Supreme Court Reorganization Plan Proposed in Washington
The plan would reshape the high bench with Roosevelt appointees like Robert H Jackson and others. It would set a 10 associate limit, require appointments by a future president, and retire Roosevelt picks if larger changes occur, affecting Justices Jackson, Black, Murphy, and Rutledge. President Truman’s nominees Fyson and Bison were mentioned in context.
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Roosevelt
High Bench
Robert H Jackson
J. Black
James
Miss
St. H
Eastland and Bridges Jy Vjre
House of Representatives
Jackon
Wil
Douglas
Frank
Murphy
Wiley Rutledge
Truman
Fyson
Harold H. B Son
Moore dies suddenly at home near Tava, 79
Wilford Moore, a county farmer and longtime church worker, died suddenly at his home four miles northeast of Tava at 11 15 this morning. He was 79. Survived by widow and several children including Margaret Updike and Edith Mel dianapolis, with grandchildren and a daughter Ethel who died in infancy.
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Moore
Tava
Wilford Moore
Marrise Minta
France
Teta
Severs
Adist
Keba
Tiehit M
Margaret Updike
Edith Mel Idianapolis
W Moore
Gas City
Lennon
H. Moore
Chicago
Ill
Ethel
Legion to Nominate Officers Tomorrow at Meeting
The Emmett Brown Post of the American Legion will nominate new officers at the weekly meeting tomorrow. The event will be held at the legion hall on West Tayste, with the nomination and subsequent election planned.
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Legion
Emmett Brown
Legion Ost
Weather eases after heavy rains end heat wave
A garbled weather brief notes heavy rainfall spoiling an ongoing heat wave. Forecaster mentions cooling tonight with relief from extreme heat and lingering high temperatures. Authorities urge caution amid storm activity and potential flooding.
Lebanon Scouts Attend GAMP Camp Four
Four Lebanon Scouts attend GAMP camp with two weeks slated for hands on training. They will learn to plant trees build rustic bridges care for gardens and other outdoor skills. Attendees include David Fly Robert Virtue James Stahl and William Wyatt from local units sponsored by First Presbyterian church Lebanon Lions Club. Continued on page four.
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Wales
Shouto
Lebanon
David Fly
Robert Virtue
Air Scout Squadron No
First Presbyterian Church
James Stahl
William Wyatt
Train wreck in Naples area kills and injures dozens
Bulleting from Rome reports at least 17 killed and 70 injured in a Naples area train wreck. In Prague, Eduard Benes is unanimously re elected president of Czechoslovakia by the Constituent Assembly.
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Rome
Naples
London
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Constituent Assembly
Prague
Wesleyan Methodist Speaker Tonight At Local Church
The Rev. Arthur Personett of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at 220 East Saund street announces a special service tonight at 8:45 p m with speaker Rev. Howard Crim of Carthage Indiana. Crim is slated as pulpit candidate, while Personett has resigned effective August 11. Members and friends urged to attend and meet families.
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Arthur Personett
Wesleyan Methodist Church
East Sireen Street
Howard Crim
Carthage
Ind
Crim
Ehture
Max Church
Personett
Tej
Gino
Fami
Durants Awat Trial in Germany Amid Stay at Airport
Reports describe a tense scene at an isolated Frankfurt airport where armed guards and police surrounded the area during the Durants Awat trial in Germany. The proceedings involved key figures including Spaeth RC Pailey Ween and Tadtiaget AUER, with questions raised about where the witness participants were located as authorities secured the site.
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CP Ead Lp
Sal
Spaeth RC Pailey Ween
Gutghieta
Frankfurt
Weather Outlook for South Tonight Through Thursday
Weather forecast indicates south portion tonight and Thursday becoming partly cloudy with rain Thursday afternoon. Warmer for north and central areas and cooler in the extreme south on Thursday.
Price Increases Set for Butter Cheese and Canned Milk
The Boone county OPA office was notified today that price increases on butter cheese and canned evaporated milk became effective on Monday June 17 at 12:01 a m. Price increases on cereals became effective on June 24.
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Boone County
OPA
Lowis Conn Fight Set For Tonight At Yankee Stadium
Boxing fans await the long delayed heavyweight showdown between Billy Conn and Louis, a five year in wait, at Yankee Stadium in New York. Promoters project a crowd near 11,000 with expected ticket sales ranging from 11 to 109 dollars.
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Billy Conn
Yankee Stadium
Feir
Vetie
Champhion
Bonis
New York
Pompton Lakes
Coun
Detroit
Hightare
Cianis
Queshor
Mark
Promster
Mike Jarobs
Tiecremand
Chivaroci
Hiden
Ute Te
RAND
Louis
Pittsburgh
Bidault Named French Premier by Constituent Assembly
George Bidault, foreign minister and leader of the Popular Republicans, was named President Premier of France by the Constituent Assembly. The body commissioned him to form a new government and weed the coalition cabinet of Felix Gouin. Domianists abstained while Socialists and left groups backed him.
