Reds in Greece Hunt for Unity
United Press reports the Greek Communist party moves from Athens to the hills to unite the left behind anti American lines. It aims to join government via front groups such as EAM or obstruct U S assistance, then continue guerrilla warfare to disrupt the economy. The party seeks a Balkan Red state with Macedonia and Thrace joined to a south Slav republic, but Truman doctrine blocks the plan.
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Robert Vermillion
United Press
Athens
U.P
Greek Communist Party
Europe
United States
Greece
Truman
Communist Party
Bulgaria
Turkey
EAM
Mount Olympus
Macedonia
Thrace
Salonica
Belgrade
Sofia
Nicholas Zachariades
Georgia Dimitrov
Comintern
Russia
South
Slavia
Navy fears loss of doctors as resignations surge
The Navy expects to lose over 400 regular Navy doctors by July 1 amid a 44 percent resignations rate since VJ Day. Authorized peacetime strength is 4315 with only 1244 expected on duty, citing pay gaps. The service seeks Congress approval for $100 monthly bonuses for medical officers to curb departures.
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Washington
U.P
Navy
Congress
Stickup Confused Robber Disarms in Chicago Store
A man entered Humboldt Optical Co in Chicago and shouted This is a stickup to clerk Mrs Georgia Janofsky. She replied with the same line causing the robber to hesitate and flee after dropping the stolen item.
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Chicago
U.P
Humboldt Optical Co
Georgia Janofsky
Wednesday social calendar for local clubs and lodges
Tri county Chapter DeMolay meets at 7:30 P.M. at the hall. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 hosts 7:30 P.M. at the hall. Freeman Greene County Hospital Board gathers 7:15 P.M. at the hospital. Eagles Lodge convenes 7 P.M. at the hall. Elks Lodge assembles 7:30 P.M. at the Elks Home. Unity Lodge No. 637 I O C F meets 7:30 P.M. at the hall. Rotary Club lunch 12:15 P.M. at the Country Club. Tri Kappa pledge service 7:30 P.M. at the public library.
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Tri-county
Women of the Moose
Freeman Greene County Hospital Board
Unity Lodge
C.F
Hall
Rotary Club
Tri Kappa
Evening church and lodge meetings across multiple groups
Thursday activities include choir practices at Baptist, Christian, Evangelical United Brethren, and Methodist churches each at 7 PM. Legion Post and Auxiliary hold meetings at the Legion home around 7 30 PM. Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M meets at 7 30 PM. The record ends with a Methodist choir practice.
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Baptist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Friday club notices and meeting schedule
Friday Women's Relief Corps meets at 7 P M at hall. Prayer meeting Glenburn Mission at 7 P M. Stated meeting Columbian Chapter No 140 CES at 7 30. Veterans of Foreign Wars meet at 7 30 at Public Library. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meet at 7 30 P M at hall. OES No 140 at hall at 7 30 P M. F H C club meets with Mrs Juanita Hurt at 7 30 P M. Members to meet at Mrs Lillian Friedman s home for transportation at 7 15.
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el Friday Women’s Relief Corps
Hall
C.es
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Public Library
Hall. Cos
O.E.S. No. 140
F. H. C. Club
Juanita Hurt
Lillian Friedman
Pritchard-Allen Wedding Announced
Mrs. Ellen Pritchard announces the marriage of her daughter Winnie Mae Pritchard to Bobbie Lee Allen on Saturday at 4 30 PM. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev Grady Spiegel at the Christian church. The couple will reside at Third and North no Street Northwest.
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Ellen Pritchard
Winnie Mae Pritchard
Bobbie Lee Allen
Grady Spiegel
Christian Parsonage
Margaret Ann Lovelace
Millard Pritchard
Indianapolis
Switz City Group Holds Meeting
The Joly Juniors class of the Switz City Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Ray Winters with Mrs Fern Calvert and Cathryn Winters assisting. Kenneth Calvert was elected president for the coming year.
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Switz City Group
Joly
Switz City Baptist Church
Ray Winters
Fern Calvert
Cathryn Winters
Kenneth Calvert
Mary Livington
Shirley Deckard
Bonnie Bellamy
Iva Bovenschen
Peggy Moody
Ronald Justus
Richard Fines
Jackie Winters
Hal Switz
Sherman Gastineau
Kay Hauser
Worthington
Toby Kay Zink
Bloomington
Magician Oscar Hackler Delights Be rean Class Party
About 40 members of the Be rean class of the First Christian church gathered for a pitch-in dinner at the church. After a business session and social hour the main feature was Oscar Hackler from Plainville Indiana, a registered magician whose tricks delighted the audience.
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First Christian Church
Oscar Fackler
Plainville
Indiana
Delta Kappa Gamma Initiation At Greene Sullivan Counties
The Delta Kappa Gamma Society of Greene and Sullivan Counties held initiation services at the Country Club with about fourteen members and two guests. Initiates were Miss Helen S. Adamson of Sandborn and Mrs. Violet M. Talbott of Linton. Miss Mamie Spangler, state president, spoke at the dinner on the teacher as a leader, with Mrs. Pauline Biddle of Crawfordsville chapter also attending.
