Cold War Keeps Pressure Despite Big Four Pact
Western diplomats warned the Cold War remains active despite the Paris Four Power conference. The ministers announced a plan to draft an Austrian treaty by Sept 1 and to pursue a tentative framework for a divided Germany while maintaining Berlin contact and blockade arrangements. The talks produced a lull but no lasting peace as Moscow pushed for guarantees on Austrian property and export rights, with deeper conflicts lingering under surface accord.
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Paris
Germany
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Politbure
Vishinski
Austria
U. S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Vishissky
Truman
United States
United Nations
Berlin
New York
Danube
Military Honors For Howard Hedge At 2 P. M. Wednesday
Funeral services for Howard Hedge will be held at 2 00 p m Wednesday at the William D Scott funeral home with the Rev Carl H Barnett of the Providence Christian church Lebanon county in charge. Honorary pallbearers will be officials of the insurance companies where Hedge was an agent in Boone county. The American Legion post of Lebanon will provide military honors at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Howard Hedge
William Dscntt
Carl H. Barnett
Providence Christian Church
Jonason County
Lebanon ‘Central
Hedge
Boone County
Ralph Puffenberger
Motorist
Mutual
Leonard Patterson
Norman T. Trehilcock
Bexcon
No Uranium Lost At Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge June 21 AEC denial that any uranium for atomic bomb production was lost at its Oak Ridge installation. The commission said technical facts on source and fissile material at Oak Ridge have been reported to the joint congressional committee on atomic energy. The statement asserted it responded to press inquiries and noted Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp, Oak Ridge operators, stated no bomb uranium was lost.
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Oak Ridge
Tena
UPI
Atomic Energy Com
Flntls
Commission
Washington
Qui Ridge
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
ARU
AEC
The
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Soil conservation field day near Lafayette draws farmers
Agricultural Agent Martins Caldwell announces a soil conservation field day at Throckmorton farm one mile south of Lafayette on Road 43. Purdue Universitys agriculture department hosts tours and demonstrations on mulch tillage, watershed conservation, tree planting, and bluegrass pasture management with Dr H H Bennett of Washington D C as speaker.
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Martins
Caldwell
Throckmerton Farm
Lafayette
Ie Road
Department of Agronomy
Purdue University
Purdue
Department of Forestry
Throckmort
Wea
H. H. Benett
Washington, D.C
Bennett
The
Soil Conservation Service
British Ship Bombed In Shanghai Raid
Nationalist warplanes bombed a British motor vessel Anchises on the Whangpoo near Shanghai injuring six of its 68 crew. The 4,281 ton ship was damaged amidships and its engine room flooded but refloated later. Foreign lines rerouted vessels as Britain protested and considered compensation.
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Shanghai
China
Whangpoo River
Canton
Manchuria
Foochow
Blue Funnel Line
Anchises
Britain
Yen Offier
Local TV Fan Receives Direct Dallas Program Signal
Ed Tanselie of 410 West Washington Street reports direct reception of a Dallas originated TV program with fair results on his large set. Previously he could only receive WBZTV Boston. Indianapolis telecast remains a requirement for wider nationwide pickup. Some fans note intermittent reception from Cincinnati and other cities within a 50 mile radius.
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Ed Tanselie
West Washington Street
Dallas
Texas
WBZTV
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Metgh
Nora West Leaves Boone County Selective Service Office
Nora West resigns from Boone County Selective Service where she has served since August. Effective June 27 she will join the Indiana Selective Service headquarters at Fort Benja, with adjusted hours 12:30 to 4:30 on Wednesday and 12 to 4:30 on Thursday and Friday, office closed Monday and Saturday. The successor will be named later.
