King Humbert II Leaves Rome With Official Party
King Humbert II departed Ciampino airfield near Rome aboard an Savoia Marchetti plane for a day trip with about 26 companions. An official cabinet proclamation declared him Italy’s legal chief, as rioting and clashes between monarchists and Republicans raged in Rome, Naples, Palermo, and other cities.
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Romie
Jum 18
Humbert Fi
Regela Galabria
Naples
Trine
Hubert Tora
Housewives Besiege OPA Boards For Canning Sugar
The Indiana District Office warns the public that local OPA boards and offices cannot grant extra canning sugar beyond current ration stamps. Pressure mounts as residents seek more sugar, but no additional allotment is authorized until national OPA action.
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Indiana
Pre
Inediania
Indianapolis
OPA
OPJ Loval
Minal
OPAL
House Body Approves British Loan in Boost Plan
The House approved a $3,790,000 British loan with a vote noted as boosting U S andmuni. Democratic Whip Sparkman said the Senate approved measure should reach the House floor by the week after next and he expected passage by a comfortable margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greemunis
Jory J. Sparkman
First Telephone Directory of Leban Published in 1901
Leban residents discover the city’s first telephone directory from 1901 in the Lebay Indiana Bell office cleanup. The historic list shows 198 telephones then, now 18 families or businesses share numbers. The Pioneer article also recalls early locals, including a tragic accident and old Opera Hall details.
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Jack Cole
Amnager
Lebay
Indiana
Bell Telephone
Lebanon
Werkly Pioneer
Heotney
Jesse Tarits
Ickes takes poke at former Chicago leader
Chicago June 13. Former Secretary Ickes accuses President Truman of placing personal loyalty above duty to country and cites a shadowy group including John W. Snyder Robert F. Harangan George B. Allen and others. He denounces the Independent Order Committee of the Arts and Professions and notes a resignation over Edwin W. Pauley nomination. Telegram from Priva rationing office postpones price increases on butter cheese evaporated milk and cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold K. Ickes
Bof the Interter
Trujan
Ickes
Trumat
John W. Syden
Treate
Robert F. Harne
Vie Pasa
Prive ii Rationing Office
Jihis
Prva
County 4-H Pig Club Tour Friday in Boone County
Boone County 4-H Pig Club members from eighty-one youths will tour various township sites, meeting at the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. They will converse with Hobart Jones, Purdue swine specialist, discuss pig club problems, and view a demonstration on fitting and showing the pig. Afternoon stops include Jefferson township hosts Wayne Broshar and Swisher family members among others.
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Boone County
Lib
Court House
Billy Gebbs
Myron Lyon
James Wu Marion Moore
Lester Cox
Norman Davis
Bill Shoemaker
Hobart Jones
Purdue
Pig Club
Kenneth Lane
Allen
Donald
Herschel
Robert Swisher
Wayne Broshar
Jefferson Township
No Basis Now For High Court Probe
Washington June 13 The House judiciary committee informally agreed there is no basis now for a committee investigation of the feud between Supreme Court Justices Robert H Jackson and Hugo J Black Chairman Hatton W Sumners said after a two hour closed meeting that there is nothing before the committee except Jacksons telegram He said the committee deals only with legislation and impeachment proceedings and there is no business before it at present He noted the matter may evolve but for now there is no investigation or prospects of one The committee discussed the controversy at length but would not disclose details beyond the telegram and stressed there is no jurisdiction beyond impeachment or legislative action
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo J. Black
Hatton W. Sumners
Tex
Jackson
Carlegram
Sumners
Jamaiesaan
New Scout Troop Receives Charter
A new Scout troop received its charter in a Court of Honor ceremony. Officials included Charles Hult and Noble Crain from Boone District, with multiple leaders and Scouts from Troops 354 Whites Town, 355 Lebanon, 358 Zionsville, and 455 Lebanon. Merit badges and awards were presented to Scouts Carl Schenck, Dick Barger, Terry Vance, Dave Northam, Jack Shaw, Marion Lowder, and others.
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Wineetian
William Kirtner
Fitters
Aviebhert
Charles Hult
Noble Crain
Boone
Eder
Cryin
David
Jancor Buckett
Bi Hamilton
Whitestown
Christan Sheferry Patton
Mickey Heflin
Jack Annsville
Carl Schenck
Lebanon
Dick Barger
Zionsville
Cir
Weddle of
Lowell Hall
Tom Hopkins
Jack Way
County Commissioners Answer Infirmary Critique
Boone county commissioners issued a statement rebutting The Lebanon Reporter May 18 coverage by Farm Bureau officials. They claim figures are misleading, state 28 inmates in the county home, estimate annual costs at 11 648 with extra medical and burial costs, and recount Martin county conditions and Marion county views on nursing care.
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Board of
Boone County Commissioners Today
Lebanon
Indiana Farm Bureau
Boone County
Farm Bureau
Commission
Martin County
Gibson
Dubois County
Bureau
William Ayers
Marion County
Local Woman to Get Northwestern Degree
Phyllis Scifres Nethercot of North Lebanon Street Leb anon joins more than 1,750 graduates at Northwestern University for the 38th annual commencement on the Evanston Campus. The ceremony begins at 11 30 a m with Honorable Evan A Evans Court of Appeals judge as speaker and President Roland B Snyder to confer degrees and deliver the graduating charge.
