MacArthur Should Retire Says MacArthur Should Retire
MacArthur faced pressure to retire from active duty ahead of delivering the Republican National Convention keynote. Price urged a five star general to retire while retaining lifetime pay, citing Eisenhower's precedent. Army officials said MacArthur could retire and keep a $1954 yearly salary after officially notifying Defense Secretary Lovett.
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Washingian
Hep
Mevin Price
UAH
Douglis Mac
Army
Natit Ton
MacArthu
GOP
Keenater
Price
Stember House
Armed Services
MacArthur
Feellow
Tiwieht
Eisenhower
Europe
MacArthey
McArthur
Defense
Robert Lovett
Mack
Armis Mal
Desaliment
MacArt
Hoosier Boys State Election Prompted By Delegates Throng
Indianapolis reports a busy campaign as more than 400 Hoosier Boys State delegates vote in the election to name the governor for the 15th session. Max L. Stackhouse of Warsaw ran on the Federalist ticket and Candid 4 Hove of Lafayette on the American Legion sponsored ballot after completing their term.
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Indianapolis
Ehrouse
Max L. Stackhouse
Warsaw
Hove Lafayette
Wating
Bash Aelioat
Boys Clubs Pick Favorite American Fathers Of 1952
The Boys Clubs of America surveyed members to name their favorite American fathers and aspirational figures. Gen Mark Clark, Bob Hope, Lee Bowman, Robert Lovett, William Douglas, James Stewart, Conrad Hilton and others appear among top roles. Poll shows boys favor jet pilots, baseball players, and atomic scientists over presidents. only 3 percent desire to be chief executive.
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New York
Boy Clubs of America
Mark
Lark Darkie Robonser
Bob Hope
Lee Bowman
Televis Defense
Robert Lovett
William
Douglas
James Stewart
Conrad Hilion
Unclear OCR item involving Legion delegates and local figures
Fragmentary notice mentions Legion delegates and individuals with surnames Randel Whats and Stabe, initials and places Thorntown Foster Whar Fee ZIV. Text is garbled with scattered words about a weed, LindhialieSeteer, a Para Puchi activity, and a sale, rendering the main event unclear.
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Bill Randel
Prank Randel
Thorntown
Don Whats
Foster
Stabe
Culivelling
Fillae
Seote Ailen
Zui Lie
Hades
Setlinger Post
Forsale
Six To Receive U Degrees at Commencement
Biogminegton Indiana June 6 The county plans 3x students in the 23rd Commencement of Latinity University. A tentative list shows 2,072 to complete degrees. About 310 students already diplomaed last February, totaling 3,298 this year versus 3,538 last year. Weekend events include dinners, association meetings, and speeches. Memorial Stashiene Boone County, students listed with majors in education and law.
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Biogminegton Ind
Theoom County
Reitistrar Con Wmarrefi
Poceine
Abim Tyee Hriakisat
Alninsih Association
Eeneral Aiinty
Perenton
Fr Batik Ao Woltes
Brick Presbyterian Chatth
New York
Memorial Stashiene
Boone County
Charles F Owens
Lebanon
Wendell B. Iddings
Nancy Ilo Kashner
Oliver
Robert
Ters
France Britain Ready To Act On Russia Meeting Plan
France and Britain signaled readiness to pursue talks with Russia on European security. After a three hour cabinet session, Paris authorized Foreign Minister Schuman to press for a meeting in London on June 27 with U S Secretary of State Acheson and British Foreign Secretary Eden, contingent on a pre set agenda.
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Widen
Britain
Snce
Russia
United States
Fr H
Robert Siimhanh
London
U. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Schuman
Communists urged to file useful truce proposals at Panmunjom
In Panmunjom Korea Allied leaders pressed the Communists to present constructive truce ideas or face a renewed U N Command walkout. General Clark and General Hartson warned that current talks are futile without real concessions, while Nam inquired about prisoner issues and accused UN negotiators of cowardly brutality during the exchange.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Mark W. Clark
Queshon
Rose Island
Similer Ehelasures
Willam KO Hartson
Aled Aletegate
Reds Increase Night Attacks Over Korea and Naval Engagements
The report notes intensified Red assaults in Northwest Korea with night fighter activity and B 29 sorties. U N troops in Chorwon fought hand to hand before repelling the attack, claiming at least 50 Reds killed. The USS Juneau and USS Leonard F Mason shelled targets on the East Coast as shore batteries engaged Allied mine sweepers near Wonsan without scoring hits.
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Korea
Peib
United Nazilites
Churwell
Swvoul
Namnel
U.N
Chorwon
Juneau
Leonard F. Mason
Wonsan
Mrs. Harriett Skaggs Dead at 76 in Jamestown
Mrs Harriett Elizabeth Skaggs 76 a Jamestown resident died today at Witham Hospital after an eight day stay. An obituary will run in Thursday's paper.
