Poisonous plants endanger Indiana livestock and humans
Purdue expert Iver C. Lee warns Indiana farmers about poisonous plants including white snakeroot, water hemlock, hemlock, buckeye sprouts, and black locust. The article details risks to cattle, sheep, goats, and horses, noting milk sickness from white snakeroot in cows and the deadly effects of several roots and sprouts.
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Iver C. Lee
Departat of Botany and Plant Pathol
Purdue University
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Ater
Jana
America
Pastor
Weather Outlook for Cape Pemee Wednesday
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers turning cooler southwest and extreme north cape pemee Wednesday. Thunder low tonight showers 65 to 70. High Wednesday 80 to 95.
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Cape Pemee
July 5th plans include parade and fireworks in Lebanon
Final plans for Lebanon's July 5 celebration call for a parade at 12:50 noon starting Washington and East streets led by parade chair Will Fubauer and marshal Mike Mendersen. The Lions Band and Center School band will perform at Memorial Park at 2 pm followed by a fireworks display after the 或dusk game. Parking restrictions will be enforced on parade day on select streets per the safety committee.
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Lebanon
Mondy
Legion Home
Richard Ugker
Chae
National Guard
Martins
Courthouse Square
Wills Fubauer
Mike Mendersen
Iehanen
Consdell
Richard Codger
Pelier Department
Pps
Cadser Sa
Cepirion
Gitte Park
Jaycees Officers Served Upon Term Completion
The Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce notes officers who completed their terms yesterday. George Bonaldson retires as vice president, with Agnes and Jonior listed among continuing or newly elected posts in the annual recap.
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Jaycees
George Bonaldson
Os Unum
Agnes
Lebanon Jonior Chamber of Culminoves
Campaign Opens On Local Traffic Violators Marked Air Routes
Authorities launch a campaign targeting traffic violators in town while adopting official air plane markings as air pilots can spot them. Lebanon assigns markings and the Chamber of Commerce spent 45 dollars for paint to mark Shelby’s Birage roof for pilots to identify local aviation authority. State officials urged all cities and towns to provide similar markings.
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Lebanon
Chamber of Commerce
Shelby's
Plan To Cut Off Foreign Aid Adopted
Washington The House Foreign Affairs Committee adopted a proposal to cut off Southeast Asia foreign aid from any nation joining a Communist aggression pact with Asia. The amendment targets 800 million dollars in special funds for Asia and Indochina, seeking to deny aid to governments supporting Communist rule, while a separate letter from 12 committee members urged President Eisenhower to reject the plan or face foreign aid review.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Asia
Kephorys-Chins
Anthony Eden
Indochina
Ure
Eisenhower
Training Program For Mothers Of Blind Children To Be Held
Indiana Indianapolis report outlines a three day training program for mothers of pre school blind children. The event will be conducted at the head for the blind on the north side and will begin July 8. Sessions aim to help mothers address faith and daily challenges associated with their children’s handicaps.
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Indianapolis
Water shortage prompts curb on use and paving water
Tom Burrin notes a water waste incident on State Road 39 as city supply was cut off for paving. Utilities manager Tow Bar says shortages eased, new well pipes arriving soon, and guards against lawn sprinkling remain urged. Sunday's consumption fell to 653000 gallons from the prior 12 days.
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Town
Repor
Wig Leon Utilities
Burrin
Memorial Park
Waukegan
the Reporter
Kiwanis Sends Five to 4-H Camp at DePauw Greencastle
Boone County youths Carl Scoring Edward Rice Judy Bush Judy Caldwell Carolyn Coens attend the Indiana Junior Leaders Conference at DePauw University Greencastle The Lebanon Kiwanis Club sponsors the trip with Boone County Farm Bureau backing Earlier Kiwanis presidents provided expense checks The twenty third annual conference runs today through July 2 with more than 508 junior leaders present Speakers include DePauw President Russell Humbert Purdue extension leaders and Rexniss International executives
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Boone County
DePauw University
Greencastle
Carl Scoring
Edward Rice
Jefferson Township
Judy Bush
Judy Caldwell
Lebanon
Center Township
Carolyn Coens
Jackson Township
Farm Bureau
Stanley Hall
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Mary Frances Smith
Purdue
Innocram
Kenneth Harrix
Aniston Charman
Indiana Kiwanis Clubs
Russell JF Humbert
LE Hallinan
Jack Raney
Indignapelis
Rexgnis International
Frank Liddle
Vabtla
Russell F Hasidy
Millani
Fin
Eisenhower administration appeals for farm program support
In a nationwide radio broadcast Vice President Nixon and Secretary Benson defended the farm program. Benson called current law unfair to farmers and taxpayers while denying plans to cut farm income, and Nixon warned against continuing high supports as the height of the policy.
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Washington
Eisenr
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Bensor Appe
Benson
Congress
New City Law Bans Long Parking Of Stock Here
Lebanon city council passed Ordinance No 36 banning keeping cattle sheep and swine within city limits and prohibiting parking or keeping them on streets for more than one hour Violations are separate offenses with fines from 3 to 25 dollars and up to 30 days imprisonment The law could take effect after two publications if an emergency clause is approved
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Lebanon
Theity Council
Cpmite Founty
Mira Ifat Tate Pew
Sur
Lone Inductee James Smith Heads to Fort Wood
James Smith of Lebanon, the sole June inductee of the local draft board, departed from the Lebanon Armory by bus for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The council approved a streetlight at Ash and Clark, plans for fifteen new parking meters on West North Street, dropped two WWh minute meters, and backed bicycle racks for downtown Lebanon near Main and Meridian across from the Sugar Bowl. The Lions Club bicycle rack project and two more racks received Fraternal Order of Police backing, with final action postponed.