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George Berault
Leadeye
Popular Republicanity
France
Constituent Assembly
Bidault
Fliex Gouin
Left Republican Union
Democratic Socialist Group
Draft extension eyed to include nineteen year olds
A Honolulu cable signaled possible approval by congressional conferees of a draft extension bill that would permit drafting nineteen year olds while delaying induction of eighteen year olds at least until October. Rep. Walter G. May of Kentucky indicated he reluctantly endorsed the teen age compromise after proxies were shifted amid a House Senate conferee deadlock. The plan would be revisited by conferees following the cable, with President Truman’s potential actions still in play.
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Shington
Honolulu
Walter G 'N
Rep
Daniel
May
Andrews
House Military Committee
House
Sen Chin Garn
Prestiden Truman
House Senate
Storms and floods sweep wide area across states
Violent weather moved southward after missing the mid Atlantic seaboard with storms from Kansas to the Atlantic coast. Flooding hit 12 states over three days while thunder lightning and heavy rain lashed areas. Baltimore near hurricane force winds uprooted trees and toppled power lines as flash floods raised the Mississippi river region.
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United Sprese
mid-Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas
Oklahoma
Atlantic
U.S. Weather Bureau of Chicago
Lantic Seaboard
Paladetp
New Jersey
Maryland
Washington, D C
Baltimore
Mississippi
Rainfall Totals Record High for June
Clyde Laughner of Whitestown reports 1.15 inches of rain fell last night. The total rainfall since June 1 reaches 3.62 inches, an excessive amount for the month and noted by the U S Weather Observer.
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Clyde Laughner
Whitestown
U.S
Ther Observer
Evansville Banker Pleads Guilty in National Bank Act Case
Indianapolis dispatch reports Sterling Ferry a 54 year old Evansville bank vice president pled guilty to National Bank Act violations connected to the alleged embezzlement of $143,000 from the firm that hired him 36 years ago. A federal judge delayed sentencing while authorities prepare.
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Indianapolis
Sterling Ferry
Eville Bank
Vice Press
Perry
Evansville
Local Men Appointed to Lebanon Police and Fire Departments
James Sinall of Lebanon joins the police force effective immediately. Sinall, Boone County native and Lebanon High School graduate 1943, previously worked at U S Machine Corp. He succeeds Leon Worrel, who resigned after twenty years with the department. Also announced is the appointment of Stranghyssanceedes Daye and Doyle to the fire department, with Stranghyssanceedes a Boone County native and Lebanon High School alum formerly with Public Service Company. Doyle returns after Army service and a seven month post discharge period.
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Tiel
Mayer Denis
Stephin
Bel
Anon Police Department
James Sinall
Slebinan
Sinall
Boone County
Lebanon
U. S. Machine Corp
Leon Worrel
Harry Rickey
Bwene
Winnetka, QE
Juhapstrangen
Janeth
Mic Strangii
Boone Equity
Lenanen High Schanl
Clase
Mi Straugan
Dar Soblic
Af Tnd
Daye
Mr ' Doyle
Fire Department
Hischarce
New Wire Inspector Appointed at REMC Board Meeting
Charles Robison, a graduate of radio and radar work and Navy veteran, was named the REMC wire inspector after a board vote. He will lead wiring inspections under state codes to reduce fire hazards, with deputy status and authority from the state fire marshal.
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Charles
Remi “Ifter
U.S
Navy
Boat Ward Store
Robison
REMC
Paris Parley Hints July Fifteenth Amid Talks
French sources indicate a possible international parley may convene around July 15. discussions center on reparations, Yugoslavia and Greece, with Molotov signaling openness to a conference while Britain’s plan met firm Soviet resistance and stalled progress.
Eris Facing Greatest Crisis in Economic History
In Notting Farm Week, leaders warn of a grave crisis as war ends and food shortages worsen. Morrison and Williams discuss meat and dairy production declines, rationing needed, and the risk of broader economic strain.
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Tonden
UPI
Herbert Morrison
Lord Presivat
Council
Notting
Williams Sai
Beef Cattle Subsidy Payments End June 30
Carney, chairman of the county AAA committee, announced that beef cattle reduction payments terminate on June 30. All applications must be submitted to the county Triple A office by August 31, 1946. If evidence cannot be secured by then, an application must still be filed by August 31, with additional time allowed to obtain further evidence.
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Vd Carney
County Aaa Committee
Triple A
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Charles Robison
Russia
V. M. Malloy
Basy
Yugor
Greece
Albania
Molotov
Olay
Uresiu
Cone
Eris
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