Schricker and Watkins Lead Democratic Campaign Theme
Indiana Democrats shaped their 1982 bid on Gov. Henry Schricker's record and philosophy. Schricker's ally Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins drew major support as party officials backed a unified push for U S Senator, with delegates praising the possible Washington impact. Watkins, a Bloomfield publisher, campaigned on a strong record while other candidates sought key state posts, including secretary of state and treasurer, in a crowded party contest.
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Indianapolis
Henry F. Schricker
Schricker
John A Watihe
Ral
Mems Mishawaka
Spencer Wron
U. S
Colisean
Washington
Iey
Watkins
Pabisher
Bloomfield
Cama
Taverhoy Legionnaires
Atkins
Republic Craig
American Sevier
Bo Howard Caughrin
Rioters Clash With Police Across Japanese Cities
Rioters and police clashed in Osaka and Tokyo as North Korean sympathizers rallied to protest a U S air base agreement and oppose the war. Americans were injured in brawls, gasoline bombs were hurled, and police faced frequent baton strikes in Osaka and Tokyo's Shinjuku district during the demonstrations marking the Korea War anniversary.
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Tol
Osaka
Saka
Tokyo
Sinjuku
United States
Japan
Congress Eyes End to Steel Strike Pressure
The House joined the Senate in pressuring President Truman to act on the steel strike, aiming to halt the 658,000 steelworkers walkout amid wartime production fears. A chaotic international page includes guerrilla actions in Korea. a lioness escapes a crate in Peru and injures two searchers. and President Truman vetoes a bill to revive and codify immigration laws.
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Washington
The
House Today
Senate
Trunam
Watt Hartley
Steel Strike Grips Auto Industry Amid Plant Closures
United Press reports a sweeping steel strike crippling auto production. Furloughed workers and halted operations ripple through GM, Ford, Chrysler, Nash, Willys, Budd, and International Harvester plants across Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia as suppliers idle and job cuts mount.
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Fisher
Saginaw
Chevrolet
Buffalo
Todlay
Fiylay
Fisher Rady Haw
Gina Rapids
Stouls
Jule & Buick
Flint
Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland
International Harvester
Friday Budd Company
Philadelphia
Nash Motors
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Freedom Festival Lights Up Lebanon July Fourth Parade
Ten Lebanon organizations unite for the Freedom Festival marked by a 1:30 p.m. parade led by a freedom flame carried from Andersen. Herbert Ransdeil will speak, followed by a monument lighting. The event includes rodeo eliminations, a Lions Club band concert, two baseball games, and a fireworks display culminating the celebration. Joinay days include a 3 p.m. concert and afternoon and evening activities for youths aged 10 to 14. Local clubs and civic groups coordinate attractions and an auction of items is planned.
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Ten Lebanon Organization
Andersen
Herbert Ransdeil
Seads
Jaycees
Memorial Park
Beevele Roden
Lions
Lehanon Mer Shans
Armeeitecis
Lebanon
Ail
Nobles
Ailstars Jhoa
Rentest
Iter
Firt
Ted
Fide Joel
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Maver Maaeell
Genmeal
Lair Oran Atorthe Alia
Lehane Omar Bee
Comauren- Taveecs
Purdue Grad Named Controller OFU
Bloomington Indiana John W Hicks a Purdue graduate from Tafarette was named controller of Indiana University Hicks has served as chief accountant at Pio since 1937 and will assume the new post this month at IU.
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Bloomington
Ind
John W Hicks
Tafarette
Purdue
Werneslay
Indiana University
Hicks
Pio
Lebanon Native Elizabeth McGinley Dies at 76
Miss Elizabeth McGinley 76 of 475 East Noble Street a sales lady at Adler's store died early today after illness at St Nome Lafayette She was born October 22 in Lebanon and lived here all her life She was a member of St Joseph Church and Altar Rosary Society Surviving nephews Paul and James McGinley Four brothers and two sisters precede her in death Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Myers Mortuary calls Burial Friday at St Joseph Cemetery
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Elizabeth McGinley
East Noble Street
Adler's
St Nome
Lafayette
Miss McGinley
Rick McGinley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society of
Paul
James McGinley
St Joseph's Church
Andrew Qoehm
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Myers Mortuary
Morton Suffering In Korea Front-Line Injury Report
Telegram and a letter to his wife dated June 17 and 18 report acute injuries to Pfe. John E. Morton of Clinton Township. He was hit in the upper abdomen and chest by shell fragments while serving with the 100th Infantry in Korea and is now at General Hospital APO 54 near Osaka, Japan.
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Pfe
John E. Morton
William Morton
Clinton Township
Pie Morton
Grace Gibbs
100Th Infantry
Korea
EK Morton
General Hospital
San Francisco
Cal
Osaka
Jagon
Russia Sets Precedent On Prisoner Repatriation
An eyart quotation from an ultimatum to Germans claims Russia guaranteed safety for war prisoners and promised repatriation or other country placement after the war. The piece notes Soviet insistence on voluntary repatriation as a violation of the Geneva Convention and discusses broader Communist responses and Manchuria power ties.
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PHIL
United Press
Theomi
Phra’ Ter
Rusen Jan Ayios
Val den Friedrich San Paulus
Mancheria
Antung
Mukden
Yalu River
Manchuria
Meer
Korea
China
Weather map shows hot humid with possible storms near Lake Michigan
Mostly fair and hot with humid conditions. A chance of scattered thunder showers near Lake Michigan late Wednesday night and in extreme north late Thursday afternoon or night. Low Wednesday night in the middle 70s, highs Thursday in the 90s to mid 90s in the south and upper 90s to 100 in the north.
