Appellate Judge Bowen to Speak at Greene County GOP Meeting
Indiana appellate judge Donald E. Bowen will address the Greene County Women’s Republican club at a Tuesday evening gathering June 25 in Linton city park. The 7 30 p m program includes a basket dinner before Bowen speaks. Bowen, Bloomington born, formerly 7th district GOP chairman, was appointed to the bench by Gov Ralph F Gates after Judge Dowell's death. He has long been a Bloomington attorney and has spoken on banking law and sheriff practice. A large crowd is expected to attend the outdoor event for voters statewide.
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Donald E. Bowen
Appellate Court of
Indiana
Greene County Women’s Republican Club
Linton City Park
Sugar Beets in Wyoming Valued at 3.46 Million in 1945
Unofficial figures place Wyoming sugar beets valued at 3 460 000 dollars for 1945, reflecting crop value estimates in the state.
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Wyoming
Brooklyn Congressman Seeks Mail Ban Over Fight
O'Toole of New York announced a floor speech urging Postmaster General Hannegan to bar use of the mails for Jacobs after a fight in Brooklyn. He said only 17 real punches were thrown and criticized efforts to prepare the fighters.
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O'Toole
N. Y
Robert E. Hannegan
Jacobs
Brooklyn
Mines in Region to Be Inspected
Two Terre Haute Indiana mines the Victory and the Ayshire will be inspected tomorrow by U S Navy officers and Chicago newspaper representatives. The tour, which began in Springfield Illinois, will assess health sanitation safety buildings housing and medical facilities at the mines.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Coal Mines Administration
Terre Haute
Ind
United States Navy
Springfield
Ill
Spy Case Sentence Imposed on Montreal MP
Fred Rose a Polish born 38 year old Communist member of Parliament was sentenced to six years in prison for furnishing secret information to Russia through a Soviet spy ring. He was convicted by a 12 man jury after a 16 day trial. Presiding Justice Wilfred Laouare imposed the sentence.
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Montreal
Fred Rose
Russia
Roe
Soviet Union
Wilfred Laoure
Canada
Tramp Star Carl Wilson Dies in Brown County
Nashville Ind June 20 rites were arranged for Carl Wilson newspaper columnist and author who died yesterday at his Brown county home Wilson wrote the Jokes and Jingles from Curly Shingles column in the Indianapolis Sunday Star under the name Tramp Star Carl Wilson was popularly known as Tramp Star to readers of his humor pieces.
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Nashville
Ind
Carl Wilson
Brown County
Wilson
Indianapolis Sunday Star
Tramp
Local Author Wilson Dies at About 60 in Nashville
Clark's Hill native Wilson lived in Moore's Hill most of his life and moved to Nashville two years ago. He wrote Population 359 about Moore's Hill. Survived by his widow four daughters and a son.
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Moore’s Hill
Nashville
Moore's Hill
Georgia Sues KKK to Revoke Charter in Terror Ties
The State of Georgia files civil suit to revoke the Ku Klux Klan charter charging murder acts terrorism and a conspiracy to seize public protection agencies. Four Klan leaders named including Samuel H. Green and G. T. Brown. Probe ordered by Gov Ellis Arnall and conducted with the GBI and attorney general office.
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State of Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Samuel H. Green
Georgia
G. T. Brown
N. W. Roper
Cyclops
Oakland City Post
B. G. Orwell
Roper
Ellis Arnall
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Attorney General's Office
Hoosier Youth Called to Detassel Hybrid Corn
A program to recruit 1200 Hoosier youths for detasseling hybrid seed corn in central and western Indiana counties will begin soon. Purdue supervisor A M Nichter said camps will be at Fowler Oxford Kentland and Tipton for boys over 14, with about 25 000 acres ready by late July.
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Lafayette
Ind
Fire destroys residence near city with narrow family escape
Fire leveled Elmer Clayton's home two miles north of town as three family members barely escaped. Another note says a large national surplus sparks calls for tax cuts. The 1926 item mentions Vincennes booze cases under Terre Haute trial with sixty-two indicted. A three man fatal duel occurred in Lindsey West Virginia over a woman.
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Elmer Clayton
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Referendum Crisis Sparks Poland Political Showdown
Dissension in Poland centers on the June 30 referendum on three constitutional issues. The questions carry little weight. the struggle is over whether the War saw government, dominated by Communists, will clash with Stanislaw Mikolajczyk's opposition.
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Poland
Warsaw
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Excise Officers Report Visits In Indiana Taverns
The Indiana ABC states that over 100 excise officers filed 34 109 reports from visits to Hoosier taverns in the year ending June 1. They issued 355 citations, revoked 24 permits and suspended others for 2 629 days. Bootlegger probes yielded 837 arrests of non-permittees, with fines totaling 39 659 and 2 495 days served. Civil courts suspended 5 020 bootlegging days and levied fines of 1 590 50.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Hoosier
ABC
Flood control bill authorizes $950 million in projects
Washington reports the house passed a flood control authorization totaling 950 million dollars, to be sent to the senate. The measure, approved 202 to 38, does not include funding. Major allocations cover Missouri river basin 300.6 million, Ohio river basin 125 million, Wabash basin 40 million, and additional Ohio projects. Dayton speed record claim follows.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate
Congress
Missouri River
Ohio River
Ohio
Ind
Wabash River
Indiana
Illinois
Whio River
Hines Hospital Becomes Center for Paraplegic Rehab
Midwestern veterans paralyzed from the waist down are concentrated in the Vaughan Center at Hines hospital for specialized rehabilitation. Nineteen paraplegics were moved from Jefferson Barracks Missouri in two special cars. Injuries include air crash, vehicle accidents, gunshot and bomb wounds requiring lengthy rehabilitation.
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Chicago
Midwestern
Vaughan Center
Hines Hospital
Jefferson Barracks
Pedestrian Fatalities in Wisconsin Skip Drivers
R C Salisbury director of safety for the Wisconsin motor vehicle department states that nine tenths of pedestrians killed in accidents in the state had never driven a car.
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Wisconsin
R. C. Salisbury
State Motor Vehicle Department
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