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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
1
A heated council session centered on the veto issue as members clashed over authority and implications. The debate highlighted fault lines between factions and the role of the executive in approving measures. Local observers noted tense exchanges and contested interpretations of the veto power.
Unclear text references a suspect in an Egnan slaying being questioned. Mentions arrival by plane from Italy, with disjointed phrases about Thomas and a Chicago trial. Details are garbled and not coherent.
Thousands of Peorians were stranded as 800 bus and streetcar drivers and garage and shop workers quit work. No strike vote was taken. Local 418 president Lawrence Lulay cited progress in wage talks but reported workers ended their jobs after a late meeting. Arbitration talks were mentioned as a possible component of ongoing negotiations.
Shanghai dispatch says anti communists led by Nationalist generals and advisers from Germany plan renewed war against Chinese Communists. Observers note Chiang Kai-shek's government seeks a stronger hard line with factions around Gen. George Marshall and German Nazi advisors. Reported factions may urge decisive action despite calls for peace talks.
Butler University announced that over 1,100 students are registered for summer sessions and plans for the 1946-47 enrollment have been set. Upperclassmen registration is Sept 12 and freshmen Sept 13, with Lebanon participants including Jessie Marie Negle and others at local addresses.
San Francisco reports nine million dollars in treble damage suits filed against forty west coast lumber firms and a handful of contractors in a sweeping Office of Price Administration crackdown on lumber black market practices. The suits, filed in California Arizona Oregon and Washington, allege improper pricing and diversion. OPA says additional actions will follow as evidence is gathered.
The Tokyo tribunal announced the death of Matsuoka and dismissed charges against him. President Sir William Wothi ordered the indictment to the Matsuoka family under Allied Headquarters rules. The trial continued with 27 defendants, as Matsuoka was not present for sessions. A medical exam noted tuberculosis and other ailments.
Britain prepares for bread rationing as Food Czar announces imminent controls on loaf distribution. Government plans curb on flour supplies to stabilize markets and ensure fair access amid wartime shortages.
War Department honor roll for World War II lists Boone county casualties. Forty-one Boone residents are named with statuses including KIA DNB and FOD. one name was omitted and later added. The compile reflects nationwide tallies from 50 state booklets and DC.
Conviction of 31 men in a harsh political case sparked strong feeling as judges imposed prison terms. The proceedings touched on possible hostage releases tied to the Irgun Zvai Leumi, with several defendants reacting to the verdict as the national anthem played.
Lester J. Boatman spoke at the annual light party of the Speed ayalae lah in Indianapolis. About twenty five members and guests attended for the program and installation of new officers led by District Governor Floyd Farley.
Boone AAA office 5 relocated today from the county court house after a commissioner order. The move directs the Agricultural Extension and Red Cross offices to new rooms in Lebanon Sales Service and related facilities. The change follows authorization involving Frank W. Alike, Ian Rodgers, and local chamber actions.
Sterling Perry a 54 year old Evans bank official was sentenced to a 13 year term and fined for charges including embezzling about 142000 from National City Bank where he served as vice president. Special Judge Walter Lindley suspended eight counts and ordered three years probation after serving 13 years.
Paris June 27 Western powers reject Molotov plan for Trieste halting hopes for a 21 nation peace conference this summer. Big Four talks stall. ministers miss Friday deadline on Italian and Satellite treaties, while Balkan accord details are reconsidered.
Two Lebanon men were recently separated from the United States Navy. One was discharged at the Naval Personnel Separation Center in Sachsonville, Florida, and the other at Charlestown, South Carolina. Names listed are Orvan V. Johnson Jr. of 410 West Main Street and James L. Pauley of 220% East Pearl Street, both serving as radar operator third class and yeoman third class respectively.
Adolph Zortz 27, Milwaukee machine shop worker, found guilty by a military court of striking prisoner Fred C. Moore 21, New Haven, Conn., at Lichfield Detention Camp after a 2 hour 40 minute trial. Sentenced to repriban as one of the mildest in seven enlistment cases.
Lebaron Lions Club elected and installed officers at a dinner meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Leer kamp on State Road 3% North. Paul Swank led the ceremony. new officers include Albert Ruddell as president Howard Tanselle and Harald Rivesell as vice presidents Armand Akers secretary Willis Pulwider treasurer and Arthur Lovell tail twister with Harold Gentry and Buren McCane as two year board members. Akers received a past president pin.
President Truman said Economic Stabilizer Bowles has sought resignation but he hoped Bowles would remain. The administration faced a looming Senate vote on the OPA extension amid threats of filibuster. Bowles’ departure would complicate efforts to stabilize prices and maintain the agency’s authority.
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