Armory Dedication Plans Near Completion In Lebanon
The Lebanon Armory dedication publicity release outlines a public ceremony with Lt Col John D Fri- Slay, Adjutant General of Indiana, leading dedicatory exercises. Gov Henry P Schyiger and Major General Robert M. Tyndall are among speakers. the event features Miss Joe Figiins and the Letaney High School Band with a fireworks display at Memmin Park beforehand. A long list of officials and organizations are invited, with accommodations made for daylight saving time.
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Lebanon
Armory Board
Maw Lewis
Afaf
Memmin Park
Aspire
Igh
Fred Conpidiat
Lebanon Artiery Houns
Relerta
Hend
Mom Shelby
Baron Smith
Camp Shelby
Joe Figiins
Letaney High School
Levit Karry
Piscot
Mrece
Henry PO Schyiger
John D
Indiana
Robert MH. Tyndall
WB Drysdale
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Cape U. S
Miller
Fort Harrikane
Louis L. Roberts
Buren Smith
Camp
Speiby
Stanley B. Jones
Amt
Robinson Hitchcock
State
Selective Service
Henry
Wien
Allege Teiitic
Thorntown
Jamestown
Advance
Zionsville
Boone County Commissioners
Boone County Selective Service Board
Business Wed Professional Women's Club
County Farm Bureau
U S Council
War Briefs From London Rome Vatican War Updates
June 26 dispatches report Preemysl fighting in southeast Poland and Vilna area with rapid German deletions and Russian resistance. RAF strikes along the French coast as Finland and Monaco weigh strategic moves while Italian expeditionary forces commit to action against Russia. Vatican signals a forthcoming wartime statement from the Pope.
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London
UPI
Poland
Hoevsarabian
RAF
Beeneen
Kiel
Vilna
Katinas
Luis Memel
Fiat
Bessarbien Frout
Parderian Rae
Nati
Tobruk
Tan Planes Capital
Ploesti Il
Rome
Italy
Russia
Vatican City
Avkare
Reciprocal Trucking Talks Between Indiana Oklahoma
Indiana and Oklahoma seek renewal of a reciprocal trucking agreement as Indiana aims to permit defense material hauling and continued transit through Kansas. Carpenter, at the statehouse in Topeka, notes the current pact was canceled effective July 1 and stresses the need for a new arrangement.
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Carpenter
State Commission On Interstate Cooperation
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kanana
Endisle
Memorial Program Sunday Honors Deceased Women’s Relief Corps
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its annual memorial service Sunday afternoon June 24 at Powell Chapel Oak Hill Cemetery. The program features speakers and a gravesite decoration with members and families invited to attend and bring wreaths.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Island Army of the Republic
Powell Chapel
Oak Hill
Maurie Kommel
Virgil) Schenck
Thonal Roi
Candie Sortitt
Daetize Vartan
Mina
Maurice Kitumel
Mess Virmi Schenck
Priver Misch
Mi Hendersin
W. Roc Chaplair
Piapiet
Mra
Carly Ay Metz
Heaoed
Jas Toviews
Kitee Adderman
Anna Anderson
Alice Lampher
Anna Watts
Mie
Jia Mea
Charette McCann
Banna Gaurtett
Hester Shore
New York Youth Association Program Expands Statewide Growth
Indianapoliss reports NJYA program expansion as Nathal Youth Administration notes anniversary of founding. Observers mark steady gains in participant numbers and local centers. Sophidge Heappie Bhs Foy eA Vr Oy highlight inaugural year progress while funding at $255 is referenced. Continued on Page 2.
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Indianapoliss
Rau
Natal Youth
RY Jae
Dale Npa
City Clocks Advance One Hour in Lebanon
Lebanon residents woke to clocks set one hour ahead as the city observes daylight saving time under an official decree from the Lebanon Common Council. Officials expect near full compliance with the change, though indications suggest minor confusion. Continued on Page 6.
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Lebanon
Tizens
The
Lebanon Common Council
Defense Bonds and Stamps Move to Support National Defense
The text urges citizens to cash bonds or save funds for Defense Bonds and Stamps to aid America against attacks. It notes people are contributing by having salaries withheld through employers or banks to buy bonds or stamps. Purchases can be made at post offices or banks or by contacting the Treasurer of the United States in Washington.
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Lyk
America
United States
Race Track Tout Slain Mob Style Touts Bailey Case
A fragmented report mentions a race track tout linked to a slain mob style incident. It references Charles Bailey and a man named Torr, noting a prior federal prison term in Atlanta for participation. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Roeitiee
Gharles Bailey
Wal
Dela Ford
Gunnian
Atlanta
Everal
Bailey
Jaleo
Defense order for 52000 mice issued in Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor Maine June 26 1944 defense order for 52000 mice announced by Jackson Memorial Laboratory for army laboratory work at a medical school.
