Baruch urges removal of German heavy industry
Financier Bernard Baruch told the Senate military affairs committee that all German heavy industry must be removed or destroyed to curb Germany’s future dominance in Europe. He warned that less drastic measures would fail to secure lasting peace and proposed a postwar order including occupation and restructuring of Germany, with aims toward a United States of Europe and security with the Soviets. He outlined seven steps for enduring peace and suggested continued European reconstruction under a Supreme European Reconstruction Council.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Germany
Baruch
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Europe
United States of Europe
Hitler
Russia
State, Justice, Treasury and
War Department
Harvey M. Kilgore
W.V. Kilgore
Kilgore
United States
United Nations
European Reconstruction Council
Farmers urged to sell surplus corn nationwide
Indianapolis June 22 The Indiana Agricultural Adjustment committee urged farmers to sell surplus corn to relieve shortages. The AAA cited a serious corn shortage among farmers with extra livestock. The corn is needed for mixed feed and war products. Sales of corn for liquor have been prohibited since June 16 and all extra corn should be on the market immediately to ease the shortage in the sector.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Agricultural Adjustment Committee
Indiana
AAA
Plans for Town Hall Lecture Series Revealed
Mrs. Doehleman announces a town hall lecture series sponsored by the University association. Aimed at informing the public, the program will feature top talent and is to be held at the First Presbyterian Church auditorium. Reserved seating priced at four dollars and fifty cents, with check payments payable to the sponsoring organization.
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Core Doohiaan
Mary Uru Fos
Association of University
Gaiblie
Doudleman
Oberloval
Firat! Presbyterian
Wales
Stowld
Doehleman En
Schenck Resigns From Lebanon City Police Job
Paul Schenck tendered his resignation as patrolman on the Lebanon city police force effective July. He joined the department on Labor Day September 9 1942 and has served since. Mayor Sterling said no replacement has been named and two vacancies remain to be filled.
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Layar Goussie Sterne
Paul Schenck
Lebanon
Schenck
Pierre Bertrand
Sterling
Tanselle Returns Home From Southwest Pacific Duty
James Albert Tanselle Chief Yeoman Seabees named his wife Mrs Mary Ann Wynkoop Tanselle this morning from San Francisco after two years in the Southwest Pacific area and the Philippines. He arrived for a leave and expects to be home early next week to visit wife and parents Mr and Mrs VW P Tanselle.
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James Albert Tanselle
U.S. Naval Construction Battalion
Seabees
Mary Ann Wynkoop Tanselle
San Fran
Calif
Southwest Pacific
Philippines
VW. P. Tanselle
Nationwide strikes ripple through wartime workforce
Nearly 100000 workers across the United States walked out in a wave of wage protests crippling production in many plants. CIO unions led mass walkouts at Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Libbey-Owens Ford sites in ten cities while Detroit Packard, Ford River Rouge, and Chrysler units idled thousands. Other notable actions occurred in Akron, Goodyear, Bell County, and Seattle as labor battles over pay and union jurisdiction intensified under wartime conditions.
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United Press
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Libbey-Owens- Ford
CIO
Chicago
Sures
War Labor Board
United Farm Equipment Workers
McCormick Works
International Harester Company
Detroit
AFL
CI0
Packard
Toledo
Akelin Stamping Company
Mather Spring Company
Diamond Alkali Company
Painesville
Ohio
United Mine
Akron
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Com
Mirestone
United Workers
American Rolling Mill Company
Bell City
Pittsburgh
Brake Shie Company
Seattle
Northwestern ‘Iluasa Company
Northwest
AFL Machinists
Change of judge in Stephenson retrial case ordered
Indiana Supreme Court ruled the state may move for a new judge in the Madison County linked Stephenson murder retrial. Judge Cuestas M Gentry must show cause by July 16 why a change should not be granted after he denied the motion earlier. Stephenson continues to press for a retrial while serving as his own counsel.
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Nianapolis
Hamilton
Cuestas M. Gentry
N.C. Stephenson
Anther
Indiana Supreme Court
Gentry
Indiana Ku Klux Klan Leac
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Stephenson
Boy Scout Camporee Invites Parents For Two Day Event
Parents and friends of Boy Scouts are invited to visit the Campooree at Moore's Woods, 16 miles southeast of Lebanon. About 100 Boone County Scouts will attend the two day event featuring a giant campfire Saturday night and various scouting activities. Sunday morning worship will be led by Rev FJ Crocker and after church Scouts will compete in athletic events before breaking for the noon meal.
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Moore's Woods
Lebanon
Boone County
FJ Crocker
Thorntown
Truman Keeps Close Tab On Pacific War During Northwest Vacation
President Truman, on a Northwest vacation, toured Mount Rainier and stayed in constant touch with war developments. He discussed progressing Philippine independence, potential U S meetings with Chiang Kai-shek, and a possible European trip with arrangements near Berlin in mid next month.
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Olympia
Wash
Trauman
Pacific
Northwest
Mount Rainier
Washington State
World Development
Truman
Chiang Kai-Shek
Berlin
London
Paris
War Loan Drive Surpasses Goal Across United States
Washington June 22 UP Seventh War Loan sales neared 16.0 billion dollars, 2.0 billion above the 14.0 billion target as the treasury aims to lift individual sales to 7.0 billion before June 30. Corporate buying over four days exceeded their goal by nearly 3.0 billion to 9.782 billion. individuals reached 6.2 billion, with 2.779 billion in E Bonds, totaling 15.982 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate Reports On Angid From Two Members
San Francisco June 22 UP Democratic and Republican foreign policy leaders plan Senate ratification of the United Nations charter. Senators Tom Connally and Arthur Vandenberg will fly to Washington after Truman closes the conference to begin their reports and push the treaty through the Senate. The two will aid an opening campaign expected to resist partisan strife and guide the Big Five and others toward ratification.
