Indiana Art Exhibit at Public Library Delights Local Audience
Miss Margaret Cooper leads the High School art class in organizing a fine Indiana art display at the Public Library. The Greene County Poultry Association holds its fourth annual exhibition today with many pens of birds shown on the Terhune block second floor. The town marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Godfrey Kraywinkle at their west town home, among the community’s best known residents.
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Indiana
Public
Margaret Cooper
Greene County Poultry Association
Terhune
Godfrey Kraywinkle
Kaywinkle
Tests of atomic bombs to be conducted at Eniwetok secret
The Atomic Energy Commission and National Military establishment plan to conduct tests at Eniwetok Naval proving grounds with secret timing. Public witnesses will not be allowed and UN officials will not attend. Tests will be under strict security under the 1946 Atomic Energy Act and UN Trusteeship safeguards.
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Pacific
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
National Military Fishment
Esuub
United Nations
Marshall Islands
Eniwetok
Commission
State and
Defense Departments
Security Council of the
Shelbyville consolidates into afternoon daily Shelbyville News
The Daily Democrat and Republican Newspapers merge to form the Shelbyville News an afternoon daily. Leo M Kinman serves as managing editor with Norman Thurston news editor. both papers switch to weekly editions thrice weekly Thursdays. Marion Ayers to be general manager and oversee operations.
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Shelbyville
Ind
U.P
Daily
Democrat
Republican
News
Leo M. Kinman
Norman Thurston
The
Thurston
Kinman
Marion, Ayers
John D. Scott
Bill Holtel
Downtown Quarterback Club Meeting At Moose Hall
The Downtown Quarterback club will meet at the Moose Hall at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening for a regular business meeting. Everyone urged to attend.
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Moose Hall
Milwaukee Union Moves to Rebuild After Milwa ukee Strike
CIO United Auto Workers regional director gains authority to fire five local officers and reorganize Local 248 in Milwaukee after the Allis Chalmers dispute. President Walter Reuther leads a unanimous board motion to regain bargaining rights and reform the unit amid the violent Marathon Walkout.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Chicago-Milwaukee
Menth Allis Chalmers
Milwaukee
UAM
Walter P. Reuther
Duane Greathouse
Reuther
Gilbers
Local
Palestine Arabs Open New Strike Spreads Violence
Turmoil in Jerusalem and across Palestine as Arabs clash with Jews amid fires and mob attacks. British curfew enforced while mobs burn shops, stone vehicles, and threaten mixed neighborhoods. Reports indicate multiple incidents in Ramleh and crosses or crescents painted on properties.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Aleppo
Syria
Cairo
Damascus
Barclay's Square
Ramleh
Secretary defends wages in inflation debate
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach told Congress prices rise beyond wages and urged a new labor department board to curb wages in key industries. He warned of another wage rise unless inflation is checked and cited a coal contract that raised prices despite modest wage gains.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Congress
House Banking Committee
Labor
Labor Department
Schwellenbach
Cash Grain Report From Indianapolis Market
Cash grain in Indianapolis on December 2 shows a stable market with easy trading. Wheat prices range from No 2 hard 2.94 to No 1 red 2.96, corn near 2.46 2.52, oats about 1.23 for No 2 white and 2.22 for No 2 red, soybeans at 3.94 per carload for Indiana and Illinois points.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
World Moslem university heads call holy war in Palestine
Cairo reports the world’s largest Moslem university leaders declare a holy war to oppose Palestine partition. The item notes the stance and its political impact on regional tensions.
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Cairo
Palestine
Harry L Morton Dies at Tacoma
Harry L Morton aged about five died at the Tacoma home of his son Thomas B Morton formerly of Linton according to Ward receiver. The elder Morton had visited Linton several times.
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Harry L. Morton
Thomas B. Morton
Linton
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. Morton
Licenses Issued and Divorce Granted in Greene County Court
Two marriage licenses issued and one divorce granted in Greene client court at Bloomfield. Mary Pritchard was granted a divorce from William Pritchard with custody of one minor child and the defendant ordered to pay $80 per month for support. Marriage licenses issued for Gilbert Dishman and Lois Ann Harper of Springville Route One, Frank Daugherty of Charleston Illinois, and Helen Conrar of Hinesboro Illinois.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Mary Pritchard
William Pritchard
Gilbert Dishman
Lois Ann Harper
Springville
Frank Daugherty
Charleston, Il
Helen Conrar
Hinesboro
Fagle’s Lodge Eagles Plan Wednesday Meeting
Members of the Eagles Lodge are to meet Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock at the Republican Headquarters. All members are urged to attend.
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Eagles Lodge
Republican
Past Matrons of Eastern Star Plan Christmas Party
The Past Matrons of Eastern Star will host a Christmas party at Mrs. Ray Magra cer’s home at 6 o'clock Thursday evening.
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Eastern Star
Ray Magracer
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Amid GOP Dissent
The Senate backed a foreign relief measure for France Italy and Austria with near unanimous support while the House debates cuts and added China aid. Truman praised the result and thanked Senate leaders Van den Bergh and Barkley. In London de Gaulle threatened a veto delaying the Four Power talks as Marshall and Molotov planned a private luncheon.
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House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
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Italy
Austria
Truman
House Committee
China
Presiden
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Alben W., Barkley
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Marshall
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Molotov
Georges Biddault
Paris
Bidault
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