Glenn School Is Suspended By State Board
Indiana June 15 W P Little Glenn the Wabash Valley basketball champion was suspended from the Indiana High School Athletic Association for failing to declare star Charley Session’s average for 1950 51. The board gave the coach principal and school a severe reprimand and set a Jan 1 1952 reinstatement date with probation for the remainder of 1951 52. Glenn will miss this year’s IHSAA state tournament but teams with eight games are eligible.
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Indianapolis
W.p.little Glenn
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Charley Session
Board of Control
THSAA
Glenn
George Bibich
Williams
IHSAA
H. R. Beachout
Plymouth
Vigo County
Lake Wawasee
Bive Williams
Florida
Bibich
Session
Charley
Phillips
Wabash Valley Association
Pirates
Jeffersonville
Silver Creek
Army
Camp Atterbury
Study of Soviet Spying Urged in Congress
A House Un American Activities Committee member urged a full investigation of Soviet espionage in the United States, calling for hearings with FBI chief J Edgar Hoover and military intel heads. Other congressional items include drafting rules, defense loan policies, and tax legislation.
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Washington
House
United States
Harold H. Velde
Ill
Velde
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Soil Hereabouts Said Good for Gardening
John W. Smith of Linton says the local soil is among the world’s best for truck farming. He cites a Detroit wholesaler remarking Indiana watermelons and Southern Indiana tomatoes as top quality for Detroit, and presents heavy lettuce clumps grown from a single plant as proof. He notes possible irrigation needs and water supplies from Stripper ponds.
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John W. Smith
Linton
Mr. Smith
Detroit
Indiana
Oaktown
Vincennes
Daily Citizen
Smith
Michigan City
Girl Scouts Plan Court of Awards in local church
All Linton Girl Scouts and families are invited to a Court of Awards at a local Evangelical and Reform church Monday at 7 30 p m A program includes two sound films The Growing Girl and Her Needs and America the Beautiful The event is open to the public and promotes scout achievements
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Linton
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Moose Lodge Here Plans Initiation
Linton Lodge No. 1434 Loyal Order of Moose will hold initiation services in the hall Sunday morning with a breakfast at ten. All candidates urged to attend. A degree team from Terre Haute will perform the work and all local lodge members are urged to be present.
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Linton Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Terre Haute
Atomic Advances Feature War Week
United States makes strides toward atomic weaponry and a hydrogen bomb as tests at Eniwetok show progress. The UN army defeats communist forces in Korea near the 38th Parallel. Britain France and the US discuss cash aid to Tito in Yugoslavia to strengthen Western ties. China and North Korea show no peace talks. Iran crisis worsens with Britons arrested. Russia continues weapons supply to Korea and upsets delays.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok
Pacific
Russia
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Korea
Britain
France
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
North Korea
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Peiping
Iran
U.N
Optometric Society Leader Announces Pause in Meetings
Dr William H Collisson of Linton president of the Western Indiana Optometric Society attended a Wednesday dinner at Sullivan Country Club. He announced there will be no more meetings until September.
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William H. Collisson
Linton
Western
Indiana
Johnson Attacks 1949 China White Paper Policy
Former Defense Secretary Lou Johnson testified before a Senate committee that the State Department 1949 white paper on China aimed to destroy Chiang Kai-Shek's Nationalist government. He said he protested its issuance as inaccurate and unwise and noted changes in some, but not all, assertions while recounting a violent quarrel at President Truman's dinner. The document framed Red victory as due to Chiang's defects, not U S policy.
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Washington
U.P
Defense
Louis Johnson
State Department
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Johnson
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Truman
U. S
Richard B. Russell
State Officers Plan Visit Here
Miss Ruth Lewman state president of Business and Professional Women's clubs will guest the Linton club at a 6 30 p m informal dinner at the Country Club Monday. Incoming officers will be installed and out of town guests include Miss Lada Farmer Terre Haute Mrs Hazel Carmichael Brazil and Mrs Elizabeth Faught Sullivan. Reservations should be made by calling Miss Bertha Collins 856 W before Monday.
