Archbishop Beran Faces Possible Prison Term
United Press reports Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague, a wartime prisoner of the Nazis, may face imprisonment under the Czechoslovak Communist regime. Premier Zapotocky warned against Beran, who vows to continue spiritual resistance as guards guard his palace.
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United Press
Josef Beran
Prague
Dacha
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Zapotecky
Beran
Red
Catholic Action
Geran
Action
Zapotocky
Seoul
Korean National Assembly
Young Progressives
Syuzman Rhee
National Securits and
Berlin Strikers Reject Offer
Berlin strikers reject a Soviet backed compromise to end a 31 day stoppage. The Northist independent union board cites Russia not guaranteeing no reprisals and demands full pay in western marks with safety assurances. Western authorities urged acceptance amid the 31 day rail stoppage in Berlin and western Germany.
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Berlin
UPI
Independent Union
Russia
West Berlin
Record pork crop expected as pig numbers rise
The agriculture department forecast a peacetime pig crop of 66 040,000 head this year, the largest since 1942 and 1945, with 1949 pork supply aimed to cover the year ahead. Officials caution price effects and possible government price support actions if Congress does not authorize market interventions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Sao
Sr Wister
Nag Tdntee
Charles Fo Brannan
Congress
Knights Of Pythias Set 81st Annual Convention Next Week
The Knights Of Pythias plan their 81st annual convention with meetings June 28 30 and July 1 in Claypool. Grand Chancellor Chester A. Davis of Bedford will speak at the banquet in the Riley Room. Attending officers include Supreme Chancellor Fred Rutledge Marion, Supreme Treasurer Richard L. Meares Indianapolis, Imperial Prince Frank Sheppard Cedar Rapids, and Imperial Secretary Carl R. Mitchell Cincinnati. Final business and officer installation occur July 1 at 2 p.m.
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Frank Sheppard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carl R. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Theft of automobile equipment reported
Don all Stump reported the theft of an estimated 100 dollars worth of automobile equipment from his Dodge truck parked on Kim Street near Metzger Lumber Company. The loss occurred between 9:30 PM and last night, and items stolen include a sport light, footlights, and a tool box.
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Don All Stump
South
Lebanon
Stump
Dodge
Sturp
Kim Street
Metzger’ Linniher Company
Pasture Contest Plans Complete
Directors of the Boone County Crops committee finalized plans for the Green Pasture Improvement contest. The township event will run the week of June 27, with the county contest to follow. scoring emphasizes alfalfa content, mixed legumes, pasture health, and overall quality.
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Breeders
Beeders’ Association
Boone County
Lula Eberwein Dies After Illness at 63 Near Sheridan
Lula Eberwein 63 of near Sheridan died Tuesday night at Witham hospital after a short illness. Born in Boone County to Riney and Sarah Neal, she married George Eberwein in 1907 and lived near East Jennings before moving to a Sheridan-area farm. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Mary Hawkins of near Sheridan, brother Leslie Neal of Versailles, sister Miss Alta Neal of Greensburg. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Hinshaw Sheridan. burial in Spencer Cemetery.
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Lala J. Eberwein
Sheridan
Witham Hospital
Eberwein
Boone County
Riney
Sarah (Campbell) Neal
George Eberwein
Jennings County
Mary Hawkins
Near
Leslie Neal
Versailles
Alta Neal
Greensburg
Hinshaw Funeral Home
Spencer Cemetery
Drought Still Prevails In The Eastern Areas
Easterners suffer through hot humid weather with predicted thundershowers offering no drought relief. The drought has scorched crops worth about 50 million dollars and threatens New York water supply. Officials urge water conservation as reservoirs run low and a potential fire risk rises with dry conditions.
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United Press
New York
Dakotas
Texas
New Mexico
Kentucky
West Virginia
Central States
Out of Trown
Jeteyeland
New England
Ambulance Driver Survives Daring Drowning Escape
Gilbert Meer, an ambulance driver in Feansville, narrowly escaped drowning when the ambulance teetered over the edge of a dam apron during a rain soaked rescue. He climbed from flood water through a door, grabbed a crevice, and was rescued as the dam lights came on and a life preserver was hurled. Charles Himes, visiting in the Meyer home, slept through the alarm and did not ride. Mrs. Meyer is Martha Himes of Lebanon.
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Gilbert Meer
Charles Himes
Ohick
Newburgh
Mr. Himes
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Martha Himes
Lebanon
Fifteen Injured In Race Riots At City Pool
In St Louis Park fairgrounds pool melee erupted after a noon order to desegregate pools. Police Chief O Connell led 200 officers to quell fighting between white and negro crowds injuring 15, including stab wounds. Mayor Darst reversed the desegregation order saying pools would remain separate.
