Bond For Shelton Is Set at $25,000
Indianapolis June 28 United Press Henry H Shelton once listed by FBI as a top fugitive faced kidnapping and Dyer Act charges. His bond was raised to 25000 after a second hearing when indictments from Hammond Indiana were received. He was wounded in a FBI gunfire incident and remained in General Hospital under guard.
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Shelton
Indiannapolis
U.P
Henry H. Shelton
FBI
General Hospital
U.S
Alvin C. Johnson
Indiana
Federal District Court
Hammond
Rocky Graziano
Jake Lamotta
Air Force
Russia
Phillies Take First Place On Strong Simmons Pitching
The Phillies moved into first place for the first time since May 29, led by Curt Simmons who edged Warren Spahn in a pitching duel as Philadelphia beat Boston 3 to 2. Roy Campanella and Bobby Thomson featured for the Dodgers and Giants, while the Tigers opened a four‑game AL lead with a 9 to 3 win over Chicago and the Yankees lost in 12 innings to Washington.
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New York
U.P
Phillies
Curt Simmons
Dodger
New York Giants
Braves
Boston
Cardinals
Cubs
Brooks
Reds
Pirates
Tigers
Chicago
Yankees
Senators
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Feller
Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Athletics
Philadelphia
Simmons
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Dick Sisler
Brooklyn
Larry Jansen
Giants
Bud Podbielan
Erv Palica
Bobby Thomson
Roy Campanella
Billy
Baseball Roundup: Williams and Simmons Star in Tight Contests
The summary recaps key late inning plays across major games. Ted Williams hit his 22nd homer and two doubles as the Red Sox beat the Athletics with late runs. Curt Simmons hurled a 3 to 2 win for the Phillies over the Braves to move into first place.
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Senators
Mickey Vernon
Yankees
Johnny Mize
Tommy Byrne
Dirk Kokos
Don Lenhardt
al Widmar
Feller
Red Sox
Athletics
al Zarilla
Joe Dobson
Ted Williams
Curt Simmons
Phillies
Braves
Merchants to Play Newark Thursday
The Linton Merchants will oppose Newark of the Tri-County league at 7:30 p.m. Thursday night on the Linton diamond. Manager Lowery Millick announced Newark sits in second place. He did not announce the Linton starting battery.
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Linton Merchants
Newark
Linton Diamond
Lowery Millick
Millick
Linton
Standings Update From St. Louis and Other Cities
The standings show St. Louis 3-4, Chicago 2-1. New York 10, Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 3, Boston 2, Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 3. Boston 7, Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 4, Cleveland 3. Washington 4, New York 3. Detroit 9, Chicago 3.
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Wee
Ewe
Brooklyn Awn
Chicago Ewe
Pat Detroit
Washington A
St. Louis Ee
Smuts Rallies From Pneumonia After Illness
Capetown report says Jan Christian Smuts 80, former prime minister of South Africa, is rallying from several weeks siege of pneumonia. The World Statesman is described as recovering with the help of medical care.
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Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Capetown
International
Rise in Women Pilot Numbers in United States This Year
About 10,000 women airplane pilots exist in the United States this year, up from 5,000 in July 1945, reflecting significant growth in female aviation roles.
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United States
California
Coal and Politics Stir 1952 Election Prospects
Coal operators and mine wage agreement may let John L. Lewis influence the 1952 presidential contest by threatening a strike. United Steel executive Harry M. Moses predicts the July 1 1952 contract deadline could affect campaign outcomes. Also notes UN peace talks and advances in bomber engine power.
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John L. Lewis
Harry M. Moses
United States Steel
Moses
Lewis
Truman
Republican Party
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Daily Citizen
Cox
Howie Pollet
Max Lanier
Pollet
Roy Smalley
Stan Musial
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Herman Wehmeier
Ewell Blackwell
Grady Hatton
Ted Gray
Ray Scarborough
Johnny Lipon
Laran Shipley
Robert Brown
Roscoe Padgett
Luther Nichols
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Elzora Greenwood
Shelvador
James R. Denny
Lee Chaney
Juantita Hert
Clarence Asrey
Lewis Knowles
Kidden’s Trading Post
Linton, Ind
Jake
Alan Maver
Stanley Ketchell
AL Hostak
Tony Zale Wio
Rook
King
Springville
Ralph Rogerss Companys R. R
Ind
Owensbure
Washington Arch
Senate
Central Press
Ashington
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Trygve Lie
Moscow
Lie
World Organization
China
New Radical
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St. N. W
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GMC
Hannum Motor Sales
Father's Day
Spokane, Wash
John Bruce Dodd
Brazil
South America
Ecaador
Chile
Henry II of
France
Linton Milk CO
Walter Wolfe
Rennis Wolfe
Holden
Scott’s
N. Main St
Tel
Wile
AX & Fry
Clayton-Reeves
Complete Insurance Service
St., N. BE
Bostep
T. L. Barrowman Dugger
Safety Legion
TOGS
IXSO
Sam
Lyons Oliver Company
Leo Edwards
Lyons, Ind
Valu Apyarel Shop
The
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Bill Wiliams, Kenny Kennedy
Thomas Upholstering
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