with witnesses including George H. Lenton County Clerk Treasurer testifying on enforceable restraints.
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Jack
Patricia Cole
Sunset Park
Addiion
James M Morris
George BH Lenton
Treasuer
Lewis offers 10 extend contract amid coal talks
Washington June 10 faced with a stalemate in the soft coal dispute the United Mine Workers leader John Lewis proposed indefinite continuation of the present contract beyond July 6 with retroactive improvements and a new agreement after the miners return from vacation. Operators reportedly prepared to reject welfare pension fund demands but floated a counter proposal reflecting ongoing bargaining.
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United Mine Worke Dent
Lewis
Y Tiransree TF
Dr Rainey Named Member Of Roerd Roert
Dr Rainey named member of Roerd at a meeting with state health officials. National Tuberculosis Association representatives from New York and Indiana health groups attended. Indiana University School of Medicine research received a hundred dollar grant.
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Rainey
ROERD
Aga
State Board
Tt Mate Tuberculosis Association
Ie National Tuberculosis Association
New York
National Health Agencies
State Board of Health
The
Medical Society
Indiana
Indiana University School of Medicine
Senator Vanderberg pleads Senate to restore ERP funds
Washington June 1 A dramatic Senate clash arose as Senator Vanderberg, chairing the foreign policy committee, urged restoring European Recovery Program money cut by the House. He warned the action would threaten national peace, prestige, and anti inflation aims, pledging to defend the foreign aid program amid partisan pressure.
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Senate
Arthur Ho van Fellbere
Trday
House
Michigan Republican
HBO
Senate Vanderbers
Cymcal
San
Couder
Cee Adeissian
Maderan
Hicks Co Unin Signs Contract
The Hicks Co union announces a new contract after a ratifying vote. Officials report a 768 to 10 tally in favor. Election results authorize the agreement and identify officers Paul Martian as president, Richard Green as vice president, with secretary Russeli Hinton and other leaders named.
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Gabor Anesh
Frig. Eauge
Russeli Hinton -Trnasann
Nevallers
Seciela
Ferguson family tragedy at Marysville Post Office
Mrs Kate Sarles and four Ferguson generations slept as a blaze trapped the Ferguson home in Marysville. The Miss Ferguson was missing while the Kelsos were saved. Ferguson survivors were taken to Clark hospital in Paoli after smoke and flames. Mrs Sarles broke through a locked door to rescue the Kelsos and search for her mother.
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Fergus
Robert
Kel
Marysville
Clark Hospital
Paoli
Kate Sarles
Town Post
Ferguson
Kelsos
Leniency Granted in Theft of Corn Case in Indiana
Two youths David Hopkins 19 Darlington and Hershel E Wethington 18 near Thorntown received suspended sentences from one to ten years and fines for grand larceny in a Sugar Creek Township theft of 80 bushels of corn from Hershel Peery. Circuit Judge Frank E Hutchinson granted leniency after noting lack of prior trouble. Sheriff Rush Robinson and others appealed for mercy. The pair sold the corn in Kirkpatrick Montgomery county.
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Indiana State Reformatory
Davidt Hopkins
Darlington
Herschel E. Wethington
Thorntown
Circuit Cour
Hershel Peery
Sugar Creek Township
Frank E. Hutchinson
Rush
Kirkpatrick
Montgomery County
Summer play activities draw 250 daily in parks
An average of 24 children participate in supervised play activities in three city parks this summer. Stokes Memorial averages about 100, Harney Conservation Park 70, and park crafts are under way. Police Chief James Waggoner will give safety talks at Stokes at 2 pm, Harney at 2:30 pm, and Memorial at 3 pm.
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Ho OH Feldman
Stokes Memorial
Harney
James Waggoner
Stokes
Memorial 1
Young People IK Monthly Meeting Report
Boone County Yor pless water held its news night in Hinnaville ay Church with a program led by Olive president of District. Rev R Earle sponsored the event. 168 answered roll call. Attendees included Pleasant View Congregational Christian Church and Mechanicsburg Christian among others. Clifford Anteliff of Lebanon spoke. offerings and devotions followed. future plans noted.
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Boone County
Pless
Hinnaville
R. Earle
Trinity
Methodist Church of
Lafayette
Pleasant View
Clifford Anteliff
Lebanon
Hear
Politicians Busy As Time For Conventions Near
President Truman and GOP leaders clash over the 40th Congress record as he campaigns through Butte and travels west. Delegates from Southern states plan meetings in Washington or Philadelphia to shape their convention stance while Iowa Republicans pick Beardsley over Blue in a primary upset.
