Indiana to observe daylight savings time state wide
June 18 UP Indiana officials announced plans to adopt daylight savings time statewide. Governor Schricke was expected to reveal the timing before departure from his Fort Wayne office. Secretary Ray BE Smith was to be contacted to coordinate placing the Statehouse on time with Chamber of Commerce president Lothary Tester weighing in.
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Schricke
Fort Wayne
Ray BE. Smith
Statehouse
Lothary Tester
State Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon faces daylight time plan decision today
Lebanon city officials weigh daylight saving time plans amid a statewide fast time proposal. The Chamber of Commerce seeks input from business leaders as towns near Indianapolis consider joining the change. Governor notes limited power but signals possible near mandate if state plan moves forward. Local leaders await a decision tied to a nationwide shift and potential business impact.
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Indianapolis
Chain of Commerce
Licen Ted
Lebanon City
Alto Crash Claims Life In Ohio Road Collision
A fatal highway crash near Pittaboro left 22 year old Mr Cox dead and a 32 year old passenger injured with possible internal trauma. An earlier report noted a 4 year old and a 23 year old hurt in the same incident, with authorities investigating the sequence of events and vehicle control.
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Ry Overheltz
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Jowen Tudor Wins the English Derby
Jowen Tudor, a 20-1 shot, wins the 162nd English Derby at Newmarket on the substitute course. The three year old clinches in a tight finish over Maharani Saheb and Firogedin, with Hyperion the 1983 victor among the early favorites outpaced.
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Registration deadline urged as draft rules loom
Boone County Local Board chairman Vaniass urged timely registration by July 1 for all men 21 to 36 not in armed forces or abroad. Exemptions include those serving, foreign representatives, aliens, and Amelia citizens. notes about ages and foreign-born residents. Continued on Page 4.
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Parole Denied for Fritz Kuhn as Public Hazard
Albany reports the State Parole Board ruled Fritz Kuhn a public hazard and denied parole from Clinton state prison where he has served 18 months of a 2.5 to 5 year sentence for larceny of bond funds and forgery. Washington notes Senator Downey warns against a draft property bill as a step toward dictatorship.
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California
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Plans Discussed for Annual Camp at Hasgmer Hit Camp
Boone County EAL Club leaders discussed plans for the annual camp to be held at Hasgmer Hit Camp near Versailles southeast of Tae anon. Wilbur Whitehead county agent will direct the camp with local H Club readers in charge of daily activities including classes, nature study, swimming, and other recreational programs.
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Lost model air planes recovered after search
Two of five planes reported missing near Geeta water airport were found Tuesday east of the original crash site. Authorities traced wreckage to a farm northeast of Anlers, identifying one aircraft powered by an Atom motor and owned by Praak pane. The recovered planes join remains found previously as investigators continue efforts to locate the remaining aircraft.
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James Finney Dies Early Today in Elizaville
James Finney of Elizaville dies after illness at his Boone County home. Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Finney, he married Mary Catherine Chilis in Lebanon. Survivors include his wife, three sons Clarence, Finney of Phoenix, Karl of Indianapolis, Owen of Whitestown, three granddaughters and one grandson. two sons died in infancy. He belonged to the Elizaville Christian Church.
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Tisgo
Lebanon
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Elizaville Christian Church
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Phoenix
Aviz
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Indianapolis
Owen Finney
Whitestown
Louis Finney
John Young
Henry A Craig Claimed by Death at Thorntown Home
Henry A Craig age 77 prominent farmer died Tuesday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Pant Waggoner near Bridgeport after a period of failing health. Born in Montgomery County he lived in Boone County since youth and was active in Sugar Plains Friends meeting. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Ailen Waggoner and grandchildren Kathryn.
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British navy detains three Finnish ships in transit
London reports the British navy intercepted and detained three Finnish ships in recent days as Britain no longer regards Finland as a truly independent state. The vessels were bound for Petsamo, Finland, amid rising tensions.
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Warhinstos and Knox Rally for St Lawrence Seaway
The article reports Franklin D. Knox stating U.S. aims to maintain sea power through the St Lawrence Seaway project. He emphasizes control of inland waters, noting the vast 12,000 mile inland waterway system and the potential impact on merchant and naval shipping.
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Former Resident Proffitt Dies in Indianapolis Hospital
A former Crawfordsville resident, Mrs. Henry W. Proffitt, died in a hospital in Indianapolis. Born November 5, she was the daughter of Edward and Sarah Annhilton and married Proffitt in 1921. Survived by husband, three daughters Anna McCardy Edna Bryant Clara Warsten, and three grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at Proffitt funeral home 3040 North Illinois Street. Burial Mount Zion cemetery.
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German Treaty Violation Charges Spark U S Tense Row
Washington reports Germany formally protested U S treaty obligations over consular and propaganda activity, accusing violations of the 1925 treaty. President Roosevelt signaled possible moves against Italy amid worsening Berlin relations and actions against German assets, consulates, and emigration controls.
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Negro workers for defense production announced in Indiana
Indianapolis civil defense director lndianapolis announced a program to utilize Negro workers in defense production. A committee of representative Negroes appointed by Governor Sehvicker will consult with a Chamber of Commerce group to study the problem and funnel discrimination claims through the two committees machinery.
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Peace Formulas Sought as UAW Strike Looms at Factories
The National Defense Mediation Board seeks peace formulas to resolve wage and labor demands from the United Automobile Workers Union and AFL machinists. Hearing resumed after a 12 day gap when a plant in Foglewood California was shut by a strike and Army control. Leaders urge reconsideration of a Sunday vote amid calls from Harvey Brown and William Green.
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James L Ban 7 Dies After Illness in Lebanon
James L Ban age 7 died this morning at the hospital after a long illness. He was born October 12 1802 the son of Cecelia Cartewua and an area resident. He lived with the family in Levathon and worked at a local factory. Survived by widow, one son Fred Dalry of Lebanon, three grandchildren, and seven siblings. The body will be moved this afternoon to 404 South Lebanon street residence where friends may visit. No funeral arrangements until word from a grandson in the army.
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German Turkish pact signals cautious diplomacy in war front
Berlin reports Germany and Turkey signed a ten year non aggression and economic cooperation pact at Ankara to ease propaganda pressure and align Middle East strategy. The move prompts British analysis of Nazi aims while Western desert operations and LON diplomacy unfold amid Libya and Syria tensions.
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