U C C Life Story Retold On Ith Anniversary
U C C marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a birthday dinner at the beauty spot club, attended by about 225 members and featuring a fireplace ceremony with the American flag. Speakers, including Willett Parrie and Fred Hooton, recounted early club days, growth, and plans, honoring Henry Vien and other leaders who built the grounds and faced early financial struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americanus
Willett H Parrie
Ulen
Presis
Fred Sinss
Isadore F
Henry Vien
Lebanon
Fred Hooton
Horace WC Foniick
Pine Bluff Blue Laws Meet Challenge From Bakers
In Pine Bluff Arkansas blue laws face repeal efforts as bakers and grocers press to end Sunday closings. Attorneys Zebold and Rowsil argue old ordinances restrict gatherings for entertainment and could spark broader challenges to Sunday retail rules.
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Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Jover
Pine Bluff’ In Grocers Association
Peanhits
Robert Zebold
Flendrix Rowsil
Tolki
Noted Cartoonist Dies At Age 78 In Lake View Township
Chicago Tribune reports famed cartoonist McCutcheon died at his suburban Lake View home aged 78 after long illness. A Pulitze r Prize winner, he created the popular “Lilian Summer” strip and was born in Indiana. He enjoyed close ties with Hoosier peers including George Ade.
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Indiana
Pwas
George Ade
Rose Millikan Dies At 85 In Boone County
Rose Millikan aged 85 of Northwest of Lebanon in the Ezim Swamp Road area died after a five week illness. She was married February 4 1883 in Montgomery County to Oliver L Millikan and was a daughter of Hobwit Foadhey and Catherine Wo Mount. She was a Presbyterain at Thorntown and is survived by two daughters and a devoted brother and friend ready to help in times of need. Continued on page 4.
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Rosy E Millikan
Otis Ward
Leb’ Anon
Ezim Swamp
Boone Crusty
Malikan
Hobwit Foadhey
Catherine
Mount Pott
Sinsty
Sinsty and Her Mother Was Har
Montgomery County
Eilish Mount
Oliver L. Mallikan
Eto
Milliken
Presbyterian Chu
Thorntown
Giants name Frankie Frisch Cubs manager in place of Grimm
New York Giants announce veteran Frank Frisch will manage the Chicago Cubs, succeeding Chaney Grimm who becomes Cubs vice president in Washington. Separately the agriculture department forecasts a 1949 wheat crop of 1,336,976,000 bushels.
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New York
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Chicago Cubs
Chaney Grimm
Grimm
Cub
Washington
Agriculture Department
New Wheat Crop May Be Basis For Federal Control
Washington reports a new 1946 crop forecast may trigger rigid government wheat production controls. The Agriculture Department plans to release forecasts at 3 p.m. EDT predicting a near record crop exceeding 1.3 billion bushels, which could lead to marketing quotas for the 1950 wheat crop if supported by farmer referendum. Brannan notes decisions hinge on the forecast and farm rally trip, with quotas requiring two thirds approval and possible price reductions if rejected.
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Washington
Agriculture
Department
Crop Reporting Board
Ito
Charles F. Brannan
Odes
Brannan
Democratic Party
Des Moines
Bloomington Meter Clash Legal Tug Between City County
Bloomington officials and Monroe County clashed over street meters as fifteen meters were cut by county workers and restored by city crews after a night of welding. County officials Frank Myers and two aides faced bond of $1000 each on charges they used acetylene torches to disable meters, while the city secured a temporary legal stay to prevent further disturbances.
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Inighen
Bloomington
Monroe County
Monroe
Frank Myers
Byers
Red Cross Water Safety Classes For Boone Residents Open June 21
Boone residents may join Red Cross water safety courses starting June 21 at the Lebanon pool with Junior Life Saving for ages 12 to 15 and Senior Life Saving for 16 and up. Classes run June 21 through July 5 except Sundays and holidays, with no instruction fee and a pool charge per person for expenses.
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Lebanon Pool
Boone County
Red Cross
Lebanon
Mitchel Vogel
Arran
Red Cross Water Safety
John
Lebanon Summer Band to Play Sunday at Memorial Park
The Lebanon Summer band composed of Lebanon junior and senior high students will perform the second of twelve concerts sponsored by the Lions Club. Directed by Lester DeBard the group will start at 2 30 pm Sunday. The program includes a patriotic dedication to World War veterans and a mix of marches and light concert numbers.
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Lebanon
AG Teers
Lions Club
Memorial Park
Lester DeBard
Rae Rt
FBI Papers Read At Coplon Trial
Defense reads FBI excerpts in Coplon case linking Koten to American Russian Institute and Eckart Johnson to War Department Russian desk. References cite Irina Aleksander and Vera Sandomirsky Dunham in alleged NKVD information flow through New York consular connections. Trial coverage notes material from secret informants and data slips presented to jury.
