Berlin Crisis Deepens as East German State Planned
Berlin reports quote informed sources that a separate East German state with its own government may be proclaimed June 30 or July 1, with the Russian backed Berlin Council as its first governing body. Gen. Clay warns that Russian pressure to drive Western Allies from Berlin could trigger armed conflict, as Soviet actions cut freight, power, and feed to western sectors while planning shifts toward Warsaw and a unified Western Germany.
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Warsaw
Germany
Berlin
Lacs D Clay
Russia
Ber Gon
Clay
Heidelarg
U.S
Britain
France
Berlina
Union
Neue Zeituns
Neue Zetung
Vassily
Sokolovak
Cemany
Frank Milburn
Isaac White
Solution Of German Problem Essential
Bloomington ind June 24 UP The cost to the fate of all Europe can be found in the proper solution of the German problem Dr Herman B Wells president of Indian University said at an 1 s convoca tion Wells who eycentry returned from his months as a cultural ad visor to the American military government in Germany said there were three aspects to the freeman profiler First the imantiative of mil itary steurng tien the exh ment of econome reeovery and lastly the recreatation and fre educaton of thy tera people he first has fh reem plish eth' he sant Ant af is evident that German will tis recovered economicalls s in Slits has roe spit The ore eduration 24 Tete ition is thy prvilin that ib be most difftedlt ta wit Wetls sid.
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Bloomington
Ind
Europe
Herman B Wells
Indian University
Wells
Germany
Lions Observe Ladies Night at Centenary Methodist Event
Lions club hosted a Ladies Night program featuring skits and contests led by Fletcher and the beyon, with Paul Sivaniea serving as new president and a slate of officers including Ross Dickerson and James Tanselle. The gathering thanked past leaders and noted continued club operations. Continued on page four.
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Walle
Lintianapolia Radi
Behanon
Po Bions
Patty
Centenary
Methodist
Nehching
Fletcher
Riise Ereardson
Wailer
Hackmann
Ross Dickerson
Earl Rees
Herbert Fletcher
James Tanselle
John Watson
Tai Twister
Roland Reddish
Direc
Coal Operators Submit Their Counter Offer
Washington reports soft coal operators say progress on the 1948 wage contract with John L. Lewis means the government may not seek an injunction to stop a walkout next month. The operators offer a wage rise of 125 cents an hour plus a five cent rise in the penny rate, with talks underway at United Mine Workers headquarters.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Jokeoiy
Lewis
Aéke
United Mim
Hiseat
Oaming
UMW
Uae
Lahieis
Paso Pensioo
Diviress “Bénehite
CRIM
Mrs Fern Brown Dies in Brownsburg Home
Mrs Fern Brown 48 of Litton died at 1 pm Wednesday at her Brownsburg home from heart disease. Survived by husband, daughter, son, three sisters, three brothers, and many relatives. Funeral at Oak Hill chapel Lebanon Saturday at 3 pm with Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Born January 28 1900 in Advance, she belonged to Eastern Star and American Legion Auxiliary. Friends may call at Jones Matthews Funeral Home Brownsburg.
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Brownsburg
Fern, Brown
Litton
N Brown
Fami
Melntyre
Aurora Hj
Bugton
Hesides
Mennisre
Gaughter
Rosetod Brean Fivten
Jatin Lazan
Huby Tinter
Indianapolis
Mai Whor Wierdeville
Mm Pearl
Giberson
Satramento
Calif
Fred & Whorles
Manger
Indina Wherley
Indianapels
Emerald Wharley
Oakland
Oak Hill Chapel
Lebanon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Brown
Advance
Z M
Rhodalpha Aarhart Wharley
Eastern Star
Pittsboro
American Legion Auxiliary
Liston
Friends May Call
Jones Matthews
Sidelights Of G O P Convention Philadelphia June 24
Reports from the Philadelphia GOP convention describe the hall’s platform height adjustment to align speakers with microphones. Cabbie Joe Perone notes women dominate discussions about preferred candidates while men stay silent. hotel price changes and TV viewing lounges draw interest as delegates seek seats amid heat and crowding.
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Philadelphia
Platfociat
Joe Perone
William Sheets Dies On Visit In Thorntown
William Sheets, a farmer of the Thorntown vicinity, died unexpectedly at 46 while visiting Frederik, Oklahoma, with his daughter Mrs Wildeopepe Sickretirin listed among survivors. The fragmentary notice names several local relatives and places, indicating a death during a travel stop with unspecified burial plans and continuing family ties in Thorntown.
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Thorntown
Janeth Walia
Frederik
Okla
Wildeopepe
Ches
Tharntowns
Pay Roberts
asor-Ohanies Behanen
Kinenah Perites
Meetings Called For Liquor Dealers In Tippecanoe County
Officials of the Indiana Beverage Commission announce meetings to discuss liquor dealer licenses for Tippecanoe County. The sessions will cover rotation phases and department head representation with candidates from several counties listed.
