Scarce game and Elliott Roosevelt in Moscow debate
Mine Run residents report fewer quail and rabbits than ever before with disease or hunger suspected as a cause. A Smith township farmer says some game is plentiful but hard to find. Foxes are described as poor and scrawny. The piece also reprints editor Ross Garrigus on Elliott Roosevelt's Moscow remarks and calls for clarity, noting the potential harm to U.S. policy and urging him to speak openly.
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Mine Run
Smith Township
Elliott Roosevelt
Moscow
Ross Garrigus
Elliott
United Nations
Sun
Fleming Named To Head Agency By Pres. Truman
President Truman creates the office of temporary controls and designates Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming to head the new agency while continuing as federal works administrator. The move consolidates war mobilization reconversion price administration civilian production administration and economic stabilization.
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Fleming
Pres. Truman
Washington
Truman
Philip B. Fleming
Agency
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
Office of Price Administration
Civilian Production Administration
Office of Economic Stabilization
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Wyatt
John R. Steelman
Economic Stabilization Office
Steelman
OPA
CPA
Congress
Paul Porter
U. S
Greece
John D. Small
Christmas Party for Alpha Delphian Club
The Alpha Delphian club holds its annual Christmas party at Mrs. George Porter home 1160 A Street Northeast on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Members are asked to bring a dollar gift for the exchange.
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Alpha Delphian Club
George Porter
Munsel Objects To Being Called Baby Soprano
Patrica Munsel, 21, protests being labeled the Met’s baby soprano during a Pittsburgh concert. She notes she is grown up and dislikes the child prodigy tag, which she says suited her when she first joined the Metropolitan after school in Spokane.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Metropolitan Opera
Patrice Munsel
The
Metropolitan
Spokane
Wash
Whistles Combat Crime In Chicago Neighborhood
In a south side Chicago neighborhood residents arm themselves with whistles to signal neighbors to rush to aid during robberies and other crimes, creating a communal alert system to deter criminals and mobilize quick help.
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Chicago
U.P
South Side
Vincennes Man Killed in Crash
Vincennes Indiana December report of Troy J. Vanmatre 56 coal miner killed in a collision with a truck near Vincennes Perry Davidson 57 and Claude Vanmatre brother of the victim were in critical condition at a Vincennes hospital The trio were en route to work at the Knox Consolidated mine near Bicknell Carl Smith Bloomfield driver of the truck said the right wheels ran off the road causing loss of control Smith suffered minor injuries
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Vincennes
Ind
Troy J. Vanmatre
Here
Perry Davidson
Claude Vanmatre
Vincennes Hospital
Knox Consolidated
Bicknell
Carl Smith
Bloomfield
Smith
Gift Apples From Harmiston Arrive For Mrs Bolt
Mrs. Sara Bolt received a package from Harmiston Oregon this week containing apples weighing one pound each.
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Sara Bolt
Harmiston
Oregon
Indiana Supreme Court Allows Taxation of Lodges and Foundations
The Indiana Supreme Court upheld a 1937 law taxing property and income of fraternal, educational, charitable, and religious groups that own nonexclusive property. Lodges and similar bodies may face taxes on office buildings and rental property, affecting groups like Odd Fellows. Former Judge Earl Cox had ruled for the chamber in 1945, and the case was appealed to the high court.
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Indianapolis
U.R
Indiana Supreme Court
High State Tribunal
State Tax Board
Earl Cox
Marion Circuit Court
Indiana Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge Hall Association
Supreme Court
Transit Strike Halts Parking Fees in Columbus
The 25 day transit strike cost Columbus $10,000 in meter revenue as the city waived all parking fees for the duration of the stoppage.
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Columbus
UPI
Turkey Production Rise Since 1930
Since 1930 turkey production in the United States has risen by about 160 percent, reflecting a major expansion in poultry farming and national meat supply.
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Turkey
U. S
Greene County Students Awarded Indiana Degrees
Six Greene county graduates are among 385 awarded degrees at the Indiana University Board of Trustees December meeting. The 1946 total reaches 1150 as many wartime accelerated students finish their programs. Greene county names include nurse graduates from Bloomfield and Dugger, educators from Jasonville and Linton, and chemistry majors.
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Greene County
Indiana University Board of Trustees
School of Education
School of Business
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Nurses’ Training
Law School
School of Music
School of Dentistry
Bloomfield
Cora Stone Dugger
Betty Jane Edington
Dugger
Helen M. Parons
Jasonville
Lester I. Sluder
Linton
Marjory Titus Greene
Edward B. Stoeckel
Time to Show Faith in Linton Investment Shares
Citizens urged to invest in Linton’s future via Industries for Linton. Shares priced at 25 dollars each, with one share minimum. Purchase at Citizens National Bank or Peoples Trust Company and vote rights in holding company elections.
