Postal pay gap fuels drive for reform and youth quote
The piece argues postal workers face low wages and must seek second jobs or have spouses work to survive. It cites a Cordiner study showing wage gains in private industry far outpacing postal raises and supports Morrison Bill HR 2474 for higher pay. It also mentions modernization needs to prevent a second class system and notes quotes from a MacArthur related youth epic.
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Summerfield
Indiana
Thomas J. Lane
Congress
America
Lebanon Man Beaten In Own Yard
James Isenhour a 44 year old foreman at Stanworth Tool Co was found unconscious in his yard on State Road 39 near Lebanon after a late night incident. His wife Elsie and friend Joan Caldwell heard a woman say get out of here as a car fled the scene. Police noted possible blunt force injury but found no vehicle marks. Isenhour, known in the Lebanon community, was hospitalized after emergency care.
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James Isenhour
Stanworth Tool Co
State Road 39
Lebanon
Elsie
Wilbur Slagle
Isenhour
Joan Caldwell
Isenhours
Dance
Gle
Witham
Bulance
Slagle
Caldwell
Dee Reeves
Sigsle
Teen Hour
Stamworth
Withant
Dulcina Dye Rites Set Here
Dulcina Dye Riggins Dye 87 died this morning at Suddarih Nursing Home Indianapolis after a three month illness. Survived by husband Alfred Dye of Indianapolis, sister Mrs Laura Rhinehart Waveland, sister Miss Mattie Irwin Suddarih Nursing Home, niece Mrs Fred Myers Waveland. Funeral 4 PM Myers Mercary with calling after 7 PM today. Burial Pleasant View Cemetery.
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Dulcina Riggins Dye
Suddarh
Indianapolis
Earl D Irwin
Greenwood
Californ
Boone County
Robert S
Mary
Dooley Trewin
Alfred Dye
Robert Craig
South East Street
Laura Rhinehart
Waveland
Mattie Irwin
Suddarih Nursing Home
Dye
Mattie
South Meridian Street
Fred Myers
Myers Mercary
Pleasant View Cemetery
Replaces Old Structure New Church To Opening On Sunday
A 40 year old ice frame dwelling is being repurposed for a church opening on Sunday. The project features a large auditorium seating about one hundred with comfortable chairs, Celotex ceilings, a basement, and a Sunday school room. The site sits at the corner of West orth and North Weatestreets with future plans and a Mary Baker Eddy writings reference.
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Cora Bynum
Sorctaire
Trun
Sona Fea
Purdie Music Mall
Ss Bagyat
Shiranth
Simdiy
Sivas
Faeniber Sd
Tee Oletanna
Ericton
Ole Crrete
Orth
North Weatestreets
Arterion
Bedford Shoes
Liretiseaie
Islalee
Sony Benntilnt
Peestace
pCi
Meditaryan x
Pardon Push Over Soldier Tragedy Sparks Signatures
Miss Haru Candy Suevara leads a public plea with 160000 signatures seeking pardon or acquittal for William S. Girard of the US Army, charged in Sap hese court with causing the death of Mrs Naka Sakai on a firing range. The case, before the US Supreme Court, follows a transfer order to Japanese authorities.
Indiana Bell expands its local exchange area
Indiana Bell announces enlargement of its Lebanon exchange to include Hazelrigg and parts of Shannondale and westward areas. New Brunswick exchange will be added southward on July 1, with operation of Hazelrigg to follow. Boone county residents may be reassigned from Shannondale to Hazelrigg as facilities expand.
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Indiana Bell Today
Lebanon
New Brunswick Exchange
New Brunswick Citizens Telephone Company
Indiana Bell Authority
William T. Brannon
Hazelrigg
Fatere
Berm
Hazelrige
Bronswick
Shannondale
Lehanen
Indiana 5 day Weather View
Indiana forecast shows temperatures near normal with highs around 74 in the north and 58 in the south. Warmer Tuesday followed by a cooling trend into the weekend. Precipitation expected as showers or thunderstorms Thursday or Friday, with amounts half to one and a half inches likely.
Butler Lists 14 From Boone
Butler University summer offerings list 14 Boone County students enrolled in the program. The article notes regular sessions end August 2 with commencement inside Hilton Theatron and postsummer courses running August 3-23. Named students include Cecilia Jones, Evelyn J Brose, Alma Byrd, John Wo Berry, and others across Lebanon Thorntown Whitestown Zionsville and nearby routes.
