Agreement Near on Extension of Price Controls
Washington reports indicate Congress moves toward a compromise to extend price controls by mid October. Senate and House leaders edge closer as a conference panel weighs proposals to abolish the OPA program and require distributors to absorb higher costs, with tariff and agricultural additions under consideration and a plan to be sent to President Truman.
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Washington
Enate
House
Sen. Robert A R
Smilar Taft
Th Wherry
St. le
Passag
Hotel blast in Dallas kills seven workers at Allas Hotel
A Dallas blast at the Allas Hotel today killed seven people and injured 41 workers. The explosion ruptured the building's air conditioning system and released deadly ammonia into the basement, with fumes rising to upper floors. Guests reportedly escaped unharmed.
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Pdallas
Tex
Exarta
Baker Haven
Exhibition Softball Game Set For Tomorrow Night
An exhibition softball game will be played on the Park diamond tomorrow night between the Market Team and the Franklin Team Company from Franklin Ind Merriott and Medser will be the probable pitchers for the local team Plans are made to arrange another exhibition game for tomorrow night to follow the Milo Franklin tilt
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Franklin Tee
Company
Teva
Franklin
Ind
Merriott and
Medser
Tomorow
Milo- Franklin
Clark Attacks Communist Plot Rallying Against Unions
Public figure Tom G Clackfast warned that communists and fascists in the United States are behind a plotted effort to seize control of labor unions and disrupt civil peace. He urged strong action against perceived conspirators within unions and called for vigilance to protect government institutions.
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Cheaga
Ney
Tom G. Clackfast
Botnei
United States
Clark
Ancuddruss
Fieemit Jeago Bar. Association
Clabor
Labor Control Bill Passed Amid Racketeering Charges
Washington reports the Hobbs labor control bill passed the Senate without dissent after a four year fight. It targets extortion and theft to prevent burdens on interstate commerce, drawing on a 1942 Teamsters Copeland Act case. President Truman expected to sign amid strong labor support.
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Washington
Trusy
Congress
Senate
Far
Carl Hateh
Nom Jong
Truman
Jynings Randolph
D. W
Va Jeader
House
Sam Hobbs
Ala
Supreme Court
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoosier Netters Beat Kentuckians in Big Score
Indiana power Johnny Wilson of Anderson scored 27 points leading the Hoosiers to a 62 54 comeback win over Kentucky before 11 506 at the Indianapolis Coliseum. Glenn Curtis Homers trailed early but rallied late as Indiana matched its season mark in starts and continued dominance in the series with crucial late buckets and fast breaks.
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Indianapolis
Johnny” Wilson
Anderson
Indiana
Johnny
Glenn Curtis
Hoosiers
Kentucky
Indianapolis Coliseum
Progeeix
Havity
Gene Rhodes
Louisville
Kohimever
Renticks
Ajaborteset
Chalego Fonte
Haute State
Iniliana
Renticke
Andersonde
Acti Iic
Acore
Evansville
Central
Bob Kohlmeyer
Wilson
Lions Convention Opens Tomorrow in Indiana City
Chin with higan City hosts the Lions International three day gathering at Purdue Memorial Union with nearly 1000 Lions and their wives expected. Delegates are allotted one per ten members. Events include golf bowling parades bands a variety show and banquets honoring international officers and district governors with the Purdue Hall of Music program directed by Al Stewart.
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Chin
Higan
Lions International
Indiana Disct
Purdue Memorial Union
Lions All State
Auburn Lions
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
Purdue Hall of Music
Purdue
al Stewart
Truck Hits Lamp Post Damages Near Davis Clothing
A tractor from Turner Trucking Co. driven by Lowell F Idding of Lebanon damaged a lamp post in front of Davis Clothing Store yesterday evening when brakes failed to hold as it pulled into the curb. Police report show tractor damage at 20 dollars and lamp post damage at 100 dollars.
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Davis Clothing
Lowell F. Idding
Lebanon
Turner Trucking Co
Idding
Can You Top This Program Given Rotary Event
Rotary club program committee faced a failed effort to outshine a previous Can You Top This program. Members improvised a battery powered light display at Alen Country Club but the spectacle fell short. After humorous remarks and a fish tale, the gathering dispersed as planned.
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Rotary Club
Alen
Talthe
Ehih
Don Conent Howards
Owiai
Rotahian Howard
Nis
Dyson
aBeperiar
Radin
Jack
Cole
Brett
Ralph
Poyitsz
Ithe Jonchean
oRobert
Lawmakers to review RFC after comptroller report
A comptroller general audit of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation prompts Warren and others to refer the matter to Congress. House Banking Committee Chairman Spence says the inquiry will shape potential extensions of RFC lending authority, with reforms possible in accounting practices while continuing needed support for business. Chairman Manasco signals willingness to waive rights as investigations proceed.
