23 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1947
Page
1
A report states Russia Britain and France plan to meet with the United Nations to discuss a coordinated approach. The note mentions a strategy involving multiple nations and hints at a broader diplomatic effort. No further details are provided.
The court ruling confirms Lea Ac on Buprenre court matters. Details remain limited in the fragmented source. No further names or dates are clearly legible in the readable text.
Edward C. Gullion Wilt is named assistant to the president at Wabash College. He holds degrees from Washington University and served in wartime roles. He previously taught at Wis- d and has ties to multiple colleges and communities cited in the fragment.
A severe weather event caused widespread damage and a high death toll. Survivors describe shaken neighborhoods and collapsed structures as emergency crews search amid debris. The storm disrupted services and prompted warnings across the region.
Reports say soft coal mines face a stretched period of federal oversight as Taft Hartley provisions and Truman era labor laws influence reopening. Officials warn the government’s powers may extend for weeks as miners’ agreements and wartime protections wind down, with potential impact on production and wages.
A bride arrives from Germany for her wedding as preparations unfold. Family and friends gather, with uncertain details about the ceremony and reception lingering in the text.
85 Brownie Scouts aged seven to ten start a four day camp at Memorial Park under Meu Gi Seouta Association sponsorship. Activities include central street walk and local area outings with staff led by Mrs. Keith Cos and Mrs. Clyde Perkins.
A garbled police report notes an honest autoist who helped locate witnesses and the crime scene. The text hints at a chase, a tire game, and an attempted meeting place while Chief Miann directs investigation toward a station and nearby landmarks.
A vehicle left the roadway and struck a vacant porch on Lebang Street near Novak Parish, causing damages to the front axle and home exterior. Donald Willer was reported injured and transported to the block South Hart Street for treatment. authorities noted speeding and reckless driving as contributing factors.
Fragmented report outlines concerns at parks about issuing children cards, registration, and permits. Mentions playground officials, safety, bike rules, and funding fees. notes delays and attempts to streamline procedures and access for families.
A fragmented forecast notes considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered showers. It mentions cooler conditions in the western portions by Tuesday and a cold high near the extreme west on Friday.
A vehicle collision on U S Route 62 left the auto driver dead. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a single-vehicle accident near a farm area with references to local individuals and a hospital. Further specifics are not discernible from the readable fragments.
An OCR fragment describes a police case involving county foxes, a woman, and a suspect tied to a fishing incident. The text is garbled, but references a police chief, a missing route, a wife, and uncertainties over a name and motive amid a tense investigation.
Paul Benning, Terre Haute, was elected state VFW commander at the four day Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. Senior vice commander was Suyder of Crawfordsville, and junior vice commander was Trick of Fort Wayne.
An unclear OCR extract describes various individuals and roles with erratic text. It mentions a weekend event, a top member named Frank d. Mar, and references to political figures and institutions with numerous garbled terms and names.
Frederick W. Bader, a longtime Crawfordsville news writer, dies at 45 after a heart attack while hospitalized. A native of Montpelier, he had written for the Reek, Ark, and Palo papers, earning a 20 year career in journalism. He was a graduate of Walazh Caius and leaves a widow and young daughter.
A chaotic legislative session ends with Measure B approved amid party clashes. The vote shapes housing, budget, and executive powers as key figures including Tran push for rapid enactment while opponents warn of overreach and long-term consequences. Continued Page Four.
Parking meters go into effect today with a 12 minute limit for some spots and 24 minute limits elsewhere. Fines will rise after a trial period ending July 3, and motorists parking over limits may face extra charges. Authorities report many cars already parked in restricted areas and urge motorists to observe new rules.
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