CIO Calls Tax Relief and Federal Aid Increase Plan
The CIO urged easing the tax burden and boosting federal aid. It proposed higher personal exemptions, repeal of wartime taxes, and selective relief for stressed industries. The plan would cut excise taxes by 10 to 23 percent on goods, with housing, education, and health bills backed by Congress.
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CIO
House
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Martin
Mauht
Council of Economic Advers
Stateny
Countil
CTO
Congress
House panel pigeonholes wage bill amid next steps planned
Washington notes report the House committee pigeonholed a bill to raise the national minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour and its sponsors pledged to push it again next week. Also, the Senate Banking Committee ordered an inquiry into a reported plan to install a czar in the coal industry. In New York, Dun and Bradstreet’s wholesale food price index dipped five cents in the week, staying two cents below February’s 28 month low.
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Washington
House
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Charles E Higbee Critically III in Lafayette Hospital
Friends of Charles E Higbee of 308 East South street were relieved to learn he is improving after a serious heart attack Monday at Arnett clinic Lafayette. He was moved to St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette where doctors reported the crisis had eased and his condition was better Tuesday. Don M Higbee and Mrs Rose Higbee traveled to Lafayette to be with him as the family awaited further updates.
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Charles E Higbee
East South Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Arnett Clinic
Attea Phir Siciaha
Don M Higbee
New York
Mrs. Rose
Kansas
Steelworkers Open Wage Drive Amid Economic Struggles
The Steelworkers unite to press wage increases and pension improvements for about 1,000,000 workers. The industry confronts a slowing economy, reduced production, and rising unemployment as the long running wage campaign begins to unfold.
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Fitish
CHO Vaitest
Inidustry
Wingate man dies yesterday in Jamestown area
Harry Teague 3h years aid former Jamestown resident shot yesterday morning in Wingate. A Tuners director until poor health forced retirement a year ago. Born near Marshal August 2, 117 to Craynell Barringer Teague and lv ed in Jamestown. Survived by wife and daughter Carelyd Purdue student, brother Ralph, sisters Mrs Hooker and Mrs Rebs Rubter. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Wingate Wesleyan Church with burial at Jamestown cemetery. Body at Wingate home. friends may call.
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Harry Teague
Jameestown
Hemi
Wingate
Teague
Rotire Merne
Nao Ber
Marshal
Wen
Sames
Ana Nettie iBurrard
Lved
Jamestaien
Hfe
Jamestown
Craynell Barringer
Methoret B
Masonic Lodge
American Legion Post
Esides the
Carelyd
Purdue University
Ralph Teague
Unittery
Hooker
Rebs Rubter
Indianapolis
Wingate Wether
Bural
Messamore Faces Federal Trial For Bank Robbery
The unnamed suspect Messamore was returned to Paducah to stand trial in federal court for the bank robbery. Sheriff Towery said he was unarmed and did not resist when ordered from the coal car, with a hacksaw blade found in his shoe believed to have been used to escape.
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Louisville
Padui
W. C.towery
Messamore
Posse Tracks Rumored Weird Creature By Bakers Creek
A Thurntawn posse hunted a strange animal reported near Bakers Creek. Witnesses James Rerivos Cart Tant claimed large tracks appeared by the creek while, despite dog scents and trail attempts, no creature was found. Anticipated sightings involved anglers Homer Siege George Coffman Anton Voppas and Erae Besified avid.
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George Coffman
Anton Voppas
Erae
Uae
Birge
James
Rerivos
Cart
San
Aves
Flying Addict Mrs McKey Featured In Los Angeles Times
Mrs Ben F McKey nicknamed the Flying Addict discussed her plane on dune 7 near Lew Anse and was pictured with 34 family members at the airport. Relatives listed include Susan Hallark and Mrs Footie Merey ailon, with three generations present. The article notes the event in a midwest publication context.
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Ben F. McKey
Los Angeles Times
Ben Fo McKey
Lew Anse
Arport
Ramichidren
Susant
Hallark
Footie Merey Ailon
We Midvoet
Wart &O
Koni
Four Killed in Airplane Crash Near North Teberts
Four Chicago men were killed when their Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft fell and exploded on a farm near North Teberts. The wreckage burned, investigators said, and letters and personal items were found at the scene. Deputy coroner Louis Kronitz of Walkerbin, Ind., was named in the report.
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North Teberts
Doung
W. Sth
Sbiter
Louis Kronitz
Walkerbin
Ind
Ethel Warburton Succumbs Today in Elizaville
Misa Ethel Pearl Warburton of Elizaville died at 4 am in Mrs Martin's nursing home. She was born 1885 six miles northwest of Sheridan and spent most of her life in Elizaville. Survived by sister Mrs Flotic McMath and brothers Will Warburton and Clifford Warburton. Funeral 1:20 pm Friday at the Sheridan funeral home with Rev Frank Buckner officiating. burial at Spencer cemetery.
