Ye Old Tyme Party staged by Baptist Sunday School kids
The Live Wire Class of the Baptist Sunday School presented Ye Old Tyme Party to a lively audience. Methodist Home Mission group met with Mrs An dy Stewart and Yaquima club gathered with Mrs Bell Keller. Secretary of Labor James J Davis planned a general conference to settle the coal mine wage dispute. The first exhibition of the new model Ford cars drew hundreds to Paul Fry sales rooms today.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
James J. Davis
Paul Fry
Siamese Twins Born Near Bedford in Rare Case
Odd Siamese twins delivered at Bedford area with necks inclined, surgeon noting this variant is exceptionally rare about one in five million births. Parents Mr and Mrs Edward Speer, an accountant at Crane Naval Ammunition Depot, reported no prior similar cases found by Riley Hospital physicians. News held to allow doctors to study.
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Riley Hospital
Edward Speer
Speer
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Bedford
Boy and Girl Win High Show Honors
At the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago a 16 year old from Fort Cobb Oklahoma won the grand championship steer with Big Boy a 1100 pound shorthorn and could fetch about 15000 at auction. Miriam Meyer 16 Crescent City Illinois won the grand championship barrow with Pal a 260 pound Chester White becoming the first girl to take the grand ribbon in 48 years.
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Chicago
UPI
Big City
Calude Millwee
Fort Cobb
Okla
Miriam Meyer
Crescent Cuy
Ill
Chester White
Pal
Millwee
Big Boy
National Shorthorn Breeders Association
Grand Champion Steers To Be Sold At Auction Event
Experts note a $7.00 per pound threshold, as Millwee's grand champion and the University of Wyoming's reserve grand champion ford head to auction. Last year top steer Ryal Jupiter sold for a record $10.50 per pound from Oklahoma A M. Miss Meyer's Chester White and Weber owned by Oklahoma A M are also slated for sale Friday.
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Millwee
University's of Wyoming
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Ryal Jupiter
Miss Meyer
Chester White
Weber
Oklahoma A. and
Lyons Community Club to Honor 4-H Leaders With Pins
The Lyons Community club votes to award silver pins for five or more years of service to adult 4-H leaders. One leader will receive a ten year pin and another an emerald pin for 25 years of leadership, announced by county agricultural agent Arthur Haseman.
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Lyons Community Club
Extension Service
Arthur Haseman
Lyons Club
Haseman
Riley Team Narrowly Falls in Midland Contest
In Midland the Riley team lost 46 37 with Page 8 noting Edwards 12 Lehman 2 Schantz 2 Wells 1 Ault 10 Coan 10 Brown 4 Story 1 as scorers. Midland scorers were Fisher 2 D Keller 4 Brady 2 Smith 4 Martin 2 Underwood 7 Terhune 4 and C Keller 6.
Trial of Marshal Johnson Nears End in Indiana
Knox circuit court in Vincennes, Indiana, enters its third day as prosecutors near finishing their case against Oakland City night marshal Lawrence Johnson. Eight state witnesses testified about events before and during the Sept. 12 shooting of Robert Miller, who allegedly challenged the marshal. The defense claims self defense, noting Miller warned of arrest over his dead body after prior arrests.
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Vincennes
Ind
Oakland City
Lawrence Johnson
Knox Circuit Court
Robert Miller
Johnson
Miller
Stanton Northerner
Indianapolis
Clarence Rumer
Princeton
Rumer
Fire at Northwest Coal Mine Near Clinton Causes Loss
A fire at the Northwest Coal Mine seven miles north of Clinton and half a mile south of St. Bernice was spotted early today by night watchman Kenneth Lewis. No miners were inside. Firefighters faced water shortages. a tipple and coal chute above ground were likely total losses. Estimated damage around 20000 dollars if underground fire is avoided. The mine employs 75 to 100 workers and is owned by John and Carl Vravie and Pete Pelish of Clinton.
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Clinton
Ind
U.P
Northwest
St. Bernice
Kenneth Lewis
Blanford
John and
Carl Vravie
Pete Pelish
Lyons Net Team Defeats Midland 350 31 in Monday Victory
Lyons independent basketball team, sponsored by Bogard Implement and coached by Ivan Brown, beat Midland Independents 350 31 Monday evening. Lyons led 26 6 at halftime and earned their fifth win of the year, with prior victories over Sandborn Marco and Elnora.
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Lyons
Bogard Implement Company
Ivan Brown
Midland Independents
Lyons Lads
Sandborn
Marco
Elnora
Welders Win Second Straight to Start Season
The Linton Welders junior high basketball team defeated the Jasonville Graders 46 to 17 at Jasonville gym to remain undefeated. Coach Garland Ladson guides the Welders who also won the B contest 32 to 17. Wilson led the A game with 16 points while Henico and Prudhome added 10 each. The Welders led 30 to 9 at halftime. The B team led 16 to 6 at the break. next they play Worthington on Tuesday December 9.
