Mrs Mary Robeson Lester O Bihioon Expires After Illness
Mrs Mary Robeson Lester O Bihioon, aged about eighty, died near New Brunswick after a long illness. Born near Ogden (Hi) she was survived by daughters Miss Marsleet Witham and Mavis Houte, a son Lester, two brothers, two sisters, and a grandson. Last rites set for 2 30 PM at home with Rev Leroy Wright officiating. burial in Robison Cemetery. Funeral may be held at the funeral home.
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Mary Vitow
Lester
Bihioon
New Grunswick
Robeson
Ogden
Willie Ho
Ruipoie
New Brigwick
Marsleet
Willian
Bore
Peatt
Leroy Wright
Robison
Fueraome
Democrats Face Party Deadlock in National Convention Fight
A distorted report outlines a potential Democratic national convention deadlock with A. Farley as a leading figure and names Estes Kefauver Richard Riise and others as possible contenders. It notes Vice President Alben Barkley and Speaker Sam Rayburn as probable nominees, highlighting party divisions and strategic tensions ahead of the convention.
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Washingto Eratic
Whamian
Anus
A. Farley
Monihly
Caer
Farley
Efos Leve
World Report Magazine
Alben
Burkley
Sam Rayburn
Aadt Maakt
Cameron
Farfey Sud
Pitman-Moore Signs Two Year Pact With Union
Agents for the Pitman-Moore Employees Independent Union have signed a two year agreement with Pitman-Moore Inc. a division of Allied Laboratories. The pact includes a 13 cent hourly raise contingent on Wage Stabilization Board approval and three weeks vacation for employees with one year of service.
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Pitman-Moore
Alliedaboratories, Inc
Wage Stabilization Board
Mystery Farm Picture Ils On Page Six Today
Allew family identified in Boone county last week in a tidily described item on page six. The caption notes a farmer, Gertie Pani Livenoan Pasar, and Papm Nie Ab in a rural scene with hints about a weather event this week.
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Mystery Farm
Allew
Boone County
Eries
Papm Nie
Tee
Boone
Unity Emphasized as Bipartisan Plea Emerges
A fragmented, OCR damaged item recalls debates over party unity in the wake of Eisenhower era politics. It notes Republicans, Taft supporters, and growing calls for national convention alignment, plus mentions of the Republican National Committee and internal party tensions ahead of elections.
Deadline Nears To Enroll In Summer Reading Program
Deadline approaching for enrollment in a summer reading program at the Center to participate. Eligible are pupils entering fourth grade through ninth grade next fall. Seventy six have enrolled so far. The program, a major sorority project, seeks to stimulate reading habits and each pupil who completes requirements will receive a book.
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Ost Iotari Sorority
Big Air Attack Smashes Korean Power Plants
North Korea suffered a major strike as over 50 U S forces including Air Force Navy and Marines hit hydroelectric sites along the Yalu River and at Saihe Dam and three other dams. The raid damaged powerhouses but left the dams standing, threatening Manchurian factories with reduced electricity. The operation involved long range bomber groups and jet fighters, with Gen Glenn O Barens commanding the Sixth Air Force. The attack came as the war showed signs of fatigue and resumed aerial activity along the front.
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Seoul
Korea
Saihe
Yalu River
North
Ifie
Saito
Yala
Mig Ibg
Sadaki
Suiho
Sarit Forest
Yalu
Sn Cles
ANS
Urben
Glenn O Barens
Sth
Internees May Be Released In Korean Prison Row
Internees in the Panmunjom talks area may be released after Allied decision to free about 7 000 Korean civilians held as internees. North Korean General Nam Il disputed the move claiming the Communists do not recognize the right to reclassify war prisoners as civilian internees. The Allies noted the 27 000 prisoner names were not given to the Communists. Maj Gen William K Harrison said the civilians were interned by mistake and asked not to be handed to Communist control. The United States announced plans for release, saying the internees were pressed into service or held for inquiry into possible sympathies. Nam also charged that two more prisoners on Kose Island were involved Sunday.
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Panmunjor Yen
Nam Tt
Nam
William K. Harrison
U. S
Kose Island
He Aa
Heavyweight title clash postponed by rain
New York reports the Joey Maxim Ray Robinson bout delayed to Wednesday night due to rain. In Columbus Ohio the minor leagues face scrutiny as George M Trautman says no club should aid a woman player. Page 2 covers more on baseball governance and political timing ahead of July 4.
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New York
Joey Maxim-Ray Robinson
Columbus
Ohio
George M. Trautman
Baseball Comtissioners
Borderick
Indiana Demos Caucus Tonight in Indianapolis
Indiana Democrats select 22 national convention delegates at district caucuses amid last minute maneuvers. Gov. Adlai Stevenson support anticipated. candidates for governor US Senate and other offices to be nominated at the party convention. Local figures including Howard Caughran and Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins figure in the race as Democratic strength concentrates in Southern Indiana.
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Hidianapoli
Indiana
Estes Kefiuver
Houser
Vlingis
Adiga
Stevenson
Sail
Sehricher
Kergieter
Schricker
Ailahier
Lodeer
Willian T Tenier
Gav
John A. Watkins
Bloor Tinld
Publsher
Howard Caughran
Bidianapelis
Short Cause Minor Damage At Sun Tan Restaurant
Fire at Sun Tan Restaurant 31 Todhani Pals Avenue caused minor damage. Believed to have started from an unknown source on the roof area on the north side, with only a small amount of water intrusion and roof burn. No injuries reported. Local fire department investigated Saturday night.
