Methodists In Conference Denounces Government Subsidies
The Northwest Indians Conference of the Methodist Church opened amid concerns about church and state mixing. It warned Methodist colleges and universities not to admit students or accept government subsidies that could compromise church state separation. The meeting affirmed the church’s world peace report and urged dialogue with Soviet authorities while condemning Kremlin policies.
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West Lafayette
Northwest Indians Conference
The
Methodist Church
Kremlin
Pepaust
Sultan Presents His Queen With Sarong
The Sultan at North Borneo arrived in Britain this week and presented Queen Elizabeth with a sarong made by Borneo craftspersons. The gesture marked a ceremonial exchange during the royal visit.
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Sultan
London
North Borneo
Elizabeth
Britain
Bortea
Uranium fields found in Germany reported
Bonn sources said on Monday that potential uranium fields were discovered in the Black Forest region. Government officials were notified and authorities awaited verification from German geological agencies.
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Germany
Black Forest
Bonn
Gert
Alvin Gullion Dies In Home
Alvin Gullion a Lebanon resident and machinist died Saturday night at his home at 37 Gul street aged 78 He had been ill nine years He was a member of United Brethren church Rites set for Tuesday at Hitch funeral home Oak Hill Undertaker Russell and sons handled arrangements He survived by seven sons Virgil Harris Orville Mark James Alvin Calvin and two daughters Mary Copeland and Gertrude Ferrell Also surviving four brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren He will be buried in Jamestown area with calling hours at the funeral home.
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Alvin Dye
Gul Street
Lebanon
Ife
Gullion
Wides Jormner
Ty Jos Max Tien
Focas United Brethren Church
Hitch
Oak Hill
Toi Aber
Russell & In
Theodore F
Elizabeth
Jullien Gullion
Boone County
Bertha J Davis
Virgil
Harris
Orville Gullion
Mark L
James L. Gullion
Indianapolis
M/Spgt
Alvin T Gullion
Djakarta
Indonesia
Calvin Gullion
Waldron
Mary Copeland
Gertrude Ferrell
Jamestown
Mark
Elmer E
Lafayette
Charles C
Vv. C. Gullion
Mystery Farm Featured On Page Four In Puzzling Feature
A fragmented clue page titled Mystery Farm appears on page four with partial text and scattered references. The readable bits mention names and locations, hinting at a puzzle or crib for readers to solve.
Craig Wins In GOP Convention
A disrupted text fragment notes a GOP convention contest with references to Taft allied factions, state organizations, and delegates. It mentions Eugene Pulham of the Indianapolis News and Star as a delegate and other party figures, with unclear dates and places.
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Craig
Ladiapratis
Ander
Fis
Walia Rcten
Himsa
Uralé
China
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Patt
Eugene © Pulham
The
Indianapolis News and Star
Bo Butcheson
APL Inter
Heat Wave and Storms Kill Dozens Across Midwest
A massive heat wave followed by wind and rain storms caused more than a dozen deaths as people swam in lakes and rivers to cool off. The three city area of Moline East Moline and Rock Island suffered severe damage as winds up to 70 mph knocked down trees and power lines. Virginia Minnesota also faced a stronger blow with 100 mph winds and hail.
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United Press
Midwest
Moline
East Moline
Rock Island
Virginia
Minn
Reds Demand Resumption Of The Peace Talks
The North Korean Communist High Command sent a note to General Mark W Clark demanding that truce negotiations resumed immediately after three days of Allied delay. The message, addressed to United Nations officials in Paris, urged a new round of talks and stated the need to advance diplomacy. The note was the first from North Korea to Clark in months, following ONUC coordination and broader Allied diplomacy efforts.
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Panmtinjm
Korea
Iup
North Korea
Mark W. Clark
Supreme United Nation
Ty North Keiean
Weriesllay Peipg
Aetinge
Matthew
Ty Kadeeiy
Tri Kappas Plan Summer Project
The Alpha Beta chapter of Tri Kappa sorority will sponsor a summer program for all children. An event in Lehason High aims to provide activities and supervision for younger and older groups with planned outdoor and indoor activities.
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Tri Kappas
Tr. Kappac Sorority
A. Sun Mer
Atoo
Lane
Lehason High
Hasheehem
Camp plans include tennis volleyball and hikes for youths
A program for boys and girls aged nine through 14 includes tennis, volleyball, badminton, softball, square dancing, weaving, crafts, nature hikes, and other activities. A staff member will assist with supervision and activities.
Bell Telephone Co Increases Wages in New Contract
Indiana Bell Telephone Co and the CIO Communications Workers Union reached a new wage settlement on Saturday. The agreement provides raises from 2.50 to 5 dollars for various groups including operators clerical staff installers and maintenance workers. E G Plum notes part of the increase awaits Wage Stabilization Board approval and calls the settlement fair to employees and the public.
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Aper
LeMar Clerk Chosen Lebanon’s Most Courteous Salesperson
Miss Pitas Edrington of the LeMar Shop won Lebanon’s most courteous sales clerk honor. The award, announced by Mrs. Hubert Thompson, came from a Retail Division sponsored test. Edrington scored 100, praised for pleasant dress, product knowledge, helpful questions, proper thanks, and inviting service.
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Pitas
Eeting Lukes
Syiver
Pb. Myers
Soal Mertician
Lebanon
Bitter party clash as Texas friction stirs national race
Bitter accusations fly between the fault and Eisenhower camps as the leading Republican contender nears the nominating fight while Democrats face a free for all. Northern supporters show feverish signs of backing a Stevenson bid, with word he might consider joining the race after a planned trip to Washington.
