Democrats Set Tuesday Meeting to Pick Ticket
Indianapolis June 14 A last minute filing frenzy adds 13 candidates for Indiana Democrats ticket spots with three vacancies as deadline nears. Schricker and McClain vie for governor with implied bids for lieutenant governor, treasurer and other offices shaping a tense intra party contest ahead of the primary.
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Henry ¥. Schricker
Harry McClain
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Chawman
Yeo Hasmaker, Jr
Treasus
Fo Shiriey Wilcox Yesterdas
Teri Tial
Washington
Walter Mybeck
Schricker
Yon Ao Fuchs
Union City
McClainbeckers
Local Students Receive Degrees at Purdue University Tech Institute
Graduates from Betas Taner god and Lebanon state led the list as first in comprehensive exams required for graduation. The ceremony at the Indiana War Memorial east auditorium at 8:30 pm featured Dr William L Ayres as commencement speaker. Degrees included Bachelor of Arts and associate technical diplomas preparing graduates for engineering aide and technician roles such as inspectors junior drafters and designers.
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Wert Mats
Hind
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Svepe Fobanen
Purdue University Technical Institute
Indiana War Memorial
Boone Blood Donor Quota Not Met for June 16
Boone county has not met its blood donor quota for June 16. Donors are needed for Veterans Administration and Billings General hospitals in Indianapolis. Red Cross sponsors transport to and from the hospital. Call the Red Cross office at 246 or contact your township Red Cross for appointments.
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Boone County
Veteran's Administration
Billings General Hospitals
Indianapolis
Boone County Red Cross
Hed Tfuss
A'Ross
New Pastor Here Takes Charge At M. E. Church
Rev. Barkley assumed duties as the new pastor at the M. E. Church today. A town gathering welcomed him and the church community, with prayers and brief remarks highlighting his vision and service.
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Barkley
Rainstorm and Wind Cause Widespread Boone County Damage
A severe rainstorm with winds up to 40 miles per hour and lightning caused extensive damage across Boone County, disrupting electrical service and damaging poles and wires. The Thorntown and Payette areas suffered the hardest hits with standing water in fields, downed trees, and multiple service outages. Crews restored power gradually Sunday as weather cleared, and churches reported damage to trees and facilities while communities organized relief and church leaders prepared for a jurisdictional conference in Indianapolis beginning July 7.
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France
Consumerscout
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Tiem
Twa
Fred
Raven
de Perth
Meraian
Wien
Lebanon
Republicans Near Nomination Fight Home Stretch
United Press reports the GOP presidential race tightens with the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia a week away. Dewey Taft Stassen Sigler Warren and Vandenberg supporters contest the nomination as Truman critiques the 80th Congress. Continued on page four.
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Philadelphia
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
GOP
Claresie J. Brown
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Stassen
Kim Sigler
Michigan
New Castle
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
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Sigher
Bar] Warren
California
Truman
Los Angeles Press Club
EDTA
Eisler Contempt Verdict Upheld
Federal court upheld a contempt ruling against Eisler for testifying before the Un American Activities Committee. Justice Bennett Champ Clark wrote the majority opinion noting no compelling reasons to reverse the district court. Eisler was fined $1,000 and sentenced to one year in jail in Holtztroff’s trial handling his bid for disqualification.
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Eisler
Shen He
Commien
FBI
J Edgar Hoover Fias
Eister
United States
Bennett Champ Clark
Kisser
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Referendum Held In Newfoundland
Fragmentary text notes a Newfoundland referendum on self government with reference to a permanent commission and changes in governance. The readable parts mention the national referendum, choices on ballot, and an official announcement regarding the outcome.
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Newfoundland
New Party Seeks Indiana Votes
A new political slate in Indiana nominates sixty five delegates and thirteen presidential electors. The list includes Myron Hartstein in South Bend and Morton Patel as treasurer in Indianapolis, with electors named from across the state such as Jacob Blake in Gary Matthew Newwell in Lafayette and Sydney Berger in Evansville.
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Aruwan
Myron’ Hartstein
South Bend
Arthur
Daronsis
Gar
Teore Zinn
Kokomo
Willard Ransome
Indianapolis
Jessica Rhine
Indianapois
Morton Patel
Muscle
Robert de Frantz
Jacob Blake
Gary
Matthew Newwell
Lafayette
Myron Hartsteut
Versa Nash
Fort Wayne
Frank Miller
Boyer
Terre Haute
Arnold Feldman
Bloomington
Sydney Berger
Evansville
Raymond Sease
Salem
Gerald Satterfield
Muncie
Theodore Cable
Richard Glass
Frank Oberg
Body Of Woman Found In Creek Identified As Pedigo
Brownsburg Indiana June 14 AUP authorities identified the woman found beneath a bridge as Mrs Mary Pedigo a 45 year old divorcee from Indiana She appeared to have died from blunt force injuries rather than a gunshot and her body was partially submerged in creek water Coroner Wright noted two temple holes were not fatal and listed bruising on shoulders The case involved multiple leads and statements from residents and officials as investigators pursued the circumstances of her death and identity
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Ohio
Strike Blocked By Court Writ In Labor Dispute
A federal court issued a writ blocking a strike amid a wage and staffing dispute. Judge Clancy ordered a temporary halt while companies and workers, including Great Lakes firms, negotiate terms. If granted, the pause could delay any strike for about 80 days.
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Great Lakes
The Reporter adopts a new streamlined newspaper look
The Reporter unveils a modern dress for its pages, aligning with a broad shift in newspapers toward flush left text and easier reading. Readers are expected to welcome the change as a wakeup in presentation while preserving familiar schoolbook left to right reading patterns.
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Ny Ite
Simans Ater
Huge Outlays For Repairs Seen In Nation
National reports indicate massive spending on home repairs and public works. Government estimates show repairs and renovations across counties will require substantial outlays this year, with plumbing, bathrooms, and tiling prioritized in municipal projects. Public housing programs and infrastructure upgrades are highlighted as driving the high cost, with materials and labor expenses rising.
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Ana Teenaig
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Haring
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23 Year-Old War Veteran Earns Master’s in Mathematics
Tsai Soacae record shows a 23 year old youth who served three years in the Tank Division and fought in Europe including the Battle of the Bulge. He earned a Master of Science in mathematics at Purdue, plans to teach there next fall, and reenters for a special four yearly course while studying for a Doctor’s degree.
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Ritchie
Purdue
House Passes Old Age Insurance Bill in Tight House Vote
The House Rules Committee approved a federal old age insurance bill paving the way for likely passage this session. The chamber also moved toward an extension of price supports as debates shift to a long-range farm program and the nonbinding draft bill moves to the Senate.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
George J. Aken
Root
Senate
Philadelphia
Forest
Harness
Treisier
Finike
Martie
This Thief Steals Tube Of Truth Serum
A theft at a Stockholm drug store last night saw a thief take a glass tube containing Scopolamine, an ingredient used in the so called truth serum. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing store security footage.
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Stockholm
Memorial Park Adds Park Roller Skating Program
Memorial Park introduces a summer recreation program featuring roller skating at Memorial Park with a community center. Softball teams will play at Tom Tuesday in the Armory with a double elimination checker tournament determining finalists Charles Jamieson from Stokes Ground defeats Jud Heath of Harney in three of five games. Charles advances to face Memorial Park winner this week. A seven inning softball game between Stokes and Harney is set at Harney at 2 pm Wednesday with Pete ab the pa pach from.
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Stokes Playground
Juds Heath
Ilarney
Charles
Stokes
Harney
Pete
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