Johnson Reassures Far East Allies on U S Bases
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson told Far East nations that the United States would do all necessary for American security and world peace. He and General Bradley concluded a survey with General MacArthur on U S position in the Far East and planned to report to President Truman after evaluating the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Defense
Louis Johnson
Far East
United States
Johnson
America
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Orient
U. S
Bradley
Doulas MacArthur
Americas
MacArthur
Japan
Defense Department
Truman
Okinawa
China
Douglas MacArthur
Omar Bradley
International Radiophoto
Lions Install New Officers
Lions Club Ladies Night in the Eagles hall featured installation of new officers A L Dora as president Rev John Barkley secretary James Tanselle treasurer A E Sloop first vice president Olon Simmons second vice president P L Myers third vice president Wayne Van Sickle lion tamer O O Jay tail twister and directors Mayor Earl Reese William Sloan. Holdover directors are Charles Park and Van Sickle. Pins for perfect attendance went to Willis Fulwider Herman McRoberts Adrian Bartlett and Van Sickle. Clyde Gentry of Crawfordsville installed officers and presented pins. Principal speaker Rev Robert McDaniel pastor of the Third Presbyterian Ft Wayne and Lions state chaplain also entertained with his wife on piano. A half hour of music was by the Coverettes. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Eagles Hall
A. L. Dora
John Barkley
James Tanselle
A. E. Sloop
Olon Simmons
P. L. Myers
Wayne van Sickle
O. O. Jay
Earl Reese
William Sloan
Charles Park
van Sickle
Willis Fulwider
Herman McRoberts
Adrian Bartlett
Clyde Gentry
Crawfordsville
Fulwider
Robert Mc Daniel
Third Presbyterian Church
Ft. Wayne
Lions
Mc Daniel
Coverettes
Lucille O Rear Dies Yesterday in Salem
Ward reports the death of Mrs. Lucille O Rear in Salem Isl at age 79 widow of former Lebanon attorney C D O Rear She had lived with daughter Mrs J R Miatt since leaving in 1944 Services set for 10 am Saturday at McMackin funeral home Salem then burial at Oak Hill cemetery Graveside rites to follow at 3 30 pm tomorrow
Ambassador Bowers Quoted In Column On Chilean Democracy
Ambassador Bowers, born in Lebianon, former local man, is quoted in a Dan Kadney Washington column in the Indianapolis Times. The piece notes his praise of Chilean democracy and people who resemble the U S, mentions Bernardo OHigegms as a second generation Irishman influence, and cites his view of President Gonzalez Videla's militant stance against Russian ideology with broad political backing.
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Chile
United Nations World
Claude Bowe
Ammbassador
Lebianon
Dan Kadney
Washington
Indianapolis Times
Kidney
Ambassador Bowers
Bernardo Ohigegms
Bowers
Gonzalez Videla
Giant Bombers In Test Flight Over Wake Island
Six B 36 atomic bombers flew from Fairfield Suisun on a 10 000 mile non stop flight toward the Far East after clearing Wake Island they head toward Honolulu then Tokyo with in flight times of about 37 hours and a route kept secret by Air Force officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wake Island
Far East
New York
Moscow
Air Force
Fairfield-Suisun
California
Wake
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
House Balks At Senate Draft Bill Provisions
Washington reports the House rejects the Senate standby draft bill allowing inductions only when Congress is not in session. Representative Dewey Short calls for the House version and insists only Congress should order inductions. The two chambers push a stopgap emergency extension to cover the current law past midnight, with both sides unable to agree on a longer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Dewey Short
House Armed Services Committee
Truman
Yesterdy
Horace
29 Servicemen Laid To Rest In Mass Burial
Mass burial at Rock Island arsenal National Cemetery honors 29 World War II servicemen. Veterans from 16 states and Mexico, totals about 400 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline, II
Rock Island Arsenal
States
Mexico
Canterbury Extension Thermometer Reaches 5610
Latest donors to the Canterbury college Lebanon extension fund push total to 5610 as listed donors include Byron Jones Herman Winkler Akerman Drug H Thompson Adier Company H Fosdick Dr Porter Druley Parker De John Bach Spotts Ballard Parr Kern Taylor Crooks Darnall Kincaid and others, with various contributions feeding the thermometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury college-Lebanon Extension Fund
Byron Jones
Herman Winkler Akerman
Drug
H . Thompson
Adier & Company
Fosdick
Jack Porter
Druley Parker
John Bach O. F. Spotts
R J. Ballard
Chas. Parrer
CG. Kern Lee Taylor
Lena
Tenn Troopers Quell Riot at Enka Plant in Morristown
In Morristown Tennessee state officials said they were confident the gunmen who wounded three Enka textile workers were in custody after a 25 minute barrage at the CIO Textile Workers Union headquarters. Ten of more than 100 seized remain jailed while formal charges had not been filed. State Safety Commissioner Sam Neal urged funds to keep patrols and weapons in place, with no immediate National Guard call.
