Big Four Agree On Temporary Plan For Germany
Four foreign ministers met in Paris to approve a temporary working arrangement for running Germany’s two zones and to chart plans for an Austrian treaty due by early fall. The session produced a brief agreement described as solid on paper, with leaders noting the Berlin blockade’s central role and outlining expectations for Austria regarding Soviet properties under Austrian law. Western delegates praised the accord while remaining cautious about unresolved issues and future talks.
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Dean Acheson
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Truman
Ernest Bevin
London
Andrei Vishinsky
West Germany
Austria
Japan Ravaged by Torrential Rain and Typhoon Threats
Tokyo reports 113 mile per hour typhoon heading toward Okinawa as torrential rain floods homes and damages bridges. Landslides occur across regions while a small earthquake is noted at Fukui where a quake in May 1848 caused massive deaths. The battered nation struggles with widespread devastation and rising hazards.
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Robison Arrested On Beverage Act Charge
William Robison was released on a $100 bond after arrest by Lt C Miller a state excise officer. An affidavit accuses Robison of selling a pint of PM whiskey to Dale Felts without a state permit on May 30. Officers searched his South West Street home finding a partly filled pint bottle and several beer cans. His trial date has not been set.
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Lafayette Driver Unhurt In Highway Collision Spin
Charles Seinfred a 42 year old Lafayette man escaped injury when his car overturned while avoiding a collision on the Hail Baker road near US7 Highway. He swerved to miss an oncoming vehicle driven by Norma Blink of Fort Wayne and rolled once, then stopped.
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Accuredi
Baker
T Robinson
Indianapolis
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Kfort
Baker Road
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Heat Wave Sweeps Midwest and East Across Regions
A brutal heat wave grips the Midwest and Northeast as officials warn of high 90s to near 100 degree heat. The drought-stricken area reports crop damage approaching tens of millions and dozens of deaths, with evacuation and relief efforts underway in several states. Residents from New York to Virginia endure record heat while others see flooding and missing persons. Summer arrives early as officials project continued heat and dry conditions across many regions.
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Russell Cohee Dies Last Night At Stockwell
Russell Cohee, 4 last night at his miles west of Dover, Indiana, after a long illness. WWI veteran and longtime county highway department worker, born October 5 at Monroe. Survived by father Bert Cohee, widow Ella Guley, two children, and siblings Ross Cohee, Mrs. Oliver Crose, Mrs. Harold Hong. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home with Rev. John Ray Clark officiating. burial in Dover Cemetery.
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Stock Aitl
Monroe
Bert
Katroy Cohee
Ella Guley
Fhat
Stockwell Vivors
Lafayette
Charles Davis
Bloomington
Billy
Ross Cohee
Oliver Crose
West Lafayette
Harold Hong
Russell and
Miners End One Week Strike On Schedule Time
The UMW order resumes full production after a one week strike as 450,000 miners return to work to finish five days of pay before the June 30 contract deadline. Negotiations continue with four operator groups, aiming to avoid a general strike and restore coal stocks.
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John L. Lewis
UMW
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Biuefield
U §. Steel Corp
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UMW Welfare Fund
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Willis Robertson
Senate Banking
Lebanon woman earns Dr Bestor scholarship to Chautauqua
Martha Jane Swiggett of Lebanon receives the Dr Arthur E Bestor scholarship for a Chautauqua New York summer session in arts and crafts and oil painting She will study and then return to Philadelphia for 10 months of pediatric orthopedic and mental hospital training She is a Lebanon High School and Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy graduate with top grades and strong community involvement.
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Arthur E. Bester
Chautauqua
N.Y
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West Main Street
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Philadelphia
Bestor
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Paul Hansa
Ernest Stewart
Tox
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First Baptist Church
oliLieigh
Clay Ulen to Join Evansville Law Firm Walker & Walker
Clay Ulen Jr son of Earl C Ulen of Country Club Park earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence with high distinction from Indiana University. He will join the firm Walker & Walker of Evansville in July to practice general law. Ulen is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Order of the Coif. He served in World War II and is married with two children. The Ulens recently visited Lebanon before relocating to Evansville.
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Earl C Ulen
Country Club Park
Indiana University
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I School of Law
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Frances Shahan
Russell Shahen
Lebanon
India
LA. School of Law
Thomas Shahan
Sarah
Moore Wiem
Evanaville
Weird transport plane in test flight at Burbank
A Lockheed Constellation designated PO- test flew two hours in a maiden mission to evaluate new electronic devices. The Navy announced the test from its firing laboratory in Burbank, California, noting humps amidships and an antenna row along the fuselage.
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Navy
Sawed Off Shotgun Found In Alley Here
John Ellis found a rusty likely snap-action sawed-off shotgun in a downtown alley behind the Mitchell and Berry drug store. He reported the discovery to city police, noting it had no trigger and could still be used to threaten when aimed.
