Malan Quits Race for Renomination on GOP
Malan withdraws from the GOP state convention amid party harmony efforts. The move signals a shift toward backing a candidate for the U S Senate nomination. Vic Kinman and Raymond Angola are noted campaign figures with a preliminary roll call showing varied support. Continued on Page Four.
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GOP
Take
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Rtoda
Malar
Tme
Rpublican Party
Pat
Ben HH. Watt
U.S. Senate
Willian Piper Redford
Ste Linwaay
U. S
Vic Kinman
Shelbyville
Tele County
Raymond
Angola
Evansville
Charles M
Campair
Boone Residents Eve GOP Renomination Fallout
Boon e county residents react to Dr C Malan withdrawing from renomination for state superintendent of public instruction amid Indianapolis contention. Local anger centers on purges by Republicans and factional splits across party lines linked to statewide politics and farm owner Malan.
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Dr. C. Malan
Pub
Boone County
Indianepol Pew
Four Lebanon residents subpoenaed for federal grand jury
Four Lebanon people were subpoenaed to appear before the U S federal court in Indianapolis on June 12. Named defendants are Stanley Jones H Karl Miller Ray Hutchings and Mrs Rolla E Williams. Service occurred about two weeks ago.
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Indianapatin
Stanley Jones
H. Karl Miller
Ray Hutchings
Rolla E. Williams
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Communists Drive Upon Naval Base
Reported communist forces moved toward a U.S. naval base as tension rose over security and countermeasures. Military officials contemplated withdrawal or continued defense actions amid contested claims about propaganda and regional loyalties.
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Naval Base
Insur ance Agent Newman to Locate at Farm Bureau Office
Vic Newman named insurance agent in Franklin County will operate from the Farm Bureau office at 113 West South Street. He attended Franklin College and served in the armed forces, later acting as lieutenant governor of Hoosier Boys' State in 189. Acton says Newman can provide prompt service on insurance problems.
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Il Farm Har
WWE
Vic Newman
Ihe
Eames
Jair Toshamsarth
Pat
Franklin
Franklin College
J Hoosier Boys’ State
Newman
Farm Bureau
West South
Italy in turmoil as monarchists resist changes
Riots in Naples and Rome leave at least 12 dead as monarchists clash with police. King Humbert I and Premier Alcide De Gasperi dispute rule during Italy’s push toward a republic. Flags fly, clashes erupt near Communist and government sites, with multiple casualties and widespread street fighting.
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Italy
Naples
Humbert 1
Alcide de Gasper
de Caspert
Republic
Westerly
Humbert
Hien
Ait
Comune
Fea
Valmont
Ats
Mike Oman
Boone Students Ten Get Degrees at Commencement
A Boone University commencement note lists ten students receiving degrees. The event features speakers including BL Rutledge of the United States Supreme Court and mentions fraternity and sorority activities.
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BOONE
Recomintion
Ind
Helens Martin
Rutledge
United States Supreme Court
Abi Cas
Farmer Fanklie
Two Boone Firms Fined by OPA for Overcharging
Indiana Office of Price Administration fined two Boone county businesses for charging prices above OPA ceilings. Sun Tan Tavern Lebanon paid 275.50, O F Taylor Thorntown paid 56 for overcharged feed and food products. Total over-ceiling settlements in May amounted to 71620.26 across Indiana firms.
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Boone County
Indiana
Office of Administration
OPA
Storms sweep four eastern states killing four
Four people die in a sweeping storm across Massachusetts New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania. An Army plane crash near Freehold New Jersey adds to the disaster as property damage and downed lines disrupt rural areas. Notable casualties include Barbara Crawford and Ted Ellenwood among others. Continued on page senses.
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Freehold
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Massachusetts
New York State
Canada
New Jersey
New York
Penn
Hans
Sinros
Elmira Aukis
Claasrooa
Vretees
Fieapon
Barbara Crawford
Ted Ellenwood
Eastry States
Middle Atlantic
Jonges
Waves barracks in Chicago to close
The WAVES barracks at Sheridan Road Chicago will close by August 31 after a ceremony by Ninth Naval District Headquarters. The historic building, a presidential showplace, faces sale or repurposing as plans move forward for the naval program reductions.
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Chicago
Great Gaker
Uis Naval
Sheridan Road
Ninth’ Naval District
Lec
Chicigo
Frank de Shaut
Chioagy Lombertianlinda
Tae
Bevin Defends Policy in Vigorous Labor Address
Foreign Secretary Erynest Bevin won Labor conference backing for his foreign policy after a forceful speech defending relations with Russia and opposing perpetual war. He hinted Britain might sign separate peace with Russia’s removal and rejected aggressive aims toward Moscow while stressing defenses to shape Europe.
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Erynest Bevin
Labor Party
Russia
Pan
Friegn
Spain
Palestine
Bevin
Briain
Ruseky
Stratesy
Anaashi
Britain
Iehi
Europe
Iran
Albania
Lebanon Population Predicted Under Eight Thousand
Parke Beadle of the Chamber of Commerce forecast Lebanon’s population as under 3000, based on a partial census for a new city directory. Hoffman Printing Co representatives said census work is nearly done. city and county directories expected by August 1, with printed copies at 15 dollars.
