GOP Strategy Committee In Session Today
The GOP Strategy Committee gathers with 21 members representing federal and national committees. The meeting aims to reboot Republican sentiment, focus on farmers, and discuss a regional approach as a plan to rally party support ahead of the 1950 elections.
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Five Negro Suspects Held On Charge Of Passing Bogus Bills
Quain city police detained five men described as Negro suspects on charges of passing bogus twenty dollar bills in southern Illinois. A Secret Service agent was en route from Springfield to assist after a state police alert traced the suspects to Sandoval and Centralia, with arrests made at 4 20 a.m. in Quain.
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Sandoval
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Waterspouts Kill One and Injure Nine in Cebu City
Reports confirm waterspouts struck Cebu City causing one death and nine injuries. Local authorities cordon off affected areas as rescue teams assess damage and provide aid to residents. Police and weather services coordinate to monitor ongoing storms and issue safety warnings.
Fourth Of July Plans Complete
Fourth of July plans list a community festival at Memorial Park with a variety of events. The program includes horse shows, pins, art displays, a motor bike race, concerts, a palmatie pageant, a swimming pool exhibition, dining exhibits, and contests. Lebanon team faces Pie foundation in the evening as pageant and activities continue on to page 4.
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Rth
Jegis
Reece
Gares
Lebanon
Tyea
Mercury Weather: June Rainfall Near Seasonal Average
Local forecast notes June rainfall near average with Mercury recording an 88.5 temperature reading today. The month’s weather shows 4 percent above or below typical levels, reflecting typical seasonal variability in the area.
Farm program debate echoes in House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture Committee split along party lines over a farm program 1430 boosting price supports and testing Giret subsidies for producers. Rep Stephen Pace D Ga said quick action will be pursued to advance the measure through committee and to the House floor, signaling farm vote implications for the 1950s era. Republican members have resisted certain provisions while Pace argued for rapid consideration.
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Stephen Pace
Aiije
Fastern Drought Still Unbroken
United Press reports a stubborn drought along the Athinive coast as heat continues. Forecasters warn the heat wave will persist with temperatures near 92 to 96 degrees and no general rainfall in sight. The New England area sees no relief as temperatures drop from 90s to 80s overnight in some locales.
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New England
Raika
New Strikes Listed Last Month and Labor Losses
Washington reports 450 new strikes in May with about 250,000 workers involved and 3,200,000 work days lost. Prior walkouts include a 24 hour stoppage at Fort Motor, a short halt at Philesorp, and a strike at Singer Manufacturing in Elizabeth.
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Labor Department
Praior Soltouts
Fort Motor Company
Philesorp
Singer Manufacturing Company
Elizabeth
Bendix Strike Settled Today
Washington and South Bend officials announced a settlement of the Bendix strike after talks that began yesterday. Symington praised both sides for a “very decent thing” and urged extra effort to produce critical items for the Air Force. Air Force representatives and South Bend union leaders were flown to Washington for the discussions and were to depart later today.
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South Bend
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Northern State Roads inspection plan stirs political debate
A partisan delegation from four states visits northern Indiana to probe road deterioration and road funding. Senator Dale E Berk and others from Fort Wayne, Elkhart, and nearby areas discuss plans to inspect US 37 between Dylan’s and Fort Wayne routes, while Senate leaders push approval of a revenue bill. The trip, scheduled for soon, highlights disputes over highway funding and state participation.
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New Anti Church Decrees Issued Spark Czech Tensions
Prague broadcasts anti church decrees warning that punishing government supporters violates the Czech constitution and is punishable under regulations. It backs priests excommunicated for backing the government and says they will carry out spiritual duties. The stage is set for possible arrest and trial of Archbishop Beran and his bishops if defiance continues.
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Re Vkia
Beran
West Berlin Rail Workers Return to Service
West Berlin railway workers resumed duties after a 39 day strike. About 98 percent returned by 8 a m and began checking rails and installations. Traffic to reopen on Berlin’s elevated lines and the Berlin Western Germany link as US officials anticipate freight trains resuming May 27. Soviet sector reports hint possible reprisals amid pay and service issues between Berlin routes.
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Lepe — News Communist Union
Berlin
Germany
Sarnst Aemitted
Soft Coal Operators Reject Lewis Plan
Soft coal operators representing the bulk of the industry voted unanimously to reject John J. Lewin s proposal for a temporary three day work week in the mines at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on June 28.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John J. Levwin
City to buy three bicycle racks for downtown curbside use
The council approved purchasing three bike racks at 46 each to reduce sidewalk and storefront congestion. Waggoner noted past parking violations prompting the plan. Ten residents were named who have declined to pay parking fines, and affidavits may be filed. The town plans a burn pile cleanup on Nob Creek and will continue regular burnings. Clerk George Linton was tasked to verify bids for the fire station remodel, with architect Robert Hutchinsen absent.
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Chie Egoner
Theo
Nerrolly Mterndy
Gira Kincaid
Dear Fie Conservation Club
George Linton
Robert Hutchinsen
Lebanon
Archieet
Weather Outlook for Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the south tonight and again in the extreme south Wednesday. Continued warm and humid, especially in the south portion. Lows tonight 67 north 72 south. Highs Wednesday 85 north 87 south.
City R E M C To Have No Lights For Thirty Minute Period
Lebanon city and county will be without lights tonight for 30 minutes as the Public Service Company installs an insulator lightning arrestor at its South Section station. The outage will run from midnight to 12 30 am if weather permits, with the work extending to tomorrow night if needed.
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Lebanon
Roe, M
Public Service
Judge Sustains Suppress Motion in Slot Machines Case
Judge Downing sustained a motion to suppress evidence in a case charging transporting slot machines from Vern McVey. The ruling questioned the legality of McVey’s arrest after officers allegedly concealed the machines in a truck. Prosecutor Thompson argued the arrest stood, while witnesses differed on whether the arrest occurred before the machine seizure. The eight machines were to be destroyed. Archbishop Matecha and Archbishop Beran parallel noted church authorities facing police controls in Crsc vakia.
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Attornas
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Hollingsworth
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Elks Club
North West
Mircet
Shirley
MeVer
Arent Hollingsfarth
iShirley
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Meyer
Hollingsworth Thompson
Herber Gregg
Mayo
Gregs
Rash Robinson
Senate Keeps Injunction Tool Against Strikes In Emergency
The Senate defeated a Lucas amendment aimed at stripping emergency strike provisions from Taft Hartley reform. It upheld using injunctions and potential government seizure powers to curb strikes that threaten national safety. Taft Hartley repeal faces further votes as administration forces retreat.
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Senate
Sen. Robert
Taft
EPRS
Scott W. Lucas
Patt
Lucas
Teft
Rival Korean Troops Clash In Battle Near 38th Parallel
The United Nations Korean Commission reports heavy fighting between Southern and Northern Korean troops near the 38th parallel. Cables to UN HQ say artillery and machine gun fire, with the clash in progress and concerns rising about the intensity of the engagement.
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United Nations
Korean Commission Today
Korea
Farm Training Class Organized
Dr Clement T. Malan county agent presides over farm training classes planned for July at Dover Pinnell and Thorntown with government specifications. Teachers Forest Wright T Ebinghaus and E G Brown attend Purdue Vocational Agriculture conference to gain updates and tour university developments. Purdue President Fredrick L Hovde and Prof J Carroll Bottom to speak on agriculture outlook and policy.
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Adent
Schosis
Ania
Malan Sari
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Forest Wright
T. Ebbinghaus
Dover
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Thorntown
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Purdue
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