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Mes
Phyllis Scifres Nethercot
North
Lebanon Street
Lebanon
Northwestern Univ Aty
Northwestern
Evanston
Evan A. Evans
Covevit Court of Appeals
Ghivase
Two Cars Damaged in Lebanon Collision
A car driven by John Rose and another by Rob J. Morrow collided early Wednesday at Main and Park in Lebanon. Both vehicles stopped. no injuries were reported. Rose car damage about $150 and Morrow car about $80 per police.
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John Rose
Lebanon
Robet J. Morrow
Main and
Park Sheets
Rose
Lect
East-West Flight Record Set In One-Day Test
A one-day round trip by three jet P-80 fighters flew east to west and back at California's March Field. The unofficial east west speed record was about 4 minutes 4 seconds for the round trip, including refueling pauses. The test aimed to compare elapsed time with prior Bath records and highlighted the mission's rapid turnaround from takeoff to landing.
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March Field
Calif
Mary
Caleland
Hebraband
Etie Ing Bath
Indiana Republican Platform Highlights Adopted by State Convention
Indiana Republicans adopted a platform calling for UN engagement for peace, international relief, and free global communication. It urges sound federal finances, protection of workers rights, farm price stability sans subsidies, equal opportunity for all, strong veteran support, reduced tax costs, a state revenue department, opposition to socialized medicine, strict liquor enforcement, protection of highway funds, and funding for better education and teacher standards.
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United Nations Organization For International Peace
Congress
Fidianapelis
Educa’ Eal
Department of Revenue
Republican Party
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana
Governor Gates Urges GOP Lead at Indiana Convention
Indiana June 1 Governor Gates warned the nation drifts toward labor strife inflation and war under Democratic rule urging Republicans to reclaim leadership. He denounced power politics and fiscal fumbles by a centralized bureaucracy while criticizing Truman for failing to ease labor management tensions and control prices.
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Indianapolis
Gates
Truman
Gatex
Republican Party
Byrnes Heads to Paris Peace Talks Amid Hope
Secretary of State James F Byrnes and his aides departed for Paris to push new draft peace treaties at the Big Four summit. Byrnes warned that another failure would be a defeat for mankind and could widen rift between the West and Russia as they boarded a Prrsviants plane with the four motorized Sacred Cow.
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Washington
TROUP
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Paris
Byrnes
Russia
Charles Butterworth Dies In Auto Crash
Charles Butterworth, actor and former newspaperman known for Life of the Party Illicit titles, was killed when his car struck a building in Los Angeles. He died en route to General Hos pital from a skull fracture, per Dr. Lloyd P Tainter.
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Los Angeles
Charles Butterworth
Ural
General Hosspital
Lloyd P Tainter
Butterworth
Whit
Baby Face Harrington
Changes in Lebanon Reporter managerial staff announced
Announcement today outlines promotions and new appointments at The Lebanon Reporter. Jack Mossman moves from advertising manager to business manager, with James Quayle promoted to advertising manager. Stanley R. Kent remains managing editor and Jesse M. Ratterton continues as publisher.
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Lebanon
Jack Mossman
James €. Quayle
Mr. Mossman
Stanley R. Kent
Jesse M. Ratterton
New School Head Named for Whitestown Public School
Adelbert Neese announces the employment of Fravel Haines as Whitestown school principal. Haines, previously a principal and coach, brings 27 years of experience and extensive music and extra curricular involvement. He holds BS and MS degrees from Marian College and has taught in various Indiana districts.
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Adelbert Neese
Worth Township
Announcr
A. Fra Ta
Creston Drive
Indianapolis
Whitestown
Fravel Haines
Pravel
Fravel
Central Normal
Marian Colle Butler
Purdue
Indiana Universit Te
Ing Heen
New Angeland
Sandcreek and
Sigh
Frans
Ste
Frave
Uae
Pisga Me Lodge
Fraveluix
Petrillo Charged Over Radio Station Strike Attempt
Federal charges filed in Chicago allege James Petrillo coerced WA AF employees to hire extra musicians during a strike, claiming the move would force the station to resume operations. US Attorney J Albert Woll says the station had enough staff to run normally, making the coercion unnecessary.
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Washingtin
James Petrie
Ulu
Tanal Informahs
Chicago
J. Albert Woll
WAAF
Petrillo
Clark
Willlis Withdraw Namie From Race In Surprise Move
Indiana Republicans nominated 7-year-old William E Jenner of Bedford for U S Senate after Charles M LaFollette withdrew. Jenner won a lopsided vote margin as LaFollette moved to delay, Willis failed to secure near unanimous Fort Wayne support and withdrew, becoming the first Indiana senator to lose renomination.
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Willis
Namie
Indianapolis
Indiana
Wiliam E. Jenner
Bedford
Tuty Gop
U. S
Aymond
Ellis
Jenner
Evansville
Labellette
Cho-Pac
Venteon Wallis
Angola
Tais
Congre
Allen
Tenner
LaFollette
Wills
PANKHEAD RITES SET FOR FRIDAY
The article notes the death of Senator John H. Bankhead from cerebral thrombosis and pneumonia in Maryland. It mentions his service since 1920 in the U.S. Senate, his Alabama origin Moscow and July 8, 1872 birth, and that services were planned in Jasper Arkansas? It records family at bedsides.
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John H. Bankhead
Jasper
Ata
Hiwa
Senate
Senate Wa
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Henley
George Henry
Bloomington
Gervernons
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A. E. Fravel Will
J. S. Haines
Pankhead
Naval Hospital
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