Indiana Conservation Magazine Sparks Debate Amid Outdoor Push
A guest speaker at Pokagon State Park, Robert Mann, urges Hoosiers to explore outdoors and conserve natural resources. Indiana Conservation magazine, started to fill a state news gap, draws praise for quality and support from clubs and schools, while critics seek private enterprise balance.
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Pokagon State Park
Robert Mann
Cook County
Milnois
Forest Reserve
State 4
Ich
Craig
Indiana
Franklin
Inder Conservation
Eds
Erty
Inds
Apages
Gullacs li
Ervation
Weather Outlook Shows Warm Humidity and Evening Thunder
Mostly fair and warm today with high humidity. Thunderstorms are expected in the north this evening, then in Perth and central portions tonight. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers across the south and central regions.
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Perth
Rotarians Hear Telephone Talk at Alen Country Club
At a Rotary luncheon Arnold Spencer of Indiana Bell Public Relations discussed "How To Talk Over A Telephone" and demonstrated seven voice types and behaviors callers encounter, highlighting how tone and manner shape perception over the line. He used tape recordings to illustrate characters from Miss Shrill to Mr Fumble and Mr Curt in everyday conversations.
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Alen Country Club
Arnold Spencer
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Spencer
Evita
Muffied
Mechanical
Monstone
Fumble
Curt
Yak
City and Schools Tax Funds Support Lebanon Services
Lebanon City receives 3 535 a5 0s share of 1043. O tax monies for the first half of 1954. Lebanon’s allocation includes corporate tax 77,090. Hand fund 2,165. Library 45?. Park 4,873. City Park Assistance 2,952 from a county wide tax. Lebanon City Schools get 891 of the total, with Tuition 6,196. Special School fund 82,182. Seton Building funds 205. Cumulative Building fund 40,610. Recreation 2,707.
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Lebanon
Seton
Honus
What's in The Name Of easier Citta Tinteton
Lawrence Younts community celebrated through its Ban ie the tunnels the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad built east and west of the village
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Citta
Lawrence Younts
Baltiore & Ohio Railroad
Mevy A-sub To Be Armed With Regulus
Navy to arm the first atomic submarine Nautilus with the Regulus guided missile. Built by Vought in Fort Worth, the surface-to-surface weapon measures 24 feet with a 21 foot wingspan, weighs 14,522 pounds, and folds its wingtips for storage. Aimed at faster, longer range strikes, planners say a modern carrier force can launch a larger raid in 20 minutes, surpassing World War I totals.
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Miami Beach
Flame
Navy
James B. Smith Jr
Air
Aviation Writers Assn
Thance Vought Co
Fort Worth
Tex
Smith
Westfield Man Who Gave Nixon Start In Politics Dies
Hamilton, Westfield native Herman L. Perry, 74, helped launch Richard Nixon’s political career by supporting his 1946 Congress bid and backing campaigns through 1952. Born in Westfield, Perry moved to Whittier in 1906 and later became a banker before retiring five years ago.
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Westfield
Nixon
Man Held In Phoenix Kidnap Case Involving Father
Police in Phoenix arrested a 25 year old man, Daniel Matsa, an industrialist welder, after a kidnapping case that left a mother and her child terrified and bound. The suspect reportedly resisted giving a statement, with officers noting a confrontation at a roadside location east of the city.
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Phoe
Tus
Bisting
Keelys Smith
Tiny
Daniel
Matsa
Uso
Ot Smith
Prmackix
Faye Trea
Thatsham
Mr. Smith
Marsin
Phoenix
Cus
Gun Pont
Laniel Defeated in French Confidence Vote
The French National Assembly defeated Premier Laniel by 305 to 293 in a confidence vote. The full implications for his government remained unclear as he faced resignation pressure and possible constitutional hurdles.
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Laniel
Trhm Prench
National Assembly
Joseph Lani
Thente
Lumet
Neaalury
Footy Fae At
Central-Southern State Rainfall Falls Short of Normal
The May report from Indiana Division of Water Resources notes unusually dry Parm soils, rainwater quickly absorbed, and deficient groundwater. Southern Indiana saw little rain. Evansville logged 3.45 inches, 45 below normal, while Indianapolis reached 1.48 inches, 31 below normal, signaling a serious condition.
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Division of Water Resources
Indiana Department of Cannasion
Evansville
U. S
Indianapolis
Absent-minded Professor’s Wife Mystery in Barbershop
A puzzled investigation follows as a professor’s spouse vanishes from a room at the faculty. Hours later the spouse is found in a barbershop, prompting questions about the disappearance and the missing man, Robert Bo Kile. Local reports detail the awkward misplacement and the search.
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Bluypalu
Robert Bo Kile
Bidtala
Peter
Locals Aid Puerto Ricans With Self Help Efforts
The piece notes student volunteers from Puerto Rico and Quaker schools joining a self help project. It describes fundraising, university involvement, and leadership by William Kiddie of Sanhem's committee. The aim is community aid through natural friendship and supportive ties amid a setup of volunteer work.
