Bloomington conference probes postwar German democracy
Questions at the Bloomington tilt conference on American foreign policy drew 150 Hoosier leaders. German experts debated whether postwar Germany can sustain a democracy without renewed conflict, with scholars noting differences between old world and American conceptions of democracy and the roles of the USA and USSR in reunification and free elections in all of Germany.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Germany
Hitler
Ofussolini
Italy
Argentina
Peron
Cgermany
USA
Russia
Cloudburst Damages Wyoming Crops and Roads
Torrington reports severe storms dropping up to 29 inches of rain and hail, crippling sugar beet fields in the Niobrara River Valley. Towns and highways flooded, communications cut, motorists stranded, National Guard deployed as travel halted near Torrington Fort Laramie Guernsey and surrounding areas.
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Torrington
Wye
Wyoming
Platte River Valley
Turrington
Fort Laramie
Trigh
Guernsey
Father Perth
Moral Hospital
Wenerathr
Pert Boron
Tedtindiss
Tor
Carpaty
Uae
Garace
Jamie
Guern
Biea
Sunde
Collisions Here One Driver Charged
A chaotic crash scene is described with damaged training planes and multiple impacts. The report notes injuries and emergency responses, with details about weather factors including lightning and high winds. Authorities say one driver faces charges as investigations continue.
Death of Red Sox first baseman Harry Aveanis
Cambridge bulletin reports 25 year old Harry Aveanis, Red Sox first baseman, died today at Sancta Maria Hospital after several weeks illness. Doctors cited a massive pulmonary embolism as the believed cause of death.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harry Aveanis
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Wheat Farmers Vote Controls In Referendum
American wheat farmers voted on government controls in a referendum. About 300 county farmers were eligible. 254 voted yes on quotas while 434 voted no. the national vote prompted Agriculture Secretary Benson to pursue a plan to sell grain at lower prices to boost domestic markets.
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Willianies
WAT
Ernst Falta
Ites A. Wright
Aoote
ASC
Beone
Agemiat
Ode Vatet Onetiot
Wes
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Upiay
Ulenderes
State Police Use Wolf Packs Here
A fragmented report notes state police employing "wolf packs" in patrols on US routes. Several motorists were charged with improper passing and traffic infractions and taken to Justice of the Peace court for arraignment. After pleading guilty and paying fines, their cases concluded.
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Atention
Ground breaking for Indiana Methodist dormitory
A ground breaking ceremony for a new eighty thousand pound dormitory at the Indiana Methodist Children's Home was held Sunday night with Reverend Hugh McGlasson Reverend and Mrs J C Coons WH Parr Jr Lloyd Sanders holding two shovels Otis Collier Mrs Hassil Schenck Reverend B D Beck and Reverend William Koehnlein present.
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Indiana Methodist Children’s Home
Hugh McGlasson
Uncertain Text Fragment Highlights Local Scene
Fragmentary OCR text references a Sunday event with maritime imagery, boats and waves, a performance by a person or team, and an upset. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a local or sporting moment involving a crowd, water, and spectators.
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Ssie Po
Freeman
Couthean
Buell
Rihisse Peenrn
Mofern Deans
Siriers
Jake
Usher
Minnie Phebus Rites Tuesday
Minnie Phebus dies after long illness. Born in the county, she lived in Mes, Menge Mhetus area and was 1988 resident of Sheridan. Surviving Bertha Kem Meny, a son Phebus of Menio Park California, and five grandchildren. Funeral services set for 3 pm Tuesday at Hinshaw home in Sheridan with Rev. of the Sheridan Methodist Church officiating. Burial in View cemetery.
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Mes
Menge Mhetus
Irs
Kinkaid
Phebus
Bertha Kem Meny
Menio Park
Cal
Sheridan Methodist Church
Hinshaw 1
Sheridan Revior
Sheridan Meth
N View
Union Charts Future Course
Negotiations continue as union leaders outline a future course and plan to prepare steel units for shutdown. Officials say the move is routine and that most firms have not yet received offers from alternative employers. Continued on page four.
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Priscip
Steels
Sohn Stephens
Notiivine
Anid
Innon
Ambulance Crash Leaves Driver Injured in Harbor Area
A vehicle collision near the harbor left the driver seriously hurt. Police and emergency crews responded as an ambulance transported the injured individual to a hospital for treatment.
Thorntown Youth Hurt In Collision
A Thorntown youth was injured in a collision and transported to Clinton County Hospital in Frankville. The crash occurred near St. Kians 38 and another nearby landmark as reported by local authorities. The injured teen was treated for non life threatening injuries and released later that day.
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Thorntown
Sto
Clinton County
Brankivel
Toy Aly
Fish Die In Prairie Creek Pollution Near Lebanon
Samples from Prairie Creek near Lebanon show definite cyanide poisoning. Conservation Officer Robert Perkins and Earl Burdsall filed a report after tests by the State Board of Health. a representative may visit to investigate pollution sources. Officials warn residents to keep children from the creek and livestock away from the water. Thousands of fish including catfish and bass perished over a one mile stretch. The origin of the toxin and possible effects on Sugar Creek remain undetermined due to muddy conditions.
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Earl Burdnall
Thorntown
State Advisory Board For Conservation
Lebanon
Prame Creek
Lennard Shaffer Board
Staite Board of Health
Prairie Creek
Robert Perkins
Perkins
Earl Burdsall
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Boone County
Indianapolis
State Pollution Board
Burdsall
Bursdall
Peron frees 19 Radical leaders in Argentina revolt
In Buenos Aires today 19 Radical party leaders were released after detention since the June 16 revolt against President Juan D. Peron. Four more party members remained in custody as police in Eva Peron Buenos Aires Province reported arrest of two Communists and two Radical party members on charges of preaching camers. The Radical party remains the main opposition with 14 of 166 seats in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Eva Peron
Chamber of Eps Ulies
Congress
Peronistas
Institution's History Recited At Ceremony in Connersville
A history program marked the home in Connersville Indiana with scripture by Rev William Koehn invocation by Rev J J Hamilton remarks by Rev Ons Collier board president and centenary lead by Rev Hugh McGlassen. The home began work on a new dormitory, to be done by March 1 1956, Gwaltney Bros Indianapolis hold the general contract.
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Becs
Connersville
Indiana
Barre
Suntay
West Camp Store
Itham Koehnnersville
J J Hamilton
Ons Collier
Hugh McGlassen
Crawfordsville
William Buntin
Lebanon
Nancy Boatman
P. J. Hamilton
J. C. Coons
Gwaltney Bros
Indianapolis
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