Formal Charges To Accuse Pair In Burglaries
Police chief prepared to place the two men under charges of breaking and entering after questioning about a spate of burglaries. State police reported they denied participation as affidavits were expected. The case involves thefts from multiple locations including a hotel and cleaners.
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James Waggoner
Winkler
Charlotte
Thicago
Delph Clautz
Shera
Mes Shera
Joning
Charles F. Thompson
Thompson
TA Rotinse
Rosa Garm Cleaners
the Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicane
Ora Lawler Oliver Hotel
Otfingers
Lenox Brothers
Lebanon Electric Hatchery
Royal Cleaners
Duffy Mystery Advances as Trooper Tracks Suspect
State Trooper Marion Robb, Thorntown, answered where Daft Duffy might be after a Moonlight pursuit tied to a Thomas J. Duffy. Fines totaling 54 dollars and costs were levied amid intoxication charges. A later crash on Route 52 disrupted traffic as a truck rolled over, revealing Duffy's car number.
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Marion Robb Thorntown
Daft Duffy
Thomas J. 22Burg
Saturda
Robus Sut
Whitestown
Robbins
Amon
Prairie Creek
Tattle
Duffy
School Officials Attend State Meet On Problems
Supts Thomas Christian or Clement T Malan of city and county schools attended a State Department of Public Instruction meeting in the State House at Indianapolis. The session discussed school financing building and taxes with focus on recent rules regulations and tax limits.
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Thomas Christian
Clement T. Malan
Indianapoly
State Department
Public Instruction
Backers Of tice Give Up Have Backers Of tice Give Up Have foul
Backers of a local election effort reportedly abandon support amid a dispute and unclear funding. The article notes tensions among organizers and questions about campaign viability and public reaction.
British Dock Workers End Their Strike
London back to work as 22,000 dock strikers across London and Liverpool resume duties ending a stoppage that cut meat rations and halted exports worth at least 72 million dollars. The 63 miles of docks report business as usual for the first time since the disruption began.
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London
Liverpool
Auto Racer Sought After Knifing Girl in Indianapolis
Police seek Kelly Petale a former Indianapolis 500 winner after an assault and battery incident at the Fowler Hotel. The victim, Mrs Shofner, is the daughter of a local minister. investigation involves the Indiana Automobile Association sanctioned events and Memorial Day 500 Mile Race context.
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Indianapolis
Kelly Petale
Iabont Tin Kite
Nant Shother
Init Pilgrim
Aitvekes
Vie
Pertia
Petil
Petile
Tipal
Petilig
Shetner
W. J McGinnisah
Hatti
Arieeroe
Lavieres
Aiaetichrs
Warhenisbach
Hermane
Shofner
Teyak
Padianapelis
Wolfr Stew Mes
Estate of Koran farmer and banker leaves heirs in Boone
Probate papers filed list an estate valued at about 89 500 with $30 000 personal and $15 000 real estate. Beneficiaries include Mrs Mazel Sumpter daughter Eileen Cox Thorn granddaughter and grandchildren Joseph Wall Pittsboro Stephen Cox Thorn town and Susie Cox Thorntown held in trust for them. Boone County State Bank named trustee and executor.
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Mletz
Boone County
Koran
Til Ane
Mazel Sumpter
Potsborn
Eileen Cox
Thorn
Torn
Buna
Joseph Wall
Pittsboro
Stephen Cox
Thorntown
Susie Cox
Last British Flag Furling Ends Palestine Occupation
Haifa June 30. The British flag was hauled down from the Administration Building signaling the end of 30 years of British rule in Palestine. General MacMillan left Palestine aboard a launch, marking the last British soldier’s departure a month before Aug 1. Marines armed at the port, Spitfires overhead, and six warships stood by as crowds watched while records and equipment were destroyed to prevent capture.