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Linton Welders
Jasonville
Garland Ladson
Linton
Wilson
Henico
Prudhome
Jasons
Burns
Hardesty
Welders
Conklin
Klein
Wagner
Griffiths
Haseman
Worthington
Crane
General Hull Commands Eniwetok Atomic Test Base
Lt. Gen. John W. K. Hull leads elaborate atomic testing grounds on Eniwetok Atoll with Army forces, coordinating with Adm. Blandy who heads U S forces in the Atlantic and oversaw the Bikini tests of 1946. Hull remains Pacific Army commander and overall head of joint units on the 21 mile long atoll.
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Pacific
Eniwetok
John WK. Hull
Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
U. S
Atlantic
Bikini
Hull
Army
Navy
Air Force
International
Molotov Accuses U S of Delaying German Peace Treaty
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov accused the United States of delaying the German peace process at the Paris Big Four session. He proposed that each of the Big Four submit draft treaties to the Council of Foreign Ministers within two months, a plan not supported by others. The ministers again sent the treaty draft proposal to deputies after days of fruitless talks.
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Paris
U.P
V. M. Molotov
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Molotov
Georges Bidault
Wholesale prices hit new peak in week to Dec 2
Dun and Bradstreet reports wholesale food price index reached an all time high for the week ended December 2. In Indianapolis a 19 year old girl testifies as five Black men face kidnapping and rape charges with confessions due. The US Olympic Committee may withdraw winter entries if the unrecognized hockey body is admitted by the Swiss Organizing Committee. Niagara Falls voters approve cemetery expansion and reject hospital expansion. Trinity College Dean notes higher grades when reports go to wives rather than parents. In Amarillo Piper Cub pilots say no definite plan to depart on leg 51 of their round the world trip.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Indianapolis
Chicago
United States Olympic Committee
Niagara Falls
Ont
Hartford
Conn
Arthur H Hughes
Trinity College
Amarillo
Tex
George Wu
Truman
Clifford V. Evans
Greene County Basketball Busy Thanksgiving Week
Greene county teams schedule multiple tilts this week with a mix of Friday and tonight games. Notable matchups include Solsberry at Worthington, Switz City versus Midland, Spencer against Worthington, Brazil versus Linton, Dugger facing Midland, and Jasonville at Terre Haute Gerstmeyer. Several close contests are anticipated as the county races through a crowded slate.
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Fayetteville
Scotland
Solsberry
Stinesville
Marco
New Lebanon
Dagger
Midland
Jasonville
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Brazil
Linton
Sullivan
Boonville
Lyons
Hymera
Switz City
Elnora
Spencer
Bloomfield
Sandborn
Oaktown
Worthington
Smithville
Owensburg
Greene County
Dugger
Livestock Report From Indianapolis Trading Roundup
Hogs 6 600 active and steady to strong with some sales 25 higher. Prices for 180 Ibs and 250-300 Ibs range 25.75 to 26.50 with top 26.50. Cattle and calves buyers steady with steers and yearlings at 28.00 for good stock. cows 13.50 to 19.50. vealers active.
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Indianapolis
Dec
Meeting Postponed for Christmas Gathering at Church
The Women's Guild of the Sa Ron Evangelical Reformed Church postpones its Thursday afternoon meeting to the following Thursday December 11 at the church. All ladies of the church are invited to attend the regular Christmas gathering.
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Women's Guild of
Ie Saron
Evangelical Reformed Church
Cash Grain Report Soybeans Edging Up Receipts Seen
Indianapolis December 3 soybeans market easy with receipts of 10 cars. Indiana and Illinois points report carload slots at 3.90 per carload.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Police Chief拒早. 但拒$50月薪增给印州警探
Indianapolis December report states Col. Robert Rossow Indiana State Police superintendent refused a $50 monthly pay rise pending a broader raise for troopers. He also declined a $10 monthly increase, noting it insufficient. Troopers earn $1,800 to $2,100 yearly plus $70 monthly subsistence. Rossow earns $6,000 annually. He reserved right to claim retroactive increase if raises succeed or donate to save the Shades fund. Two proposed measures in 1947 General Assembly to add troopers and raise pay were rejected.
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Indianapolis
Robert Rossow
Indiana State Police
Ressow
Rossow
State Conservation Department
General Assembly
Indiana cancels bus condemnation order
In Indianapolis on December 3, the state school bus committee cancelled an order condemning 1 623 school bus bodies built before 1938. The directive, issued September 17, had required replacements before the 1949 49 school year but was said to be improperly drawn and void. Responsibility for safety inspections is now given to the state police.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Ben H. Watt
Watt
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