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Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Linton Club
Country Club
Ladaarmer
Terre Haute
Hazel Carmicheal
Brazil
Elizabeth Faught
Sullivan
Miss Lewman
Bertha Collins
Aged Man Dies After Bloomfield Auto Collision
William Ruth 86 of Bloomfield died at 2 30 this morning in Freeman Greene county hospital from injuries after being struck on West Main street near the Bloomfield park Monday night. Driver Robert Spinks was exonerated by police. Ruth survived by a son A G Ruth of Peoria a daughter Sally Ann Milner Greenfield and another daughter Mrs Gainey of Bloomfield six grandchildren. Funeral set for Walnut Grove Church of God Sunday at 2 PM with Rev H G Taylor.
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Bloomfield
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Bloomfield Park
Ruth
Robert Spinks
Spinks
Greene County
Michael Manzie
Lyons
Mr. Ruth
Taylor Township
Nathaniel
Martha Correll Ruth
William Gainey
Emma
A. G. Ruth
Peoria
Sally Ann Milner
Greenfield
Gainey
Jenkins and Sons Funeral
Walnut Grove Church of God
H. G. Taylor
Church
MacArthur Decries Propaganda at Alamo Rally
General Douglas MacArthur urged Americans to end invisible government based on propaganda and restore representative government based on truth in a speech at the Alamo in San Antonio. He assailed Dean Acheson and warned propaganda fuels totalitarian rule while calling for a return to honest national policy and free expression.
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Tex
Douglas MacArthur
Texas Alamo
Truman
United States
MacArthur
the Alamo
Dean Acheson MacArthur
Acheson
Senate
State Department
Formosa
New Commander II at Atterbury
CAMP ATTERBURY Ind June 195- Col Frederick M Hinshaw of Kokomo Ind a West Point graduate today succeeded Col James A Murphey as temporary deputy post commander at Camp Atterbury Murphey was ordered to a similar position at Port Sill Crk lia
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Ind
U.P
Frederick M. Hinshaw
Kokomo
U.S Military Academy
West Point
James A. Murphey
Murphey
Port Sill Crk Lia
Dog Taxes Due in Linton and Stockton Townships
Township trustee Mr Grounds reported that Saturday June 23 is the last day to pay dog taxes without penalty in Linton and Stockton township. Township Assessor Jack Wheeler filed a list of delinquent taxes, with payments accepted at the trustee office 50% A Street N E.
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Linton
Stockton
Grounds
Jack Wheeler
A” St
N. E
Drive to Break Lines of Reds Is Pushed Today
U.N. troops stormed mountain peaks above Kum-song central Korea for a second straight day as Chinese forces fiercely contested the line. In heavy rain UN fire and artillery tested Red defenses while both sides suffered heavy casualties in close quarters near Kumhwa and Kumsong.
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U.P
U. S
Korea
Kumsong
Kumhwa
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Hwachgn
Yanggu
Inje
Kansong
Seoul
Imjin
Yongdongpo
Suwon Air Base
Kimpo
Red
Truman Urges Teamwork on Economic Controls in Radio Appeal
President Truman urged national unity to support two more years of wage price and rent and credit restrictions under the defense production act. Congress showed little sign of fast action as Senate and House committees debated extending controls before the June 30 expiration. The president warned lobbyists could wreck mobilization and aid Russia, while senators signaled limits on changes to the act.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
House
Senate Committee
Russia
Mr. Truman
Senate
Farmers in Indiana Have Ups and Downs
Indiana crop experts report 1941 prospects show mixed results with wheat at 27,208,000 bushels down five percent from the 1940s average while harvest yields near 19.0 bushels per acre on 1,432,000 acres show a six percent month rise.
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Indianapolis
Purdue University
Indiana
Eight-Year-Old Cripes Dies of Polio in Indiana
William Dean Cripe age eight from Wabash died of polio at Northern Indiana Children's Hospital in South Bend. He had spent most of his time in an iron lung since entering the hospital on October 21.
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Sullivan
Rebecca
Court House
South Bend
Ind
William Dean Cripe
Wabash
Indiana Children’s Hospital
William
Joseph Cripes
Pleasant Weather Outlook for Indiana Through Next Week
The weather bureau forecasts pleasant conditions across Indiana with a chance of light showers. Temperatures near normal for the next five days, with highs in the 82 to 86 range and lows 58 to 63, and rainfall totaling about a half inch to an inch locally.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Mercury
Evansville
Wheatfield
Firelite Club to Hold Evening Meeting at Max Berns Home
Members of the Firelite club will meet at Max Berns residence from 6 30 to 9 30 this evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Firelite Club
Max Berns
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