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James Smith
Lebanon
Leonard Wood
Grant Street
East Main
East South Streets
G. B. Hines
Ash and
Clark Street
Lee Richman
Charles Wheeler
West North Street
Meridian Streets
North Street
Lebanon Lions Chub |O
Strect
Main
Sugar Bowl
Fraternal
Order of Police Lebanon
John Dicks Win Wabash Scholarship
Two recipients named for Union Carbide and Carbon Corp scholarships to cover tuition and essentials for a nine or ten semester program starting September. Recipients are Robert H Little of Chicago and Jon Dicks of Lafayette Avenue Crawfordsville. Dicks starred in Lebanon High School activities including football, Honor Society, and music.
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Crawfordsville
Wabash Cobiece
Union Carbide
Carbon Corp
Studen
Robert H Little
Chiesge
Jon Dicks
Lafayette Ave
Jesse D. Dicks
Honor Society of
Lebanon High School
Bridgeport Brass Donates to Local Groups in Lebanon
Bridgeport Brass Company and Indianapolis plant staff from Boone county contributed $125.50 to local philanthropies in Lebanon. Charles Smock, Lebanon Chamber president, distributed checks to Boone district council Boy Scouts $18, Lebanon Girl Scouts $12, County Mental Health Association $12.50, Boone County Heart Fund $12.50, Lebanon Salvation Army $12.50, Boone Chapter National Polio Foundation $37, and Boone Chapter American Red Cross $21.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Indianapolis
Boone County
Lebanon Philanthropies
Charles Smock
Chambers of Commerce
Bridgeport Brass Good Neighbor Fund
Boone District Council Boy Scouts
Lebanon Girl Scouts
County Mental Health Association
Boone County Heart Fund
Lebanon Salvation Army
Boone Prosecutor Elected By Bar At 6th District Meet
Eugene B Burns was elected corresponding secretary of the Sixth District Bar Association at a meeting Saturday at Turkey Run State Park. Carl Henthorne of Crawfordsville was elected district president and Victor Akiridge of Terre Haute was elected secretary. W H Parr and W O H Parr Jr were among Lebanon lawyers at the meeting.
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Boone County
Eugene B. Burns
Sixth District Bar Association
Turkey Run State Park
Carl Henthorne
Crawfordsville
Victor Akiridge
Terre Haute
W. H Parr
Wo HL Parr, Jr
Lebanon
Resignation Of Diaz Regime Reported In Guatemala City
The Guatemalan government reported the resignation of the Diaz regime led by Col Enrique Diaz after rebel leader Col Castillo Armas demanded surrender. Jose Sanchez and Alfredo H. Manzan left the junta, with Diaz now heading a new ruling group as rebels threaten ongoing action and bombing attempts near the capital.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Col Care
Enriquu Diaz
Acade Ar
Cenz Guzman
Col. Castillo Armas
Enrique Diaz
Josef Sanchez
Arbenz
Alfredo H. Manzan
Enanique Diaz
Jose Luis Salazar
Maurice Dubois
Castillo Armas
Diaz
Jarein Arbonmuzman
Communist Party
Honduras
Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Guatemala City
Local church sets date for 55th annual lawn social
The church announces its 55th annual lawn social to be held on the church lawn Wednesday July 3. Ladies committees oversee cake serving tables and circle captains, with Mrs Walter and Mrs Lawrence Honan in charge. Ice cream, cakes, hot sandwiches and drinks will be served from 5 p.m. under the supervision of Mrs Honan and Mrs Benigar. Robert Edwards chairs the soda and candy stand.
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Dng
St. Cecilia Circle
Park Beadle
St. Monica Circle
Francis Busald
St. Agnes
Kenneth Jackson
Flower Circle
Honan
Perpetual Help Circle
H. E. Susong
St. Gerard Circle
Oliver Hammerie
Joe Honan
G. A. Benigar
Robert Edwards
City Launches Safety Drive On Speeders
Lebanon police launch a city wide campaign to curb reckless driving and speeding citing recent complaints. Chief Large orders strict enforcement with speed limits marked 20 mph in business districts and 15 mph in residences zones. Mayor Ransdell calls a social meeting tonight to discuss the plan and possible reassignment of police personnel as enforcement begins immediately.
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Follee Ray Large
Lebanon Cty Council
Lebanon
Curl
le Lebanon
Lebanon F Police Department
Weoare Wing
Ransdell
Lebanon Police Aree
Large
Ed T Landers Charged With Manslaughter
Ed T Landers faces a manslaughter charge after a head on collision on the bypass involving a southbound truck and a National Homes company vehicle. The driver, employed by National Homes, was en route with his family to Louisville when the crash occurred. County Prosecutor Eugene B Burns said Indiana State Police filed the complaint. A warrant was issued and bond set at $2000 by Circuit Court Judge Charles F Thompson.
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Latay
Ami
Boor
Manray
Rae
Landers
Allems
National Homes Company
Louisville
Eugene B. Burns
Indiana
Charles F. Thomp
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Locarno
Tom Burrin
Carolyn Coons
Eddie Rice
Staniey Hall
Carl Scering
Ask
John Dicks
Boone
Guatemala
Monzon New Heads
Police and Safety Council
Ed T. Landers
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