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Leinon
Pope Weidnie
Hebwaen
Parke Beadle
Chamber of Com
Readle
Hoffman Printing Company
Lebanon
Boone County
Hoffman
Scott Craig
Hoffman Company
Craig
Six More Lebanon Men Discharged From Navy
Six Lebanon men were recently separated from the Navy. One discharge occurred at Shoemaker Separation Center in California and the rest at Great Lakes Separation Center in Illinois. Names include Robert W. Hendrix aviation ordnance Se Walter E Perkins Jr aviation radioman Kelley A Gilliam seaman William R Buntin seaman second class Robert W Agan storekeeper and James A Myers seaman first class.
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Lebanon
United States
Shoemaker Separation Center
Shoemaker
California
Great Lakes
Robert W. Agan
Storeokeeper
North Jameson J Street
James A. Myers
Seatman
North Meridian Street
Lebanon men discharged from local Army unit
Local discharge list from Camp Atterbury shows Lebanon and Roane County men receiving honorable discharges or reallocation to inactive status. Names include Pec Lawrence L Anderson, Carl Winkler Jr, Lionel D. Delamore, Rex B. Campbell, Franklin E. Lewis, Lloyd Burt, Paul Mount, Charles H. Davin, and several others with listed addresses in Lebanon and nearby areas.
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Cass Atterbury
Atterbury
Ill
Lebanon
Roane County
Leb Ji
Lawrence L Anderson
Pearl Street
Carl d. Winkler, Jr
Country Club Park
Lionel D. Delamore
West Powe Street
Rex B. Campbell
South East Street
Pfr
Franklin EB
Lewis
Lloyd O. Burt Jour
Hamilton
Paul We Mount
Barrone Street
Charles H. Davin
Woese
Chicago
Fort Tyler
Ray Your Fours
Harry Sinks
Ole
Go Wilke
Lin Dickerson
George
Riv Barber
North Namibten
Taha Ea Tin Wethington
Eral Reste
Stoltz
Lowell L. Hicks
West Nor
Wiliam al Sample
Pfc
Everett Mc Minor
Evans Streat
Robert Kushner
Nathan FE
Clingenpeet
Calvin
Pie Lous
Mazingo
Rain Soaks Indiana Farmers in Strong Storm Outbreak
A severe rainstorm swept across Indiana causing widespread damage in towns including Waterloo Auburn and Garrett with Covington recording the heaviest rainfall at about two inches. Trees torn down and property damage reported while showers varied from a few hundredths to an inch. Agricultural observers say the rain aids seed germination and crop growth. The storm helped end a Hoosier heat wave and cooler weather was forecast for northern and central Indiana tomorrow.
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Banat
Garrett
Covington
Warren County
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Red Cross War Relief Quota Ceremony and Remarks
The Red Cross held a May meeting at headquarters to report on the war relief quota and note the chapter’s efforts. Mrs. Welne Akerman announced the ceremony’s purpose, with Lady Reading’s signature certificate framed for display. September plans were announced for the next gathering and national campaign updates were promised.
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Red Cros
Welne Akerman
Joeil
War Reyes
Ahern
Uair Amin
Hanley
Urs
Sonpanyz
Lang
Lady Reading
Red Cross
Orient
Bova Couste
Atay
Mertinis Haring
Bacene
Plata A
Army Pomoc Top of Mountain Wreck Kills 12 in Smokies
A B29 bomber from McDill Field crashed near Ulinkargs Tennessee, plunging into the highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains. Twelve men were aboard. by noon nine bodies were recovered as wreckage blanketed the forested slope. Officials offered no cause while weather remained clear and the pilot reported no trouble.
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Ulinkargs
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McDille
Washington Confronts Supreme Court Investigation Debate
Washington reports Congress nearing an inquiry into Supreme Court clashes tied to President Roosevelt's nominees. Senate judiciary considers impea chaim and Vinson's nomination as Chief Justice, with a favorable committee report possible. The court friction centers on Justices Stone and Black amid party politicking.
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Hugo L. Black
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Jackson
President Truman
Washington
Congress
Oan
President
Purtie
Itoge
Black
I. Cristorian
Pat McCarran
Senate
Kkickseon
Trastan
Secretary of Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Viustice
Vingan
Harlin F. Stone
Priday
FDR
Franuiy &. Walter, D
Maritime Strike Averts Threat In Latest Negotiations
Washington reports a possible ship workers strike was averted as government and unions intensified talks. Officials said a fresh contract could ease tensions and prevent a 200,000 strong combined force of Global and independent seafarers from striking. The week closed with signs talks might extend beyond Friday midnight to avert a work stoppage.
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Washington
Dune
Geamen
Tiley
Jet planes fly coast to coast in five and a half hours
Andrews Field Maryland reports three jet propelled Shooting Star planes arrived after a cross country flight from California taking about five and a half hours. In Washington Senator Alben Barkley predicts Senate will pass an OVA extension bill by nightfall though he warns optimism may be overblown. Action would move to conference with the House once approved.
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California
Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
House
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