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St. Louis Park
St. Louis
Fairgrounds Park
Jeremiah O'Connell
John J O'Toole
Joseph M. Darst
Taco
City Hospital Number Two
Delbert Cole
John Ryan
O'Connell
Company Union Sign Pact Here After Talks
Hicks Body Company officials and Paul Martin AF Local 22207 president announced a new contract reached last night. A union meeting Friday will ratify the pact retroactive to April 27 for one year. It includes wage scales and vacation provisions with a $1 minimum rising to $65 maximum per hour and 1 3 week vacation tiers by service.
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Hicks
Paul Martin
Martin
Japan Typhoon Death Toll Reaches 193
Tokyo reports a powerful typhoon across southern Japan leaving 193 dead, 85 injured, and 1 092 missing as winds up to 100 miles per hour lash the coast. Authorities warn the final toll may rise with many vessels lost or damaged. Government rescue teams tally 466 vessels believed lost and 698 damaged.
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Tokyo
Japan
Czech Primate to Continue Fight in Prague Row
Czech Primate Archbishop Josef Beran vows to press on with spiritual duties amid government threats of arrest. Premier Antonin Zapotocky warned the archbishop and colleagues against “terrorizing” priests as a crackdown looms, while controlled press echoed the call for punishment.
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Czechoslovakia
Josef Reran
Iis
Antonin Zapotosky
Beran
Zapotocky
Weather Stay fair tonight with cooler south portion
Generally fair conditions prevail tonight with cooler air in the south. Partly cloudy and warmer conditions are expected Thursday after a mild night with lows near 60 to 65.
Eisler Wife Deported to Poland by Plane
New York officials announced that Mrs. Gerhart Eisler wife of the Communist leader who fled the United States is being deported to Poland today by plane. The Ellis Island hold was on a technical visa overstay charge. Dr Edward O Shaughnessy said Mrs Brunhilde Eisler departs at 1 20 p m from Guardia field aboard an American overseas aircraft.
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New York
Gerhart Eisler
United States
Poland
Edward O'Shaughnessy
Ta Guardia Field
Low Bidder On By-Pass Bridge
Gradie Brothers of Carmel submitted the low bid for a new bridge over Prairie Creek and the New York Central railroad as part of the US Highway 52 bypass project. Kwitie Brothers bid $298,400. The commission expects to sign a contract within a week with paving continuing to the bridge and underpass construction.
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Midway 42
Lebanon
Fiiodwas
Comniasion
Gradie Brothers
Ore
Af Carmel
Newsberdge
Pracine Creek
New York
Commission
Fs Ye
Pennsylvania Millroad
Raiload Offits
Hethway
Prairie Creek
Pennsylvania
Rodeo Ramblers To Play At C. S. Square Dance
The Rodeo Ramblers will perform at the C S Square Dance in Memorial Park tomorrow night. Irene Jefferies on electric steel guitar Clyde Bradley on accordion Ha Essex violin Sam Fateher Hawaiian guitar Nepor Carr mandolin and Margery Kettery on bass provide the music Horlacher will call the dances Boone County Rural Youth Club members assist at the event.
30 Boys Wanted For Corn Detasseling Jobs Near Lebanon
Indiana State Employment Service agent Ted Dragoo announces on June 27 at Lebanon fire station room over the City Building that thirty local boys from fifteen to five feet tall will be hired for corn detasseling on nearby farms. Work lasts about ten days to two weeks with daily pickup and return from Lebanon free of charge. pay includes a good wage and a completion bonus, based on a first come first served basis for those seeking summer earnings and recreation time.
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Ted Dragoon
Indiana State Employment Service
Lebanon
Dragoo
Illinois and Georgia solons exchange blows on housing debate
On the House floor June 22 Reps Cox of Georgia and Sabath of Illinois exchanged a brief fist fight over housing legislation. The clash occurred after a roll call order and interruptions during debate. The bill as revised would finance up to 1,050,000 public housing units in six years with federal costs around 308 million annually, plus slum clearance and rural housing programs.
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Washington
En B. Cox
Dj Ga
Adolph
Sabath
DMM
Biyeareld
House
Cox
Ralph Fchurch
RIL
Sam Rayburn
Francis FE. Walter
Walter
James J. Delaney
D. N
Joseph W. Martin
High Command
al Tome
House Banking Committee
Princess Margaret delays U S visit plans for protocol
London reports Princess Margaret may delay a proposed United States trip due to royal protocol and tradition. Friends say she plans a cautious approach, likely first visiting Canada before a possible state journey to the United States, echoing parental tours before the war.
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London
Margaret
United States
Jodas Margaret
Italy
Atlantic
Canada
States
Britain
King George
Queen Elizabeth
New York
Washington
E Roosevelt
Hyde_ Park
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