Russians Claim Allied Plot Against War Unity
Moscow charges that the United States Britain and France plotted separate peace with Germany and attacked Russia from the Middle East. It cites Allen Dulles and Max Aitken as figures in alleged talks while Dulles and Aitken deny the claims.
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Moscow
U.P
Russia
U.S
Germany
France
Middle East
U. S
Switzerland
Allen Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Prince Hohenlee
Europe
New York
OSS
Berne
Max Aitken
Lord Beaverbrook
Lisbon
Aitken
Gustav von Koever
London
Coltishall
England
American Legion Auxiliary Calls Special Meeting
A special called meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the local public library at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. All members are urged to attend as important business will be considered.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Minor Accidents Reported Today in Linton Area
Six vehicles damaged in fog related accidents across Linton area with slick icy highways outside city limits. No injuries reported. State Policeman Joe Feeney described a 6 AM collision on state road 54 between Roy Duffey and Warren Kirkpatrick with $100 damage per vehicle.
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Linton
Joe Feeney
Roy Duffey
Lyons
A. M. Risher
Warren Kirkpa
Chester Shank
Anderson
Paul Coakley
Humphreys Park
Coakley
Mrs Leedham Dies In Linton At 76
Mrs Fannie A Leedham aged 76 of Linton died at 6 50 am at her daughter's home 645 A street northeast after a year of illness She was born January 1 1872 at Mitchell daughter of John and Euphena Beasley She married Clark Leedham May 10 1898 survived by daughter Mrs Downing two sisters Annie Farmer of Francisco and Minnie Beasley of Oakland City Funeral at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Thursday 10 am Rev R B Baldridge officiating burial Rose Lawn Memorial Park Terre Haute
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Fannie A. Leedham
Linton
Charles Downing
Mrs. Leedham
Mitchell
John and
Euphena Beasley
Worthington
Terre Haute
Downing
Methodist Temple
Terre, Haute
Clark Leedham
Big Four Railroad Company
Annie Farmer
Francisco
Minnie Beasley
Oakland City
Welch and Cornett
R. B. Baldridge
Roselawn Memorial Park
Flood Drives 1000 Hoosiers From Homes Along Ohio River
United Press reports Ohio river flood alerts as streams surpass flood stage in Cincinnati. About 1,000 families flee lowland homes while Evansville forecasts 43 feet by Saturday. Wabash at Logansport rose seven feet before ice gorge release eased waters. Temperatures rise across the valley with highs in the 50s and lows in the 20s.
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Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Bloodier Battle Reported at Tirat Tsevi Near Sea of Galilee
Reports from Arab and Jewish leaders detail heavy casualties in the Tirat Tsevi clash with 78 Jews killed and 150 wounded, 20 captured while Arabs suffer 13 dead and 36 wounded. Other items note Truman withdrawing a postmaster nomination, IMF recovery funds, Mars proximity tonight, and a Chicago murder trial.
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Jerusalem
Divorce Hearing Held in Greene Circuit Court
A divorce case between Mabel Edington and Max Edington was heard in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. After evidence, the court took the case under advisement and ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiff's attorney fees by March 15, with all prior orders continued.
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Mabel Edington
Max Edington
Greene
Bloomfield
ILLEGAL PARKING FINES COST 12
Twelve motorists paid $1 fines in Linton City police court for violations of parking ordinances. The Chief of Police said fines were for blocking sidewalks theaters and bus stops and double parking. The crackdown continues with two hour parking limits to start Friday.
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Linton City
Jack Blakely
Blakely
ULMANN DENIES TRADE COLLUSION
Washington reports Richard F. Uhlmann, president of the Chicago Board of Trade, denies any collusion among commodity exchanges to rig prices before the Senate Agriculture Committee. He testified as lawmakers consider margin requirements amid a grain price drop and market speculation claims by J. T. Sanders of the National Grange.
