Al Capone pleads guilty to tax evasion defrauding govt
The corrupt figure known as Scarface Al Capone pleaded guilty to attempting to defraud the government of a 200000 dollar income tax bill tied to a 200000000 dollar combine as part of Prohibition law violations. An old musicians contest is planned for Bloomfield on June 19 with fiddle guitar and banjo and quartets singing old songs. A crowd witnessed Springfield Illinois dedicating the remodeled tomb of Abraham Lincoln with President Herbert Hoover delivering the principal address.
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Scarface
al Capone
Bloomfield
Springfield, Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
Native of Carlisle Will Be Buried
Services will be held tomorrow for A. C. Sallee 68 former Indiana democratic party chairman who died of a heart ailment at his Indianapolis home. Sallee born Carlisle Sullivan county entered advertising business Evansville 1902 held jobs in Indianapolis and French Lick. In 1913 Sallee became secretary of the Democratic state committee and succeeded Frederick Van Nuys as chairman in 1919. Mayor Benjamin Bosse Evansville succeeded Sallee as chairman the next year but Sallee again became chairman in 1922 when Bosse died.
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Indianapolis
Sallee
Bosse
Visitors here greet Prof and Mrs Ray Keller
Prof and Mrs Ray Keller of Ann Arbor Michigan visited Mrs Anna Bassett at Mrs Maude Fisher's home last weekend. Mrs Keller is formerly Mollie Goodrich of this region.
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Ray Keller
Ann Arbor, Mich
Anna Bassett
Maude Fisher
Keller
Mollie Goodrich
Holden Independent Candidate for Linton Mayor
Thomas K. Holden a Lin ton businessman announced as an independent candidate for mayor on the Citizens party ticket for the November 6 election. Holden noted broad cross party support and described his plan for a full time impartial city administration if elected.
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Thomas R. Cox
Helen May
Mary Bryant
Greene Circuit Court
Indiana
Holden
Linton
Linton-Stockton
Franklin College
Indiana University
Indiana Liquefied Gas Association
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Chauffers
Terre Haute
American Federation of Labor
Linton Lions Club
The
Lions International
Holden's
Citizens
Father’s Day Jail Free Ride Ends With New Job Hint
Indiana truck driver John W. Lewis served eleven days for driving a 9100 pound overweight load. His employer paid a 911 dollar fine under protest and he was released. His family bought socks and cigars and left a school tablet note. The governor pledged to review the case. Lewis sought a quick job.
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Indianapolis
U.P
John W. Lewis
Lewis
Henry Schricker
Henry Schrader
Stalin Pours Arms To Aid Communists In Korea
Foreign News Editor notes that Soviet arms now flood Korea, aiding Chinese and North Korean forces. Describes modern Russian weapons found by U P reporters and warns of growing Soviet intervention and potential UN setbacks if current aid continues. Includes account of Captain Harold Knapp’s tank patrol near Chorwon and encounters with anti tank fire.
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Korea
Stalin
America
Russia
Harold Knapp
Youngstown
Ohio
Chorwon
U. P
William Burson
Chunchon
Burson
Hospital Notes Include Surgeries Births and Dismissals
Saturday report lists Everett Price Worthington and Wilma Cuvelier Linton among patients after major surgery and appendicitis. Sunday birth for Paula Rae to Hazel Bryant Lyons. Janet Sue born to Donald Hostettler Worthington. Monday adds multiple surgeries. weekend dismissals include Tannehill Linton and McElveen Indianapolis.
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Hazel Bryant
Lyons
Paula Rae
Alfred Goad
Bloomfield
Guy Hardesty
Worthington
Linton
Lillian McElveen
Indianapolis
Lola Cooksey
Ada Marty
Garth
Milburn
Bedford
Planned Ladies Day Program at Linton Golf Course
Local pro Bob Hess announced the weekly Ladies Day program at Linton Municipal Golf Course to be held Wednesday with reservations due by Tuesday evening.
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Linton Municipal Golf Course
Bob Hess
Mrs. Emma M. Hudson Dies in Hendricksville
Mrs. Emma May Hudson aged 65 of Hendricksville died at 9:30 AM at home. She was born Sept 23, 1885, daughter of Millard and Maria Abrams, member of Liberty Church of Christ. Survived by husband Lee, seven children, siblings, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral at Liberty Church at 2:00 PM Wednesday. burial in church cemetery. Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home of Bloomington in charge.