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Indianapolis Spt
Boone Coun
Butler University
Hilton CU. Brann Theatron
Christa Moeas
Rootes
Cecilia Jones
Jamestown
Evelyn J Brose
Hicks
Sally
King
Essex Drive
Irvine
la Martin
Tm Myer
Gary
West Peak
Paulsner
Arthur J. Thompson
East Elm
Lebanon
Alma Byrd
Robert L- Gillan
Stoney FE
Kain
Thorntown
Fhelma
Ssibve
Mary C Essex
Hoate
Milgred
Powell
John Wo Berry
Robert
Howell Hien
S. Mills
Ratte
Moore
Jela Roo
Scientists Tell Ike About New Discovery
Washington atomic scientists told President Eisenhower that the United States may produce a hydrogen bomb with about five percent fallout. Drs Ernest Lawrence Mark Mills and Edward Teller from California’s radiation lab discussed progress since June and emphasized the aim of a “clean” H bomb while avoiding policy questions on testing and disarmament.
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Washington
Eisenhower
University of California
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Ernest O Lawrence
Mark M. Mills
Edward Teller
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Lawrence
Teller
White House
Carl Campbell Dies Sunday
Carl Campbell 57 of 722 West Chicago Street died Sunday at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after a three day illness. He was born in Boone County in August and lived in Boone County all his life. Survived by eight sisters and two brothers with funeral services at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Burial at Hopewell Cemetery.
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Carl
Mike Campbell
Chicago Street
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
John Foo
Fita May Gobble
Campbell
Boone County
Earth
Remiret
Green Street
Ray Campbell
Crawfoksville
Robert Sutphin
New Castle
Leona Crawford
Thorntown
Hoy Hicks
Otto Whittaker
Frari Hinton
Bess. Davis
Lebanon
Herbert Walton
Crawford~ville
Damon Schwindter
Presbyterian Clini
Mud Creek
Eagles Ledge
American Legion
Lebanon Water Works
Russell
Local Firms Share In New LHS Contracts
Eight Lebanon business firms won bids totaling 23 8810 for equipment and supplies for the new Lebanon High School. Bids were opened June 6 and awards announced June 20 by Hackain and Superintendent Thomas L Christian. Contracts covered 650 item types across eight categories including furniture, shop equipment, and cafeteria and home economics gear with awards split among local and Indianapolis suppliers.
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LHS
Lebanon
Lebanon School Building Corporation
New Lebanon
Hackain
Thomas L. Christian
Ota
Lebomon
Tarcenfield
Las Selieni Supply Terre Llyeote
Jno Kiger & Company
Dianapoles
Aled. Inc
Tndiamopols
Daffyinitions Mother TN Saw A Woman
A fragmented line notes a mother in Tennessee who saw a woman without saying a word, leaving the incident unclear but hinting at a notable or odd encounter.
Prayer text from religious devotion and blessing
The excerpt presents a devotional prayer praising God and the scriptures. It features phrases about meditation on the book of the law and gratitude for light divine guidance through Jesus Christ, ending with an Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Supreme Court upholds ban of obscene mail
The Supreme Court affirms the federal statute barring mailing obscene literature. Justices Warren Burton Clark Whittaker dissented while Justices Brennan and others urged First Amendment protection for free speech and press in the challenged case involving Sara Koh and a New York publisher.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Justin
Jones Roth
Brennan
Wilson Fin Eens
Crinlats
Advent
Lutheran Synod Denounces Imperialist Foreign Policy
A Lutheran synod meeting in Omaha adopted a strongly worded resolution opposing imperialist foreign policy. The document, presented by Rev De A. Mattson, condemns revocation of international agreements and calls for peaceful measures and restraint in foreign affairs.
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Lutheran Synod
Omaha
Mattson
Taland
Cor Wlan Beale
Doors Torn From Hinges 14 Miles Off Atomic Test Site
A 14 mile distant blast at the Atomic test site shattered doors and tore hinges from frames. The 6:30 AM detonation produced a bright flash and mushroom cloud as dust lifted from the flat dry lake bed. Officials quoted above 20 kilotons with fallout readings at distant locations. report notes strong winds and radioactivity settling back on the site.
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New
United States
Atomic Energy Commission I
AEC
Hiroshima
Pusatel
Reno
ARC
Locie Tweedy Dies At Home
Locie Tweedy 82 of Witestown Route 1 died at home this morning after six weeks illness. Born near Zionsville March 27, 1876 she married Kiamma Tweedy May 3, 105. Deceased is survived by daughters Eleanor and Irene Mece of Vero Beach Fla two grandsons and several siblings. Funeral services will be at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home at 3:30 Wednesday noon with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis. Friends may call Russell and Hitch
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Irs
Locke D. Tweedy
Witestown
Route 1
Jins
Shido
Lowhter
Witham T
Fist M
Mellivain
Essex
Zionsville
Kiamma Tweedy
Teoth
Fughters
Eleanor
Irene Mece
Vero Beach
Fla
William
Eshburg
Shy A Oly
John T. Essex
George B
Whitestown
Myron
John Kemp
Boone County
Ansat
Russell and Hitch
Rev Jr
Crown Hill Cemetery
Polis
Russell and
Hitch
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