Bumper Wheat Crop Swells Storage Bins
United Press reports a bumper wheat crop filling storage bins in central plains states yet grain dealers expect farmers to hold grain for higher prices. Bakers warn pain at the loaf edge, with industry leaders predicting shortages and calls for policy changes as prices and quotas spark debate.
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Jewish Raiders Destroy Bridges Near Jerusalem
Jerusalem reports say Jewish raiders attacked Arab forces along the Jordan River frontier, destroying four railroad bridges and causing multiple fatalities. The assault followed coordinated actions across the Palestine area with involvement from Transjordan's King Abdullah.
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Justice Rutledge Gives IU Address at Bloomington
Associate Supreme Court Justice Wiley Rutledge received an honorary doctor of laws from Indiana University in Bloomington. He urged colleges to defend the Jeffersonian ideal and warned that the great agency of the president may drift from its due regard for truth.
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Indiana University
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Rutledge
Midwest Heat Wave Relief Dues Across States
Heat wave relief was promised as temperatures neared 100 degrees across the Midwest. Reports say several deaths occurred from heat, including a 30 year old man in Whiting Indiana and two boys in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Gusty winds and storms were forecast to follow with scattered rain in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Ty Kane
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House considers ways to shape Case bill on strike powers
In a House session chaired by Chairman Sabath US lawmakers discussed options to adjust the Case bill. The aim is to preserve executive control over strikes while allowing temporary actions and possible legislation. Action is expected at a committee meeting tomorrow, though firm moves may wait until later in the week.
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Ebeayi Fe Ee Jon’ Asl Apport
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Rteed
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House
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Noth Bile
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Truman
Tragic Drowning In Lebanon Local Pool
Samuel Highland, a resident of Lebanon rural route one, drowned in Memorial Park swimming pool. Lifeguards on duty found Highland in deep water and moved him to shore, but he died shortly after. Investigators noted inhalation and effort to revive him, with hospital officials later pronouncing the death.
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Pont
Laurel Eugene Mighland
Samuel
Bean
Limaplands
Ivestipete
Fe Hoghland
Bates
Anid
Valley
Pawl
Syed Jibe Danke
ODP
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Wnt Artificial Inspikativt
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Natkcconi
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Anton
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Palio Fatal 19 Year Old Boy
A 19 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs M M Lantz of 640 Lafayette Avenue, Terre Haute, died after a short illness. He is survived by his parents, grandparents, a grandmother in Terre Haute, and two brothers Paul Weaver Jr and Garry Alan Weaver. Private funeral services will be held at Bratton Bros funeral home Tuesday at 2 PM, with Rev Lacy Coons officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Margaret Frances Tz
Weaver
Navy
M. Mo Lantz
Lafayette Avenue
Blanche Weaver
Terre Haute
Paul Weaver, Jr
Garry Alan Weaver
Bratton Bros. Funeral Home
Rev Lacy Coons
Lantz
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hoosier Lambert Johnson Tops Indiana Earning List
Lambert D. Johnson of Mead Johnson & Co. is the sole Indiana figure on the Treasury report of men earning over 75000 in 1944 or early 1945. The document shows his earnings at 119090 for the year, highlighting a high income among Indiana executives.
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Washington
Lambert D. Johnson
Mead Johnson & Co
Indiana
Secretary of the Treasury
Johnson
Vacation Bible School Enrolls Four Pupils
The Union Vacation Bible School began this morning at First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches with four pupils enrolled. Departments range from Kindergarten to intermediate as several congregations participate, though some churches were not registered on the initial enrollment day.
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First Baptist
Agreement Signaled Between Nationalist and Communist Leaders
Representatives of the Nationalist government and Communist leaders met to sign a new pact. The reported negotiations focused on restoring communications and relations between the rival sides.
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Government plans early seizure of nine strike bound plants
Washington reports say the government aims to seize nine strike bound farm equipment plants possibly within the week as labor disputes in copper and lead mining and smelting sectors near resolution. A labor official noted progress while noting ongoing actions against strikes and seizures.
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Indiana Violent Death Toll Rises to Twenty
United Press reports a weekend surge in Indiana violent fatalities bringing the toll to 20. The heat wave and related accidents caused multiple drownings and blunt injuries across many counties. Among the victims were a father and son from Indianapolis area and residents of Lebanon Seymour Whiting Hebron and Madison counties.
