Thirteen Boone Democrats To Attend Parley
Boone county's delegation to the Democratic State convention includes 13 men tied to primary results. Appointees from Clinton Jefferson and Center townships will join elected delegates to meet district caucus and state convention dates. Governor Behnmeyer is mentioned as a potential candidate in the Fair election race.
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Boone County
Prists
Lloyd Kelly
Harrison Township
Wood McRoberts
Clinton Marien
Fieve E. Jones
Ames
Loren Pipes Worth
George Mc Smith Eagle
Boone
Harry & Patterson
Wastington
Sugar Creek
Clinde
McLaughlin
Jefferson
Perry
Center Township
George & Lunten Carterkins
Grover A. Stewart
Ralph Wall
Dlemey
PF Sehricker
William Jener
Briton Charged With Betrayal in Espionage Case
William Mo Marshall a 24 year old Briton faced multiple charges under the Official Secrets Act alleging he obtained and transmitted secret information to the Russians over three months. He was arrested in London and denied bail at Southwest London magistrate court. Marshall worked routing coded and open messages to British missions abroad.
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London
Pheosta
William Mo Marshall
Hhe Se
Marshall
Britain
Lattimore Barred From Trip to USSR Amid Allegations
The State Department ordered Nicholas Lattimore barred from leaving the United States while an investigation reviewed allegations that he was sympathizing with the Soviet regime or planning a visit to USSR satellites. The Customs Bureau was notified June 3 to prevent his departure, with notices sent to Baltimore and New York offices the following week.
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Ieaveie
Baltimore
Bern
Raves
United States
Lattimore
Red
Bureau
New York
State Department
Iroa
Finans
Stevenson May Be Available For Nomination
Democratic sources say Governor Stevenson may be available for the presidential nomination. They cite White House discussions and backers saying Stevenson faced personal issues and could reconsider his stance. The note indicates internal talks with northern leaders and party officials about appointing delegates and shaping the early campaign.
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Aington
Adiat
Flo Stevenon
Ulin
White House
Stevenhorn
Coneictration
Ste Sansan
Metinay
Stevenson
Tro
Tamendis
Senate
Stevensatt
New York State Democrate
Paul Eo Fitpatrick
Mamta
Tits Pere
Pune
Per
Robert Nita
Pisiera
Yrmieed
Repattinay National
Cpa Reales
Iit
Asecinia Te Cyimattee
Lonmiana
Republican Nutral Committee
Cumin Teunigek
Mindiction
Wes Stares
Denson
Tex
Krang
Dalls
Girl Scouts Registering for Camp Tuesday Announcement
Announcement by Mrs M M Neat and Mrs Robert Mefford calls all Girl Scouts planning to attend the camp to register Tuesday June 24 from 11 to 12 a m at H letter house Memorial park. If unable to register then blanks should be returned to Mrs Maurice Winkler. Camp runs July 27 to August 6 at McCormick s Creek State Park near Spencer with a 16 50 fee. Scouts pay $2 with signed parental application when registering.
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Robert Mefford
Hetter House
Memorial Park
Maurice Winkler
McCormick's Creek State Park
Spencer
Fatal Crash Leads to Damage Suit in Hamilton County
Foy Mendenhall, father of 19 year old James A. Mendenhall, filed a $15,000 damage suit in Hamilton County court against Jim Whittaker of Carmel. Whittaker, a former resident, allegedly caused the fatal crash at an intersection of two county roads northeast of Westfield as James returned from Ford Fence Co. in Indianapolis. The deceased family had lived near Whitestown until three months prior. Whittaker sustained no serious injuries.
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Foy Mendenhall
James A. Mendenhall
Hay
Hamilton
Jimer Whittaker
Carmel
Thesetty
Youne Mendenhall
Whittakee
Westfield
Menderhalls
Whitestown
Ford Fence Company
Indianapolis
Whittaker
Pestaut
Big Red Attack In Korea Fails
Koreans repulse major assault as American and Filipino units defend three strategic holds. The 17th Regiment aided stalled enemy breakthrough, preserving Pyongyang area lines amid heavy fighting near the Western Front. Continued on page 4.
