Indiana debate over state debt and a new constitution
Indiana University researchers examine how the 1851 constitution limits state debt and the implications for defense spending. The piece notes a potential loophole, contrasting 1816 and 1851 frameworks, and links this to broader debates on fiscal watchdogs and governance while detailing IU projects on automated error correction and robotized aircraft systems.
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Donald F. Carmony
School of Adult Education
Indiana University Government Workshop
Carmony
Ralph F. Gates
Henry F. Schricker
New York Stocks End Late Trading Slide
Stocks declined sharply in late trading with losses of 1 to 2 points across the main list and as much as 4 points for high priced shares. The report notes tickets fell behind floor transactions and overall market weakness during the session.
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New York
U.P
Rains Fine But Too Much Rain Worries Greene Farmers
Farmers in western Greene county welcomed rains but fear overabundance. Lin ton recorded .51 inches last night and .49 inches yesterday, while Elliston station logged .26 inches from 8 a.m. today. White river and Lattas creek rose as rains continued, with 2300 acres of soybeans in Goosepond too damp for cultivation.
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Greene County
Linton
Elliston Station
U. S. Weather Bureau
O. H. Brown
U. S
Lattas Creek
White River
Bygne
Elliston
Death of W. W. Garsnett at 79 in Center township
W. W. Garsnett aged 79 died at 9 10 p m Wednesday at his Solsberry route two home. A Center township resident for 43 years he was born Feb 3 1872 in Mississippi. Survived by widow Arlie Belle four sons Herman Orval Raymond two Indianapolis daughters Lottie Beavins Lula Mullis Nellie Ryser 22 grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral 2 00 p m Saturday at Cincinnati Christian church with burial in Carmichael cemetery. He was a member of Cincinnati Christian church and Hobbieville I O C F.
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William Wesley Garsnett
Center Township
Solsberry
Mr. Garsnett
Mississippi
Henry
Lydia J. Garsnett
Cincinnati Christian Church
Hobbieville
Arlie Belle Garsnett
Henry Garsnett
Harrodsburg
Herman
Orval
Raymond Garsnett
Indianapolis
Lottie Beavins
Lula Mullis
Nellie Ryser
Bloomington
Jenkins and Sons
Bloomfield
Carmichael
Ferry Belval announces birth of son Dale Lee in Detroit
Mr and Mrs Ferry Belval of Detroit announce the birth of their son Dale Lee born June 27. This is the couple’s second child in the family, and they formerly resided in Linton.
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Ferry Belval
Detroit, Mich
Linton
Dale Lee
Council of Women Council Won’t Meet This Week
Linton Council of Women will not hold a meeting this week and will not resume its schedule until next fall, according to officers.
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Linton Council of Women
Mrs. Nancy H. Roberts Inman 73 Dies at Home
Mrs. Nancy Harriet Roberts Inman aged 73 died at 5 30 this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. Robert Trinkle 710 H street northeast after six years illness. She was born May 13 1878 in Martin County daughter of John H and Lord Webster Roberts and lived northeast of Linton sixteen years. She married Frank Inman June 7 1894 who survives along with six daughters and three sons. Funeral home Weldhing Cornett will return remains to Mrs Trinkle this evening with services to be announced.
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Nancy Harriet Roberts Inman
Robert Trinkle
Inman
Martin County
John H
Lord Webster Roberts
Linton
Frank Inman
Joe Marshall
Odon
Lavern Davis
John Loree
Flint
Mich
Marie Moriarty
Pontiac
Raleigh Bennett
Gladys Inman
Switz City
Carl Inman
Glenn Inman
Indiana County Official Found Admits Thefts
Lester Hiser former Blackford county treasurer and missing person since Oct 10 admitted embezzling funds to cover living expenses. He was arrested in Indianapolis after being tracked to a factory job and later acknowledged taking money. The case closed hopes shattered for residents who had re elected him after his disappearance.
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Hartford City
Ind
U.P
Lester Hiser
Blackford
Hiser
Indianapolis
Indiana
John Barton
State Police
Paul Lester
Barton
William E. Ervin
Ervin
Here
Sachss Hiser
Dennis H. Guy
Otto K. Jensen
State Board of Accounts
Eight Greene County Students Earn Purdue Distinguished Rating
Greene county scholars Ro bert G Laughlin Bloomfield Tom L Burcham and Fredie J Rowe Jasonville Shirley E Osborn Linton Edgar A Bloomer Lyons Earl E Barter Newberry and Richard H Kay Robert L Warren Worthington are listed among 1 342 Purdue students earning the distinguished rating for the second semester of 1950 51.
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Lafayette
Ind
Greene County
Purdue University
C. E. Dammon
Robert G. Laughlin
Bloomfield
Tom L. Burcham
Fredie J. Rowe
Jasonville
Shirley E. Osborn
Linton
Edgar A. Bloomer
Lyons
Earl E. Barter
Newberry
Richard H. Kay
Robert L. Warren
Worthington
Switz City Marine Returns to U.S. Furlough Roster
About 900 Marine Corps veterans arrived in San Francisco aboard the transport General William F. Hase for a 30 day furlough tour. Herman Bolt of Switz City is among those returning with reassignment planned after the furlough. T/Sgt. Robert Bowen of Carlisle Route One also aboard.