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Lebanon
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Henryville
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Hebanapotic
Whiting
Ivan
Theft Suspects Central to Germany in Crown Jewels Heist
An Army plane carrying Colt Durant and his wife WAC Capt. Kathleen Nash Durant departed Washington at 4:15 am CST en route to the European theater with the $1.5 million Kron Castle crown jewels theft under investigation. The couple is in custody of Provost Marshal officers Col. A.C. Miller and Lt. Col. Ralph W. Pierce. AWAC Sgt. Elizabeth Deyoung is assigned to Mrs. Durant.
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Russia Blocks Unanimous U N Plan On Spain Issue
New York June 17 United Press Russia blocked unanimous approval by the United Nations Security Council of an American sponsored compromise plan to defuse the Spanish question by sending it to the General Assembly without binding recommendations. Russia seeks interim council action against Franco Spain. It remained unclear whether she would veto the measure when the Council meets at 12 30 p m CST today. The plan would denounce Franco Spain as a threat to world peace and urge the Spanish people to oust Franco with a General Assembly debate and recommendations if the Assembly deems fit.
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Ani Legion District Meeting Set for Noblesville Sun
The Ani Legion of the Sixth District will meet in Noblesville on Sunday June 9 at 2:00 PM with a joint Legion and Auxiliary session at the Legion Home on State Road 32. General Sherwood, director of the American Legion, will address attendees, followed by separate Legion and Auxiliary meetings and supper at the Firestone Cafeteria.
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Weather Outlook Shows North Thunderstorms Tonight
Partly cloudy, warm and humid tonight with thundershowers concentrated in the far north. Tuesday expects considerable cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms, cooler conditions in the northern portion.
Suzanne Ulen Joins Reporter Staff Today
Miss Suzanne Ulen of Lebanon has joined The Lebanon Reporter as editor of women's activities and begins her duties today. She succeeds Mrs. Al H. Wynkoop who acted as editor the past two weeks. Ulen, a Doane University graduate, previously worked two years at U.S. Machine Corp. and is daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Ulen of Lebanon.
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Lebanon
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al H. Wynkoop
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Do- Pa University
U.S. Machine Corp
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Mercury Soars As Heat Grips Boone County Area
A severe heat wave shatters records across Boone County with temperatures near record highs. Citizens seek cooling at Memorial Park and other refuges as motorists face heat warnings. Fire restrictions ease only after late day relief, while fishing tents and gravel pits attract weekend visitors amid parched surroundings.
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Atli
Buen
Clyde Paughne
Memorial Pari
Sahit Sen
Atelier Paalin
Guimors
Dairy price increases by OPA extend to milk and putters
The Office of Price Administration announced dairy price hikes on May 29 as part of the dairy program. Milk prices rose one cent per quart for most consumers, effective June 7, with two additional actions implementing ceiling surcharges and new distributor pricing as part of the program.
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OPA
Fail Yet 10 Agree on Calling of Teen-Aged Boys
Washington dispatch reports Senate and House conferees failed to agree on lifting restrictions for teenagers but extended the Selective Service until March 31, 1947. A plan to classify draftees by age was discussed, proposing four draft categories and limiting teen conscription while considering broader exemptions.
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Enate
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Senate
Elbert D. Thomas
Senate Military Airs Committee
Joh Sparkman
Alin
Desirees
Nin
Anny
Playground program planned for Stokes district children
A cooperative effort by the Stokes district sorority and Stokes PT A plans a Wednesday afternoon play program for district children. Supervisors will guide activities including crafts and games from 1 to 5 pm starting Wednesday June 19. Local leaders Mary Beth Hanna and Wallan Graver coordinate with a team of volunteers to run the activity.
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Price ceilings on sheer nylon hosiery set by new policy
New price limits place cheaper sheer nylon stockings at 9 cents per pair higher than other nylon hose. The all nylon full fashioned 90 Denier hose remains 1.70 dollars, with finer 20 gauge models priced higher. Standard 46 gauge nylon hose carry a different ceiling, and the policy aims to regulate retail prices across various deniers and finishes.
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