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Todhanipals Avenue
Lebanon Men On Committees For Annual GOP Rally
Two Lebanon men serve on committees for a Republican Veterans of Indiana picnic rally at Forest Park Noblesville. George N. Craig GOP gubernatorial nominee and state ticket guests will attend. Charles Wheeler sits on the executive committee and Mayor Herbert Ransdell on the arrangements committee. The gathering marks a 20 year old tradition and informal kickoff for the 1952 Republican campaign.
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Lebanon
Republican Veterans of Indiana
Forest Park
Noblesville
George N. Craig
GOP
Charles Wheeler
Herbert Ransdell
Will Install Jaycee Heads At Banquet Tuesday
New Lebanon Jaycee officers will assume duties at a 7 o clock installation banquet at Lion Country Club tomorrow night. Dick Puller, outgoing president, will install Jane Myers president Felwan Ritchie vice president Robert Gayer secretary Gilbert South treasurer and Dr. Robert Coons director. Mayor Herbert L Ransdell will be guest speaker.
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New Lebanon
Floods Expected In Hoosier Areas
Floods expected across Hoosier regions as torrential rains push flood crests on the Wabash and White rivers. Weather bureau warns of 12 foot stage near White River settlements and widespread damage possible. fears of water supply contamination and extensive area inundation.
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Tallianapois Asttear
Weesaver
Tadisias Mentay
Pettis
Eel
Bowling Geert
PS Ned Pain
Line UK
Euusimi
Enteral
Iohanas
Talbeye
Atiists
Pelos Gant
Beth
Raps Eisenhower Over Taft Hartley Call During Steel Strike
Gary and We CSO President Philip Murray denounced Gen Dwight Eisenhower for suggesting invoking the Taft Hartley Act in the steel strike. He condemned the general’s position before about 8500 cheering steelworkers at Memorial Tim Sunday. Murray, a Republican candidate for president, said no one can defeat us and urged action against forced labor terms.
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Gary
CSO
Philip Murray
Dy Recht
Eisenhower
Tim Sunday
Murray
Congressmiel
Taltibeerey
Randell
Steel Coog
Russians Free Kidnapped West Germans Today
Fragmented report describes Russians freeing kidnapped West Germans in a tense border incident near Berlin. It notes aerial combat and a British force withdrawal from a zone, with East German police and Soviet authorities involved in gatekeeping the area.
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West Germany
Reds
Turin
Husson
Sehoenmneen
Berlinz
East Gertan
West Germain
Wulletr
Bardia
Weather outlook for Monday night and Tuesday
Mostly fair conditions with some local thundershowers in the north and east. Overnight low around 66 to 70 degrees, with central and southern areas near 70 to 72. Tuesday brings highs around 83 to 92 degrees with possible showers in southern regions and central areas.
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Thunder Central
Rescue Two Boys From Sand Pit in St Paul
Dramatic rescue unfolds as two youngsters are dug out of a sand pit after cries for help. Villagers and bystanders assist with improvised tools and a shovel while parents watch anxiously as the boys are freed and checked for injuries.
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St Paul
Gimmie & Shovel
Dickey Vondelindy
Pedestrian Struck After Car Collision in Stirlingtown
A pedestrian was hit when a car overturned near the intersection of South and State, suffering minor facial lacerations and hospital treatment at Witham. The driver reportedly failed to stop, and state police said the pedestrian, identified as Anderson of Stirlingtown, would be charged with future traffic offenses.
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Opedestiia
Natimedy
Goseimetty
Stel
Stirlingtown
Witham Hospital
Anderson
Vetrans Weston Mtate Howad
Robert Grdel
Kiki
Amulerson
Bit Dousen
Raedlas
Wage-Price-Rent Controls Debate Rises in Congress
Leaders indicate a likely temporary extension of wage price rent controls as Congress debates a long range bill. Republicans press Dem leadership to secure a short extension to finish work on a broader plan, with the Senate approving a debt oath extension and the House preparing its version amid price control questions.
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Todeyou
Congress
Senate
House
Truman panel urges repeal of Buy American act
The Truman Materials Policy Commission urged repeal of the Buy American act and related laws, arguing such protectionism blocks foreign competition and raises costs. The 140,000 word report warns raw materials shortages loom, urges domestic use, substitutes, and more research to meet rising mineral and power demand.
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Washington
Truans Materials Policy Commission
Fie Commission
Fieman Commission
William S. Paley
Cair
Columba Broadcastae
Truman
George Refus Brown
Arthur J. Bunker
Bre Hodgins
Edward 8
Ma ‘On
Committee For Economic Development
The
American Eeonome Association
Tenman
Paley
Congress
Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Commission
Walt Te Tae An
United States
I Sant Almericans
Young Fathers Facing Draft in 1953 Michigan
Lansing reports Maj Gen. Lewis B. Hershey national selective service chief told 900 Michigan draft board workers the heaviest draft year will come in 1952-53 as the Selective Service Act takes effect. He said states near bottom of available manpower and new pools of manpower will be needed, including young fathers.
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Lansing
Tosted
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Hershey
Michigan Draft Board
Selective Service
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Sterson
Kye Sullivan Beether
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Ouisenhower
Mastin
Iran
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Chicago
Bloomington
Bud
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research
Short
Sun Tan
Jaycee
Hoosier
Tampa
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WN. Y
Fla
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Cicero
William McPherson
Louis Coppola
Philip D’allesandro
Robert Nelson
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