Church School Program Sunday in Advance area
A recognition and achievement service will be held in the community hall at Advance next Sunday evening. The joint program honors children attending the Hatty vacation church school organized by three Advance churches. One hundred thirteen children enrolled, with fourteen teachers and 147 participants in total. Doors open 7:00 pm for a display of crafts, followed by a public demonstration at 8:00 pm.
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Tommunity
Dvaner
Haty Vacation Church
Churches of Advance
J. Coons
Fenris Fires Off Spain Coast Prompting Rescue Efforts
News bulletin reports Norwegian steamer Fenris aflame about 50 miles west of Spain. Its crew abandoned to lifeboats as Bent Port assists within 35 miles. Coast Guard intercepts SOS and routes aid to scene amid naval rescue activity. Washington dispatch notes president signs retirement act amendment raising railroad workers annuities by 20 percent from railroad retirement reserve surplus.
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Boston
Spain
Coast Guard
Bent
Washington
Truman
Red Cross Supplies To Holy Land Aid Efforts
The National Red Cross and American Red Cross announce relief shipments to the Holy Land coordinated by the International Committee. Packages include medical supplies and protective items for hospitals and refugees, aimed at sustaining care amid ongoing crises in Palestine and surrounding areas.
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Red Cross
Holy Land
Inert National Red Ross
Palestine
Thayaf
Ishnel Acs
Salattany Welfare
Single Men To Get First Call Under Draft Act
Washington authorities announced that the first draft call will target single men without dependents to lessen impact on families. The administration outlined deferment rules for those with dependents and agricultural or industrial roles, while emphasizing exemptions for caregivers and key personnel as lawmakers refine the bill.
Marsha E Knox Dies At Years
Marsha E Knox dies at home after illness. She was born in Thome and lived in Indi. Survived by relatives and friends. continued on page four.
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Marsha E. Knox
Truck Driver Fined After Route 31 Collision
Carl Tee Terre Haute operator of a tour was fined nine dollars in Justice of the Peace court for reckless driving after a crash on Route 31 near Thorntown injured three Thorntowt men. The truck driven by Lee and a car driven by Sam Castile collided. Castile injured and hospitalized as Castile remained under treatment at Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Carl Tee Terre Haute
Thorntowt
Court of Justice
M Sands
Lee
Sam Castile
Ies
Aneth
Crs
Castillay Vor
Siti
Pryths French
Serinusly
Wits Likents Veterans Hospital
Thifapelis
Relief Needs For Europe Reduced
Washington June 24 The Marshall Plan nations in Western Europe will receive 450 million dollars less than asked for July through September according to Richard M. Bissell Assistant Deputy Administrator of the Economic Cooperation Administration. The 16 nations estimated needs at 1.8 billion for the period after screening the request was cut to 1.35 billion. Bissell said most of the shipments in the next three months would include machinery and related goods amid wind and cold conditions.
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Washington
Western Europe
Richard M. Bissell
Economic Cooperation Administration
Bissell
Heat Reaches Record 92 Degrees As Drought Eases
Heat hit 92 degrees yesterday, a new high for the year, following a 86 at 7 pm. Showers later cooled the city and tempers by evening, while soil conditions in Basil Wright County improve. Official cautions say wheat drought relief may benefit nearby areas. Continued on page four.
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Pele Tedi
Basil Waryght
Chiarman
Turpin Finishes Course at Lackland Air Base
John Reotarp Reute at Perry Central High School was listed among trainees entering the United States Air Force School in San Antonio Texas. The report notes finalizing training and graduation events at Lackland Air Force Base as part of Week 1 actions in the program.
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Phoshehard Gilarpit
Retlevilles
John Reotarp
Perry Central High School
Snl
United States
Air Maree
Air Forces
Aly
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antoni
Tex
Newey Leads Field In Both Test Votes At Convention
The Philadelphia convention opened amid disorder as delegates filed in to hear the presidential ballot. On the first tally Dewey led with 434 votes, Taft 224, Stassen 157, Vandenberg 2, Warren 1, MacArthur 19, Baldwin 19, Gren 56, Dirksen 1, with Dewey 114 short of a majority. On the second ballot Dewey gained to 515 while Taft 247, Stassen 148, Vandenberg 62, Warren 57, MacArthur 7, Baldwin 11, Reeve 1, Martin 1, totaling 7094.
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Philadelphia
Cio Na Honal
Josh Martin, Jr
Martin
Dewey
Tait
Stassen
Vandenberg
Taft
Warren
MacArthur
Baldwin
Gren
Driscall
Dirksen
Liewey
Tehow Dewey
Ssen
Baldwin If
Reeve
Dairy Production Methods Studied In Farm Tour
County farmers toured dairy operations focusing on artificial insemination and pasture management. At several farms including Lloyd Bennington’s Auger Creek herd and Vern McVey Clinton Township pasture, producers discussed butterfat yields, pasture rotation, and profitability, with Purdue specialist A Williams noting Bennington’s high income per grain dollar.
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Arts Recyding Association
Carmel
Atom Ateon
Actig
Lloyd Bennington
Auger Creek
Hiternoon
Bennington
A. Williams
Purdue
Vern McVey
Clinton Township
Fred Pee
Center Township
Roe
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Oklahoma
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Union Recognition Service
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Lta
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