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United Press
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40Th Congress
Butte Mont
Con Ress
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
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Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
Sar Wherri
Mr Truman
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Inein
Nebrask
Montana
Oregons
Leena Bye Heer
Portlands
Morree
Lena Wintlace
Damrtocra Lee Poewer
Ewstithee
Traian
Wallace
New York
Meyed Earch
Jackson
Miss
Trauman
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
Williams
Beardsley
Jack Kroll
CIO Political Action Committee
Blue
Anderson Wins in New Mexico Democratic Primary
Unofficial results from 362 of 900 precincts show former Gov. John J. Dempsey conceding the nomination to former Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. Anderson for the Democratic Senate candidate in New Mexico. Anderson leads 26 108 to 1 754, with plans to face Republican Panick J Hurley in November. convention officers chosen in Indianapolis include Roger D Branigin as permanent state convention chair, with George A Schock and Beatrice Muncie among officers, details of roles listed.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
John J. Dempsey
Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Gen. Panick J Hurley
Republica
Indianapolis
Roger D Branigin
Lafayette
Perment
Tiesda Bramgin
Federal Land Bank
Hardue University
Nat Ray
Maddeiob
Gary
Charmar
Johnson Appointment Confirmed by Senate
Washington June 4 The senate last night confirmed the nominations of Rep Noble Johnson of Indiana to be a judge of the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. The appointment follows the resignation of Judge Oscar and Rhiad.
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Washington
Senate
Noble Johnson
Am Asset Ae
US Court Customs Att Patent Appeals
Oscar & Rhiad
Weather Forecast: Warmer Tonight and Thursday
A weather notice states temperatures will rise tonight and remain warmer through Thursday. Expect mild conditions with light winds and possible showers to the east. Highs reach the mid 60s to 70s, lows around the 50s.
Mandamus Action Filed To Reinstate Indiana State Police Officer
A mandamus proceeding seeks to compel Superintendent Re T Rowon and others to reinstate Ernest J Richardson of Route 3 as a member of the Indiana State Police. The petition alleges Richardson was verbally and falsely accused of soliciting a bribe tied to Edward Bennett and Leo Bennett in a linked inquiry, with subsequent exoneration of Richardson and indictments against some subordinates. The case, described as ongoing, was docketed for continuation on page four.
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Ret Rowon
Indian State Police
Gembeck of Fur Board
Ernest J.richardson
Hin
Russell
Hossow
Bennett
Leo Bon Mt Aidles Thal
Hiry Hichardson
Firibe
Indiana State Police
Tienane
Peinstatement
Richardson
Summer Reading Program Opens With Library Events
The summer reading program launches with activities at the library and branch centers led by Ms Stewart and staff. Children and families are invited to join, with reading goals, book lists, and planned exhibits such as ARTEMIS to show progress.
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Stewart
Prammel Earns Physical Education Degree at Butler
Willard Fay Trammell received a Bachelor of Science in physical education at Butler University during commencement in the Butler Fieldhouse. Degrees were conferred by President M O Ross. Trammell, a former Pinnell athletic director, leaves to serve and will become athletic director at Dover High School for the coming year.
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Willard Fay
Public Hearing Notice On Street and Alley Funds
City council will hold a public hearing at 4 30 on June 21 in the council room of the city building to consider an additional appropriation of 294575 for streets and alleys Taxpayers may speak and the final appropriation will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners which will hold a second hearing within 15 days at the county auditor s office or another designated location for taxpayer input.
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State Board of Tax Commissioner
County Auditors Office
UN Truce Proposal Accepted By Israel and Arab States
Unofficial word indicates both sides accept a UN ceasefire plan to begin within a month. Moshe Shertok says acceptance is conditional on Jewish immigration limits and access to Jerusalem. Arab League confirms acceptance based on Bernadotte’s interpretation. Delays in communications may have kept replies arriving near the deadline.
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United Nations
Bernadotte
Moshe Shertok
Israel
Bernarott
Infgstate
Shertok
Palestine
Jerusalem
Arab League
The
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Draft Sill May Be Passed Today
The Senate defeated a Southern Democratic bid to require racial segregation in the military as an amendment to the draft bill. Senator Russell led the argument for voluntary segregation to preserve fighting efficiency, opposing President Truman's civil rights plan. Chairman Chan Gurney and Senator Claude Pepper spearheaded the opposition amid a charged budget of debate.
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Senate Today
Acme
Richard B Russell
Jh. Ga
Burnet Ro Maibank
Senate Towars
Russell
Mc Trumans
Chan Gurney
Armed Services Committee
Claude Pepper
D. A
James ©F Gastland
Co. Miss
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