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Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Country Club
Helen S. Adamson
Sandborn
Violet M. Talbott
Linton
Mamie Spangler
Crown Point
Pauline Biddle
Crawfordsville
Personal guests visit area families this weekend
Dearborn guests include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrock and son Roy Junior and Mrs. Elsie Swayne and baby. Week end visitors come from Cincinnati and Detroit. Additional stops include Terre Haute and Anderson residents with several family groups staying with local hosts.
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Roy Mrock
Roy Junior
Elsie Swayne
Dearborn, Michigan
Raymond King
George Smith
Charles Stone
Jess Badders
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eugene Wheeler
Terre Haute
Vera Edwards
Anna Pigg
Clyde
Anderson
Raymond Smith
Gregory
Rita Ann
Miss Virginia Hixson Honored At Shower Before Wedding
Miss Virginia Hixson was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sisters Miss Sara Grey Hixson and Mrs Bernard Fess ler at aunt Mrs J C Fritz home. The event included games crowning the bride as Queen, gifts for the honoree and refreshments, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Virginia Hixson
Sara Grey Hixson
Bernard Fessler
J. C. Fritz
Hixson
John Rink
Indianapolis
Ruth Marie Fritz
John Hawkins
George Haworth
George
Hoosiers Help In Buying Shades Park
Indiana residents are asked to contribute $300,000 to purchase the Shades Park area for addition to the state park system. The 1,452 acre tract was near sale to lumber interests before Indianapolis businessman Arthur R. Baxter bought it in a holding action. Conservation Director John H. Nigh announced plans for a public subscription campaign later and praised Baxter’s timely move.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Conservation Department
Hoosier State Park
Arthur R. Baxter
John H. Nigh
Nigh
Campaign officials to discuss plan in chief executive office
The parties were scheduled to meet in the chief executive's office today to discuss the campaign plan and next steps.
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Chief Executive
Cash grain market report from Indianapolis
Wheat held steady with few receipts as No. 1 red and No. 1 hard priced at 2.55. Corn climbed with 31 cars on hand showing No. 2 yellow 1.92 and No. 3 yellow 1.91. Oats rose with 3 cars, No. 2 white 0.99 and No. 2 red 0.99. Soybeans strong at 3.00 per carload FOB Indiana and Illinois.
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Indiana
Illinois
Home Return for Four Year Old Poli o Victim
Kenneth Allen Talley, four, son of Virgil and Mrs Talley, is home from Riley hospital Indianapolis for a seven week vacation with his parents. He contracted polio eight months ago and spent three months on a respirator. Mrs Talley says he is much improved.
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Kenneth Allen Talley
Virgil Talley
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Civic Garden Club meets at Shields home on June 9
Mrs. Forest Gilbert announces the Civic Garden Club will meet at 2 o clock on Monday June 9 at Mrs. David Shields home a change from the original location All members urged to attend.
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Civic Garden Club
David Shields
Forest Gilbert
Expert depnds fishing in US
Chicago June report features Fred Maly, executive director of United Fishing Inc, arguing better fishing nationwide. He says fish are smarter than fishermen and lakes stay stocked through prolific reproduction, criticizing the idea of regional fishing limits and emphasizing a fishing paradise in every part of the country.
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Harm Win
United Press
Chicago
Ter Fishing, Inc
Better Fishing
Fred
Mary
Texas
Minnesota
Illinois
Canada
Michigan
Chambers of Commerce
Wells
United States
Maly
Mr. Maly
Dam Burst Floods Rutland Vermont Smashes Town
A dam at East Pittsford burst flooding Rutland and surrounding areas. Ten farm families are missing along with two boys ages 9 and 13. More than 5 000 people evacuated as nine houses and four businesses were washed away and several bridges and a railroad line were destroyed.
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Rutland
U.P
Vermont
Here
Chittenden
East Pittsford
Philip McKenzie
Richard Victoire
Rutland -Pittsford -Chittenden
National Guard
American Legion Volunteers
J. Freed Carbine
Wayne
World's fastest slowest and smartest animals praised in Philadelphia
Report from Philadelphia highlights remarkable animals including a cheetah clocked at 79 miles an hour, a famously slow elephant like the tortoise, and a striking ox noted for its distinguished appearance.
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Wne
Philadelphia
U.P
Animal Kingdom
Uae
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Linton Daily Citizen
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Mr. Hackler
Ll Society
Nick Stavros
Detroit
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Utica
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B. Brosche
Elaine Hixson
Elinor Hixson
Pauline Lynn
Doris Fritz
Joyce Malicoat
Rosemarie Hineman
Bertha Berns
Carolyn Miller
Bobby Miller
Marjorie Magruder
Vivian Humphreys
Charles Fritz
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