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San Francisco
U.S. Senate
United Nations
Senaors
Tom Connally
Texas
Arthur H Vandenberg
Michigan
Washington
Senate
Truman
United States
Security Council
Big Five
Open Connally
Chatman
Ginda Vandenberg
Publican Party
Nation
Odd Lot Ration-Free Shoes On Sale July Nineteen Eighty Six
The Office of Price Administration announced 4,500,000 pairs of men and women odd lots shoes will be sold ration-free at basement prices from July 9 to July 28 with a one pair limit per customer and prices at least 25 percent below June 1 levels.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Marktown
Thorntown Soldier Awarded Bronze Star for Valor
Pfc. Robert L. Fearrin, son of Mrs. Fearin of 490 South Market street Thorntown, receives the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in the European theater. He served with Headquarters VII Corps motor pool as a driver and participated in campaigns in France Belgium and Germany.
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Pfc
Robert L. Fearrin
Fearin
South Market Street
Thorntown
Fearrin
France
Belgium
Germany
VIT Corps Motor Pool
Mass Trial for War Criminals in Europe
London reports an American source says Hermann Goering and up to 100 other major Nazi leaders will be tried simultaneously on a conspiracy charge within six months. The target group includes Ribbentrop, von Papen, high SS officers, Gestapo leaders, and key Nazi industrialists and financiers. The trial aims to be swift and may involve a four power court if Russia agrees.
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London
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Robert Jackenn
Russia
Truman
Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Tur
Franz von Papen
Gestapo
Mrs Fannie Cook Dies at 98 in Indianapolis
Mrs Fannie Cook aged 98 died this morning at four oclock at 161E Street Indianapolis after a long illness. She was born August 23 1866 in Montour Lebanon to Harvey and Hand Potenger. Survived by three children Ora Cook Plainfield Mrs Gertrude Groover Boone County and Mrs John Moran Indianapolis four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 11 at Bratton Brothers funeral home Rev W H Ashley officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Bratton.
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Indianapolis
Cook
Johnson
Harvey
Hand) Potenger
Montouity
J. T. Cook
Lebanon
East Pearl Street
Christian Church
New Brunswick
McGuffey Club
Ora! Cook
Plainfield
Gertrude Groover
Boone County
John Moran
Bratton Brothers Funeral
W. H. Ashley
Oaks Hill Cemetery
Bratton Funeral Home
Indiana Still Short of Its War Bond Quota
Indianapolis June 22 UP Hoosiers are eight business days from the deadline and 44 million dollars behind their Seventh War Loan individual quota. Indiana has about 123 million dollars in sales, roughly 73 percent of the 167 million dollar goal. Eugene C. Pulliam chair of the State War Finance Committee notes service members have bought about 3 million dollars so far and urges citizens to support driving Indiana over the top.
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Indianapolis
Eugene C. Pulliam
State War Finance Committee
Pulliam
Indiana
Home town greets Ike with grand welcome in Abilene
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to Kansas after four years abroad and is greeted by about 50 000 residents. The Abilene welcome features a mile long parade and displays of Dickinson County history. Ike arrives with his mother Ida and walks to the crowd, mingling and exchanging handshakes with supporters.
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Abilene
Kan
Deight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Eisenhower
Kansas Plains
Ike
David
Dickinson
Ike Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Kansas City
Ida Shower
Missouri City
iGen
Mamie Eisenhower
Salsa
S/SGT Lester Monnett Returns After 32 Months in ETO
Presque Isle Me June 22 S/Sgt Lester L Monnett veteran of 32 months service as a clerk in the European Theater of Operations arrived at the Presque Isle Army Air Field today aboard an Air Transport Command plane of the North Atlantic Division Snowball fleet He has been awarded the Bronze Star Good Conduct Medal and ETO ribbon S/Sgt is the son of Mrs Anna Moarett Lebanon Indiana.
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Presque Isle
Lester L. Monnett
Presque Isle Army Air Field
Air Transport Command
North Atlantic Division
Anna Moarett
Lebanon
Indiana
Third Raid On Free Homeland Reported By United Press
Chungking June 22 United States Combat Command HQ said Liuchow has fallen and its air base destroyed as Chinese troops closed in from three sides. Japanese forces evacuate equipment along the Chekiang coast toward Hanechow Bay. Okinawa reports and Pearl Harbor raid details follow with casualty tallies and ongoing airfield construction for future assaults on Japan.
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Chungking
United States Combat Command
Liuchow
Wenchow
Shanghai
Junke
Chekiang Province
Hanechow Bay
Pearl Harbor
Kure
Honshu
Japan
Oening
Sakashima Islands
Okinawa
Tokyo
Sakashimas
Oknawa
Jay
Polish factions near unity government in-disputed report
A dispatch from Tandon notes a hint of an imminent official announcement on forming a unity government among rival Polish factions. In Washington the House defeated a Republican bid to extend the Price Control Act for six months by 177 to 126, as Republicans argued for a shorter renewal to trigger a midwinter OPA review and allow Congress a chance to draft reconversion rules.
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Tandon
Mose
Washington
House
Congress
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Tanselle, CY
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Swpa
Fannie Cook
Kansas
Dage Pane
Lester Monnett
Eto
Guam
U. S
Kyushu
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