Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach Dies in Washington Hospital
Washington June 6 Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 53. Official cause heart failure, though associates suspected overwork. Former judge from Superior, Wis born Sept 20 1894, he became labor head July 1 1945 amid postwar labor tensions. He announced no funeral plans as President Truman inquired before news of his death.
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Record books deadline set as August 15
Chamber of Commerce officials reminded county 4H Club members that record books must be ready for distribution at the chamber office by August 15. Books are to be turned in to Agent Munns A Caldwell by that date. About 300 books have been issued or claimed by signing at the building.
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Draft measure near showdown in Senate action
The Senate passed the peacetime conscription draft measure after a week of debate and rapid amendment votes. The bill moves to the House where a similar version awaits in Rules Committee as a final showdown looms.
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Judge bars railroad unions from striking in new order
Washington June 70- its General Judge PT Alan Goldsborough issued a temporary restraining order banning three railroad unions from striking. The order lasts at least until a final hearing can decide if a lasting no strike order should be issued. The temporary ban is set to expire tomorrow night, with continuation indicated on page four.
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Air Force first to fly faster than sound in historic test
Washington reports the Air Forces AS-1 Rocket Pan achieved speeds "much faster than the perch of sound" at a June press briefing. Secretary Symington called the supersonic flight a landmark in aviation, comparing it to Kitty Hawk and Yeager's era.
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UN Mediator in Palestine Seeks Enduring Peace
Folke Bernadotte moved to set up a Mediterranean Rhodes headquarters to pursue a permanent peace between Arabs and Jews in Palestine. He plans a 28 day truce period from dawn tomorrow, with both sides urged to halt hostilities. Amani and Transjordan routes will be visited as he observes cease-fire terms and monitors actions.
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Stump Death Claims Arwine Stump Veteran of Lane's Chapel
Arwine Stump, a resident and member of Lane's Chapel Methodist Church, died after a long illness. He married Nellie Heath in Lebanon May 31, and is survived by his wife, a son Major Lenard Stump in Atlanta, two daughters Linnie Gaynelle of Arlington and Dorcas Padgett, six grandchildren, six brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending word from distant relatives. rites planned at Lane's Chapel Methodist Church with viewing at Bratton Funeral Home.
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Lebanon Man Named Sheep Show Judge
Jack Wall of Lebanon will judge the sheep show at the Indiana State Fair this year running September 3 through September 10. The sheep department has 13549 dollars in cash premiums, including those for the national Oxford show in Indianapolis. Entries for the show close August 18.
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Barker Named Fair Swine Judge At Indian State Fair
Bod Barker will judge the swine department at the Indian State Fair to be held September 3 through September. Entries close August 19. The state has spent 300,000 to enlarge the swine barn and improve facilities, with substantial cash premiums to be awarded. Barker will judge Berkshire stock.
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New Pastor Takes Over Sunday at Centenary Church
The Rev John Barkley, longtime Flora church pastor aged 307?, will preach his first sermon at Centenary Methodist Church on Sunday titled The Cross of Christ. A farewell at Fayette church follows as former pastor Mr Kale and friends attend the service.
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Vault Company Purchased by American Concrete Products Co
The Whelchel Burial Vault Co at Tilt East Elm street was bought by American Concrete Products Co with Cark M Anderson as president and owner. The firm will add vaults already made and plans to expand to septic tanks, barbecue pits, incinerators, lawn furniture and urns. Anderson, a chemical engineer from B. F. Goodrich, Akron, has worked six years there and previously in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson plan to move here.
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Indiana Republican convention program kicks off in Indianapolis
The Indiana Republican state convention opens in Indianapolis with district caucuses to elect delegates and alternates to the national convention and various committees. Friday sessions at Claypool Hotel and state fairgrounds cover rules credentials resolutions and nominations, with key roles filled by state officials and judges.
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PFC Courtney Rites Saturday At Burnside Cemetery
Pfc Courtney, who died from injuries in Burma while serving, will be honored Saturday at 2 PM at the Russell and Hitch funeral home. The service will be conducted by Wilbur Sharpe, with burial at Lake Hill Cemetery. He graduated from Crass Tacer High School in 1941 at age 20. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Courtney, will receive friends prior to services. He served at Camp Suwa Hitas and Fort Meade, earning the Purple Heart and Presidential Citation.
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Weather update for Ohio region tonight into Friday
Partly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunder showers in the north and central areas tonight near the Ohio River. Not so cool conditions develop. showers continue tonight with cooler temperatures expected Friday.
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Verbal Battle Between Truman and GOP Leaders Escalates
National political tension rises as President Truman and Republican leaders clash. Truman labels Congress the wettest since the first tet era while House Speaker Joseph Martin and Senator Robert A Taft emerge as the principal antagonists.
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County 44 Club Pand Is Formed
The Lindbergh school gathering formed a new County 44 Club with Warner Sickle directing. Jefferson township president Marvin McLaughlin. Vera Bel Pauley vice president. Irene Acton Jarvison secretary and treasurer. Rehearsals every two weeks. next on June. Uniforms include white slacks and shirt, green ties and white oversea caps with green trim. Plans include performances at the local H club exhibit on July 27 and at the Indiana State Fair.
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Hearing Continued in Injunction Suit Over Sunset Park Building
The circuit court hearing on the Cole and Morris injunction suit to prevent converting a Sunset Park addition into a dwelling was continued for further arguments. Testimony concluded yesterday with the state opposing Mr and Mrs Morris, arguing the building violates stated restrictions for the addition.
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Lewis coal mine offer rejected amid wage dispute
In a formal rejection today, Worshanton Hundred Unit Coal producers turned down an offer from Lewis and partners regarding retroactive wage terms and immediate changes to contract conditions. The action follows ongoing talks as workers press for guaranteed mining terms and immediate benefits.
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District Lions Governor Honors Outstanding Attendees
At a district Lions meeting, Degering presented awards to members with perfect attendance. The event highlighted the best attendance record in the district and featured a speaker noting personal pleasure in recognizing the group. Attendees included Walter Canninger, Dickerson Ross Gickerson, Max Edwards, Wendell Perkins, and others.
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Albert Rudd
Indiana Reformers Battle for State GOP Leadership
Report outlines a contentious Indiana party convention with a reform faction seeking control of nominations. Delegates at large and party leaders, including Charles Halleck, are discussed as potential supporters shift. The piece notes proposed primary reforms and the balance of influence among state officials and judges.
1948 Wheat Crop Forecast Near Record Peak
The department predicted Spring wheat output around 195 million bushels, up about 32 million from initial forecasts, with an expected total near 272 million bushels based on farmers planting intentions and average weather. This forewarns of a strong crop year despite weather risks.
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