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A. Sehwal
Lions Toth
Universaty
Puerto Rico
Quaker
William Kiddie
Sanhem
Commante Dynamic
Plana
Puerto Tiewn
U S Machine Plans Plant Expansion
U S Machine Division of Stewart Warner Corporation will build a 46 000 square foot one story plant beside Plant 2 on North C Street to consolidate operations. Construction begins next week with occupancy expected early next year. Plant 1 on East Walnut Street will relocate all functions to the new site and the prefab building housing advertising and publicity will move east for engineering research in heating and cooling. Parking north of the creek has been expanded to accommodate vehicles.
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North C Street
U. S. Machine Division
Stewart Warner Corporation
East Walnut Street
Jelwac Cuigestion
Cafflees Cork Company of
Chisso
Ryan Street
Prairie Creek
Plant
Plant 2
Fractured OCR Tale of Divorce Notice in Brief
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a widow and a divorce. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or locations to provide a fuller obituary or public notice.
Holdup Man Has One of Those Days
A would be robber in East Providence entered a hardware store and pointed a gun at the owner. The proprietor grabbed the weapon and summoned police. The gun was unloaded and rusty. A customer identified the man, and officers found a getaway car at the curb damaged and cut.
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East Providence
6th District Legion Convention Set For Lebanon
The Sixth District American Legion meeting will be at the Legion Home in Lebanon at 2 p m Sunday with elections for a new District Commander to replace Andrew K Hiouk of Jamestown and delegates to the National Convention. Legion Auxiliary plans and district leadership votes also occur with about 250 to 300 Legion members and roughly half that number of Auxiliary members expected.
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Lebanon
Lions Club
Boone County
French Lick
George McDaniel
A. A. Bartlett
G. 0. Jay
Don Davis
Will Davies
Lowell Hunter
Alvin Power
Roy Litton
Ross Dick
The
American Legion
Legion
Legion Aumiliary
Compmander
Andrew K Hiouk
Jamestown
pHa
Tron Watts
Terre Haute
Pete Bryant
Danville
Steve Ratigan
Fishers
Ratigan
Boone Vorture
Sjominy
Arraignment Set On Three Criminal Charges In Circuit Court
Three defendants face arraignment Thursday before Circuit Judge Charles F. Thompson. Maxwell stands charged with grand larceny of 1212 from the Madison elevator on March 24. James Atkinson faces a concealed weapons count after an altercation at Thorntown on April 30. Richard Finch is accused of issuing a fraudulent check for 185.8k on March 28. Andrews and Roy Reid of Indianapolis were fined for speeding on US 52 after their arrest by state police.
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Charles F. Thompson
Iloyds Maxwell
Sadsden
James Atkinson
Thorntown
Richard Finch
Boone County
Duck FE. Andrews
Roy Reid
Indianapolis
TDA Rotinsen
Raise Age Limit in Water Safety Classes Here
The American Red Cross raises the enrollment age for swimming lessons from six to eight years this summer. Instructors cite crowding and staffing limits, noting large classes last year with over 600 youth. Only enrolled students may use the pool during lesson periods to reduce nonparticipant crowds.
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American Red Cross
Heat Wave Brings Highs Amid Drownings in Indiana
Temperatures rose to new season highs across Indiana as four drownings were reported. Betty Jo Griffith of Wabash and Allen Himes of Columbia City died in water incidents, Delvin Lo McConeghy of Clear Lake died testing a boat, and Everett Branham of Indianapolis drowned on Eehe Lake near Mooresville. Forecasts indicate highs around the upper 80s to mid 90s with scattered showers northward.
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Iniianapolis
Betty Jo Griffith
Wabash
Anley Himes
Columbia City
Delvin Lo McConeghy
Clear Lake
Steuben County
McConeghy
Everett Branham
Earl L. Branham
Indianapolis
Eehe Lake
Mooresville
Evansville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
South Bern
Jet Rips Into Building Five Die in Memphis Air Crash
MEMPHIS The Memphis Naval Air Station was the site of a fatal jet crash during a three day air show. A Cutlass fighter piloted by Lt. Robert Woolverton 33 from Dallas burst into flames after takeoff, killing five including the pilot three chief petty officers and a civilian secretary. The incident marred the festival but did not stop the rest of the event.
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Memphis
Memphis Naval Air Station
Dallas
Tex
Navy
Robert Woolverton
Urges Lebanon to Fly Flags for Play Day
Ho L. Ransdell urges all Lebanon residents to display the United States flag on Monday, June 14 as national Play Day is observed. The notice emphasizes patriotic display and community participation.
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Mover
Ho L. Ransdell
Lebanon
United States
Boone Inductees Report for June Induction
Donald L. Barrett and James Russell Smith are two Boone county men ordered to report for induction this month. They must appear at the local board office in the Lebanon Armory at 8 a.m. Seven others are summoned for physical examinations at the same time. The Boone group will travel by chartered bus to the induction and pre induction center in Indianapolis.
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Donald L. Barrett
James Russell Smith
Boone County
Lebanon
Boone
Bas
Indianapetia
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William Sloan
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