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Morristown
Tenn
Enka Textile
CIO Textile Workers’ Union
Sam Neal
Gordon Browning
National Guard
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Cline Dies at 72 in Whites Town
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Cline a Marion county native born near Augusta November 17 1877 died at her Whites Town home early today after a heart attack She was a Salem Lutheran church member Survivors include brothers Albert Cline Whitestown Ernest Cline near Broad Ripple a niece Katherine Allen and Ernes tine Herman Indianapolis nephews Adrian Cline Whites Town and Marion Cline Louisville Burial is planned at Oak Hill cemetery with services at Salem Lutheran church at 3 p m Saturday officiated by Rev J R Spangler Friends may call Phillippi funeral home Zionsville
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Sarah Elizabeth Cline
Whitestown
Marion County
Miss Cline
Augusta
Marion
Elizabeth (Swindell) Cline
Salem Lutheran Church
New Augusta
Albert Cline
Ernest
Broad Ripple
Katherine Allen
Ernestine Herman
Indianapolis
Adrian Cline
Marion Cline
Louisville
J. R. Spang Jer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Phillippi
Zionsville
White House names Mee to staff director post
Washington reports John F. Mee a management specialist from Indiana University was named staff director of a White House little cabinet committee to recruit qualified men and women for high government jobs. The appointment reflects ongoing efforts to fill top federal posts with capable leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John F. Mee
Indiana University
Weather Outlook for Saturday with Humid Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions continue into the weekend. North areas may see scattered thundershowers tonight with low temperatures around 70 to 75. Saturday will be hot with highs in the lower 90s.
Indiana University finds May business up seven percent
Bloomington reports Indiana University's Bureau of Business Research recorded a seven percent May gain and record marks across the economy. Output and prices rose statewide with steel tonnage the highest for the Illinois district, May bank debits peak, and newspaper advertising unmatched since last September. Department store sales continued a strong seasonal rise. employment figures also improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Bureau of Business Research
Uianatibinois
Paris Praises Purdue Glee Club in Open Air Reception
Paris residents crowd the venue as Purdue University Glee Club performs a varied program. The audience especially reacts to negro spirituals and barber shop numbers. French onlookers comment on the quality, noting pieces fit together well. Bass baritone William Bugh of Elkhart, Indiana earns applause.
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Paris
Purdue University Glee Club
Marcel Avinin
Give Club
Avinin
William Bugh
Elkhart
Ind
Local Auxiliary To Sponsor Vets Party At Indianapolis Hospital
The Auxiliary of Brown Dolson American Legion Post sponsors a veterans party at Cold Springs Road hospital Indianapolis at 7 pm next Tuesday. Prizes for games are donated by Auxiliary and Legion members and each veteran will receive a gift. Legion members are urged to attend. attendees should meet at the Legion Home at 6 pm Tuesday.
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Auxiliary of
Brown-Dolson American Legion Post
Cold Springs Road Hospital
Indianapolis
Auxiliary
Legion
Weekend Fishing Outlook in Indiana Shows Poor Prospects
Indiana conservation officers reported a weekend outlook of fair to poor fishing across the state due to showery weather and low atmospheric pressure. Bluegill, crappie, and bass were the only species noted as biting, with conditions not conducive to good fishing overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Conservation
Department
Fish and Game Division
Conservation
Local teacher wins Purdue workshop speech correction scholarship
Lafayette Ind June 23 Mrs Eugene Higbee Lebanon Harney school teacher is among 33 teachers to receive scholarships for a three week Purdue university workshop on speech correction and hearing testing. The Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults funds run until July 14 with elementary and advanced sessions plus lip reading and a children's Speech and Hearing Clinic offering supervised practice for helping speech defective and hard of hearing pupils.
