Lebanon High to Launch Season Grid Ticket Sale Tomorrow
The Lebanon Boosters begin selling season tickets for four home football games next fall with a 1000 ticket goal. Home games start September 15 vs Plainfield under lights, followed by Westfield October 6, Greencastle October 13, and Morton Memorial October 25. Season books cost 4 dollars, with reduced student prices.
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Lebanon High School
Lebanon Boosters Association
Plainfield
Westfield
Greencastle
Morton Memorial
Richmond
al Crawford
Tigers
Beech Grove
Pike Township
Sacred Heart of Indianapolis
Boosters
Phil Adler
Jack Mossman
Ed Truitt
Arthur Gleb
Bob Hulse
Herb Ransdell
Bob Berry
Kip Parr
Akerman’s
Fulwider’s
Model Sports Center
Carly Gan
ARC Directors Hold Meeting
Boone County Red Cross board discussed Paul Otterman resigning as disaster chairman and remaining on the board. Plans for a summer swimming program and life saving courses were outlined with instructors Joan David Proffitt and Mary Frances McKenzie. Reports covered the emergency relief station at the Disciples of Christ convention and upcoming Montgomery county chapter meeting at Crawfordsville June 20 with speaker Joseph Carter. New directors Vane Riggins, Forrest Carroll, Earl Shirling, and Maurice Hysong joined. guests D R Southworth and Gilbert Lewallen attended.
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Paul Otterman
Boone County
American Red Cross
Otterman
Joan David Proffitt
Mary Frances McKenzie
Red Cross
Elizabet Morton
Disciples of Christ
Harry Jones
Walter Murphy
Willam Taylor
Robert Ball
Harold Harvey
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Joseph Carter
American National Red Cross
Delue Akerman
Weather outlook for tonight and Thursday
Mostly cloudy and humid tonight with scattered thundershowers across south and west. Thursday will be cloudy with little temperature change. Low tonight around 65 to 70. High Thursday 80 to 88.
Escape From Dachau Prison Ends Third Time to Flee
Hundreds of heavily armed German troops hunted Munich and the Bavarian countryside for Homer Cook, a 27 year old American prisoner who escaped Dachau prison for the third time. He ripped a library window bar, leaped into the night, eluding guards as a rifle jammed during a dawn pursuit. Local residents near Dachau were awakened by a large search as American and German forces pressed the manhunt.
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Germany
Munich
Dachau
Sidan
Vrman
Paler
Dachan
Psi Ote Spring Dance Saturday at Lebanon Armory
The Psilota Xi Sorority announces its annual Spring Dance will be held Saturday, June 17 at the Lebanon Armory. Mrs Willard is chairwoman, with Leon Vogel furnishing the music and Harry Feldman calling square dances. Proceeds aid the Central Clinic projects and local charities.
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Dante
Psilota Xi
Bela Cotton
Lebanon Armory
Willard
Shality Dative
Afd
Leon
Vogel Ands Iis
Mra
Shelby
Popolie” Penest
Lebanon
Harry Feldman
Sheil
Sumner
Reauwiwig
Pst Jota Xi
First Outdoor Square Dance Tomorrow Night
The first Community Service square dance of the summer will be at 8 30 tomorrow evening at the Memorial Park Pavilion. The program will be one of the first Family Nights with activities for the entire family. Music by Clayton Petersons Rodeo Rambler. Guest callers and beginner instruction. Square dancing continues every other Thursday with round dancing on alternate Thursdays.
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Memorial Park Pavilion
Clayton Peterson
Rodeo Rambler
Acheson Urges Texans On U S Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned Texans that peaceful democracies must keep military economic and moral defenses united to avert a third world war. He rejected using an A bomb on Russia and called Soviet military buildup aimed at frightening weak nations into joining communism. Continued on page 4.
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Dallas
Tex
Dean Acheson
U25
Acheson
Russia
Dog Poisoners Again Strike Lebanon Dogs
Lebanon dogs die from deliberate poisoning as victims rise to a half dozen or more including a cocker spaniel named Rusty owned by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hawkins. Dr Hardin says rat poison containing strychnine is the likely killer and urges caution around garages and bindings while advising immediate veterinary care at first signs of illness.
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Lebanon
Lawrence Hawkins
North Meridian Street
de. R. Hardin
Harding
Plane Crashes On Mountain Peak Near Circleville West Virginia
State police report a plane crash on Spruce Knob in Monongahela National Forest near Circleville. Eight bodies recovered in a charred scene. identification hampered by burns. A nine aboard B 25 from Olmsted Field Harrisburg had been missing since 1 24 a m CST. Rescue party organized by Capt Basil E Wright rushed to Mose Bennett area.
