Leader Flatly Refuses Offer Of U S General Mine Run
Communist China rejects Gen. Marshall mediation bid as the national assembly nears completion of a new constitution. Chou En Lai states no basis for talks and demands dissolution of the assembly and troops return, signaling possible all out civil war in China.
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Nanking
U.P
China
George C. Marshall
Marshall
United States
Truman
James F. Byrnes
National Assembly
Yenan
Chouen-Lai
Chou
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Manchuria
Kuomintang
State Council
Kramer Answers Charges After Car Crash
Kenneth D. Kramer, 20, of route 1 Linton, is bound on 200 dollars and case postponed to December 19 before Judge Herbert R. Criss in Terre Haute's City Court. He faces charges of operating an automobile with insufficient brakes after a Wednesday property damage crash in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Kramer
Linton
Herbert R. Criss
Terre Haute
Elliston Plans Prayer Meeting Tonight Near Bloomfield
A cottage prayer meeting will be held at Elliston one mile west of Bloomfield Saturday evening. Rev. T F Padgett will lead the services and the public is invited to attend.
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Elliston
Bloomfield
T F. Padgett
American Legion Dance Sponsored At Local Post
The American Legion hosts a dance this Saturday at eight in their home locale. Music will be provided by Don Bemis and his Music Makers. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Don Bemis
Legion
Special meeting of Wabash Valley Pentecostal Fellowship
The Wabash Valley Pentecostal Fellowship will hold a special meeting at the U B Church in Jasonville Monday evening at 7 45. The public is invited to attend.
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Wabash Valley Pentecostal Fellowship
U. B
Jasonville
Elevated crash injures several in Chicago area
A southbound elevated train was struck by a north shore line train at an at city limits elevated station. About 400 feet inside the city line fog shrouded the scene. Four injured taken to St Francis and Evanston hospitals, with two in serious condition.
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Chicago
North Shore
St. Francis Hospital
Freight Embargo and Parcel Post Rules Enforced
Washington reports a freight embargo begins with parcel post limits to curb shortages. New coal conservation steps aim to avert collapse until March, with seven states added to dimout and stockpile diversions for essential users. Domestic parcels over five pounds or 18 inches long face restrictions.
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Washington
U.P
Solid Fuels
Dan H. Wheeler
U. S
Stricken Kokomo Family To ReceiveNew Home
In Kokomo Indiana a 39 year old foundry worker Paul Abney and his wife 32 will get a new four room frame house fully furnished after their two room home burned last Tuesday killing their two young children Paul Jr one month and Sandra Lee two. Civic groups clubs and individuals donate cash furniture and clothing as the building trades council initiates the drive to build the residence. The Fraternal Order of Police will furnish the home and Kiwanis and Lions clubs each contributed 100 with more gifts expected.
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Kokomo
Ind
Paul Abney
Abney
Paul
Paul , Jr
Sandra Lee
Kokomo Building Trades Council
Fraternal Order of Police
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Hospital Update and Local Births Report
Willard Truitt admitted for medical treatment. Betty Graves gave birth to a boy last night. Dotta Green admitted for medical treatment. Beverly Abrams, 4, underwent an appendectomy this morning. Barney Lundy dismissed. Inez Duckworth discharged home. David Franklin discharged. Jerry Graf and baby taken home to Bloomfield. Reva Bemis and baby taken home to Jacksonville. Ada Fry and baby taken home on Bloomfield route 1.
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Betty Graves
Inez Duckworth
David Franklin
Worthington
Jerry Graf
Baby
Bloomfield
Reva Bemis
Jasonville
Ada Fry
New Tax Calender Issued For Hoosiers In 1947
Indianapolis December 6. The Indiana state chamber of commerce released the 1947 tax calendar listing 46 federal and state taxes and fees with 272 paying and filing dates. January has 24 dates, August has none. ten monthly reports are due every month. An explanatory sheet notes possible changes from the 1947 General Assembly and Congress.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana General Assembly
National Congress
Colorado students rescued after deadly Isabel glacier disaster
A University of Colorado skiing party ended with one woman dead and two men severely injured on the Isabel glacier in Ward Colorado. Rescuers found Hazel Jeanette Martin 22 and two survivors amid wind swept terrain before dusk. The trio had been missing since Tuesday and likely fell to a snowslide.