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Haifa
Palestine
G HA MacMillan
Spitfire
Ares
Ali
Indiana Corn in Fine Condition Report
Indiana corn crop shows fair to good condition with stalks high and weather patterns noted. Heavy rains over ten weeks affected some fields while others remained robust. experts compare current status with prior years and regional variations across Marion and surrounding counties. The report highlights weather impact, stalk height, and regional differences.
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Todianapolis
Indiana
Agen
Marion
Gar
Weather - Bureau
Maiesh Pihsouah
Padiama
Cestraland
Portland
Indiana Supreme Court upholds dual salaries denial
The Indiana Supreme Court rules that Burch may not be paid for holding two state jobs. The decision upholds a lower court ruling that dual employment violated state pay laws. The case centers on legislators who held other state positions while serving in office and the legality of their salary payments.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Jodie Tan
Shelbyyike
Mason County
Burch
Gialay Aossinie
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Rentel
Toeiniack Atlas
Couny Court
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Prs
Nto
Glenn Ret
Manlitelion
Heialinagh
Sienker
Yiga
Piri
Pulliam Appointed To ANPA Board
News brief notes Pulliam named to the ANPA board alongside new members as part of a leadership refresh. Details on other appointees and institutional roles follow, including figures from Indianapolis Star and Central Newspaper networks.
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ANPA
Adnic
Phils
Walicoss Teiciean
Doveriure
Darean
Yds Ath
Huthis Relation
Matas
Fo Hartnett Barnes Inisinies Genet
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Suiney Steers
Pohusher
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Heeall and
Busene
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Indianapolis Star
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Sentenced To Prison On Treason Charge
Boston June 30 An FBI case convict, Robert H Best, aged 52, was sentenced today to life imprisonment for selling out to Getoway as a propaganda agent who broadcast against the United States during the war. He was also fined $10,000 by Federal Judge J W Ford, a Harvard classmate of Franklin D Roosevelt. Best was returned from Europe in military custody and stood quietly as the sentence was imposed.
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Boston
Robert H Best
Getoway
America
J. W. Ford Best
Ford
Harvard
Franklin TD Roosevelt
Beset
Ameriesi
Suns
Bechadan
Europe
Tressau
Anit Te Americi
Ahveud
Deadly quake devastates city amid mass casualties
A catastrophic earthquake leaves thousands dead or injured across a major city. Rescue teams race to reach survivors as fires burn and refugees crowd crowded streets. Officials report collapsed buildings, blocked roads, and shortages of water and medical supplies.
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Macsthur
Suki City
Atut Niet
Emsates
Fukar
Higher math hints universe age and stellar temps
Pasadong Cal June 2608 research with JO8 vin MEO Wo san telescope indicates the universe may be as much as 400 000 years younger. Report to 200 leading astronomers at California Institute of Technology notes explosion data and a simple relationship between a star's brightness and temperature. The hottest stars are blue and the coolest red.
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Pasadong
Cal
Armerican
Guy Comeri
Jaunier
Nsversa
Fr Ohm
Marshal Tito Challenges Kremlin Deepens Cold War Strife
Britain cites preliminary reports on Tito's third challenge to Stalinist Moscow and a federation proposal for Yugoslavia Bulgaria Albania. Foreign Office notes a split in Moscow over Yugoslav policy, with tensions rising among Belgrade Prague and the Kremlin as inter Satelite affairs stir.
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Marshal Tito
Kremlin
London
Russia
Vi Savin
Belgrade
Sleun
Baie Toren
Perest
Mafin
Yaroslavia
Foreign Office
Marshal Tite
Kromii
Prague
Tita
Iit
Prener
Josef Stalin
Jas
Communist Party
Evs
Popular Front
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Yasoslav
Tentative Plan Shelved in Berlin Peace Effort
Lie drops idea of UN mediation after Western powers reject informal talks. Berlin City Council appeals to the UN as the unity of the Western Allies and Russia looms over the blockade crisis and possible talks without face loss.
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Berlin
Lio
Germany
United States
France
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