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Washington
U.P
Richard F. Uhlmann
Chicago Board of Trade
Uhlmann
Senate Agriculture Committee
J. T. Sanders
National Grange
Sanders
Secretary of Agriculture
Uhlimann
Milton R. Young
N. D
Senate
Young
Greene circuit court February term calendar listed
The Greene circuit court at Bloomfield released the February term schedule with twelve state cases. The calendar runs from February 17 to April 22, listing dozens of civil cases such as Sutton versus Sutton and State versus Osborn, among others.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Sutton
Tucker
Eddington
Jenkins
Goodman
Davis
Sims
Smock Drainage
Perry
Ferguson
Booker
Osha
Eccles
Orman
Jones
Harper
Hamilton
Estate of
Neithery
Jackson
State of
State
Osborn
Pilk
Bucher
Fish Jr
Fish Sr
Anderson
Cox
Rutledge
Padgett
Meek
Heaagex Et al
P and S Clinic
Stormes
Bennett
Weadhe
Harris
Fisher
Burress
Estate of Hull
Allen
Sharp
White
Gentry
Sturm
Hinman
Bays
Ravelson Company
Fish
Robbins
Shields
Hays
Riley
Krebbs
Wycoff
Smith
Trinkle
Letsinger
Estate of Letsinger
Michale
Phillips
VanNess
Watson
Barker
Peter Pan Company
van Forsstrom Associates
Supreme Court denies hearing in fingerprint privacy case
John L. Mavity, an Indianapolis man acquitted of a misdemeanor, sought return or destruction of three sets of his fingerprints and a photo. He challenged an Indiana law allowing permanent retention of criminal identifications despite no conviction. The Supreme Court denied review after the state high court upheld the police department’s refusal.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court Today
Indianapolis
John L. Mavity
Mavity
FBI
Maiity
Indiana
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Police Department
Nurse Jo Ann Moore Accepts Hospital Staff Post
Jo Ann Smith Moore of ton, a midyear School of Nursing graduate from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, has been employed on the graduate staff. Superintendent Robert E. Neff announced the midyear class will receive diplomas at May commencement. Seventeen of thirty midyear grads have taken hospital positions, a hopeful sign amid nurse shortages.
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Jo Ann Smith Moore Ofinton
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Robert E. Neff
Neff
Market steadier in country today soybeans climb
Chicago grain markets opened steady with slight gains after last week’s price drop. Soybeans rose eight cents, wheat near unchanged, corn up to 3% cents, grains at Minneapolis and Kansas City similar. Hog market opened slow with lighter hogs down 25 to 50 cents per hundred pounds. Major grocers cut prices nationwide including Safeway and National Food stores with widespread item reductions.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Safeway
New York
National Food
National
Hospital Report From Bloomfield and Worthington
John Moffett of Bloomfield admitted for treatment on Monday. A girl named Linda Kay was born by Caesarian section to Mrs. Ruby Carrell of Worthington Monday night. Mrs Iris Cissell of Pleasantville discharged. Mrs Ruth Reynolds transferred to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs Owen Price and baby returned home to Jasonville. Mrs Helen Moore dismissed this morning.
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John Moffett
Bloomfield
William Frederick
Linton
Harvey Sparks
William Gillett
Ruby Carrell
Worthington
Linda Kay
Iris Cissell
Pleasantville
David Bruce
Ruth Reynolds
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Owen Price
Baby
Jasonville
Helen Moore
Marriage License Issued in Sullivan County Court
The Sullivan circuit court clerk issues a marriage license to Roy Merlin Wehmeier of Sandborn route one and Maxine McCammon of Pleasantville.
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Sullivan Circuit
Roy Merlin Wehmeir
Sandborn
Route One
Maxine McCammon
Pleasantville
Eight U S Sailors Feared Lost In Hyeres Launch Sinking
French naval officials confirmed eight sailors from the aircraft carrier Midway are missing after a shore leave launch struck a signal pylon and sank in Hyeres harbor near Toulon. The vessel carried 160 sailors from a casino visit, with 40 initially reported missing but most saved. search efforts continued 10 hours after the accident. The Midway, completed in 1945, is a 45 000 ton carrier with 137 aircraft, part of the Mediterranean squadron under Vice Admiral Forrest Sherman.
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Hyeres
France
U.P
Riviera
Toulon
Mediterranean
U. S. Navy
United States Mediterranean Squadron
Midway
Forrest Sherman
Bicknell Fraud Charge Attacked in Indiana Court
Knox County circuit court hears plea in abatement challenging grand jury indictment of former Bicknell water department clerk Mrs Agnes Dupire and her husband Morris Dupire. They face embezzlement charges totaling 24935.80 and a later conspiracy indict ment. jurors allegedly violated oath.
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Vincennes
Ind
Knox County Grand Jury
Bicknell Water Department
Agnes Dupire
Morris
Knox County
Quartet to Be at Marco Higher Evening Show
The Dixie Four from WIBC Indianapolis will perform at 7 30 Friday evening in Marco high school gymnasium. The Junior class sponsors the program at Marco high school.
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Dixie Four
WIBC
Indianapolis
Marco High School
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U. S. Public Health Service
Sullivan Union
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Ohio River
Truman
Richard B. Miller
Rushville
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McDonald
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer
Howard Lang
Kokomo
Joe Carros
St. Joseph Hospital
East Lansing
Mich
Chelsea
Southern Michigan
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Board Head
Bicknell
Marco
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