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Camptt
Pindeau
Warren
Ain
REC
Trent Spence
Ion Emittee
Spence
RFC
Carter Manasco
D. Ala
House
Executive Expenditures Committee
Comptroller General
Boys Dig Up Barrel of Silver Loot in Oklahoma
In Shawnee Oklahoma FBI agents seized a barrel of silver found by two boys behind the Lowther home. Authorities link the loot to a Texas bank robbery led by Matt Kimes. The coins include nickels dimes quarters and half dollars valued at about nineteen thousand eight hundred eighty three dollars before counting.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
FBI
Texas
Matt Kimes
Shawnee
Faye Lowther
PD. A. Brice
Ulen to Host Aberdeen Roundup Golf Tournament Sunday
Plans for the Aberdeen Roundup golf tournament resume after a three year absence. The event will be held at the Ulen golf course on Sunday June 23 with entrants from Lemarrow and nearby communities. Dinner Friday night offers bidding for prizes with proceeds partly funding the event.
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Ulen
Aberdeen
Hree Sears
Eal
Tomerroe
Hales
Sun Rei Menibere
Angtin Opanil T Pf
Lemarrow
Carrie McDaniel
Lah -Howse
Speer
Treifoassame
Steelman Nomination Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed Theo Serate as Director of War Mobilization and Reconversion replacing John W. Snyder who resigned to become Secretary of the Treasury. Steelman’s term will expire in 19. The Senate also confirmed three assistant secretaries of labor and one member of the National Labor Relations Board.
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Washington
Theo Serate
Olin
Fe Steelman
Steeman
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
UN ECOSOC Ends 13 Hour Session In New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council adjourned after a gruelling 13 hour drive to clear its agenda. President Ramaswami Madalar of India urged delegates to finish by midnight. Debates over a draft constitution and international refugees dominated discussions amid warnings on repatriation and political refugees.
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New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Ramaswami Madalar
India
del Agates
Russia
Ukraine
Matt Heitine
5Ox Gore
Iptember Pravmenner Ormee
Embiul
Weilngidiyeilnaah
Oat Linn Wratelia Baraneveky
Afipine
Ukeaie
Coundeath
Fewish Faction Threaten Battle In Hidden Kidnap Crisis
Report notes pressure from Hagana on a small group to free five abducted officers from a Tel Aviv hotel on June 18 amid intra‑group disputes. Irgun Zevai Leumi remains silent, though claims of operations surface in broadcasts and pamphlets. The 48 hour ultimatum looms as authorities seek resolution.
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Jerusaler
Cpi
Ula Fire
Ian
Zea Organes Iby
Hagar
Wagariays
OX Tremiste
Hagana
Irgun Zeumi Leumi
Tel Aviiv
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Legion Team to Play Negro Team Tomorrow
Lebanon American Legion baseball manager Paul Schenck announced the Legionnaires will host the Baby Lincolns Negro team from Indianapolis tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 weather permitting. The game will be played at Memorial Park diamond as Elwood Legion had been scheduled to play here tomorrow but canceled after the fifth district league reorganization.
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Paul Schenck
Lebanon American Legion
Legionnaires
Lincolns
Indianapolis
Memorial Park
Elwood Legion Tan
Elwood
Legion le
Meat prices seen rising after July in wartime tone
Wilitirion reports Bowles says meat prices will climb in stores after July regardless of demand. Officials expect limited grain for feed, potential shortages, and possible continued tight sugar and canned fruit supplies into spring. Bowles hopes Congress extends OPA to curb price rises despite producers' actions.
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Wilitirion
Kestanic
Chester
Bowles Aaid
Willireach
Wiens
Oats
Anil Orgaroduteys
Bowles
Ageust
Egge
Molotov and Byrnes Hold Dinner Talks on Trieste Crisis
The Big Four discuss postwar peace, with Byrnes and Molotov dining in Paris amid secrecy. Talks center on Trieste and the broader peace treaty issues, aiming for a possible compromise while ambiguity remains.
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Haly
Col- Paris
Ren
F. Byrnes
Jev
Trieste
Byrnes
Atoy
Treste
Ehrace
Molates
Andrei Vishinsky
Barnes
Meurice
Sternoon Agather
Molotov
Ernest Heon
Georges Bidault
Byrnes Morotov
Circus 15 Coming to City This Friday
Bailey Brothers bring the grand old show to town with Rudy Ruidynoff Lions trainer Dolly Jacobs and Henderson Trio among stars. Act features horses ponies elephants chimpanzees dogs and a dozen other trained acts for two hours of thrills. Tickets and seating details announced at the old street corner box office.
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le Len Daycintter
Ationals
Ba Brothers
Rudy Ruidynoff
Henderson
Hollywood Serial Ballet
Captain Engerer
Dolly Jacobs
Itec Wi Ein
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