L H S Trio Gives Rotary Program
The L H S String Trio performed at a Rotary meeting with six members and two Betty Perkins vocal solos. Ruth Ane Perkins played cello and piano, Judean Neal led violin, under Dellard Neelsville’s supervision, while Betty Perkins impressed with two solo pieces. Rotary president Floyd McDonald spoke on changes to convention dates and membership rules. attendance included local Rotarians and guests.
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Banoa Bist 1
Cotpost
Uth Ave Perkins
Betty Perkins
Bert Perk
Fine Plant
Ruth Ane Perkins
Bohm
Zamecnik
Habonera
Brty Perkins
Brown Bird
Barrie
Carew
Judean Neal
Vwlin
Prie
Hipf
Tur
Rocco Jacabeth
Floyd McDonald
Rotary Club
Rotary International
Hen ‘Dali
Indianapolis
Bob Ou
Berrington
Carl Winkler
Joe Rinken
Ralph Poynter
James Horton
Glenn Shanks
Joe George Donaldson
Fred Donaldson
Atomic Engine Seen as Forerunner of Power Plants
The article quotes President Truman praising a full size atomic engine roton concept as a potential for generating electricity in factories farms homes ships and airplanes. He argues it could be hooked up to produce power like a dry land plant if Russia would allow peace.
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Truman
Russia
County May Bond Sales Decline Across the Board
County officials report May bond sales totaled 325 380 dollars with 27 78 per cor reopens period, and state defense fund sales for May reached 981 9? compared to May of previous year. Ninety two counties showed varied results with some increases while others declined.
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Bansdell
Up Boube
US Defense Fond Committee
Hilt Shi Ae
Othe
McMahon urges hydrogen bomb race stance in convention speech
In a State Convention address McMahon advocates U.S. development of an H bomb and a production race tied to defense savings and budget balance. He warns Stalin could match if the United States falters, stressing the need to lead in hydrogen supremacy. He mentions NEA direction toward testing and broad military implications.
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Washington
Os McMahon
Ren McMaton
Ronnie
U.S. Sett
Biaans
Bidkens
Stalin
Harvester Co Plants Close For Two Weeks
Indianapolis based Harvester Co announces plant shutdowns at its sites in Indianapolis Port Wayne and Springfield Ohio for at least two weeks as an international official cites undisclosed reasons. The move affects production and regional supply chains.
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Indianapolis
Seventh Red Attack Hurled Back In Korea
American infantrymen of the Oklahoma 4th Division repelled the seventh Chinese counter attack west of Chorwon. About 750 Reds attacked the Thunderbirds with heavy support and self propelled tanks, but the assault was beaten back in a drawn out struggle. Allied artillery and machine guns halted the Reds as US troops seized hills west of Chorwon and near Rason on the front, marking the deepest push against the armistice line since November 27.
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Seoul
Korea
Oklahoma
Key
Chorwon
Thunderbirds
Finttine
Artllers
Ts6th
Atpead
Petenses Minster
Vatu
Americas
Horven
Rasoni
Truce Delegates Deadlocked After Meeting
Truce delegates in Panguinjom Korea report deadlock with no progress. All parties weigh another recess as the Allies propose timing, while Communist offers remain absent. Meeting ends pending further consultation among delegates.
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Panguinjom
Korea
Loitet Noeions
Witham K Harrison l
Rainfall Heavy In Hoosier State
Heavy rainfall across Indiana with Lafay ette and Covington seeing over three inches. The Wabash River was forecast to rise and flood low lands from Lafayette to Covington, threatening corn fields. Readings included Covington 2.77, Monticello 2.50, Crawfordsville 2.90, Martinsville 2.18, Fort Wayne 1.21, Marion 1.01, Evansville 95 degrees in a hot spell.
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Midianapolis
Lafayette
Weather Bureau
Wabash
Covineton
Bureau
Covington
Monticello
Crawfordsvile
Martinsvile
Fort Wayne
Marion
Mercury
Evansville
Mit
Storms Devastate Lakes Region as Rain Tests Dams
Severe storms lash the lakes region bringing heat and humidity. Thunderstorms cause street flooding and crop damage across the Great Lakes area. A dam owned by Great Lake Corp failed west of Bid Rin Creek, sending material into the surrounding floodplain. Residents from Bethport to Nor thern Timeis seek safety as rain totals exceed two inches in spots and the weather pattern remains unsettled into the weekend.
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Loke
Westar
Bethport
South
Dokels
Alfeshenies
Rockies
Colorado
Uso
Dakota
Mercury
Lebanon Veteran Back In States
Pte Charles Hicks of Lebanon is listed among BooAruy combat men who fired on San Francisco yesterday. The veterans returned home aboard the Navy Transport Gen William Gordon from the area.
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Charles Hicks
Lebanon
BooAruy
San Francisco
Navy
William Gordon
Boys Accused Of Horse Stealing In Seymour Ind
In Seymour Indiana a 14 year old and a 16 year old companion were halted by state police riding saddle horses seven miles north of town. They admitted taking horses from a stable owned by Dr. Guy Martin. Judge George H. Gossman sentenced Earl Benefield, 16, Frankfort, to six months at the state penal farm for a guilt to a charge and the 14-year-old’s name was not disclosed.