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Ward
Colo
U.R
Rockies
Hazel Jeanette Martin
New Providence
Isabel Glacier
David Waddington
Westcliffe
W Meehleib
Pereria Isl
Boulder
University of Colorado
Fort Robinson
Neb
Miller's
Waddington
Meehleib
Navajo Peak
Miss Martin
Indiana Boy Killed Delivering Papers On U S 40 West Of Indianapolis
Twelve year old William France was killed when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Byron Stanley of Green Castle on U S 40 five miles west of Indianapolis while delivering newspapers last night. The driver, 32, is under investigation. The accident adds to a string of traffic fatalities on the highway.
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Shelbyville
Ind
U.P
Harold Meloy
William Price
William B. Johnson
Evansville
Connersville
Sarah Hornback
Anderson
Mary Ward
Indiana
Herbert Smith
Indianapolis
Price
Smith
Johnson
Indiana Boys School
Plainfield
Anderson and
Indianaolis
William France
U. S. 40
Byron Stanley
Greencastle
Peace proposals flood mine dispute as coal measures extend
Washington moves to curb coal use through March as neutral peace bids surface amid a 16 day United Mine Workers strike. John L. Lewis posts full contempt bonds and judges push toward Supreme Court action while officials seek a quick settlement.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Supreme Court
Lewis
White House
Truman
T. Alan Godsborough
U.S. Court of Appeals
UMW
Goldsborough
J.A. Krug
Union
Fire destroys stolen Packard coupe in Bones case
A 36 Packard club coupe owned by William C Bones of Lin ton route 2 was stolen from a downtown parking area and later burned near Humphreys park around 7 30 PM. Investigators found the car on fire with the spare tire removed and twin horns stripped but left in the back seat. The vehicle, previously stolen in Illinois and recovered in Switz City after a prior theft, was damaged beyond repair.
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William C. Bones
Linton
Bones
Humphreys Park
Illinois
Switz City
Legion Members Attend Pearl Harbor Service at First Baptist
American Legion members will attend Sunday morning church services at First Baptist in commemoration of Pearl Harbor and in memory of Howard Cromwell who gave his life for his country.
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American Legion
First Baptist Church
Pearl Harbor
Howard Cromwell
Vincennes Teachers Get $50 Bonus In Lieu Of Raise
In Vincennes Indiana public schools teachers will receive a $50 bonus in place of immediate salary increases. The $50 bonus will be paid at the end of the school year with raises scheduled for next year deferred. Superintendent Ralph Banks cited inability to grant sudden pay hikes and announced the arrangement.
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Vincennes
Ind
U.P
City School Board
Ralph Banks
Keystone Bible Class Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Keystone Bible class of the First Baptist church will meet in the lower auditorium on Tuesday at two o'clock. Members should bring a 25 cent gift for the grab bag.
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Keystone Bible Class
First Baptist Church
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Roy Mitchell
Zachary Taylor
Millard Fillmore
Grand National Whig
Mitchell
Washington Township
Lyons
Plummer
Martin van Buren
John Porter Hicks
Federal Land Office
William Johnson
Pete Stewart
Sun-Commercial
Longfellow
Hollywood
U.S
Kenneth Kramer
Oahu
Dimont
Willard Truitt
Dotta Green
Beverly Abrams
Roy Abrams
Barney Lundy
Linton Banks
People’s Trust Co
Citizen's National Bank
Indiana News
Bloomington
Hermann J. Muller
Stockholm
Sweden
Muller
Crawfordsville
Warren H. Ristine
Montgomery County
Lakeland
Fla
Lewis Union
Gates
The
AFL
William Green
Ralph Gates
Homer A. Capehart
R. Ind
Railway Labor Executives Association
U. S. Court of Appeals
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