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Nora West
Transindiana
Ser 1
Fort
Benja
Miss West
Russell
Chambers
Boone County Selective Service Board
Beef Cattle Topic At Blue Ribbon Meeting
Blue Ribbon 4H club held a June meeting at the home of Robert and David Nelson with Raymon Lee Goff as assistant host. The gathering opened with pledges to the flag and the National Anthem. Speakers on beef cattle included Raymon Lee Goff Thomas Build Karl Kashner and Raymon Groff. Twenty four members attended plus guests Dr and Mrs Hebert Netson and son ack, Mrs Walter Tere, Mrs Robert Duff, Guy Artman, Karl Kashner, Raymond Bush, Mrs Durbin Budd, Mr and Mrs Raymonoff.
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Robert
David Nelson
Raymon Lee Goff
Thomas Build
Karl Kashner
Raymon Groff
Raymonoff
Walter Tere
Robert Duff
Guy Artman
Raymond Bush
Durbin Budd
Hebert Netson and Son
German Princess Weds Texas Man in Hechingen Ceremony
Princess Cecile of Prussia, a great granddaughter of Queen Victoria, wed Army Captain Clyde Harris of Amarillo, Texas, at Hohenzollern castle. The double ceremony included a German language service with an interpreter. Cecile wore family jewels and the couple planned a ten day honeymoon before returning to Amarillo.
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Hechingen
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ovenraid Hohensellern
Cecile
Prussia
Abty S. Army
Clyde Harris
Amuariilo
Tex
Harrix
Harri
Flarris
Hohengabtern
Harris
Amarillo
Victoria
Hohengollern
Wilhelm
Urges Cut In Aid To Europeans
Washington June 21 Eugene Pulliam publisher of the Indianapolis Star and News says European aid could be cut at least 40 percent without harming European recovery He told Senators and Congressmen that recovery officials expect next year’s funds to drop 25 to 30 percent Pulliam spoke at a dinner sponsored by Republicans Capehart and Jenner urging export of oil refinery equipment farm implements and fertilizer to Yugoslavia to aid Marshal Tito and deny the Kremlin influence He urged breaking up Germany cartel power and opposed giving Russia a voice in Ruhr control He also suggested studying England and Denmark health insurance programs before Treumann plan for compulsory coverage calling England’s social welfare program a sham.
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Washington
Eugene
Pulliam
Indianapolis
Ind
Star, and News
Congress
Indiana
Reblican
Homer FE. Capehar
William E. Jenner
Senate
United State
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tite
Kremlin
Russia
Ruhr
Germany
Coparess
England
Denmark
Tremann
Girl Scouts Promote Swim Health Week Across Nation
The article notes Girl Scouts aim to train tens of thousands of girls in camps nationwide in swimming this summer. Director Mrs Richard Beckhard of the National Camp Bureau highlights swimming as a top camp activity and urges girls to qualify for the Red Cross Junior Life Saving Certificate as a safety measure, stressing personal responsibility and awareness of dangers in the water.
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Richard Teckhard
National
1 Scouts
Beckhard
Be Beckhard
Red Cross
House UnAmerican Activities ready to drop propaganda in school texts
Washington June 21 UP The House UnAmerican Activities Committee appears inclined to reject a Sons of the American Revolution bid for a formal inquiry into Communist propaganda in school textbooks. Three Republicans and two Democrats, a majority of the nine member panel, urged shelving the request while college leaders warned against academic ties and warned the move could echo Nazi book burnings. The panel endorsed asking educators to form an unimpeachable group to probe allegations of Communist content in textbooks.
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Washington
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Sons of the American Revolution
John S. Wood
D. G
TI Colleges
Srate
GOP Committee
Richard McNiven
Cal Harold HW. Velde
Franci Unxie
S. D
Germany
Francisc. Walter
Typhoon Strikes Area In Japan
A powerful typhoon swept from Okinawa across southern Kyushu causing at least 375 deaths and sinking numerous fishing boats and freighters. Jiji Press cited 372 fishermen feared dead. 55 more fishing craft destroyed on Shikoku. The American freighter Lightning with a cargo of jungle beasts drifted off Okinawa. Two irrigation pumps were grounded off Kyushu.