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Elkins
W. Va
Spruce Mountain
Circleville
Monongahela National Forest
Spruce Knob
Sai
Olmsted Field
Harrisburg
Offutt Field
Ned Dayton Sprander
Mose Bennett
Basil E. Wright
White Market In Milk Grows In Pittsburgh Area
United Press reports a growing white market for milk in the Pittsburgh area amid strikes and labor disputes. Editors, printers, and electrical workers cause nationwide disruptions. CBS separate walkouts affect television shows. a Louisville bat maker shuts departments due to labor action.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Washington, D. C
AFL
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Columbia Broadcasting System
Louisville
Senate
Morristown
Tenn
American Enka Corp
Flouston
Tex
Seven Cours
World-Telegram
CIO Amer
Trild
APL
CBS
Hillerich and Bradsby Co
Galt
Spiread
Soviet 1950 Budget Offers Giant Military Expenditures
The Supreme Soviet considered a 1950 budget proposing military outlays of 9.4 billion rubles, about 19.85 billion in U.S. dollars, constituting 185 percent of the total 424.0 billion rubles. The proposal was presented before a joint session with Stalin and other leaders in attendance.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Josef Stalin
Oth
Salient Points Of Rec Ordinance For Lebanon Recreation
The city council discussed a proposed recreation ordinance to create a five member recreation commission appointed by the mayor with staggered terms, include school and park board members and three residents with at least one woman, enforce term limits and party balance, and appoint an advisory council. The commission would take over Community Service functions as funds become available, transfer equipment, appoint staff, prepare budgets, manage city facilities, and solicit gifts, with supervision by the governing body. Tomorrow the Reporter will publish relevant Indiana law sections on tax supported recreation programs.
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Indiana University Recreation Consultant Service
National Recreation Association
H. H. Feldman
Ernest RK. Stewart
a@ recreation commission
Earl Reese
Lebanon
Lebanon Community Service, Inc
Recreation Commission
Community Service
Commission
Erickson Trial Set For Monday
New York gambler Frank Erickson was ordered to stand trial next Monday on 60 counts of bookmaking and conspiracy. If convicted he could face up to 60 years in prison and a $30,000 fine. His attorney sought delays, and motions linked to Senate testimony and seized records may adjourn the case.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Nathan D. Perlman
Frank S. Hogan
Erickson
Attoney Sol Gelb
Whitman Knapp
Senate of the United States
Gelb
Frickson
Ques Fios
Senate
Park Avenue
Truck Violations Drop Since January Check-Up
Indianapolis June 14 Police said truck weight violations dropped after a 20 hour spotcheck ending yesterday netting 320 violators representing 2.7 percent of 11 697 trucks checked. Most violators were hauled to court and fined ten cents per overweight pound.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State
Senate GOP backs Social Security expansion plan
The Senate GOP conference signaled near unanimous support for a Social Security expansion bill adding 10 million people to coverage and doubling benefits. Sen. Millikin and Sen. George expect a vote next week, with a study proposed on pay as you go coverage for all Americans.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Eugene D. Millikin
Cole
Walter F. George
House
Millkin
George
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Ark
McCarthy
Robert Beresford
San Jose
Cal
Joseph R. McCarthy
Kenneth §. Wherry
Congress
Democratic Forship
Wherry
White House
Veterinarian John J Glover Dies At Home In Zionsville
Zionsville veterinarian John J Glover died late last night at his home. A complete obituary will be published in The Reporter tomorrow.
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John J Glover
Zionsville
Insist Upon The Amerasia Probe
Senate Republicans urged a more thorough inquiry into the Amerasia case. They want FBI chief Hoover and Justice Justice Tom Clark to testify about 1945 documents and arrests tied to the magazine offices. GOP senators argue the impartial administration of justice hinges on a full, independent probe.
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Washington
UPJ
Senate
Amerasia
Sen Bourke B. Hickenlooper
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U'S Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Hoover
Clark
Justice Department
Navy
James Forrestal
Truman
Josef Stalin
Homer Ferguson
Mieh
Ofice
Sena
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U.K
Boosters Association
ARC
Milwaukee
Tun Tiy
Marquette University
Wai School
Edwin, Jr
William
Bridget Mary
Catherine Ann
Oklahoma
Psi Ote
Leon Vogel
Scalise
George Scalise
Building Service
Employes International Union
Smiles
Chicago
Atlanta
George M. Crane
Eee
International Boundphoto
U. S
West Virginia
N. Y
Jersey
Hudson River
Airview
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Brooklyn Battery
G.O.P
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