Senate Passes Amended OPA Bill In House Row
Washington June 11 A high ranking Republican urged the House to oppose a Senate amended OPA bill passed after a long session. The measure, tied to price controls and agency powers, faces White House review as negotiations continue. The Senate approved changes expanding or restricting OPA tools, including price controls on meat and dairy and possible shifts in agriculture diversion authority.
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Washington
House
Senate
Joe P. Wolcott
Michgan
Hou
Bte
White House
G&iet
OPA
Howe
House-Senate
Jaen
Ben W Barkley
Hove Sen
Claude Ppen Uo EK
Tony
Ant
Tobac
Howse Bi
Thsix Sures
Liannes
Illinois Legislature Votes Big War Bonus
The Illinois legislature approved a wartime bonus of 400 for each World War II veteran with a Republican majority. The measure, already passed by the Senate, heads to the governor for signature and to appear on the fall election ballot for public referendum.
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Springfield
Republica
Special Seamin
Nice T. van der Vries
Chicago
North Shore
State Senate
State House
Capt Beck Reports to Huntsville Arsenal Duty
Captain Beck from Lebanon Indiana has reported to Huntsville Arsenal Alabama for duty. He previously served abroad for over a year and now assumes responsibilities as executive officer under Malden Army command.
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Beck
Huntsville
Ala
Arsenal
Huntsville Arsenal
Frank Beck
Lebanon
Ind
Witarwen Chemical Erantine
Malden Army
Nico Biehd
Mal- Maso
Hamteville Vrance
Fa Waels
Nth Army
Apoiuetit
Ajsiia Iyghtatior
Becker
Radio Character Coming to City for Show
A radio personality arrives in city for a promotional appearance. Local outlets confirm a public meet and greet with the host at a downtown venue this week.
Polio outbreak prompts urged medical precautions
The document describes symptoms of fever with undetermined origin, aches, sore throat, stiff neck, and potential muscular weakness. It advises immediate call to the family physician, avoidance of gatherings, and notes no current need to delay a local swimming pool opening.
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Nat
Jesilinasy
Wits
Lebanon
Dy. Kert
Maritime Strike Could Be Settled Before Day Ends
Reports indicate the maritime strike may be resolved by close of business, with negotiations continuing among union representatives and shipping company leaders. No details of terms were released, but progress was described as promising by sources close to the talks.
Truman Tried to Head Off Jackson Outburst
President Truman disclosed at a news conference that he suggested Jackson delay releasing his statement until after further discussion. He said Jackson wired him Sunday with essentially the same content he later gave to reporters at the Nuremberg Nazi war crime trials, but Jackson did not communicate further.
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Washington
Jackson
Sasack
Truman explains Vatican mission and refugee plan
President Truman said Myron Taylor’s Vatican mission ends when world peace returns. He noted a permanent U.S. representation will exist and Taylor will stay until peace is reestablished. Truman also plans nominating Paul V. McNutt as ambassador to the Philippines, while supporting resettling Jewish refugees to Palestine.
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Washington
Truman
Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
Yminate Taylor
United States
Taylor
Pra Ve
McNutt
Iiest Amerar c
Philippine Republic
U.S
Philippines
Albert Ruddell Heads Lebanon Lions Club Officers
The Lebanon Lions Club elected Albert Ruddell president for the coming year at a dinner meeting in Wheeler's dining room on Wednesday evening. Linvd Hopkins was named vice president, with other officers and directors listed. The group discussed Lion educational programs and announced a convention in Lafayette on June 23 to 24 with delegates attending from Lebanon and nearby clubs. President Armand Akers presided as the meeting opened with "America," the Pledge, and prayer.
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Lelanen Lions Club
Wheeler
Die Room
Albert Ruddell
Linvd
Hopkins
Bad Engige
Kiev
Howard Tankelle
Way
Russeley Rickwalion
Armen R
Wallis Fuleider
I Taner
Eugene Higher
Tail Sters
Charley Butner
Art Lovell
Harold Gentry Nel Buren McDaniel
Lafayette Dane
Partdecmasio Halle
Hlisatem
Lion Ratert
Brock
Lesalet
Merler
Uys
Kwannds Cigbat
Pines
Lehagan
Carib
Cclub
Armand Akers
America
R. Earle
Sién Louis’ Leerkamp
State Road 39
North
Bis Lea
Baptist Classes Plan Joint Church Meeting and Social
The Christian Builders and Van Riper Classes of First Baptist Church will host a joint meeting at Hes song's cabin on Tuesday evening June 18. Gather at the church at six. Bring wieners or sandwiches and one covered dish for the supper after a softball game.
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First Baptist Church
Hessong's Cabin
Lebanon Seashore Pool to Open Saturday With New Diving Board
City pool manager Charles Lusk announced the Lebanon Seashore Pool would open tomorrow at 1 39 pm. The pool will operate daily, with Sundays opening at 1 00 pm. A new diving board has arrived and will be ready for use at opening. Staffing changes include Marcia Miller replacing Justine Wilcox in the girls bath house and Larry Hill replacing David Richey in the boys bath house.
