Stock Price Cure Denounced by CIO Leaders
Washington August 29 The CIO denounced new livestock price ceilings as a disastrous blow to the American people and called for ouster of Secretary of Agriculture Anderson for decreeing them. Thornton accused Anderson of yielding to industry pressure and acting as mouthpiece for profiteers.
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Washington
CIO
Clinton P. Anderson
John Thornton
Cost of
Anderson
OPA
Thornton
American Meat Institute
Truman
Agricul
Flag Dispute Over Mine Flag Sparks Labor Flap
At New Hope mine workers quit over a worn flag. Will Cunningham of Linton Summit Coal notes the old flag was worn and a replacement flag was stolen. The company ordered two more flags but no delivery yet.
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New Hope
Will Cunningham
Supervicr
Linton Summit al Company
Cunningham
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Victory Mine
United Mine Workers
AFL
Louis Austin
Linton
Regent
Dugger
Baker
Sullivan
Glendora
Greene County Girls Attend Indiana State Fair School
Three Greene county 4-H club girls Roseanna Buckner Kanova Bradfield and Mary Cain left for Indianapolis to attend the Indiana State Fair School for Girls. Their selections cite leadership and 4-H records with extensive project experience and district competition participation. The trip is funded by the Greene County Home Economics Association James L Gross Inc and the Greene County Farm Bureau.
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Greene County
Indianapolis
Roseanna Buckner
Calvertville
Kanova Bradfield
Lyons
Mary Cain
Switz City
Rosana
Calvertville Peace Workers
Kanova
Mary
Indiana
Greene County Home Economics Association
James L. Gross, Inc
Greene County Farm Bureau
Hospital Report From Linton And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Mary Barnett of Linton route one became the mother of a daughter born yesterday the child unnamed. Mrs Nell Gilligan of Linton route one underwent major surgery yesterday. Mrs Doris Bender of Bloomfield had minor surgery yesterday. Mrs Mina Borden of Linton was dismissed yesterday. Betty Lou Morris of Jasonville left the hospital today. Robert South and Carolyn South of Newberry route one were discharged today. Lawrence Lent of Bloomfield was taken to his home today.
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Mary Barnett
Linton
Nell Gilligan
Doris Bender
Bloomfield
Mina Borden of
Betty Lou Morris
Jasonville
Robert South
Carolyn
Newberry
Lawrence Lent
Lyons Fair Opens With Large Crowd At Lyons Park
The Lyons Fair began at Lyons Municipal Park drawing about five thousand attendees. Pat Thomas of Centerpoint won the lightweight team pulling event with 7125 pounds 24 feet six inches, followed by Lawrence Gibson of Lyons and Carl Rollins with Maxwell Grounds in third. The Elnora high school band will perform this afternoon and at 7:30 pm tonight, with additional acts by the Jasonville Triads and Western Aires tonight.
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Lyons
Lyons Community Club
Pat Thomas
Centerpoint
Lawrence Gibson
Carl Rollins
Maxwell Grounds
Elnora High School
Fairgrounds
Jasonville
Triads
Stephen Foster
Indiana Society for Suppression of Vice Raids Evv Gambling
Evansville police raided 13 gambling centers after the mysterious Indiana Society for Suppression of Vice drew attention. Charles Clark and Michael Gregory filed affidavits. 54 operatives assisted, with headquarters raid at the county racing service. The society, described by Clark as semi official and backed by a religious group, reportedly had offices in Indianapolis. A politician from Evansville was alleged to head the society, which allegedly operated on a one assignment basis.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana Society
Charles Clark
Michael Gregory
James Greenshaw
Clark
Indianapolis
Conviction Sought for Nazi Agencies at Crime Hearing
In Nuernberg the United States urged the war crimes tribunal to convict the Gestapo S A S S Black Shirts and four other Nazi groups for crimes against humanity. Thomas J. Dodd framed verdicts against these organizations as legal grounds to prosecute rank and file Nazis and to affirm that no crime in the name of a party or state goes unpunished. A Sept. 23 verdict is expected for Goering and 21 others.
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Nuernberg
United States
War Crimes Tribunal
Gestapo
S. S
Black Shirts
Hermann Goering
Nuerenberg
Furth
Regensburg
Dodd
U. S
Robert H. Jacksonow
United Stat
Reich Cabinet
S. A
Political Leadership Corps
S. D
Hitler
Nations Charge Russia With Trying to Block UN Membership Rules
At United Nations headquarters in Lake Success New York on August 29 the United States Britain France and Australia charged Russia with attempting to set its own admission rules for the UN by opposing Transjordan because Russia has no normal diplomatic relations with that country. Gromyko led the bid to blackball Transjordan while Albania and Mongolia faced vetoes. Cadogan of Britain echoed similar Mongolia concerns as Lukin of Yugoslavia supported Albania.
