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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

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Community Sale Seeks More Items for Auction

The Chamber of Commerce secretary manager Sean Hall urges more merchandise for the sale to ensure success. Items of any condition are welcomed, with proceeds supporting Fourth of July celebrations. Sponsored by Lions Rotary Elks Legion VW Old Fellows Jaycees and Chamber of Commerce. Auction starts at 2 00 p m on the north side of the courthouse square with Walter Murphy and Martin donating services.

Sean Hall Chamber of Commerce Lions Rotary Bogies Elks, Legion Old Fellows Jaycees and Walter Murphy Martin

Progressives Plan Campaign for Wallace in 1944

The Communist backed Progressive party resurfaces in national politics with Henry A Wallace as a former vice president candidate. Wallace failed to win electoral votes or broad popular support, while diverting votes from Truman and possibly affecting New York. Tito Marcantonio leads the New York ALP aligned Progressive effort, with C. B. Beanie Baldwin as campaign manager.

Washington, LP Henry A Wallace FDR Wallace Truman Tito Marcantonia Jenz Fiorello H. taGuardia New York Communist Party C. B. Beanie Baldwin Department of Agriculture

Farm No 40 Shown On Page Four

A public page four feature highlights Farm No 40 with a forthcoming occupancy identification and several Boone County families named in related items. The photo numbered 40 appears with details to be identified by its occupant later this week.

Atcu Auneroos Mystery Farm No 3 Tings Boone County Peeture No 40

Old Age Pension Bill Reemerges With Benefit Hike Debate

Washington lawmakers press a plan to raise old age insurance benefits by about 39 dollars monthly for roughly 3.5 million beneficiaries. AMA opposition centers on private physician exams and federal control. bill’s fate tied to May 19 votes amid changes to who can set eligibility and payment scales.

Washinton Republic Faust Walls Anil Brichae Pricy Whee American Medical Association AMA Oscar Ro Ewing Pekind Maehts Demm Rat Ewing

Record Crowd Swarms Pool At Local Park

The pool at the local park saw 1508 swimmers, a new daily attendance high, as hot weather drew crowds. Manager Kart Overman praised staff for orderly handling and noted no casualties during the day. The pool stayed open until 10 p.m., with 683 adult and 704 child paid admissions recorded.

Busines Peal Wexter Overman

Indiana Heat Pushes Death Toll Above Ten in Accidents

Under near 100 degree heat Indiana saw a spike in accidental deaths with at least ten killed in traffic crashes, five drowned, and several heat related fatalities. Notable incidents include a three year old in Indianapolis dying of heat exhaustion after entering a parked car, multiple drownings across Lake Michigan and rivers, and a fatal head on collision on Indiana 29 near Clymers.

United Press Indiana Indianapolis Chicago Farmersburg Max Merott Thort Jester Vernia Jester Salamonia Portland Maurice Peterson Chesterton Lake Michigan Porter Johnsons Beach Charles Hart Corydon Stony Point Eugene Brown Columbus Burnside Patrick Murphy Hicnne Lake Elivs Valparaiso Logansport Ind Clymers Edna Swisher Sharon Earl Shorter Hammond Schererville William Wasson Lewisville

Swedish Catalina Downs In Baltic Search Plane

Swedish air force announced all seven crewmen of a Catalina mission were rescued by a German freighter after an attack while searching for a missing Swedish aircraft with three crew and five students. Two crew were wounded. Swedes accuse Russian air force of shooting down both unarmed planes in international waters. Premier Tage Erlander called emergency cabinet and summoned Ambassador Constantin to the office.

Res Iit Swedish Air Force Air Force Baltic Tage Erlander Constantine

Martha Wins Monticello Beauty Pageant

Miss Martha Christian, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Christian of 903 North Meridian Street, won the Monticello beauty pageant sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Purdue graduate Miss Christian earned a cup and a kiss from Wilbur Shaw. This marks the second straight year a Purdue Kappa Alpha Theta member has won the title.

Martha Christian Thomas F. Christian North Meridian Street Lake Monticello Monticello Junior Chamber of Commerce Miss Christian Purdue Wilbur Shaw Speedway Kappa Alpha Theta

New Bills Expand Veterans Benefits Effective July 1

Herbert J. Ranadell, Brown Dolson American Legion post service officer, explains two bills expanding veterans benefits. One raises compensation and pension payments for certain veterans and survivors. the other increases income limits for pension eligibility and increases disability and death pension thresholds.

Herbert J. Ranadell Brown Dolson American Lesson Post Duis PO Kapsdell

Newark Airport Back In Service After Crashes

Newark and Elizabeth leaders push Governor Driscoll to close the nation's largest airport after four months of closure following three crashes in nearby Elizabeth that killed 119 people. Airport chief Archibald Armstrong declared it open for business at 1 01 a.m. but warned commercial lines may wait days to resume as residents protest.

