Coal halt stalls plant as workers push federal action
Washington faces a widened stoppage as miners threaten to curb coal output prompting unions to seek another federal court order to keep mines operating. The dispute pits operators led by John Lewis against federal authorities with lawmakers calling for action as talks continue next week under the Taft Hartley framework.
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Washington
Formta
Lewale
S. Ching
Leaot
Federa
T Alun Goldsborough
Hines
Artley
Minor Vehicle Collision Damages Two Autos
Two autos sustained damage in a minor accident near Nolte Four Avenue and Washington Street. Witnesses and involved parties include Nolte 4 and Phreys street area residents. Police report limited details, with no injuries noted and no charges announced.
Final Plans Made For Commercial League Ball Play
Plans for the Commercial Softball League were made at the Armory with games at Memorial Park diamond. Two games nightly on Monday through Sunday beginning at 7:30, featuring Ful: widers vs LS Maet ny and Phutchiest vs Hicks Bods. A full schedule and team details to follow next week. manager FE Gare alert for interested players.
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Community Service Recreation Program
Armory
Memoral Park
Wernestas
Welack
Widers
LS Maet Ny
Hicks Bods
Russia Rejects Bipower Plan Amid Diplomatic Strife
Reports say Russia rejected a proposed power sharing plan, signaling diplomatic strain with Western powers and France. Observers note ministers warn that talks may shift to broader containment, with limited progress on arms and energy terms.
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Tibet
Russie
Dyer
Fares
Strang
Tie Londan
Anteranee
Choi
Rae
Informationiens
Wass
Russia
Posiian
Germany
Diana Saun
Ty All Sik
GU Wan
Umer
West
Schricker to Seek Second Term as Indiana Governor
Indianapolis report notes Schricker, winner of the Democratic nomination on the first ballot at the state convention, plans a bid for a second term as Indiana's governor. He faces Hobart drivehten in a high profile race, aiming to oust the incumbent.
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Indianapolis
Schricker
Schroer
Bae SuimeRer
Paises
Jena
Marty Pshireseie
Leeder
Homeerie Bnaeve
Ieee
Isis
Statiae
Manton
Pal Vidamaned
Fara
W E Anderson Takes Music Job
W E Anderson, a member of the college band orchestra and choir mens chorus, Radio Guild choir and Alalesmen, and secretary of his class, was elected to Blue Key and Phi Delta Kappa. He also belonged to a campus male veterans club and the National Conference of Music instructors. Continued on page four.
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Hagerstens
National Honorary Fraternity For Men
Phi Delta Kappa
Pulpit Exchange Among Local Ministers Set Next Sunday
The Leha ministerial association plans a pulpit exchange among eight churches including Walnut Street Baptist Pilgrim Holiness Centenary Methodist Central Christian Church of God Evangelical United Brethren Presbyterian and First Baptist. Each minister keeps their assignment secret until they appear as guest minister at one church during either morning or evening service.
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Lehaisterial Association
Sime 20 Io
Walnut Street Baptist
Pilgrim Holiness
Centenary Methodist
Central Christian
Church of God
Evangelical United Brethren
Presbyterian
First Baptist
Rival State Tickets for Indiana in state tickets list for November
The Indiana state party tickets released show Hobart Creighton R Warsaw Henry F Schericker D Knox for Governor Rue4d Alexander R Pine Village John F Watkins D Bloomfield for Lieutenant Governor Fred Ferrini R East Chicago Charles F Fleming D Hammond for Auditor Gilbert R Greencastle James M Propst D Terre Haute for Treasurer K Dale Brown Ro Ir Shirley Wilcox Dianap For Attorney General Foust R Volumbia City McManamon D Indianapo For Superintendent Ben H Watt R Noblesville Dean E Walker D Culver for Reporter Mrs Fern Norris R Indianapolis Miss Eudora Kelley D Nashville For Supreme Court Judge Mart J OMalley R Huntington Paul G Jasper D Port Wayne For Appellate Court Judge First District Paul A Lenns ton RB Muncie F LeRoy Watrout D Elkhart For Appellate Court Judge Second District Frank Hami Terre Hajite Warren W D Boonville Martin
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hobart Creighton
Warsaw
Henry F. Sehricker
Rue
Alexander
R. Pine Village
John F. Watkins
Bloomfield
Fred Ferrini
East Chicago
Charles F. Fleming
Hammond
Gilbert R
Fern Norris
Eudora Kelley
Nashville
Mart J. O'Malley
R. Huntington
Paul G Jasper
Port Wayne
Paul A. Lennston
Muncie
F. LeRoy Watrout
D. Elkhart
Frank Hami Terre Hajite
Warren W
Boonville
Martin
Six 4-H Teams Compete At Purdue State Roundup
Six 4-H teams from county enter the state roundup at Purdue for junior job tests. About 20 boys and girls are sent from the county as awards for club work last year. Coaches include Walter Rassad and Warner. Teams feature members such as Hubert Whistler David Horton and Stanley Hicks.