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Lafayette
Ind
Eugene Higbee
Lebanon Harney
Purdue University
Indiana Society For Crippled Children
Greenglass Hearing Deferred To July 13
A federal hearing on removal proceedings for ex Army Sgt David Greenglass accused of betraying atomic secrets to the Soviet Union was adjourned until July 13 at the government's request. Greenglass, 28, a former member of the Young Communist League, was arrested June 15 at his New York home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Greenglass
Soviet Union
Young Communist League
Greenglass
Britain will not join pooling plan
British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks told Congress Britain is not ready to pool economic resources with western Europe if it harms relations with other nations in the Commonwealth. In a letter relayed by Paul Hoffman he defended unification of western Europe but said Britain will not move toward integration that undercuts ties with the Commonwealth. He noted Britain will cooperate with Atlantic Pact partners and repeated sympathy for the French coal steel pool plan while preserving Commonwealth responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver Franks
Congress
Britain
Western Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paul G Hoffman
Franks
Western
Europe
Senate Committee
Floods Ravage Northwest as Rivers Break Dikes
Flooding across the Pacific Northwest pounds three dikes in separate sections. Inundates homes across southwestern British Columbia northern Oregon and northern Idaho. Eleven deaths reported since Saturday. Portland and Vancouver waterfront industries shut down amid rising waters. Fraser River breaks a small dike fourteen miles east of Spokane.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Oregon
Idaho
Vancouver
Fraser
Highland Heights police chief fired amid mayor’s wife affair claim
Mayor and council in Highland Heights Ohio remove Fay Dalrymple after tumultuous session amid allegations of extramarital visits to Mayor Clemens J. Ley and companionship with Mrs. Ley. A witness reported seeing Dalrymple with Mrs. Ley in a convertible. Mrs. Ley denied romance and Dalrymple said she did bookkeeping.
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Clemens J. Ley
Fay Dalrymple
Highland Heights
Cleveland
Fred
Dalrymple
Ley
Mrs. Ley
Five Western Railroads Also Face Walkouts
United Press reports twin strike moves by the CIO auto workers threaten to halt auto production while five western railroads brace for an AFL switchmen's strike set for Sunday. Milk workers in Pittsburgh near settlement after a 14 day walkout affecting 3 million people. At Morristown Tennessee police guard the Enka Rayon mill where confrontations left three nonstrikers and a CIO Textile worker wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
CIO Auto
AFL
Pittaburgh
Morristown
Tenn
Enka Rayon
CIO
New York City Publishers’ Association
Thew
New York World Telegram and Sun
Auto
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Chrysler Packard
Briggs
UAW
Hudson Motors
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Chicago Great Western
Great Northern
Rock Island
Western Pacific
D&rg
Wholesale prices rise during week in June report
Washington reports a 0.3 percent weekly rise in wholesale prices for the week ending Tuesday. The index stands at 157.4 percent of the 1928 average, up 0.6 percent from four weeks ago and 23 percent higher than the same week in 1949, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau 4 Labor Statistics
600 Stranded As Cruise Ship Svalbard Is Condemned
Six hundred U S college students stranded in New York after the coast guard condemns the European cruise ship Svalbard for fire hazards. The vessel had been leased from the Norwegian government for 200000 dollars, and the coast guard calls it a fire trap pending eliminations. Students seek Oslo's action while awaiting word from consular officials. Some stay in Columbia University dormitories or city colleges, others in hotels if they can pay. Among the travelers are William Free of Houghton Michigan and newlyweds George and Valerie Steel who met on a prior cruise and married five days ago.
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New York
United States
Coast Guard
Svalbard
New York Harbor
Dils Knudsen
Oslo
Columbia University
College of the City of New York
William Free
Houghton, Mich
George Steele
Yale University
Valerie Noel Steel
White Plains
N. Y
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Lucille O'Rear
Guam
Pat Ellinger
Canterbury
Johnson !S
Tennessee
Sarah E. Cline
Bulletins
London
Devonport Naval Yard
Admiralty
U. Business Survey
Purdue
Indiana Conservation Department
Triangle
Western Railroads
Pittsburgh
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