Ark Nod Newark Elizabeth Archibald Armstrong Alfred E. Driscoll

Ridgway Arrives in Rome Under Heavy Guard

General Matthew B Ridgway landed at Ciampino airport in Rome with a security convoy of 50,000 troops and police, amid Communist accusations of a siege. He traveled by car along a guarded route as police seized five men plotting dynamite and heightened patrols followed his arrival.

Rome Matthew B Ridgway Ciampine Fi Port Paris Carabinwri Ridgway Tmi Consiiuniats

Della Hopper Dies In Hospital After Surgery

Mrs Delia Moe Mepper died unexpectedly after an abdominal surgery on June 7 at Methodist Hospital. She was 3h ex piredd notes. survived by husband, Thomas Pine of Indishapore, and other relatives. Services held at Jamestown Pentecostal church with burial at a local cemetery. Friends may call at the family home southwest of Jamestown after noon today.

Delia Moe Mepper Methodist Hospital Thomas Pine Indishapore Jamestown Mentipacial Church Bliha Beerett Fiipper Surices Janes Ant Qaonh Dadith Near Jomistowty Hopper Homestown Penticostal Church Mas Homenomics Civic Ant Cither Car Frederick New Reve Jamestower

Hydrogen Power Hint Sparks Peaceful Use Debate

Washington reports on renewed speculation that hydrogen power from atomic energy could be harnessed for peaceful applications. Senator McMahon hints at long term peacetime uses while experts stress fusion’s efficiency and the challenges of controlling nuclear processes for power.

Washington Hiroshima Tad Granton Conn Sen Beien McMahon Dcenny McMahon Senate Mery de Kerk Peter The Atomic Energy Commission Tidd Wsawe & Warks

Blasts Injure Eight Americans in Korea Ambush

A series of blasts at an ammunition cache near Keren, Korea, injured eight Americans and displaced about 2000 residents. One Keresa killed. Four other American soldiers were hospitalized. Army investigations focused on the blast site and nearby stored munitions as officials searched residences for suspects.

Hacunde Korea UP. A Arniyermings Tatiotake Ena Tamem Ao Matin Viney Cal Fe Helene

Veterans Share In Indiana's Bonus Proposal

South Bend dispatch reports Indiana veterans group backs a plan to extend the state veteran bonus. Delegates at the American War Veterans convention in South Bend or New Albany propose modest changes to the law to widen eligibility for Korean War veterans and other service members.

Indiana South Bend

Boone Native Expires Sunday

Mrs Alpha Sweet of Boone county near Rover expired at her home after illness of six weeks. Surviving with her husband are three sons Herman Tipton Nathan Kempton and Maryan Frankfort, a sister Mrs Nelltr Laughin of Leheren, and five grandchildren. Funeral by Rey Chester D Deden at Cisick T Kamp in Top, burial in Dever cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time.

Alpha Sweet Boone County Rover Dover Tia Morcan Tipton Beane Prairie Baptist Church Noblesville Herman Tipton Nathan Kempton Maryan Frankfort Nelltrlaughin Leheren Rey Chester D Deden Cisick T Kamp Cieern Dever

Communists Suffer Heavy Losses Near Cherwon

Korean War report describes a failed Chinese attack west of Cherwon by fighters equipped with rifles grenades and hechengs. American 179th and 12th regiments maintained contact by radio while suppressing Red assaults on Panmunjom Yourhon Chorwon area as Buck destroyer routed troops near Kojo.

Seoul Korea Cherwon Mit Sis Panmunjom Yourhon Chorwon Buck Kojo

Weather forecast with scattered showers and heatwave

Partly cloudy conditions with possible showers on Monday and Tuesday. Warm and humid start, cooling and less humid by Tuesday night. Thunder possible Monday night. Temperatures range from 72 to 76 Monday and 80 to 85 Tuesday with a light northwest to southeast breeze.

Move Chinese Reds From Koje Island Prison Camp

Commander Rae Gen Haydon Boatner orders relocation of all Chinese Communist prisoners from Koje Island camps to the Korean mainland. The move targets Compound 682 and related compounds with no resistance reported, set to begin at 6 am Tuesday CST.

Eisenhower Endorsed by Scripps Howard Papers for President

The Scripps Howard network including World Telegram and Law and 18 others endorsed Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Republican nomination. Editors urged his renomination and party support. In Washington the state Department said Russia would resume lend lease talks with the United States to settle the wartime account of 11 trillion 000 billion dollars. the Soviet Embassy explained the marathon negotiations, ongoing for over five years, would continue Monday.

Dwight D. Eisenhower New York Thomas E. Dewey Eisenhower Empire State Eisenhowers Scripps Howard Dwight D. Fisenhower The World-Telegram and Law Washington State Department Ruscia United States

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Dencerman Army Herbert Marcey Johnny Arzoomanian Fairfax Jonny Papa Progressives Plan Campaign Henry A. Wallace House Ued Om Russ Mig Downs Stern Martha Della Hopper Boone Cicero Dewey Koje
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