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Charles Lusk
Lebanon Seashore Pool
Lusk
Jdiving
Marcia Miller
Justine Wilcox
Girls Bath House
Larry Hill
David Richey
Hoys Bath
Bread Shortage Grows As Farmers Withhold Livestock
Government officials report a bread and meat shortage stemming from farmers withholding livestock to push prices higher. Wheat markets show weak sales with only about 4,000 bushels marketed, despite early harvest. Minneapolis mills announce loan-based reopenings to grind, aiming to avert hardship and stabilize supply.
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United Press
Agriculture Department
Minneapolis
Philips W. Fillebary
Pillabary Mills
Firit Ie
Filisbury
Abs Ohimagors Io
Tie Natvial Bakers Sip
Hagan
Aether Ileal Jal Roniation Mit Retail Baneries
Chiao
Fie oAssoe
Bakers Af
Snyder Charged With Embezzlement In Lebanon Case
Kenneth P Snyder of Let a Tho Saffidavit filed in Court alleges Snyder once served as clerk and agent for Roll Wood owner of Wood Wholesale House Lebanon Ind He is accused of unlawfully taking 8186 41 of Wood property The affidavit cites dates January 21 HMA and February 12 1944 A warrant for bond at 5000 was issued after filing Snyder is now in business as candy and tobacco wholesaler distributor not employed by Wood Company.
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Opeaien
Kenneth Py Snyder
Ys Ra
le Weed
Weale Houses
Lebanon
Charles F. Tho
HMA
Snyder
Roll Wood
Wood Wholesale
Ind
Wood Company
GOP Organization Power Shown At Indiana State Convention
Indiana Republicans stage a show of organization power in Indianapolis as delegates nominate a slate headed by a Senate aspirant. Governor Gates and State Chair Springer purge incumbents, while party machinery dominates the convention scene amid internal maneuvering and a controversial nomination process.
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GOP
Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
William E. If Bedford
Jenner
Denner
Charles M. TaFollette
Gates
Clana Clark Springer
Vy XS
Raymond F. Wills
Supreme Court
Frank O. Richman
de Clesent T. Malan
Willis
Riehman
Malan
Willie
Richman
Ixartere
Levine
LaParte
Hany Shenila
Maine
Paul V. McNutt
Fies
Westery
Lebanon Ministerial Association Plans Various Activities
The Lebanon Ministerial Association outlines several events including Temperance Sunday activities. Ministers from different churches are to exchange pulpits on July 3 as part of ecumenical efforts and community outreach.
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Lebanon
Ahammar
Hawai
Gielges
Maj Edward Bowes Dies After Illustrious Radio Career
Major Edward Bowes renowned for the Amateur Hour radio program died last night at his Riveredge estate in Tepegy Rameon New Jersey He was famous for hosting a national talent showcase and inspired many young performers His death follows his retirement from show business last year Bowes will be buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Yorketown NY with services planned at St Patrick's Cathedral New York His wife previously died, and details of the funeral will be announced by his family
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Rameon
N. J
Aeater
Radio
Ures
Maj
Edward Bowes
America
Werte
Ose
Almateu
Riveredge
Tepegy
Francis
Lani of Dimes
Saavies
St Iutrick’s Cathedral
New York
Sleepy Hallow Cemetery
Farrstown
Penigar Resigns as CUARG Officer
The message shows Penigar resigning from a CUARG officer post amid unclear context and scattered text. Further details are unavailable in the readable fragments, leaving the exact dates, positions, and reasons obscured.
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Penigar
CUARG
Molotov Arrives as Big Four Council Opens in Paris
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov arrives in Paris for the reopening of the Big Four Council. The conference opens formally tomorrow with Byrnes and Vanderberg leading the American delegation. Bevin expected later as gloom deepens over federated Germany plan amid a Mosco w radio attack.
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Paris
Vic Molotov
Big Four Council
Tapia
Ages Witt
Westend
Germany
Sesia
Byrnes
Moscow
Truman backs global atom control plan at UN
Washington reports President Truman and Secretary Byrnes outlined basic principles for a world atomic control system. Baruch presented a UN Security Commission proposal to place dangerous nuclear activities under a global agency with enforcement powers. The United States proposes destroying its atomic bomb stockpile and transferring it to the international body, seeking a treaty framework within the UN system.
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Washington
Truman
James E. Byrnes
United Nations
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Byrnes
State Department
New York
United States
States
Individus
UB Aton Energy
Bernard M. Baruch
U. S
12-Nation
Irdmatic
Sugar price increase pending from OPA
Washington assigns pending cane sugar price hike to be announced by the Office of Price Administration tomorrow or Monday. Trade sources say the rise likely amounts to ten cents per hundred pounds for cane sugar at refinery and consumer levels.
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Washington
Office of Price Administraton Today
OPA
Monroe
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