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Bar Harbor
Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Army
Ite Medical School
Train Wreck Fatalities and Injuries Reported
Four people were killed and four injured when a train crashed on a railroad line near New York. The incident caused the passenger car to derail. the car was empty at impact. Victims named include LP Witwer from Mt Carmel and Davie Tom from Page.
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Liae Te Dielalee Big Baar
Hokie
Sittin
Sethi
Hanen
Hiltgalland
Ivan Persone
Famener
Coure Ipaitee
Cenger
Thore
LP Witwer
Mt Carmel Ont
Daaviie
British Planes Attack Bremen And Kiel Bases
British air sorties raided Germany for the 15th straight night focusing on Bremen and Kiel naval bases. Operations included sweeps over northern France and claims of shooting down 13 German Messerschmitt fighters. Five British fighters were reported lost or shot down.
Penny Ice Fund Grows Ten Dollars 73.21 Reported
The Penny Ice Fund shows receipts and disbursements totaling 313.06 with a recent total 73.27 and 27 shocks noted. The report mentions grants and privileged members and references aid for the aged and infirm and those sick, amid weather-related delays.
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Penny Ice Fund
Lovell Monument
Hall
Saifer
United States backs aid to Russia in its war against Nazis
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt solidifies aid to the Soviet Union as it battles Nazi Germany. Congress faces limited opposition while the administration weighs neutralization policy and delivery logistics dependent on Soviet resistance and available ships.
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United States
Russia
Washington
Roosevelt
Red Army
Adolf Hitler
Cal
Britain
Congress
Soviet Union
Bob Loto
Pacific
Japan
Ballistics Tests Solve Two Murders in Chicago
Police said Earl Parks confessed to killing Murphy and Lindblom after ballistics tests matched a gun to Parks. Lawrence Murphy, Gustaf Lindblom killed. Parks identified by a witness. Robbery and theft charges linked to a Kentucky arrest surfaced in the investigation.
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Chicago
Earl Parks
Twoen
Irks
Lawrence Murphy
Gary
Ind
Gustaf R. Lindblom
Parks
Georgetown
Juanita Sturdivant
Murphy
Fas Beesnij
Machinists Return to Work End Major Strike
United Press reports AFL machinists ended their strike and will resume work Monday at San Francisco Bay shipyards. CIO workers will decide on joining the AFL, affecting defense contracts worth about 500 million. The Pacific master labor agreement sets wages at 1.12 dollars hourly plus overtime. Bethlehem Shipbuilding, running the two largest plants, had not accepted the agreement.
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United Press
AFL
San Francisco Bay
National Defense
CIO
Bay Area
Tate
Pacific
SV Erties
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
San Francisco
Beiche
Agoind
War moves hint at battered Russian defense in five days
United Press reports partial Russian resistance as Germany fights on the Western and Baltic fronts. Soviet planes raid German territory beyond East Prussia while Moscow telegraphs cautious optimism, with no decisive breakthrough after five days of fighting. Page 6.
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United Press
Reliwie
Russia
Ukraine
Isoa
Lye
Germany
Naai
Baranevichi
Nazis Drive Within Seventy Miles of Minsk
Soviet forces battled to blunt twin Nazi advances on the eastern front as German troops pushed toward Baranovichi near Minsk. Berlin claimed gains but offered only generalities while Soviet air attacks sparked fires at Abo and fires near Hels, with Bucharest reportedly bombed per unconfirmed radio reports.
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Nasis
Soviet
Russia
Ukraine
Baltic States
Baranovichi
Minsk
Herder
Adolf Hitler
Pinhead
Abo
Berlin
New York
N.B.C
Bucharest
Germania
Hels
Navy seeks to extend service for all enlisted men
Washington June 26 The navy asked Congress to keep in service all enlisted personnel regardless of enlistment end dates arguing it protects national defense Rear Admiral J W Newitt chief of Bureau of Navigation told the Senate naval affairs committee the move is needed to prevent imperiled defense Continued on page 6
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Neuristatins
Potenest i
J. W. Newitt
Nevigas
Senate
Avalafeee
War Department reports size of U S Army
Washington reports 1 441 500 officers and enlisted men in the army as of today. Leon Henderson announces early next week ceiling prices on rubber tires and tubes at wholesale and retail levels as of June 17. Morgenthau suggests selling British American investments when market conditions improve. Possible immediate loan to Finland discussed by Morgenthau. Jesse Jones says he is considering a loan to the British government.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Leon Henderson
Forday
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Morgenthau
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S.pabcomer
Engar Arto-Telephore
Pruth
Bulletins
Jesse Jones
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