Americans to tighten belts amid wartime food outlook
Washington D C Secretary Anderson outlined tougher belt tightening for Americans as 1941 food costs rise. He warned prices for meat butter and eggs may stay high while rationing could limit consumption. Butter could lead a drop in availability, with per capita purchases projected around 105000.04 for the next six months and meat near 11. Continued on page four.
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Washington
Jive
AEP
Anderson
Piscay
Civiliar
Sapies Anderson Sai Easis
Tentat
Army working on new weapons at Aberdeen proving grounds
Army researchers at Aberdeen Proving Ground report rapid development of ordnance weapons and explosive-laden research aimed at meeting urgent needs. Military scientists note progress in weaponry and explosive design as they pursue accelerated testing and deployment.
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Aberdeen
Joe Dawson Dies Auto Racer at Lincoln Highway Meet
Philadelphia reports the death of Joe Dawson, famed auto racer and 1912 Indianapolis 500 winner, who collapsed on the Lincoln Highway after taping the Langhorne Speedway. Dawson served as zone director for the American Automotive Association. A 100 mile championship race was planned for Jun 15 at Langhorne. Ralph DePalma's Mercedes led until breaking down during an earlier stage.
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Philadelphia
Joe Dawson
Indianapolis
Dawson
Efican Automotive Association
Callypaed
Lincoln Highway
Lainghorne
Local Youths at Boys State Inquire and Debate
In a fragmentary report several youths discuss attendance at Boys State with references to sponsorship by Bennett Brown. The piece notes some boys unable to attend and lists names, roles, and a plan for sending pants to Boys State under sponsorship.
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Ben Olarin
Bays
Bonnett Brown
Boone County Public Welfare Costs Peak At 73 200
Last year Boone County public welfare expenditures rose to 73 200, topping the prior year's 72 698 by 544, according to a welfare survey. The report places Boone County above the statewide total and notes higher welfare costs per capita, with figures contrasting against earlier years and neighboring counties.
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Clic
Walter
Boone County
Wisle
Thana
Four Big Powers Stall Over Italy Reparations At Conference
The Big Four ministers from America Russia Britain and France failed to resolve differences on Italian reparations after a two hour and twenty minute session. Russia sought 208010065 for Yugoslavia and Greece, sparking the first major dissension as the delegates traded frank exchanges while a cooling-off period was ordered.
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Chi
Italy
Ued
America
Rusia
Britain
France
Exac
Russia
Yuroslavia
Greece
Draft calls for 19 year old boys discussed in Senate
Washington January 18 UP teen age drafting plans dominate talk in Congress. Officials note 19 year olds may be subject to call while exemptions apply for younger or older groups. Debate centers on mobilization scope and wartime needs as policy officials brace for possible drafts and quotas.
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Washington
Jane
Harman Ebert DD
Thomas
D Thy
Senate House
Ganfirens
Cordrona
Olinana
Ned Tor
Wiehestanking
Seuete
Ratees Ito
Three British Officers Held in Tel Aviv Kidnapping
Reporters describe the seizure of three British officers in Tel Aviv during a period of unrest. The captives faced intimidation and potential dangers as forces near the city responded, with details suggesting a high tension atmosphere and possible fatalities. Additional notes indicate ongoing operations and international concern over the incident.
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Tel Aviv
Tvl Aviv
Jamie Foe
Imi
Chey Stern
Fritz Kreisler in Serious Condition After Surgery
World famed violinist Fritz Kreisler, 71, is in serious condition at Leroy Farm after emergency appendectomy for ruptured appendix and peritonitis. Doctors noted improvement after the operation and that he was removed from the critical list yesterday.
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New York
Fritz Kreisler
Leroy Farm
Kreisler
Bread shortage relief near in national plan
United Press reports efforts to ease a bread shortage, citing government officials and industry leaders. The article references wheat supplies, price impacts, and proposed central measures while noting public concern over food security and agricultural outlook.
More Boone Men Are Discharged From The Navy
A list of Boone area sailors released from naval service includes James Glundennme Ransom Westy Walntt Belcher Dana plarmaniats and others. The notice names their ranks hometowns and the hospital where treated.
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Ransom
Tae
Ariel
William Ier
Fic
Arvice-Street
Vallcat Mekaryen
Thera Wsehenner
Louis Favorite in Fight with Conn
New York reports Louis as favorite in the Conn bout. Tickets for general admission at Yankee Stadium are $5, with standing room in the rear of the grandstand. Officials estimate attendance between 75,000 and 80,000, amid brisk demand for a fast sparring build up in Pompton before the fight.
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New York
Suness
Nedoe Lomi
Billy Cann
Phen Far Fonton
Tithe Ant
Tian Ithe
Clompion Louis
Pompton
Hethads
Unite Gatenwald
Josephs
Loum
Dii
Benny Leonard
Frank Pofighas
Alco
Lip Galva Naughonoxing Island
Uinnels
Wests Point
Ohne
Wilianat Ie
Edison
Sons of
Donaldson Elected President of DePauw Beta Theta Pi Board
Fred R. Donaldson of Lebanon was elected president of the trustees board for the DePauw University chapter of Beta Theta Phi at Greencastle on Saturday afternoon. The Donaldson family attended Fathers Day events, with Mrs. Donaldson visiting the Kappa Gamma sorority house and Mr. Donaldson and sons at the fraternity banquet.