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Tokyo
Oon
Okina
Kyushu
Presk
Shikoku
I Kagoshima
Hiroshima
Yamaguchi
Jiji Press
Hong Kong
Tan Amerian
Okinawa
Pacific Far East Lines
Japanese Marine Transport Association
William H Yelton Awarded at New York Design School
William H Yelton son of Mr and Mrs Donald Yelton of 433 Park street a student at Traphagen School of Fashion New York has been selected for awards for outstanding work in the annual exhibition He received four special mentions in Costume Design and Illustration his work will be on display at the school galleries through the first week of July
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William H. Yeltor
Donald Yelton
Park Street
Traphagen School of Fashion
New York
Mr. Yelton
Oil firm cuts fuel prices in Midwest states
Chicago bulletin reports Standard Oil Co cuts kerosene range oil furnace oil and diesel by one half cent per gallon in the Midwest including Indiana.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Midwest
Indiana
Whitestown Lions Fish Fry Carnival Three Days This Week
The Whitestown Lions sponsor an annual fish fry and carnival on Thursday Friday and Saturday at the ball park west of the Whitestown school. The event includes the Wabash Valley show with concessions rides and a large farm display by Boone County dealers in tents. Television will be shown on the grounds with high school events featured. Lions meals and refreshments will be available with serving starting at 5 p m daylight saving time. The Whitestown Lions invite the public to enjoy the attractions offered.
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Whitestown Lions
Voters Discuss Consolidation in Washington Township
Washington township residents debated consolidating with Clinton township and Dr Clement TN, county superintendent of schools. An election to decide the issue may be held, with five percent of last general election voters required to petition the trustee Frank eeecnae to conduct the rebetion. Only voters who cast ballots for the secretary of state would be eligible to vote, a provision justified by historic voting patterns.
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Washington Township
Clinton
Clement TN
Jtoday
Malan
Avi
Percenage
Wash
Ten Township
Frank Eeecnae
Secretary of State
Dy Malan
Summer Heat Grips Northeast as Drought Persists
Summer arrived on schedule after the worst drought in 47 years hit eastern states. Forecasters offered little hope for New York and New England farmers as heat and dry conditions lingered. Readings in the 100s were forecast for five New England states with only a few thundershowers possible. The region faced 43 heat or drowning deaths since the drought began while Florida and the Midwest saw varied conditions. New York City endured humidity and heat as hydrants drew crowds of kids seeking relief while officials warned water supply and lawn sprinkling restrictions amid growing drought concerns. Continued on page 4.
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United Press
America
W York
New England
Finston
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Pembina
N. D
New York City
Johnson orders two carrier plan for atomic bombers
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson announced a project to convert two ships, the Essex and the Wasp, into aircraft carriers capable of carrying heavy bombers. The $80 million program funds will come from savings from canceling a Navy 65,000 ton super carrier. Johnson said modernization would allow heavy bombers, previously planned for the super carrier, to operate from these ships while maintaining strategic bombing reach.
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Washington
Defense
Louis Johnson Doe
Tod
Hat Héchas
Johnson
Navy
Percission
Truman Johnson
Cony
Essex
Wasp
Ishes
Avy Air
Strangic
Naval Air
National Defense
Air Force
John
National War Coliage
Tench
En Forges
Youth Killed In Gun Battle in Blackford County
Rollie Cook, 34, shot dead in a gun battle at his home as Sheriff Gerad Uptegraft and Police Chief John Lannis sustained injuries. Cook’s mother, Iva Cook, said he had just returned from a drinking spree and threatened neighbors, the prosecutor, and the sheriff before taking aim with an automatic rifle.
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Hartford
Ind
Rollie Cook
Cooks Home
Blackford
Gerad Uptegraft
John “Lannis
Cook
Iva
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Shu Johnson
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Jan Johnson
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William H. Yelton
New York School
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Louis Johnson
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