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Herman Bolt
Switz City
Marine Corps
San Francisco
Cal
William F. Hase
Robert Bowen
Carlisle
Arch bishop Groesz Convicted in Hungary Overthrow Plot
Budapest report says Archbishop Josef Groesz was sentenced to 15 years by a people's court for leading a plot to overthrow the communist government. He pled guilty to four charges including organizing to restore the Hapsburg Monarchy, black marketing, aiding flight from Hungary, and crimes against the people.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Groesz
People's Court
Groesz
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hapsburg
Goresz
Volmos Olti
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert Vogeler
Vogeler
Iranian Premier appeals to Truman over Abadan oil clash
Iran seized the Abadan oil company HQ after Britain ordered 130 technicians out. Premier Mossadegh sent a personal appeal to President Truman seeking U.S. Good Offices to resolve the crisis, warning Iran might seek Russian aid if Western help fails. Britain moved tankers away while Iran pumped oil back into tanks.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
U. S
Mossadegh
Russia
Eric Drake
Drake
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Tornadoes Hit For Third Day in Middlewest
Central Illinois bears the brunt as two tornadoes injure at least 23 and kill one. Tornadoes devastate Logan and Sangamon counties while farms are leveled and power lines, telegraph poles, and trains are disrupted. Across the Midwest, injuries, deaths, crop losses, and rising river levels mark a day of severe weather.
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Illinois
Midwest
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Hartsburg
Ill
Logan County
Macon
Sangamon
Thomas McGuire
Hean
Atlanta
Heman
Williamsville
Union
Wakeeney
Richmond
Ind
Arthur Cox
Ypsilanti
Mich
Waterloo
Cedar River
Cedar
Fairmont
Minn
Jackson
Sherburn
Dugger Legion selects new officers for post 224
Dugger Rexford Ballard American Legion post No 224 elected Gale Ammerman as post commander. Ernest Edds adjutant and chaplain, Max Stringer first vice commander, Billy Alumbaugh second vice commander, Paul Story service and Child Welfare chair, Guy Edds finance, Tony Borders historian, Thomas H Lippeett publicity, Floyd Miller membership, Gerald Asrey athletic officer. Meetings move to 8:00 p.m. each Tuesday starting July 3.
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Dugger Rexford - Ballard
American Legion
Gale Ammerman
Legion
Ernest Edds
Max Stringer
Billy Alumbaugh
Paul Story
Guy Edds
Tony Borders
Thomas H. Lippe
Ett
Floyd Miller
Gerald Asrey
Wallace Vance Returns Home After Cleveland Visit
Mr and Mrs Wallace Vance have returned to their home in Cleveland Ohio after visiting Mr and Mrs Herbert Priest here.
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Wallace Vance
Cleveland, O
Herbert Priest
Rankins Funeral Change Is Made
Funeral arrangements for Joseph Martin Rankins 90 who died Tuesday evening at his son Johns home in Linton. Services will be Friday at 11:00 am at Dutch Bethel church eight miles north of Worthington with Lloyd Boyll officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Body in state at Myers Funeral home Worthington.
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Joseph Martin Rankins
John Rankins
Linton
Dutch Bethel
Russians Want Generals Only To Talk Peace
The State Department reported that Russia seeks a purely military cease fire in Korea negotiated by battlefield commanders including Chinese volunteers, excluding political questions. Gromyko outlined five points, with UN and South Korean commanders to talk with North Korea and Chinese units on military issues only. US officials said the reply left them neither elated nor dejected as they prepare to consult UN allies.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Korea
Department
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
North Korea
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
South Korea
Evans to Present Indiana Veterans Bonus Check in Bloomfield
To Present Check Herman C Evans joint senator for Brown Greene and Monroe counties will present the first Indiana veterans bonus check in Bloomfield at 2:00 on the Fourth of July. The program at High School park is sponsored by Linton Frank Courtney American Legion post with more than forty district posts invited to participate. Mr and Mrs Gordon who lost two sons in World War II will receive the check. Bob Hemmerling will introduce Senator Evans. Eskel Beasley Veterans Service officer will also take part as Legion posts and 40 and 8 posts and VFWs are invited to march in the parade at 10:00 am.
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Brown
Greene
Monroe
Roy Gordon
Bloomfield
High School
Linton Frank Courtney American Legion Post
Gordon
John
Robert Gordon
Senator Evans
Bob Hemmerling
Linton
Eskel Beasley
Veterans’ Service
Legion
V.F.W
UN Forces Repel Reds Inch Toward Kumsong Front
UN ground forces beat back thousands of Communist attackers and moved about a mile nearer Kumsong in central Korea as the 8th Army presses north despite Moscow's cease fire call. Air and sea actions widen the war with the New Jersey under fire at Wonsan and substantial Allied bombardment and truck losses.
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Tokyo
U.P
United Nations
Kumsong
James A. van Fleet
Russia
Korea
8Th Army
38Th Parallel
Wonsan
U. S
New Jersey
Forrest P. Serman
Sherman
Manchuria
Garden Inspection Postponed In Linton Civic Contest
The Linton Civic Garden club postponed its annual garden contest inspection due to weather. A new day and hour will be announced in the Daily Citizen next week. Arthur Haseman, Greene County agriculture agent, will lead a garden tour of the winners for interested participants, meeting at the local public library.
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Linton Civic Garden Club
Daily Citizen
Arthur Haseman
Greene County Agriculture
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