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Harriett Elizabeth Skaggs
Jamestown
Witham Hospital
Banking Committee approves controls extension and home loan changes
The House Banking Committee voted to extend price wage and rent controls until June 30 1953 and abolish installment buying and down payments on houses. It also adopted an amendment to keep price supports at 90 percent parity for basic farms. The Defense Department reported Korea war casualties at 109 722, up 553 from last week, while President Truman replaced ambassadors in a shift of personnel.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Defense Department
Korea
Value Of Farm Realty Slows In Washington Report
The Agriculture Department reported mixed news on farm real estate. While farm land value reached historic highs, the rate of value gain slowed to about 2 percent for the four months ended March, with rising production costs and high capital needs dampening demand. Southwest and Great Plains states showed the largest gains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Marth
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pahutec
Tata
Southwest
Great Plains
Votes To Extend Controls A Year
The House committee voted to extend price wage and rent controls for one year beyond their June expiration and to abolish federal power to curb credit, ending credit curbs on home purchases and prohibiting reimposition of suspended installment buying restrictions. The panel also backed keeping farm support prices at 90 percent of parity next year and may finalize its Defense Production Controls Act replacement. The Senate debates a measure to extend controls eight months and continue federal credit control for another year.
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Washington
House
House Group
Senate
Churchill Warns Britain Near Bankruptcy Lobbying Peril
Churchill warned Britain is near economic bankruptcy and in danger of losing possessions during a luncheon address. He contrasted public distrust of lobbying with legislators’ need for information, urging that lobbying by advocates be understood as essential to informed policy in a volatile legislative climate.
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Churchill
Britain
Winston Churchill
Amber
Earthquake Devastates Western Argentina to Buenos Aires
Reports say a violent quake centered between Media Agus and La Mata San Jian shook Western Argentina and affected areas as far as Buenos Aires. Authorities fear about 1000 lives lost in the tremor impacting towns south of San Jian city with severe property damage and widespread distress.
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Buenos Aires
Argertina
Chile
la Mata Potice
Media Agus
Burglars Break Two Safes in City Office
Two safes were forced open at the United Metal Workers office. A stolen endorsed check and $25 in cash were taken, while $120.60 million in government bonds were left untouched. Police declined to identify the funds represented by the endorsed check. No signs of forcible entry were observed at the bottom office.
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Bios
Thas
United Fura Beingment
Arthur Peterson
County 4 Hers Vie In Lamb Show
County 4 H club members, including Dom Morten Gearee Martin Dudy Caldwell Iain Weasley Beck and Joe sample Tart Steroid and Lares Rantiil, prepare for the Boone County lamb show with a record expected turnout. The event features multiple exhibitors and high hopes for success in the county fair.
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Gandits Gupreséautedl
Boone County Sppears Club
Dom Morten
Gearee Marton
Dudy Caldwell
Iain
Weasley’ Beck
Joe
Jimmy Sample
Steriid
Lares
Rantiil
Bell Phone Co. To Make Reply In Rate Case
Bell Telephone officials prepare to answer charges as a hearing on parental corporate rates continues. Walter Fo Jones Jr and witness Fred Kletoman testified at adjourned proceedings, with arguments over utility rates and finances and calls for prepared written responses.
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Bell Phone Co
Tindal
Eas Trdiana Bell
Ftians
Msn Investivalian
Adurecane
Walter Fo Jones, Jr
Fred Kletoman
Ceovumts Ane Finance
Thoice Commerce
Dndiine Bell
Jones
Mario Tha
Weather Outlook With Scattered Storms and Mild Units
Partly cloudy to flowy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs Thursday range from 8 to 85 north to 50s south, while lows Wednesday night fall to 55 to 60 in the north and 60 to 65 in the south. Strong winds and cooling nights expected into Wednesday.
Local Marines Join First Division in Korea
Local Marines Cpls Clifford W. Belcher and Lory H. Hill have joined the First Marine Division serving in Korea. Belcher is the son of Mrs. Lucille Belcher Route 1 and Hill is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hill of this city. They are assigned to artillery units. The division won its fourth professional citation recently and has fallen in action longer than any other in Marine Corps history.
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Cpls
Clifford W. Belcher
Lory H. Hill
Marine Division
Korea
Belcher
Lucille Belcher
Route 1
Hill
Paul Hil
Marine Corps Bis
Truman Will Not Use Taft Hartley Law At This Time
The Senate defeated a Morse bid to grant President Truman authority to seize steel plants for 60 days amid a pending strike threat. Chairman Maybank warned that without such powers the air controls bill could be delayed, while Steelman pledged limited plant reopenings to sustain steel for the Korean War, stressing the process must spare overall defense and civilian economy from serious harm.
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Truman
Washington
ULP
Senate
Sam Wayne Morse
Washington Cup
MK Maybank
Wednessil Trey
Senate Banking Committee
South Carolina
Ting
Congress
Cei
Wayne L
M-Ore
Jill Steelman
Met
Weekly Crop Report Shows Good Growth Statewide
U S weather and agriculture specialists report the week ending June brought good plant growth and farm work with rain needed for further crop development. Corn 93 percent planted 63 percent up soybeans 81 percent planted 50 percent up first alfalfa cutting 34 percent completed first clover mixture 21 percent completed tobacco 50 percent set tomatoes nearly completed wheat 90 percent headed 56 percent bloomed oats 19 percent headed stands of corn 80 percent soybeans cent with notable response from both crops.
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Anapolis
U. & Weather Agriculture Specialists
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