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Washington
Faye de War
Annette F. Johnson
War Department
Washington, D. C
NKVD
FBI
Irina Efimovna Aleksander
Plussian
New York
Vera Sandomirsky
Dunham, de
Field Day Attendance Aims to Showcase Pasture Varieties
County farmers and agents plan a field day at the MillerVardie farm near Upland Indiana to view four experimental pasture plots with grasses such as Ladin clover birdsfoot trefoil and tall fescue. Tours begin at 9 30 a.m with noon talks by H S Benson and Dr John Peterson plus grazing pea reports from the county agent's office.
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Munns A. Caldwell
Naval Miller
Howevn
Erie Caldwell Sant
Caldwell
Purdue Farm
Boone
H.S. Benson
Gibson County
John Peterson
Purdue
Millervardie
Upland
Grant County
Hoffman Told He Should Give Up His ERC Job
Washington June 10 The Senate Appropriations Committee urged European recovery chief Paul G Hoffman to resign claiming his threats about funding hinder the recovery program He denied threats and said he would stay as long as he could perform a valuable public service A lobbyist report and criticism from colleagues sparked the dispute with lawmakers pressing for tighter control of agency funds The episode centered on Hoffmans handling of European recovery aid and budget requests involving ECA oversight
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Hoffman
Washington
Upy
Kenneth McKellar
D. Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Paul G. Hoffman
McKellar
Congress
Keres
Adam
Aftex
Sharp
Tulay
Sen
Allen I Kilender
Typwrite Manufacturers Export Association
ECA
Forty Barbershop Quartets Still In The National Tourney
Forty top barbershop quartets compete in semi final elimination at the 11th annual convention in Buffalo New York. The event by the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America aims to crown the 1949 champion quartet amid public access. The International board of directors re elected H King Cole of Manitowoc Wis as president with Toledo Ohio chosen as the 1951 convention city. Toledo and Omaha were noted in the voting results along with ongoing officer appointments.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Society For the Preservation
America
Society
International Board of
H. (King) Cole
Manitowoc
Wis
Clinton School Merger Planned
A proposed consolidation of Clinton town schools will be discussed at a meeting for all legal voters on Monday June 13 at 8 p m CST in the Elizaville school ling. The session called by trustees and advisory board members follows a conference with Boone county schools superintendent Dr Clement T Malan. Voters are invited to hear about merger benefits to taxpayers and students and the arrangement of the three schools Elizaville Hopewell and Buntin.
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Clinton Town
Elizaville
Fred T. Morton
Truste
Rush Perkins
el Cochran
James Gamble
Fligaville
Clement T. Malan
Boone County
Hopewell
Buntin
Burrin Announces New Water Rates Take Effect
Lebanon residents will see the new water rates on bills due July 1 after the Public Service Commission of Indiana approved the changes in February. The minimum charge rises to 3 dollars per quarter and rates tier by usage, with 4 cents per 100 cubic feet for the first 2,600, 25 cents for the next 2,000, 18 cents for the next 3,000, and 14 cents per 100 cubic feet beyond 16,000, plus a 4 cent charge for the first 35 kilowatt hours for residential electric rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burrin
Lebanon
Anitties
Public Service
Indiana
Dulites Board
Cates
Burrin
Utilities Board
Soviet Proposal Calls for One Year German Evacuation
The Soviet Union proposed at the Big Four talks that Germany be peace-treaty drafted within three tenths and that all occupation troops be withdrawn within one year after signing. Vyshinsky announced the plan amid mixed reactions from Western powers who urged final settlement before treaty talks. Prime figures Acheson and Soviet officials commented on Western unity and the conference’s limited prospects, while Berlin commanders were asked to push progress on peace efforts.
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Paris
Russia
Germany
Andre: Vishinsky
Couenicof
Council of Foreign Ministers
Agi
Lipeaty Wall
Visginsky
Rose Marble Palace
Vishinsky
Vladimr Pavlov
Acheson
Teebich
Ner Acheson
France-Etats Unis
Berlin
Seleverate Onpeal
South Bend Bank Robbed Today
A gunman robbed a National Bank and Trust Co branch in South Bend Indiana after forcing two employees from a washroom. Within minutes a suspect was captured in LaPorte Indiana with $62,514 in three sacks found in the arresting car. Victims included Walter J. Henderson Jr manager and Isabel Goczynski bookkeeper. A maroon convertible and a red faced bandit described by witnesses led to the pursuit by LaPorte police. Luther W Roy 22 Harvey Illinois was arrested after a car search.
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South Bend
Ind
LaPorte
Walter J. Henderson, Jr
National Bank and Trust Co
West Side
Isabel Goczynski
da Forte
Luther W. Roy
Marshfield Ave
Harvey
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John T. McCutcheon
Chicago
Hinusd
Rose Millikan
Bulletins
Paul W. Neuman
Boone County Red Cross
David Proffit
American Red Cross
Proffit
Camp Limberlost
LaGrange
Ameriian
Neuman
Mr. Neuron
Coplon
Miller Purdue Farm
Sen. McKellar
Clinton
Agguser
Seasf
Iowa
Bourke B
Level Ten
Effronter Atomic Enera
Congressional Invest
AEC
David E. Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
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