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Fred R. Donaldson
Lebanon
DePauw University
Beta Theta Phi Fraternity
Greencastle
Hot Dow Idea Sparks Pickle Debate in Deep Fat Dish
Waldmire and Donal Strand of Galesburg unveil a controversial food novelty dubbed the hot dow a naked dough encased item fried in fat. They claim it challenges the traditional Coney Island style by omitting pickle and relies on a meat shortage twist amid production hurdles.
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War Holden
Neepstomb
Inter Kawin
Mire
Air Corpa
Waldmire
Donal Strand
Galessburg
Texas
Strand
Storm Leaves Detroit Area Tornado Toll Rising
In Detroit area a deadly storm killed at least twenty people and leveled over 100 homes in and around Detroit and Windsor. Fourteen bodies were recovered with thirteen in morgues on the Canadian side. A power line husman was killed by a wire. Search parties scoured ruins as authorities reported widespread destruction along the river and nearby communities.
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Windsor
Inesman
Pole
River Rouge
Marty
Detroit River
River
Arden Cet Opbhway
Bureau increases capitalization at Boone Cooperative Farm
Nectar at Kfigane Canty Farm reports that Boone Cooperative amends its charter to raise capital to 1 000 shares of preferred stock at 25 each, voting common stock at 4 par value, and nonvoting common stock at par value, with directors authorized to adjust. Officers include Lloyd Woody president and secretary-treasurer, with board members Paul Hedge and others. The filing is noted in Indianapolis secretary of State records. the coop has operated since 1951.
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Kfigane Canty Farm
Secretary of State
Indianapolis
Shoah Vern. Martin
Farm Boresn Cooperative
Eal
Neres
Ber Wits
Siice
Boone Cooperative
Loyd
Woody
Med
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Treamsurer
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Lawrence Duff
Harold Schooler
Leland Date
Leon Thrine
Cleveland Hine
Alfred Taylor
B. B. Hicks
GE. Hutton
Irvin Peters
Thy
HTN
Billy Christy Joins Jewelry Store
Billy Christy Jr has accepted a position at B F Wallace jeweler. He assumed duties two weeks ago after graduating from Bradley Polytechnic at Peoria Ill and attending from Feb 1945 to Mar 1946. He passed the Indiana state watchmakers test and received his watchmaker license in April. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Christy of this city.
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Y Christy, Jr
Ation
B. F. Wallace Jeweler
Sie
Christy
Bradley Polytechnic
Peoria
Willam Christy
Attendance rises at Lebanon vacation Bible school
Attendance at the Union Vacation Bible School run by downtown Lebanon churches increased to 120 children this week and next at First Presbyterian and First Baptist. The four churches sponsor four departments from kindergarten through junior high. A spokesman urged more enrollment, especially for the junior and intermediate groups, with lay workers guiding activities.
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Union Vacation Bible School
Lebanon
Varios
Schoor
Parkway Addition Prices 1069 Up Park Way
Park Way Corporation advertises prices for Parkway Addition homes with discounts on charging. The notice mentions selling at original prices for remaining lots and emphasizes limited availability and weather-related delays. It notes late purchases possible in Ames and other areas and invites inquiries about construction and permits.
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Bec
Parkway
Duscounts
Pireinasout
Elime
Busines
Donstrashion
Aftsinits
Sidiwaliay
Hesteemata
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Waals
Biel
Asi Wheaties
Schricker Declines Run Amid Indiana Gubernatorial Plays
Indiana politics sees Henry Schricker ruling out a return to the governorship. Dem leaders weigh the impact as supporters press plans, while Rev Morris Coors from Indianapolis emerges as the sole declared candidate in the Democratic field before the party convention opens next Tuesday. Former Governor Clifford Townsend and Earl Cox gain attention as Schricker declines.
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Indiana
Morris Coors
Indianapolis
Clifford M. Townsend
Earl R. Cox
Marion
Sehricker
U.S. District Atcy
Alex Campbell
Fort Wayne
Congress Keeps Drafting Bill on Permanent Strike Control
Washington date shows Congress labors over a permanent strike control measure amid veto fears. House and Senate differ on key provisions, with committee reporting expected, as lawmakers seek a unified bill before presenting to the president. Strong focus on labor questions and legislative procedure.
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Washington
Cline
Chession of Congress
Ritee Murray
Ald
Loanet Eay
Aiudy
Congress Shipouthern
Tranah
Senate
Dent
House
Sage
Three Die in Paxton Gun Battle with Police
In Paxton Illinois June 18 unidentified white man and a companion opened fire on officers averting a chase in the Paxton residential district. Patrolman Marquin Ascher 31 war veteran was killed and Officer Vernon V Harper was wounded during the exchange. A stolen car report led to the confrontation at state routes 6 and 9 as two suspects fired on the officers and fled.
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Oxton
Sterto
Paxton
Marquin Ascher
Nicker
Offer Vernon V. Harper
Gilson Cis
Asth
Cary
Archer
Prisoners’ escape plot halted in Lichfield case
Bulletin from Nauheim reports authorities uncovered a tunnel dug by prisoners from their barracks to within 12 feet of freedom. The attempted breakout was thwarted as officers revealed the plan and the tunnel’s near completion.
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Nauheim
Lichfield
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