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Purdue
Tay Dain
Tee
Hagin
Saint Yahip
Walter Rassad
Eagle
Warner
Hubert Whistler
David Horton
Stanley Hicks
Iain Drie
Renee
aRichard Mastin
Hitriseni Sane
Poral
Aesk Berke
Watsin Cane
Drak Bare
Ails Ae
Ehibs
Girts
Leary Matehell
Jefferson
Alberts
Rene Actan
Haertson
Wasalvn
Neal
Tandheriit
Plait
Iidwell
Tinksue
Anita Boone
Macon
Watide
Hiss
Washington
Kile Slaser Ranle
Ofa
the and O Chortetty
Mr Wine
Venitecetis
Broye
Richard Witt
Imprisen
Vern Truit Fhan
Hidzedenhall
Clinton, der
Arthur Richardson
Ue Creek
Basie
Hine Werth
Pester
Fox Marlen
Ted Ndasis
Fennard
Margaret
Wrorky Bam
Oliver Warner
Ayerie
Eaves
Will Shay
Nomen- Residener
Habis
Mewes
Bible School Picnic At Park Thursday
The Vacation Bible School conducted at the Apostolic Faith Assembly for three weeks ends with a Memorial Park picnic Thursday morning June 17 at 9 o clock. Forty seven children enrolled with most attending seven of ten lessons. Commencement follows Friday evening June 18 at 7 45 with a church program. parents urged to attend.
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Schinal
Apostolic Faith
Memorial Park
Three County Girls To Attend State Fair School
Three county girls will attend the 26th annual State Fair School For Girls from September 1 to 10 at the Youth Building on the State Fair grounds. Boone County Home Economics Association and Boone County Fair Bureau sponsor. Applications from county extension office due June 22. The school offers a short course in home economics for countrified women to advance skills.
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State Palr
Boone County Home Economics Association
Boone County Pari Bireau
Margaret Wooly
Raunty
Bo Etry Vining
Indiana
Boone School to Get Special Aid and Budget Plan
The district outlines a plan to allocate funds to Boone School including a 16400 grant scheduled to be disbursed August 1 and a second payment in January. Superintendent discusses the elimination of a system and the district intends to retain birding equipment and other items to improve school conditions and pest control.
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Berg
Seeond Piven
Vie Saree
Water Safety Classes Planned for Lebanon Seashore Pool
The Red Cross outlines a season of water safety instruction at Memorial Park's Lebanon Seashore pool. Paul W. Neuman announces junior and senior classes starting about June 26 for ten days, with Phyllis Barroweliff and John Barroweliff leading beginner sessions for two weeks.
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Iaap Limberth Fier
Grange Vad
Fie
Paul W. Neuman
Boot County
Red Cross Water Safety
Vogel
Lebanon Seashore
Memorial Park
Phyllis Barroweliff
Red Cross
John Barroweliff
Pre-Convention Deals Amid Philadelphia Conference Murmurs
Philadelphia reports from June 16 indicate talks of Taft Stassen alliances and hotel arrangements ahead of the Republican National Convention. Dinners linked Harold Stassen and Chicago Tribune publisher Robert R McCormick surface, amid broader roving reports from Portsmouth and Dewey camp strategies.
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Philadelphia
Luthtes Farms
Harold & Stassen
Robert R McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
Portsmouth
Gav Thomas
Dewey
New York
James Shiff
Parnestan
Cain
Onan
Ral Bale
Ganovken
Hegstieyesen
Oplan
Frank Noland Rites Friday
Obituary notice for Frank Noland detailing his funeral Friday and his surviving family. It notes his birth in Kentucky, marriage in Indianapolis, and survivors including wife, four children James Noland Advance, Nolalee Barker Jacksonville, Fred Noland Jamestown, Charles Noland, plus three brothers Oscar Jamestown, John Vinita, Gra near Jamestown. lists location and kin.
