Southern Indiana baseball league opens play
The new Southern Indiana baseball league begins Sunday with the Linton Cardinals visiting Bloomfield. Other league towns include Dugger Carlisle Pleasantville Odon and Loogootee. Dirt track auto races at Linton West Side track are set for Sunday June 17. Floyd Collins death in Sand Cave Ky remains in the news with the body placed in a glass casket and possible exhibit for a price.
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Southern Indiana Baseball League
Cardinals
Linton
Bloomfield
Dugger
Carlisle
Pleasantville
Odon
Loogootee
Linton West Side Track
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Eight Die in Indiana Weekend Mishaps
United Press reports three traffic fatalities four drownings and a racing death in Indiana over the weekend. William W Moore aged 84 dies in an automobile accident with services scheduled at Greenfield today.
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Indiana
Greenfield
William W Moore
Multiple Fatal and Serious Vehicle and Waterway Accidents
A string of deadly incidents reports include Azad Sarkisian 27 of Cincinnati died after his car veered off U S 52 near Lebanon. His wife Ruth serious. The couple's 22 month old son Arnold escaped unharmed. Frank Boykin 40 of Indianapolis died after being struck by a car driven by Hope Burton 27. A father and son drowned when a boat capsized on Lake Wawasee. George Warren Cobb tricked by a capsize on Lake Cherookee IA and son Donald G Cobb 38 of South Bend. Robert Lee Smith 22 drowned near Connersville while fishing with his father. William Crawford 14 died diving into Wolf River at Hammond first drowning of Lake County season. Clay Corbett 30 Day ton Ohio race driver fatally injured in opening lap at Salem and died en route to New Albany hospital.
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Cincinnati
Lebanon
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Ruth
Arnold
Frank Boykin
Indianapolis
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Lake Wawasee
George Warren Cobb
Cherokee
Donald G. Cobb
South Bend
Robert Lee Smith
East Fork
White River
Connersville
William Crawford
Wolf River
Hammond
Lake County
Clay Corbett
Dayton, O
Salem
New Albany
ASCAP Named in Monopoly Case by Justice Dept
The Justice Department charged ASCAP and 25 foreign music societies with forming an international cartel to monopolize musical performing rights. The civil anti trust suit, led by Attorney General Tom C. Clark, targets La Confédération Internationale Des Sociétés d'Auteurs et Compositeurs and firms in Australia Europe South America Canada.
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A.P
Justice Department
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Tom C. Clark
Federal District Court
New York
Australia
Canada
la Confederation Internationale Des Societes d'Auteurs Et Compositeurs
Paris
Clark
Navy eyes Vieques as Caribbean amphibious training hub
United States Navy scouts Caribbean sites for a major amphibious training center to rival in the Atlantic. Vieques Island near Puerto Rico is the leading candidate, with Trinidad and Guantanamo also considered as backups.
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Puerto Rico
United Press
San Juan
U.P
United States Navy
West Indies
America
Atlantic
Little
Vieques Island
United States
Trinidad
Guantanamo
Cuba
Daniel E. Barbey
Navy
Vieques Navy Training Site Draws Puerto Rico Opposition
Barbey estimates up to 25 000 service members from all branches would train on Vieques in a scale surpassing any Atlantic exercises. Roosevelt Roads naval base would support Vieques with runways and facilities. Puerto Rico opposes using the island, fearing loss of land.
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Navy
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Barbey
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Cuba
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Armed Services
Caribbean
United States
Puerto Rico
Roosevelt Roads
South America
West Indies
Africa
Department of Interior
Washington
Tanker Explodes In Los Angeles Harbor Disaster
Flames engulfed the Markay lightering the harbor after a pre-dawn explosion. Four dead, 12 missing, at least 24 injured as a 6000 ton tanker carrying nearly 2 million gallons of gasoline burned and damaged five berths and 20 Shell storage tanks. Firefighting efforts included towing ships to safety and spraying tanks to prevent further explosions.
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U.P
American President Lines
Texas City
Tex
Shell Oil Co
Hut hih URATS SELECT OFFICERS
New officers are serving the Seventh district Young People's Democrat club after a meeting at Lin ton City hall. Officers listed include John Ryan Bloomington president Jane Wampler Spencer vice president Charles Stodghill Vincennes secretary and Vernahi Powers Sullivan treasurer. Matt Welsh Vincennes was principal speaker and Ira Haymaker Bloomington delivered the welcome. James E. Noland Bloomington, last year's Democratic nominee, spoke as well.
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Linton City Hall
John Ryan
Bloomington
Jane Wampler
Spencer
Charles Stodghill
Vincennes
Vernahi Powers
Sullivan
Matt Welsh
Ira Haymaker
James E. Noland
Indiana Congress Talk Draws Fire from Welsh
Mr. Welsh, principal speaker for the event, declared the Republican party has nothing to offer Indiana youths and criticized its record from municipal governments to Congress.
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Congress
Welsh
Republican Party
Indiana
National Congress
Miss Nu Enamel to Visit Linton Store on Tuesday
Miss Nu Enamel also known as Agnes Collins of Chicago plans to end her visit at Paul Gambill store on North Main Street at closing time Tuesday. She offers to discuss interior decorating resurfacing and color combinations with locals and will hand out free booklets.
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Miss Nu Enamel
Paul Gambill
North Main Street
Agnes Collins
Chicago
Cash Grain Prices Reported in Indianapolis
Cash grain in Indianapolis on June 23 shows wheat steady with No 1 red 2.46 and No 1 hard 2.36, corn firm at 2.10 for No 2 yellow, oats firm at 1.01 for No 2 white and No 2 red, soybeans firm at 3.10 per carload FOB Indiana and Illinois points with no receipts for wheat and soybeans.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Sybeans
Indiana
Ilinois
Plan Niagara Falls Trip By Glenburn Church Women
Deaconess Nora D. Yoder announced plans for a three day bus trip to Niagara Falls organized by women of Glenburn Methodist church. The trip date is not yet set and interested people may contact her.
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Niagara Falls
Glenburn
Marriage License Issued in Greene County Bloomfield
Frank A. Lenning clerk grants a marriage license in Greene circuit court Bloomfield to Jesse Alton Hubbard and Iva Lenore Turpin both of Worthington.
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Frank A. Lenning
Greene
Bloomfield
Jesse Alton Hubbard
Iva Lenore Turpin
Worthington
Seven-duck egg hatches produce eight-legged mystery in Seaside
Mrs. William Marshall of Seaside found seven hatching duck eggs in Monterey. Eight legs appeared as one duck hatched with four legs three pairs. Two extra legs grew near the wings, while the others emerged normally.
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Monterey
Cal
William Marshall
Seaside
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