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Washington
Texas
Te Falt
Eisenhower
Adlair Stevenson
Ilinois
Stevenson
House Hit By Lightning Bolt Causes Damage
A lightning strike struck Hutert Ping’s residence on Kersey Street. The home avoided fire but the blast damaged a television set, knocked out several windows, and caused additional unspecified damage.
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Hutert
Ping
Kersey Street
Behtaray
Theskerania
Elizabeth Neff Dies in Jamestown after Long Illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Neff, 79, died Saturday at her Jamestown home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held at the Jamestown Christian church with Rev Warren Robbins officiating. burial followed in Jamestown Cemetery near Ladoga. Survived by sons Alva and Floyd Neff, daughters Gertrude Mackey, Goldie Purdue, and Mary Martindale, plus four brothers, four grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
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Mar Mollie Eliazabeth
Jamestown
Kenneth Walker
Christian Church
Warren Robbins
Jamestown Barn
Ladoga
Neff
Sam
Susan Thompson
Mt. Zion
William L. Neff
Boone County
Jamestown Christian Church
Alva L. Neff
Detroit
Mich
Floyd H. Neff
Gertrude Mackey
Danville
Goldie Purdue
Crawfordsville
Mary Martindale
San Antonio
Tex
William Thompson
New Ross
Uel Wr
Fifth Set Of Twins Born To This Family
In Johnson City Tennessee Mrs Frank Alquette, 35, appeared calm as she looked at her newborn twins, her fifth set for the couple. Married 18 years, they now have 16 children, highlighting a remarkable family milestone reported by local observers.
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Johnson City
Tenn Cup
Frank Alquette
Jack Widul
Hei
Imatishs
Alquette
Dares Reds To Attack In Korea
General James A Van Fleet warned Reds to attack UN forces in Korea as probes along a 155 mile front failed to break the line. He cited strong UN morale and pledged the army would meet any offensive, while reports of new Chinese troops and bomber activity circulated amid ongoing fighting near Chorwan and along the Hukhar River.
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Korea
James A van Fleet
United Nation
Keres
St. Avis
van Fleet
United Nations
Chorwan
U .N
Hukhar
Kroat
Ginia
Wy Gisai
Supreme Court to Rule on Segregation in Schools
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court agreed to decide if states may require separate white and Negro schools. The statement comes as Congress debates combat pay and the Puree Academy on a tight timetable amid other policy battles.
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Washington
Congressional
Supreme Court
Major Shift Seen In The Russ Foreign Strategy
The article analyzes a potential realignment in Soviet foreign policy as Moscow reshuffles ambassadorial postings including Alexander Panyushkin's recall and replacement by Georg Zarubin. It discusses the implications for East–West diplomacy, NATO and the European defense framework, and possible shifts in Russo American relations amid German diplomacy setbacks.
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Bil Newson
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Eslm
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Georgt Nikolaevich Zarubin
Valis Ah Gomlite
Tia
Fairpope
West Germany
Westerm Ailes
Zarubin
London
Canada
Stalin
Dre Foss
Husain
Leontine
Ainitie
Gromyki
4Aruhin
Cew
Germany
Unite
Kremlin
Boone Native Nellie Turner Dies In Kansas City
Nellie Riney Turner 33 of Kansas City Missouri died Sunday night after a six month illness. Born in Boone County she lived in the county and moved to Kansas City two years ago. Survived by husband Lele Turner and three brothers Emmett Arthur and Chester and three sisters Myrtie Smoke Florence Rainer and Ass Hath Riner. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Russell & Bitch funeral home.
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Nellie Riney Turner
Kansas City
Turner
Lele S. Turner
Emmett
Zionsville
Arthur
Swayzee
Chester
Albuquerque
Myrtie Smoek
Florence Rainer
San Antino
Pex
Riner
Peace
Vane
Russell & Bitch
Phantom Gunner Is Again Sought
The elusive phantom gunman, blamed for ten shootings over two weeks, evaded capture as state police searched highways on Monday. Two men fitting the suspect description were stopped after a car chase but released as investigators pressed their case.
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Iyatations
Tao Mee Osu
Weather Outlook Monday Night Through Tuesday
Fair and cooler Monday night preceded by scattered thunder showers in the extreme south Monday evening. Tuesday returns to fair and pleasant conditions. Low Monday night 50 to 36. Thunder north with scattered showers south. Highs Tuesday 80 north to 85 south.
Optimism for quick steel contract settlement today
Washington sources report momentum toward a rapid settlement of the steel wage dispute. Presidents Truman and Senate leaders show restraint, while negotiators for major steel firms and the CSO Steelworkers Union near a two year deal. A 15 to 16 cent hourly raise with five cents in fringe benefits is anticipated, retroactive to January 1 if not moved to March or April.
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Washington
Toppovern
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Senate
Alben W. Bailey
CSO Steelworkers Union
WSB
Landslide In Italy Kills Four Near Swiss Border
Ansta, Italy AP reports a landslide in the Bienna Valley near the Swiss border killed four people and threatened a flood in the area. Emergency crews raced to stabilize the slope and assess damage as residents were evacuated.
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Italy
Ansta
Bienna
State Inspector Shot And Killed In City
Chicago police report state lodging house inspector L Russo aged 43 was shot and killed during a holdup across from a tavern where accomplice Regerra wrested the gun. Beserra fired five shots wounding a patron Mathias Sanchez who survived. Tavern owner Adolph Perez fired a pistol as Russo fell. One robber fled down the street.
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Chicago
Pector
Poeman
Michael Moretti
Times L. Russo
Iliness
Common
Regerra
Russo
Beserra
Adolph Perez
Mathias Sanchez
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