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Zeb) Ellis
Ellis
Mitchell & Berry Drug Store
Dies Yesterday Of Heart Attack Howard Wedee
Howard Wedee age 37 a general agent for Lafayette Life and Motorist Mutual died of a heart attack at home 305 East North Street on March 5 in New Brunswick. He was educated at Taytor Pinneil high school and served in the Navy from February 1943 aboard the USS Wainwright, then in North African Sicilian and Italian campaigns and later helped occupy Northern Honshu. He was a member of New Brunswick Christian Church and several veterans posts. Survivors include his mother in Mechanicsburg, his widow, daughter Susan Lynn, a brother and three sisters. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at William D. Scott funeral home with arrangements pending. Friends may call after 8 tonight.
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Brunswick
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Taytor Pinneil
Prirdis
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Ue Great Lakes Naval Station
USS
Wainwright
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Honshu Island
Japan
New Brunswick Christian Church
Brown-Dolson
American Legion
Jerold W Brown
Mechanicsburg
Susan Lynn
Earl Hedge
Okie Isenhower
Wilda Graham
Parkersburg
Isabelle Gerkin
Indianapolis
William D. Scott
Carl
Eeer
Czech Catholic Leader Defies Reds Over Religion Purge
Prague June 20 Monsignor Beran insisted no surrender to the Communist drive to muzzle the church as his pastoral letter read in most Catholic churches denounced efforts to replace religion with Marxism and claimed the state seeks control over conscience. Police surrounded his office and confiscated files as crowds jeered and the archbishop met with secrecy at a nearby palace amid fears of another Mindszents trial.
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Tose Beran
Beran
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Puirstak
Czedeh Atholics
Five Drowned Men Recovered From Lake Kentucky
Renton Ky June 2011 five southern Illinois men drowned in a whirlpool formed by a dam spillway. Fishermen recovered bodies identified by jewelry as W Morin Herrin Fred Rich Miles Baker Tehntasak and Dean Lasak West Frankfort. Sheriff Walker Myers said the boat motor failed, sweeping them into the whirlpool last Thursday.
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Kentucky
Walker Myers
W. Morin
Herrinn
Fred Rich
Miles Baker
Tehn Tasak
Dean Lasak
West Frankfort
Vatican Acts In The Czech Cases
The Vatican excommunicated the Creche Catholic Action Association and condemned its campaign against the Czech Episcopate. Archbishop Josef Beran, Primate of Czechoslovakia, faced possible arrest as the regime pressed anti church activity. The Holy Office also ex communicated the association as anti clerical.
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Campaian Theh
Josef Beran
Czechoslovakia
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Czechslovakia
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Meter Violators To Be Charged In City Court
City officials move to prosecute parking meter violators in city court. Mayor Gregg Herber, Chief of Police James Waggone, and City Attorney Ora Kincaid will file affidavits as hundreds receive letters demanding payment of 25 cent overtime fines plus costs or face court action. Violators may owe at least the base fine and costs if convicted.
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James Waggone
Wagusner
Ora Kincaid
Gregg
Congress Slow In Acting On The Must Bills
Washington June 20 The Senate Democrats flag concern over President Truman s list of must bills that may delay Congress activity into September if fiscal year spending continues at current rates. Only the treasury and post office supply measures have passed, while others linger in conference. Atomic Energy Committee work on the nation s program is expected to wrap up soon, with hearings on security files to follow. Republicans remain split on how to proceed with the Taft Hartley repeal as debate nears its third week.
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Milites
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Ors
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Atomic Energy Committee
Sen Bourke
Hickenloop
David B. Lillenthal
Tthe Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Ity
McMaton
Hickenlooper
Senate
Bloomington Elks Club Robbed of 1500
The Bloomington Elks Club was robbed with the safe battered open. A custodian discovered the back door ajar and that theft ranged from 1500 to 2000 dollars. Club manager Clyde Martin estimated the loot within that range.
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Bloomington
Blommington, Inc
Elkslub
Isom
Clyde Martin
Harry Bailey Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Harry Bailey 74 a Hendricks county farmer near Fayette died Sunday at Methodist hospital Indianapolis after seven weeks as a patient. He lived on a Fayette area farm 35 years. Survived by stepson Carl F Murat of West Newton. His wife died in 1947. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Jones and Matthews Brownsburg funeral home. Burial in Pleasant Hutchery Traders Point.
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Hendricks County
Fayette
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Carl’ F Murat
West Newton
Jones and Matthews Funeral
Browns J Burs
Pleasant Hut
Traders Point
Plans for reorganizing government begins with seven proposals
President Truman outlined seven reorganization plans including creation of a new Department of Welfare and a strengthened Federal Security Agency. The plans, submitted to Congress, cover areas from employment and health to education and social security, with a 60 day window for action and potential veto by both houses.
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Musive Fang
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Seven Boone Students Receive Purdue Degrees in Double Exercises
Boone County students Marian Wolff Edward Bressler and Phillip Lowe earned bachelor of scienceDegrees in chemistry agricultural and related fields at Purdue Universitys two simultaneous graduation ceremonies held yesterday in Lafayette The joint events marked the first time the university provided separate seating accommodations for parents relatives and friends and pushed the current total graduates for the year to 1563 with many more to come across diverse programs
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Jane
Hoone
Thaf
Boone County
Marian
J Wolff
Edward E. Bressler
Phillip €. Lowe
Laf Lebanon
Lewis A. Flunis
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