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Linton
Committee For the “Industries For
Citizens’ National Bank
Peoples Trust Company
Daily Citizen
Boston Tops Police Strength Among Big Cities
Among the nation s 19 largest cities Boston has the most policemen per unit population and Minneapolis the fewest according to statistics of the American Municipal Association.
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Chicago
Boston
Minneapolis
American Municipal Association
Hospital Discharges and Surgeries Reported
Floyd Discus of Worthington underwent an appendectomy this morning. Walter Smith also had an appendectomy today. Raymond Buchanan Jr of Linton route 2 had an appendectomy. Deloris Logan underwent an appendectomy this morning. Myra Lynn Doyle of Jasonville was dismissed today. Ivan A. Hart was dismissed. Ralph Taylor returned home on Bloomfield route 3. Eva Louise Keller and Mrs. Rena Denman of Bloomfield were admitted for medical treatment. Van H. Dixon of Bloomfield underwent surgery today.
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Floyd Discus
Worthington
van H. Dixon
Bloomfield
Rena Denman
Walter Smith
Raymond Buchanan Jr
Linton
Eva Louise Keller
Deloris Logan
Myra Lynn Doyle
Jasonville
Ivan A. Hart
Lions Take Local Players 10 Task
The Lyons Lions defeated Linton 32 to 28 on their floor to claim the Miners scalp. Ault led Lyons with 12 points while Vass and Kaho added multiple field goals. Sanders hit several long shots for Linton. The B team beat Lyons 37 to 23.
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Lyons Lions
Linton
Lions
Ault
Kaho
Vass
Lyons
Sanders
Johnny
P.F. Woosley
Elkins
Lucas
Foe Oon A Richardson
Peterson
Referte, Risley
Dougherty
Annie M. Kunkler Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs Annie M Kunkler wife of John M Kunkler longtime Lin ton resident died at her home 707 First Street Southeast Washington at 4 30 this morning after a long illness She was born December 7 1879 in Daviss county and was 67 years old She is survived by daughter Cathryn Wathen sister Julia Aimes and half sisters Bridget Wilson and Carolyn McGee Funeral services will be at St Marys Catholic church Washington and burial in St John cemetery Other details include funeral home arrangements and family calls to the residence
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Annie M. Kunkler
John M. Kunkler
Linton
First Street
Washington
Daviess County
Michael
Margaret Frazee Neairy
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Cathryn Wathen
Julia Aimes
Bridget Wilson
St. Louis
Carolyn McGee
Poindexter Funeral Home
St. John Cemetery
Corporal Promotion for Carroll M. Goodman at Camp Atterbury
Miss Wilma Goodman reports her brother Carroll M. Goodman of the medical corps at Camp Atterbury has been promoted to corporal. The promotion reflects his service with the United States Army.
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Carroll M. Goodman
Medical Corps of
United States Army
Camp Atterbury
Wilma Goodman
Columbians Linked to Plot as Warrants Issued in Atlanta
The Columbians, Inc. ordered warrants against three anti Nazi league agents Jacob Shappiro alias Dr James H Sheldon Renee Fruchtbaum alias Renee Forrest and Marion Buzzi alias Gino Falco. They were tied to confessions and alleged plots to overthrow the U S government. The action followed grand jury prep as evidence accumulates from former Columbians Ralph Childers and Lanier Waller. Burke leads the counteraction seeking indictments for inciting riot and dynamite possession.
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Atlanta
The
Columbians, Inc
Antinazi League
United States
Emory Burke
Columbians
Order
Jacob Shappiro
James H. Sheldon
Renee Fruchtbaum
Renee Forrest
Marion Buzzi
Gino Falco
Sheldon
Buzzi
Miss Forrest
Truman cites coal strike easing WW II end talk
President Truman said the recent soft coal strike influenced plans to formally end World War II. He noted progress on the question and that without the strikes he might have declared the war ended. Rep. Earl R. Lewis warned a formal declaration now would cripple the army.
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Washington
Truman
Earl R. Lewis
Congress
Traffic Meter Saves Court Trips in Abilene
Abilene inventor H P Compton proposes a traffic meter to collect fines for parking and other traffic violations. The device resembles a fire alarm box with a pay here slot, allowing drivers to attach fines to tickets and drop payments into the meter. Compton plans two meters per block and seeks patent protection.
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Abilene
Tex
H. P. Compton
Compton
Sulpha Drugs Aid Animals With Shipping Fever
Sulpha drugs have proven valuable in treating animals suffering from shipping fever, offering a remedy for respiratory illness common during long transports.
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Tenemant Burns
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Arthur Wallander
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Winecoff
International Soundphoto
Couity
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Ralph Taylor
Annie MS. Kunkler
Trio
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Robert R. Nathan
C. EF. Wilson
General Motors
C. M. White
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Alaska
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Frank P. Foisie
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