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Seymour
Ind
Jackson County
Here
Guy Martin
Jackson
George IH. Gossman
Earl Benefield
Frankfort
Atomic Sub Is Latest Weapon
The USS Nautilus submarine, being built by General Dynamics Electric Division, marks the first practical use of atomic power in propulsion. Keeling ceremonies feature Dean praising atomic energy as a fuel and weapon, foretelling a new era in naval warfare and human welfare.
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General Dynamos Corp
Keeling
Dean
Navy
Taft and Eisenhower Battle Over Delegates at Convention
Washington reports another round of clashes between Taft and Eisenhower forces over contested Republican National Convention delegates from the Democratic South. The National Committee outlines procedures as disputes sharpen, with state party committees and leaders preparing possible actions. Preceding pages describe tensions in Louisiana and Mississippi as campaigns vow to mobilize support and pursue legal routes.
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Washington
Taft
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
GOP
Robert AO
Dwight
Niles
Faonisiana
Pete el Faa
Texas
Teenager jailed after bank robbery in South Bend
Patrols traced a teen suspect described with a right cheek injury and money tucked in his shirt after a bank raid. Officers stopped him within blocks, recovering cash as witnesses noted the escape on foot. Local police released few details pending charges.
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South Bend
Shimel
Weather outlook partial clouds and warm humid spell
Partly cloudy with warm humid conditions into the weekend. Saturday through Sunday expect scattered showers and a thunderstorm risk. Highs 85 to 90 across the north and 40 to 66 in the south. Lows around 60s to 70s.
Wage Fight Is To The Finish
In a tense labor dispute the wage fight nears its final phase. Despite fragmented phrases, the report hints at a high stakes confrontation involving executives and workers, with a potential political or organizational backdrop shaping the outcome.
Floatin Down the Wabash River Anglers Vacation
A readable fragment recalls an excursion on the Wabash River with anglers enjoying a vacation trip. The text mentions boats, supplies, and various names and places, including Ter re Hatevister and Beadle, with scattered references to people such as Jimmy and Paul Beadle.
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Wabash River
Anvicks
Thibert
Headie
India
Altion
Samii Catternen Nowel Agnip
Conirende
Iniciaat
Eyl Ghatls
Denheithan Stud
Menigu
Pleseners
Erie
Seibees i
Terre Hatevister
Terre Hatevister Lay Atte Oon. the Pity As Het Hy Minthirke Hestile Jy
Childeen Diam
Jimmy
Paul Beadle
Postmasters Attend Annual Convention
Harold Conrad, Zionsville post master, and Bria Smth attended the annual convention with officials including Walter Magis, assistant postmaster general, and Tifton Garner, chief post office inspector. Sessions were held at the Rome Hotel. Mrs Conpal and others also participated in the events.
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Harold Conrad
Zionsville
Bria Smth
Baciana
Walter Magis
Washington
Garner
Aiatron
Ind
Cimenuats
Vase
Rome
Conpal
Red diplomatic shifts held to be significant event
Report outlines major changes in foreign representation with Grove, Zarubin, and Panushkin named as ambassadors or chiefs to the United States, Britain, and China. The dispatch notes the importance of these postings for U.S. London and Washington diplomacy, signaling a broader West-East realignment.
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Ureny
Grove
Zarubny
Wen
United States
Atesander
Panyushkin
Raspihie Pamushkie
Pieriow
Vnbassadir
Poshkin
Brea
Berit
Iit Ees
Wester Ubseterra
Grosken
Zarubin
Ani
Jad
London
Washington
Doomed Korean Prisoner Points Out Guilty Ones
An American guard-led roundup on an Island in Korea seized 102 ring leaders of a Communist revolt after a Korean informer condemned to death identified leaders. The informer fled Compound 606-C and aided in moving prisoners to separate quarters as Brig. Gen. Boatner restored order.
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Home Island
Korea
Conk
Haye Don 1
Bull
Nhonth
Tempor
Col Rhee
Neaniston Kojye
Rhee
Letisnee
Boone County Home improvements noted after 9th inspection
Release County Home Report by the State Department of Public Welfare cites metal wardrob es upgraded paint completed hand rails on stairways new eco gas heater installed a concrete block wall enclosing the heating plant and a fire door added at the boiler room entrance plans to paint dining room and kitchen and buy a grain elevator recommendations include repairing fire escape door installing panic hardware adding a milk house dustproofing barn ceiling and further consultation with the State Board of Health nutritionist to assess feeding and sanitation needs.
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Boone County
Public Welfare
Russell Goodrich
Goodrich
State Board of Health Nutritionist
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Courte Hs
L.H.S. Trio
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Hoosier State
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Gromyko
Britain
Marine Corps
Alfred Cunningham
Leathernecks
U. N. Wonnel
International Soundphoto
County Home Report
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