Italian monarch awaits supreme court decision
Rome dispatch reports King Humbert to quit the throne amid cabinet meetings and renewed monarchist tensions as Italy debates republic status. De Gasperi pushes for a final court proclamation and transfer of power while crowds react, a referendum favors the republic, and the fate of the monarchy remains unsettled with pages continuing.
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Rome
Humbert Ho
Humbert
Alcide de Gaspert
Italy
Naples
St. James Palace
Republic
de Gasperi
Hubert
Albilery
Stone
Qiphame
Supreme Court
Portage
Capri
Sart
Ares
Pietro Nenni
Rivol Palace
Fe Ginxpert
White
Andar
Great Lakes Station Discharges 10,280 Men
The week ending May 25 saw 505 personnel demobilized, bringing the total since August 17, 1945 to 2,452,418. The peak separations occurred May 20 with 12,035 discharged, including 15 enlisted and 6 officers from the Marine Art unit plus 2 nurses.
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P Tion
ATL
Marine Art Marine Officer
Navy
Who
Jan Fat
Price of Cornflakes Up 3 Cents Per Box
Washington reports that cornflakes puffed wheat and shredded wheat prices will rise by three cents per box this Friday under OPA controls. The higher costs stem from recent grain price increases and labor pressures.
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Washington
Service at Gar Hall on June 14th
Public program notes a Memorial and Flag Day service at Gar Hall on June 14. Organizers Pete Inshi and others request attendance by the family of the deceased and the general public, with speakers including Mrs. Clyde Sampliets and Mr. Myers leading the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar. Hall
Pete Inshi
Myers
Clyde Sampliets
Wheat crop prospects brighten for billion-bushel goal
The Agriculture Department forecasts a domestic wheat crop near 1.026 billion bushels for this year, with winter wheat at about 774.6 million and spring wheat at 250.4 million. Exports are expected around 250 million bushels from the 1946 crop, while the fruit crop and dairy output show varied gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Agriculture Department
Ciotar Fis
Salso Isal
Howe
Hoosier Politics Near Boiling Point in Indiana Convention
Indiana politics reached a high tensions point as Republicans eyed the state convention in Indianapolis. GOP candidates William Jenner and Raymond Willis vied for the Senate nomination with Kinman predicting Jenner on the first roll call. Willis supporters bought full page ads urging delegates not to abandon the party, while Democrats viewed Indiana as a national battleground and planned vigorous campaigning.
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Indianapolis
Jane Tt
Indiana
Leo. M. Kinman
William E. Jenner
Kinatan
Raymond E. Willis
Angola
Jervier
Willis
Evansville
Charles LaFollette
Hooier Capital
Richard E. Nacy
Robert Haunnegan
Onhutiven Willis
Frank N Hmas
Clement T.] Malan
J Malan
Ben Watt
James A. Emmert
Richmay
Chih
GIP
Wurge
GOP
Republican Party
Bids Set for Four County Bridges
The Harvey and Son Construction Company of Danville Indiana submitted the sole bid for four county bridge projects and repairs totaling 16550 dollars. The bids include Clinton township Elizaville bridge 4500 dollars Worth township Whitestown bridge 3000 dollars Eagle township Zionsville Eagle Creek repair 7000 dollars Sugar Creek Dunbar Road Thorntown bridge 2750 dollars.
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Harvey and Son Construction, Company of
Danilo
Ind
Junes Ko Stewart
Harvey Company
Clinton Township
Elizaville
Worth Township
Whitestown
Eagle Township
Zionsville
Eagle Creek
Sugar Creek
Dunbar Road
Thorntown
Ngw
Hedy Lamarr Stricken With Intestinal Flu
Hollywood June 11 Up Movie star Hedy Lamarr is under a doctor's care with intestinal flu. Dr Hans Schiff said Miss Lamarr, stricken last Friday, probably would be all right by the end of the week.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
Hans Schiff
Youth Center 10 Holds Open House in Hangar
Lebanon Youth Center hosts an open house Friday night June 14 at the hangar eight o clock. Rev. Robert Thomas leads an after program meeting and a varied program includes The Cedar City Four with Dick Linton Dave Richardson Ben Cragin and Bob Harman along with solos readings and instrumental music by a list of local performers.
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Lebanon Youth Center
Robert Thomas
Cedar City Four
Dick Linton
Dave Richardson
Ben Cragin
Bob Harman
Dee
Julia Rolin
Miriam Bra
Helen Alrey
Martha K. Higbee
Virginia Akers
Jim Boatman
Frank Heflin
Pat Wallington
Pat McDole
Tinaiies
Terminal Leave Pay Bill Passed
The House approved a bill to give about 15 million enlisted personnel a lump sum terminal leave payment of up to 250 dollars each for unused leave. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Daigh L. Rogers, would apply retroactively to September 1939, costing around 3 billion across the Army and other services, with final passage pending Senate review.