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Danwei Mendeike
Baward
Martha
Nicholsony Noland
Kentucky
Indiana
Fle
Uidianapolis
Marden
James Noland
Advance
Nolalee Barker
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Noland
Jamestown
Charles Noland
Oscar Noland
John Noland
Vinita
Okla
Gra Noland i
Final Preparations Made For County 4 H Club Camp
Boone County 4H Club camp set for Hassmer Hill Versailles June 27 to July 3 under Mrs. Margaret Woods and County Agent Munns. Caldwell Buron Sullivan Walter Ross to lead recreation HT Ebbinghotse Oliver Warner and handicraft. Dr Roy D. Smiley to direct mobile dental unit making it the first 4-H camp in the state with a dental clinic. Transport by school buses. reservations now open. deadline Friday.
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Boone County
Hassmer Hill
Versailles
Margaret Woods
Munns
Caldwell Buron Sullivan
Walter Ross
Ebbinghotse
Oliver Warner
Golda Ragsdale
Monta Robertson
Indiana State Board of Health
Roy D. Smiley
Caldwell
European labor strikes sweep four nations amid unrest
United Press reports widespread strikes across Belgium France and Britain with 25000 workers in iron and steel Belgium’s 25.9 percent of the sector involved police and troops deployed at a rubber factory in Hungary with sit down action and injuries. London sees about half the city’s workers on strike disrupting food shipments as perishable goods rot on wharves while authorities warn of rising unrest in postwar Europe.
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United Press
Leach
Belgium
Waraeia
Ithede Haidhiya
France
Emoljies Guarde
Hercpugnan
Senay
Strnoners
Tun Unex
Tolle
London
Areck
Ministry of Food
Jesus
Fire in Heidelberg Kills Two Students and Injures Several
A fire swept through an American occupied building in Heidelberg moments after a student protest at Heidelberg University. Two Germans are reported dead and several injured as military authorities begin investigations.
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Haideihere
Junto
Iaf Hedelberg University
Truman Train Stop In Indianapolis During Cross Country Trip
President Truman's cross country journey includes a 14 minute stop in Indianapolis on Thursday afternoon with the presidential train arriving at 6 35 p m CDT and departing 6 45 p m after a rear platform speech en route to Washington He will also speak briefly in Terre Haute at 5 05 p m
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Indianapolis
Truman
Terre Haute
Foes of the Bill Rally Behind Selective Plan
Draft opponents in the House supported a selective service plan to delay inductions until June 21 while boosting pay for active service members. Rep Dewer Short and Rep Pant W R Mich led talks. debate featured amendments delaying final passage and possible mid session extension. The Senate has approved, and President Truman is expected to sign.
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Washington
Army
Navy
France
Rep. Dewer Short
Pant
W R. Mich
Charles Walleck
Chaiman Walter G Amdpews
House Armed Services
Benate
Peealent Truman
Planes Found Wreckage of Missing Bombers in Atlantic
Airport officials report wreckage spotted in the Atlantic near the Azores by Amir sao Niemen and Thai search planes. The missing Fortresses were en route from Santa Maria to the Azores, with twenty seven crewmen aboard in groups of eight seven and six. A distress call described an engine fire and planned return to Santa Maria.
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Vashon
Aeishon
Atlantic
Ameringa
Amir Sao Niemen
Avores
Ajactie
Carsita
Eigt
Santa Maria
Asores
Paul
Azores
Sante Maria
House Overrules Truman Veto on 975 Million Bill Ride
Washington reports the House override of President Truman's veto by 288 to 113 on a 975,914,700 appropriation bill with a rider transferring the U S employment service from Labor to Federal Security. Southern lawmakers largely deserted the administration on the veto override. The same day the House rejected Senate foreign aid increases and called for a conference. Also, the Justice Department indicted two State Agriculture Commissioners, two farm groups, and two others for violations of the federal lobbying law. Indicted were J E McDonald Texas Agriculture Commissioner Tom Linder Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Robert M Harris Harriss and Vose and Ralph W Moore of Granger Texas.
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Washington
House
Truman
Labor Department
Federal Security
Justice Department
J. E. McDonald
Texas
Tom Linder
Georgia
Robert M. Harris
New York
Harriss & Vose
Ralph W. Moore
Granger
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D. Indianapo
Ben H. Watt
R. Noblesville
Dean E. Walker
Culver
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Boone School
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Taft-Stassen
Dewey Group
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Dover
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