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United Nations
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Britain
France
Australia
Russia
Transjordan
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Commutation of Palestine Death Sentences Shocks Britain
London reports the colonial office commuted 18 Jewish youths sentenced for sabotage at Haifa rail shops to life imprisonment. The Stern Gang members refused military court jurisdiction and sang during trial. Four others were given prison terms. In Indiana, Florence Moran faced lie detector tests over Abe Pelfree’s Bloomington death. she claimed self defense amid allegations of a stabbing.
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London
Colonial Office
Palestine
Haifa
Stern Gang
Alan Cunningham
Indianapolis
Florence Moran
Martinsville
Abe Pelfree
Bloomington
William Lewis
Payroll Slash Ordered for Army Civilians
The War Department ordered 53,000 civilians cut from Army payrolls nationwide by Oct. 1 as part of President Truman's economy program. The department aimed to reduce civilian employment to 519,500 by Oct. 1 from 572,579 on July 31, with cuts following a law tying recent pay raises to payroll reductions.
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Washington
War Department
Truman
Budget Bureau
C. H. Bonesteel
War Department Manpower Board
Motorists Fined in Linton Court
Two motorists were fined in the court of William B. Carlton mayor of Linton. Max Cass of Pleasantville paid 1 for reckless driving and speeding and his motorcycle was left at the police station for an exhaust replacement. Harold Sullivan of Linton route one also paid 1 for reckless driving and speeding and had his license suspended for 90 days. Both were arrested last night by Linton police.
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William B. Carlton
Linton
Max Cass
Pleasantville
Carlton
Cass
Harold Sullivan
Three hunted in Lake Michigan near South Haven
Coastguardsmen searched Lake Michigan after the Verona sank eight miles north of South Haven. Chester Granath of Chicago and two crewmen, engineer Fred from Detroit and cook Ben from Chicago, were missing. The vessel owner Maynard Dowell of Chicago was transporting the yacht to Holland for repainting.
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South Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Chester Granath
Chicago
Verona
Here
Granath
Vera
Holland
Fred
Detroit
Ben
William Merkiel
Ganges, Mich
Maynard Dowell
Dowell
J. R. Baumgartner
Milwaukee
Triad Alpha Chapter Schedules Important Meeting
Linton Alpha chapter of Triad calls a 6:30 p.m. meeting on Monday September 9 at the local public library. Attendance is urged for all members. The postponed dinner and installation ceremony were announced as well.
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Linton Alpha Chapter of
Triad
Soviet Spy Ring Found and 15 Under Arrest
U S Army reports a Soviet spy ring uncovered in Stuttgart with 15 Germans detained. Leader Walther Kazmarek admitted receiving 5000 marks for reporting on American troop movements and contact with Major Droschin of Russian intelligence. The ring operated within the Freies Deutschland group.
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Frankfurt
U. S
Stuttgart
Walther Kazmarek
Freies Deutschland
Kazmarek
Droschin
Lem Goodman Dies at 62 In Linton Community
Lem Goodman 62 a well known Linton route three resident died at 2 40 this morning after months of ill health. He was born in Greene county on July 4 1883 and survived by his widow seven daughters one son and twenty grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with services at the Wymer home and burial in Burris Chapel cemetery. Newick Funeral home in charge.
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Joseph
Lem) Goodman
Linton
Mr. Goodman
Greene County
Ruth Goodman
Nina Killion
Sullivan
Esther Mowery
Newberry
Irene Sampson
Vesta Woolf
Hammond
Velma Phegley
Doris Wymer
Laverne Goodman
Robert Goodman
Wymer
Fifth Street
Sam Tuttle
Mr. Sipes
Burris Chapel
Newick Funeral Home
Pleasantville
Nash-Kelvinator closes Wisconsin plants after work stoppage
Nash-Kelvinator announces closure of its Wisconsin plants affecting about 12 000 workers due to an unprecedented refusal by some employees to work on export cars. Vice president DeVlieg says there is no negotiation and cites UAW pressure to boost Nash export car availability.
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Detroit
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Wisconsin
R. A. DeVilieg
CIO Auto Workers Union
DeVlieg
Nash
Milwaukee
Kenosha
UAW
Kilian Found Guilty in Camp Detention Case
Col James A Kilian of Chicago was found guilty by a seven-man military court of permitting harsh punishment of prisoner soldiers at the Lichfield detention camp. He was fined 500 dollars and reprimanded, the last of ten to be tried for the operation of the camp where he served as commanding officer.
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Bad Nauheim
James A. Kilian
Chicago
Lichfield
Kilian
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Andy Humphreys
Julia Rodenbeck
Sullivan Union
F. M. Dugger
William Dugger
Johnathan Jones Moss
Henry T. Neal
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Dugger & Neal
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