12 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes outline a Wallace rally with a House committee review. References to UT and various names, dates, and locations appear garbled, but indicate formal scrutiny of event permissions and possible political context.
A large waste paper fire severely damaged Lenox Brothers property causing estimated losses around 81 000. Fire officials say the blaze started in a pile of waste near a workshop and spread rapidly in windy conditions. Eyewitnesses report flames leaping high and smoke visible for blocks as crews fought the blaze for hours.
A New York publication notes a film about the Roosevelt wife, portraying civic life and public service. The piece discusses historical context, production details, and the film’s focus on social administration and civilian efforts during the era.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss production nearing a critical point with unclear names and locations. It references a list of distorted names and phrases and hints at a planned walk or route. The readable content is sparse and lacks a cohesive narrative or verifiable entities.
Snowpalls recorded in Colorado and Wyoming with notable temperature lows and wind effects. Descriptions imply widespread snowfall impacts and potential hazards including travel disruption and partial visibility, as recorded by local observers on a Denver date.
The Alumnt Association outlines a dance to be held Saturday night at the Myers hotel, with tickets from 2 to 7 pm. The event is hosted by the Alissa Association and will feature entertainment and refreshments for attendees from Ore and Armbry.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered phrases about rent conferees, control measures, and congressional action. The readable portions hint at debates, potential bills, and political figures, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A weather note indicates increasing cleanliness this afternoon. Widespread showers are expected in the extreme northwest with heavy rain tonight and Friday forenoon, strongest in the northwest. North and central parts not as rainy tonight. Warmer conditions move into southern areas Friday.
Edward C. Gullion earns two degrees at St Louis commencement exercises affiliated with Washington University. He plans to continue studies and join the service, with remarks by local officials noting the significance of the ceremony and the graduates’ accomplishments.
Local authorities issue alerts as additional rainfall raises flood risk along river. Report notes rising water levels, swift currents, and potential closures near towns and crossings. Residents urged to stay away from swollen banks and follow official guidance. Names, dates, or precise locations are unavailable in the readable text.
PW County projects schedule for state highway redos with bids under review. The report notes planned route updates, contractor names, and estimated costs as officials prepare for roadway improvements along state routes including Ennie Creek and Route 32.
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