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Lake Michigan
Foreign Policy Fires Up GOP Race in 1950s Race
Washington state that foreign policy squabbling heated the GOP presidential contest as Eisenhower and Taft traded barbs over alliances UN policy and military strength. Taft accused Eisenhower of straw-man isolationism while Stevenson’s quiet stance unsettled some Democrats as he remained seen as the party’s best hope.
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Washington
Gordial
FC Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Eisenhower
Denver
United Nations
Kremlin
Taft
Tatt
Kieenhuaery
Usha
Kusenhower
Senate
Eader Styles Bridges
Res
Weil
Taft Treturgett
Tyne
Hershey
Pennsavivinias
Easenhower
Painn
Fs Chofel Sare
Lala
Stevenson
Ree Lars
Chinets
Convention Hall To Be Air Cooled Next Month
Washington UP reports air cooling will transform the Chicago political conventions, with Carrier Corporation predicting heat from 20,000 attendees could require intensive chilling. Engineers estimate 12,000 people daily could evaporate over 25 percent of their body perspiration into the hall’s cooling system, with BTU comparisons to coal, gasoline, and natural gas referenced to explain the scale.
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Washington
Chicago
Carrier Corporation
Ope
Chi
Minvor Baker Receives Scholarship at Baton Twirling Camp
Minvor Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Minor Baker, earned a scholarship and a trophy at a baton twirling camp. She was photographed with Mayor Alex Moonark of Indianapolis as awards were presented by The Indianapolis Star.
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Minvor Baker
Ami Mis Minor Baker
Kentucky
Mina
Alex Moonark
Indianapolis
Incianapolis
Complete State Tickets Listed for Indiana Election
Readable text lists November election opponents for 12 state officers chosen by Republican and Democratic conventions. Mentions include Senator Ser William FE Jenner Bedford Henry F Schricker Krain John AN Wat, State Auditor Frank, Herbert Johnson, Arthur Robinser, and appellate court figures. Includes references to counties and districts such as Allen, Knox, Vigo, Delaware, and Whiting, with names like Leroy Wiltingt and Judge.
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Castle
Thomas Woollahan
Dhast Chicas
Ove
Herbert P Tohnsan
Nee Albans Teasin
John Peters
New Athanve
Arthur Robinser
Katona Sapretine
Virginia
Aaiernapele
Sao Anes Riise
Dodge
Dames
Feimert BK
Rendall
Mage Warren i Martin
Beanvaile
Zad Destrict
Dewey Keliew
BO Whiting
Judge F
Leroy Wiltiogt
Ps Okhart
Longtime postal worker Mr Holmes retires after 45 years
Assistant postmaster at East Street retires after 45 years of service beginning March 1907 as substitute carrier then clerk. He supervised carriers and clerks before retirement and kept payments and correspondence. A K P Holding Association secretary and Central Christian Church trustee chair, he plans to enjoy gardening and leisure with Mrs Holmes at their home in Lebanon.
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Toma Ce
East Street
Holmes
Halmes
Uncle Sam
K of P Holding Association
Central Christian Church
Stanley Hall
I,ly
Lebanon
Keith Hol Ason
Indianapolis
Labor Party Hits Act As Likely To Start World War
In a full dress debate in the House of Commons Labour allegations warned that planned US attacks on Korea power plants could risk a third world war. Anthony Eden admitted Britain was not informed or consulted on the raids and faced calls from Labour to move a vote of censure against Prime Minister Churchill over the Korean crisis.
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Labor Party
United States
Britain
Korea
Clement R. Attlee
Kore House of Commons
Imay
Anthony Katen
Eden
Sidney Silverman
Winston Churchill Vecatese
Churchill
Jaycees Install New Leaders at Banquet
Jaycees installed officers and welcomed 12 new members at a banquet in Alen Country Clah lick Fuller. Outgoing president Patelled James Myers became president, Myers installed Edwin as vice president, Robert as secretary, Gilbert Smith as treasurer, and Dr Robert Coons. New members include Jack Alexander, Jack Wall, Chris Overson, Kenneth Garver, Rod Blackwell, John R Flanagan, Frank Pigg, Dick Cadger, Don Mitchell, P B Myers, Robert Pearl, James Limp, and Clair Young Putter. certificates were awarded to Erwin Wolgast for youth activities leadership and Robert Edwards as safety chairman. Continued on page.
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Fehanon Jaycees
Alen Country
Clah Lick Fuller
James Myers
Myers
Edwin
Robert Secretary
Gilbert Smith
Uver
Robert Coons
Jack Alexand
Jack Wall
Chris Overson
Kenneth Garver
Rod Blackwell
John R. Flanagan
Frank Pigg
Dick Cadger
Don Mitchell
P. B. Myers
Robnert Pearl
James Limp
Clair Young Putter
Erwin Wolgast
Robert Edwards
Brigadier General Brink Dies By Own Action In Office
Brigadier General Francis G. Brink a former liaison officer to General Douglas Mac Arthur and foreign aid chief in Indo China killed himself with a 38 caliber revolver in his Peniston office late Tuesday. Army intelligence officers blamed overwork and poor health as contributing factors. Brink died after an ambulance took him to Reed Hospital.
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Washington
UP Army
Francis G. Brink
Indo- China
Douglas MacArthur
Leason
Peniston
Brink
Army
Reed Hospital
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Ae Burcer Joy
UN Trice
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Mnt
Mra
Gen Hoow
Butner Joy
Naval Academy
Iinternationat Sow Foto
Schricker and Watkins
Hoosier
Seoul
Sagart
Kores
Peru
India
Cate Brothers Cirsis
Deegy
Brant
OFU
Russia
G.O.P
Ike
Emily
Brig. Gen. Brink
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