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Misa Ethel Pearl Warburton
Elizaville
Peters Receives Commission at Naval Academy Graduation
Peters son of Mr and Mrs Charles Peters of Turner Tracking Company received his commission as a second lieutenant in the Naval Air Forces at the recent Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis. He will be stationed in San Antonio Texas. A graduate of Shortridge High School Indianapolis he attended Purdue University and served three years in the navy during World War I. His parents attended the exercises.
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Back Peters
Charles Peters
Turner Tracking Company
Naval Air Pores
T &. Naval Academy
Annape
Plans for County 4-H Contests Set
County 4 H judging and demonstration contests were finalized at a meeting of home economics leaders. Demonstrations will be at the high school at 1 p m Thursday July 7. Judging for junior girls starts at 9 a m July 7 and senior girls begin at 1 p m that day with girls from all clubs in the county participating.
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Irls
Einbs
Proffitt Selected for ARC Aquatic School at Limberlost
John David Proffitt left yesterday for Camp Limberlost Grange to attend the National Aquatic Training School of the American Red Cross. The program begins today and ends June 23, qualifying him as a water safety instructor. He was chosen by Boone County Red Cross board of directors.
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John David Proffitt
Camp Limberlost
Grange
National Aquatic Training School
American Red Cross
Boone County Red Cross Chapter
Charges Against Lilienthal Lack Proof Seen By Congress Panel
A Congressional Atomic Energy Committee member said there is no proof supporting charges against David Lilienthal. He warned that unclear statements could harm the atomic program. The discussion, noted as ongoing, continues with more details on page 4.
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Punta Thy Atomic Energy Commission
Joint
Congressional Atomic Ene
Jackson
Hicklooper
David E. Lilienthal
Mhat Sonn
Keniggper
Butler Commencement Honors 645 Graduates at Butler Fieldhouse
Four Lebanon residents joined 645 seniors and graduates receiving degrees at Butler University's 14th annual Commencement Exercises on Monday June 13 at 10 am. President M Ross Dehl Pitagerald presided as degrees were awarded. Pittshureh Chancellor delivered the address. Also noted are faculty receptions and awards for graduates including Minor Henseth Beker Hubert A Martin Francis Griexemyr and Kathleen Lycos with degrees ranging from Bachelor of Science to Master of Science in Education.
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Lebanon
Butler University
Butler
Ross de Lh Pitagerald
University of Pittshureh
Rey Fostmonnthinier
Encastan
South Bend
Indiana
Arthur Jordan
Henseth Beker
Colege
Hubert A. Martin
Scienes
College of Business Administration
Francis James Griexemyr
Kathleen Lycos
Florence Lonsford Poem Opens Florida Magazine Verse
Hoosier tradition shines in Florence Lonsford’s poem There’s a Taste of Powdered Sugar on the summer Florida Magazine of Verse page. The piece marks her as a rising talent with poems appearing since childhood and noted by the Magazine of Verse as a young author from Winter Park New York and a daughter of Judge Frank Hatchin.
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Florence Lonsford
Florida
Winter Park
Lansford
New York City
Frank
Lensford
Lensfarnd
University ‘ York
Nature
Manse To Be Dedicated Soon At Bethel Church
Bethel Presbyterian Church plans a debt free dedication of its new pastor's manse. Hev Ebert A Smith Jr, installed May 8, with Rev Miles A Freeman guiding fundraising. A manse committee led by Russell Horn plus women sponsors organized monthly events and raised funds for the project. Dedication is set for Sunday June 19 at 2:00 PM. service continues on page 4.
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Ladies Aid Society
Eimirch
Miles A. Freeman
Onesno
Tussell Horn
Henry Miller
Ben Stith
Jester Morrison
Ona Endicott
Liosd Miller
Pringyds
Philadelphia Phillies First Baseman Shot by Teenager
Chicago report details Eddie Waitkus shot by Miss Steinhagen in a Chicago hotel room. He was wounded in the chest, placed under oxygen, and expected to miss six to eight weeks. The assailant admitted planning the act, driven by infatuation and desire for notoriety. The priest said no last rites, but heard a confession.
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Chicago
Funes
Pital
Eddie — Waitkue
Philadelphia
Phillies
Tineapold Roth Steinhagen
Waitkus
Robert Duffy
Tes
Waithus
Cubs
Reedy
Waitkua
Ilinois
Weather: Clearing, cooler tonight with early southeast rain
A band of rain moves through the extreme southeast tonight followed by clearing and cooler conditions. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers mainly in the northern areas. Lows range from 54 to 60 in the north and 60 to 63 in the south, with a Thursday high near 80.
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Lafayette Hospital
Princeton
Vernon
Strane
Pai
Stalin
U. S
Berlin
Lenin Dace
Nea-Acme
al Cocking
Ethel Warburton
U.S. Naval Academy
ARC Aquatic School
Lilienthal
Rep
Poetry Magazine
Shannondale
Doughfoot
Guadalcanal
Tokyo
Shanghai
Uncle Sam
Warren Lee
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