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Korea
Ivista
Apis
Amentean
Sahre
Pyongyang i Aloe
Uessiaeadscilt
LiitGen
Mike Pdaniel Cempiander
Thes Us
Skeepels
Orien Newcommet
Soliliersi
Summer Storms Disrupt Indiana Villages and Roads
Strong storms sweep through Indiana hours bringing rain and wind. Trees and power lines topple, cutting electric service in multiple counties along the Ohio River near Evansville. One person dies after a high tension wire falls across a road north of Evansville as crews work to restore utilities.
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Indiana
Atres Khana
Jamies Grant
Darmstadt
Vandlerburgh
Evansville
Ohio River
Death of Lebanon star Doc Akers reported in Hollywood
Word arrived of the death of Arthur Doc Akers once a leading Lebanon high school basketball star. He died in Hollywood Florida while on vacation and the body will be returned to Terre Haute for services Monday afternoon. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Joe Anderson of Fort Frankfort, Mrs Loren Wing of North Manchester, and Mrs Harold Beck of North Manchester.
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Arthur
Doc) Akers
Lebanon High School
Akers
Hollywood
Fla
Terre Haute
Joe Anderson
Frankfort
Loren Wing
Harold Beck
North Manchester
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Showers Across Regions
Forecasters predict mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunder in parts, especially near the Ohio River. Expect unsettled conditions Saturday with gradual clearing at night, high temperatures varying widely by location and a risk of brief thunderstorms.
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Ohio River
Herth
College Leader Speaks on Unique Subject at Rosary Talk
Dr Esch addressed a Rosary audience on an unusual topic, detailing a lecture that explored creative aid and personal reflection. The talk touched on literature, education, and the role of individuals in shaping understanding, with emphasis on engagement and thoughtful dialogue.
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Rosary Dr. Esch
Teline
Pinel Rady Promicheit
Sdn
Central
Taittres
Charan
Dre
Ascletanis Carom
Rotam
Bridas
Pnd
Gould
Cneae
Etic
NVR
Cograme
Gel
Onalnice
Ariel Ale
Giese
Roy Fellowes
Parading the VFW Meeting and Parade Standings
VFW members plan a parade during a meeting, considering resolutions urging repeal of soldier bans. The discussion touched on extending vows and honoring veterans while addressing organizational procedures. Financial and logistical notes appeared alongside calls for participation and civic engagement.
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Anki
Uromat
Tate
Mayo Clinic Official Expires At Age 96
Mayo Clinic obituary notes the death of a senior Medical Partnership member aged 96. The partner helped build Mayo Clinic with Mayo, Stanford, and other leaders, contributing to medical education and Holstein cattle breeding research.
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Indiana governor Schricker backs Stevenson presidential bid
Democratic figure Schricker announced he is available for nomination, signaling a possible tie in a future senatorial campaign as Adlai Stevenson weighs a presidential run. The move reflects party loyalty following Indiana’s political history and Schricker’s 14-year governance, with Swift expectations about Stevenson’s decision and potential state ticket effects.
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Katiatiopolis
USP
Iow
Henry Fo Sethrwker
Indiana
Schricker
William Elemien
Iain Gay
Adlai Stevenson
Sehricker
Sovetson
Wluhleter
Kitiuna
Stevenson
Uinois
Schruker
Othe Lines
Shucker
Homer E. Capehart
Hoosier
Convicts Mutiny at Anchieta Penal Colony
Desperate prisoners seized weapons, overpowered guards, and started a mutiny at the Anchieta penal colony off the Brazilian coast. About 300 convicts escaped by motorboat toward Ubatuba. Police and troops engaged, 21 captives found near Ubatuba, coast guard and air support mobilized.
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Sao Paulo
Brazl
Anchieta
Fxianel
Ubatuba
Caraguatatuba
Ces
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Demos
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Industry
John Schulz
Milwaukee
Wis
International Soundphoto
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