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Washington
Jane Ip
Senate
Daighi L. Rogers
D. Fla
Robert
Sikaz
Sofia House
Ness
Rogers
Hhermeasine
Boone OPA Receives Milk Price Ceiling Telegram
Ruth from Boone County notified the OPA office of a telegram from W No Knowles district OPA price board executive. It states milk prices for on premise consumption may rise to one and one half pints the ceiling is the operator’s price plus one cent or the county’s retail price per pint and a half as per the milk order, whichever is higher. refer to the June 7 1946 price guide. No changes are made to buttermilk or chocolate milk prices for on premise sales.
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Mra
Ruth
Boone Ty Ratinoing
War Price Office
Knowles
OPA
Seashore Swimming Pool Opens With Limited Features
The Seashore swimming pool opens this week with new diving boards and limited facilities. Prices for tickets are set at 800 and only a few services are offered, including towel service. Early season hours will run with minimal staffing and one bath house will be closed for maintenance.
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Tolay
Burrin
Sheahl
Naraonmel
Siice
Nana Mra
Sadie Galvin
Qusiier'y NH Morrow
Trisrma
David Richeyaly
Bath
jeingéilla-Marew-Edwards
Ana Udting
Rinlinhath Hienes
Adinession Jdattr Son
Barrins
Berar
Dramatic Murder Mystery Stuns Polige Area
A dramatic murder mystery centering on Polige remains unsolved as police widen their probe. Witnesses recall a tense confrontation near Madison, with hints pointing toward Millineker and a possible empire link. Continued on Page Three.
Weather Outlook With Showers and Warmth Variations
Partly cloudy conditions give way to scattered thundershowers in the north and central zones while the south remains warmer. Wednesday brings showers with a few widely scattered thundershowers in the central area and cooler conditions in the extreme north.
Congress Feud Threatens Court Over Jackson Black Clash
Washington reports reveal an Open Warfare feud between Supreme Court Justices Jackson and Black that shocks Congress and risks impeachment and even Vinson’s nomination. Senator Pat McCarran defended Jackson while noting no reason to block Vinson. The dispute centers on past coal cases and judicial ethics amid a broader political crisis.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Congress
Robert H. Jacson
Hugo Lb. Black
Navas
Fred Mr. Vinson
Pat McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jackson
Black
Mack
Neumberg
Germany
Cranmpton, Harris
Alabama
Spatia
Truman
Doris Fion
Washington Star
Ostice
Senate
Mr. Truman
Vinson
Youth Receives Eye Injury on Farm Work
Paul Moore aged 1 year sustained a serious eye injury this morning while handling a belt on a side delivery rake at the Russell George farm south of Lebanon where he had been employed two weeks. He was taken to Witham hospital for treatment and doctors hoped night conditions would improve the prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moore
Russell George Farm
Lebanon
Witham Hospital
Cape Sands
League seeks rent for 19 Park property
Report details a City Council meeting about renting park space to a local league. Officials discuss fencing the park to restrict access to league members and authorize use of the property for league meetings. Several named figures are cited in connection with the planning and safety concerns.
Slayer Gets NCH Stay of Execution
The article reports that a Louisiana slayer, facing a one year term, was granted a stay of execution after an error in the original date was discovered. James Stelly Wright, the defendant's attorney, said the court notified Governor Davis of the mistake and a stay is in place pending Supreme Court action in the fall.
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Araneniman
Ita
James ‘Stelly Wright
United Press
Gov. 2
San. Davis
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Truman veto kills labor bill in House action
Washington June 11 The House upheld President Truman by sustaining his veto of the Case Stoke Conrell labor bill. The vote fell 255 to 260 on the override, with a 2,000 vote margin needed for success. Truman urged broader study and a joint committee to craft permanent labor legislation while pressing for unemployment insurance health measures and a minimum wage.
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Wachington
House
Preiegit
Truman
Scifi
Onto
Ebainet
Agri Midi
Spanier
Ieaw
Trabana
Stelkes
Uch
Tratian
Congress
Contexs
Butler University Awards Scholarship to Zionsville Girl
Miss Graham of Zionsville high school received Butler University's annual $100 scholarship for Boone County graduates. George W. Davis, principal, submitted her name to county superintendent Paul W. Nicely, who then forwarded it to Butler University.
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Hitler University
Indianapolis
Gehiter
Marion Gishim
Ziane- Ile
Graham
Ahd
Boone County
Butler University
Indiana
Geukaie
George W. Davis
Zionsville High School
Paul W. Sly
Nicely
Miss, Graham
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Danville Company
Hangar
Boone Opa Office
Gofin Lawrence Sullivan
New Hampshire
Air
Charles Lusk
Polige
Boston
Wiligealre
Willigny
Amore: Dras Music
Iarder
Ior
Hyesccill
Millineker
Madison
Jack
Commie
Traman
Zuiist
Socal
League
CY Park
Sethe
Fark Graladeo
Foroa
Taninath
Connie Hares
Harkins
Harry Gillespie
Tom Sheridan
Anor Welth Cox Mernth
Southene Parkman
Las
Minti
Negro
Mi Tru Tan
Gveen
Betler University
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