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Emma May Hudson
Hendricksville
Greene County
Hudson
Millard
Maria Crews Abrams
Liberty Church of Christ
Nellie Benham
Gayle Breeden
Bloomington
Ray Abrams
Letha Isom
Dorothy Lindsey
Solsberry
Ilene Funkhouser
Roy
Otha
Wayne
Gerald
Donald Abrams
Millard Abrams
Liberty Church
Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home of
Carpenters Local 487 Plans Tuesday Meeting and Elections
All members are asked to meet in the hall Tuesday evening at 7 30 to elect officers and consider several important items.
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Carpenters Local No. 487
Hairline cracks in paint signal drying issues
The note explains that fine hairline cracking in paint commonly shows improper drying between coats or an incorrect paint composition. It highlights how material flaws can appear as tiny fractures across the surface.
German Buried Alive 6 Years Is Recovering
A 32-year-old German soldier, buried six years in a Nazi supply depot near Gdynia, Poland, is improving under hospital care. He and another survivor were trapped when the entrance was dynamited in 1945. two companions died by their own actions, and two others perished from unknown causes. They survived on food with air entering through an undamaged vent while candles expired. He reports looting misconduct and mummified bodies found in sacks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Gdynia
Akademia Hospital
Babie Doly
Draftee Can Enlist Before Induction In Marine Corps
Indianapolis June 18 Marine Major Robert A Mills announced that men tapped for induction may enlist in the U S Marine Corps. The new rule takes effect June 15 for one month and allows enlistment before induction orders are issued with a draft release to follow. The Marine Corps offers quick processing to recruit training with ample openings. Local recruiting office is Room 208 Post Office Building Terre Haute Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Robert A. Mills
U. S. Marine Corps
Draft Board
Mills
Marine Corps
Marine
Post Office
Terre Haute
Indiana
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for George Willard Goodson
Beulah Bolten as Administratrix presents and files final account and vouchers in Greene Circuit Court. The 1951 May Term will examine the settlement on July 11, heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Franke Justus Jr, Clerk. Beasley & Beasley attorneys.
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Beulah Holton
George Willard Goodson
Greene Circuit Court
Neff Starts Final Phase of 14-Week Basic Training
Pvt. William L. Neff son of Sam Neff of Jasonville route one trains in the last stage of a 14 week basic cycle with a unit of the 6th Armored Division at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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William L. Neff
Sam Neff
Jasonville
6Th Armored Division
Ft. Leonard Wood
Evansville Firm Is Given Contract for M 1 Rifles
International Harvester Co. won a seven million dollar government contract to build M-1 rifles and spare parts at its Evansville refrigerator plant. Works manager Paul F. Schreib er said about 1,500 more jobs would be created beyond refrigerator production. No new building planned. Contract awarded by Cincinnati Ordnance district.
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Evansville
Ind
U.P
International Harvester Co
Army
Paul F. Schreiber
Cincinnati Ordnance District
Bank Alarm Turns Out To Be Kids Prank
In Fort Worth two children aged three and one activated a bank alarm at the First National bank while their mother spoke with a bank official. Police rushed to the scene but found no robbery in progress.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.R
First National Bank
Embassy Shooting Studied In Havana Report
In Havana the U S Embassy Vicinity, a Marine guard and a Cuban janitor were found dead of gunshot wounds in the Visa section. Police say the case looked like murder followed by suicide after a midnight to 6 am duty period. Shelton and Fernandez died in an on site confrontation. A pistol lay beside Shelton.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Robert J Shelton
Agustin Fernandez
Shelton
Burgaks
Moonlight misfit weighs three pounds on lunar surface
An object that weighs 20 pounds on Earth would weigh about three pounds on the Moon, reflecting the Moon's weaker gravity. This highlights how mass remains constant while weight varies with gravity.
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Earth
Moon
Hadacol touted as relief for aches and fatigue
A newspaper feature promotes Hadacol as a vitamin and mineral remedy for aches and pains caused by deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. Edward Jakubowski shares positive results from three years of use and endorses the product with a money back guarantee and drugstore availability.
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Edward Jakubowski
N. 75Th Court
Elmwood Park
Jakubowski
Hadacol
Mr. Jakubowski
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New York Supreme Court
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You Chan Yang
U. S. Sth
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Pottsville
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Washington
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Army Medical Center
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Frankie Justus, JR
Greene
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Woodruff
Virginia
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Technicolor
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Desert
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Creasure Island
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