Salt Lake trip thrills Antimony schoolchildren
Fifty students from Antimony in southern Utah toured Salt Lake City for two days and met the governor at the capitol after reading about city life in schoolbooks. The visit, arranged by the Salt Lake Tribune Telegram, showcased trains soda fountains and motion pictures to the curious youngsters.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Antimony
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Telegram
Capitol
Seniors at Marco 10 Get Diplomas
Twelve members of the 1948 Marco high school senior class will attend Baccalaureate services Sunday afternoon and receive their diplomas at Commencement Monday evening. The Baccalaureate program starts 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Marco church with Voris Carpenter delivering the sermon. The Commencement address will be given by Rev. Lester Abel of Shelburn.
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the Marco High School
the Marco Church
Voris Carpenter
Lyons Church of Christ
Lester Abel
Shelburn
U. S. Army
Donna
Abdullah vows invasion of Palestine after British exit
King Abdullah announced plans to enter Palestine with Trans-Jordan and Iraqi forces as soon as the British surrender their mandate, even if the Arab League accepts an armistice. He said he recalled his foreign minister and would march in the Holy Land immediately after May 14.
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Jerusalem
Abdullah
Palestine
Arab League
Amman
Holy Land
Damascus
International Red Cross
W B Crichfield Called by Death
William Bernard Crichfield died at his home north of Linton after a long illness. He was born July 10, 1868, aged 79 years 9 months 25 days. Survived by a son Marion, two daughters Grace and Mrs Rex Hoffeditz, a brother J H Crichfield, a sister Rachel Ellis, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Olive Branch church at 2 30 Saturday. burial Olive Branch cemetery.
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William Bernard Crichfield
Linton
Joseph
Nancy McBride Crichfield
Crichfield
Marion Crichfield
Grace Crichfield
Rex Hoffeditz
J. H. Crichfield
Terre Haute
Rachel Ellis
M. J. Aikin
Olive Branch
Lin ton Civic Garden Club May Breakfast Postponed
The May breakfast of the Lin ton Civic Garden club, scheduled for Monday May 10 at the home of Mrs. Forrest Gilbert, has been postponed due to illness.
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Linton Civic Garden Club
Forrest Gilbert
Guilt Denied in Nashville Case Involving Attack and Double Funeral
In Nashville Indiana three youths, Lee Swift 17 Ora Lee Swift 17 and Charles Rainwater 17 and Leon Swift 24 faced bonds of 5000 each after pleading not guilty to an alleged attack on a 16 year old girl in Brown County State Park. The girl and her father died by suicide after the attack. Double funeral services were planned for Elsie Blume and her father Raleigh 50.
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Nashville
Ind
Elsie Blume
Raleigh
Little Brown County
Lee Swift
Ora Lee Swift
Charles Rainwater
Leon Swift
Brown County State Park
Parleys Ordered in Meat Dispute
The government ordered negotiations to resume in Chicago Saturday in the 52 day meat packing strike. Cyrus S. Ching director of the federal mediation and conciliation service sent three top conciliators to Chicago and announced mediation efforts would restart there. Chiang acted shortly after talks here collapsed.
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Washington
Chicago
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Chiang
Rare avian specimen gifted to Portland Museum
A stuffed specimen of the nearly extinct auerhuhn was shot on the Goering estate in Germany and presented to the Portland Museum of Natural History.
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Portland
U.P
Auerhuhn
Reichmarshal
Hermann Goering
Germany
Portland Museum of Natural History
Miss Bogard Crowned Miss Linton of 1948 at Local Pageant
Miss Sue Bogard was chosen Miss Linton 1948 at the annual Miss America contest held in the Linton High School gym Wednesday evening. More than 2000 attended the event sponsored by the Jr Chamber of Commerce and the Linton Beauticians. Other winners were Miss Joan Kluesner 2nd Miss Pauline Prudhomme 3rd and Miss Rita Rogers 4th.
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Sue Bogard
Linton
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Linton Beauticians
Joan Kluesner
Pauline Prudhomme
Rita Rogers
Hamilton Drug Company
Bogard
Linton Lions Club
Moose Lodge
Elson Jewelry Store
Trading Post
Patty Wright
Miss Bogard
Switz City Band Wins First Division In State Final
Switz City high school band earned a first division ranking at the state final High School Music Contests for Class CD schools held last weekend in Danville. Raymond Blair, band director, announced the Arion Foundation award for high school musicians will be established at the school, with medals awarded annually to two students.
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Switz City
Danville
Raymond Blair
Arion Foundation
National Foundation
Truman appeals for housing bill and bipartisan policy
President Truman urged Congress to pass the Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing act, calling the housing shortage almost fatal and stressing veterans needs. He urged public pressure via the National Conference on Family Life and warned that a bipartisan foreign policy must continue to secure world peace.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
National Conference On Family Life
House
Senate
Wall Street
Bloomfield Woman Fractures Hip in Fall
Mrs. Adeline Stultz a 77 year old Bloomfield resident and mother of Sheriff Charles Mansfield fell while visiting a neighbor to view flowers. She was taken to Freeman Greene County hospital where the hip fracture was reduced and she will stay several days.
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Adeline Stultz
Bloomfield
Charles Mansfield
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Hosital
Midland Seniors Plan Activities for Schools End
Midland high school seniors prepare for final Bachelaureate service on Sunday evening and Commencement on Tuesday in the Midland gymnasium. The programs feature Rev J Clarence Durham and Rev Roy Bridwell, with R W Edington and Ben H Watt delivering key addresses and numerous diplomas awarded to graduates and eighth graders.
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Midland
Midland Gymnasium
Vivian Tyree
Avery D. Gabbard
God
Father of
Mercy—Burke
J. Clarence Durham
Hamblen
Jerry Owen
Ringwald
Durham
Owen
Indianapolis
Tyree
Avery Gabbard
Franckiser
Sarah J. Blanton
Greene County
R. W. Edington
Ben H. Watt
Don Myers
Elmer Blanton
DeLamater
Mr. Edington
Isaac
American Legion
Robert Cole
A. I. Messick
Orville White
Roy Bridwell
Watt
Indiana State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Seaman Robert Hancock
U. S. Navy
Everett G. Owens
Bert A. Driscoll
Donald W. Myers
Sarah Jane Blanton
Elmer H. Blanton
Shirley Belle All
Vera Mae Beadle
Dale William Burger
Dorothy Ann Clark
Mary Louise Cooksey
Hester L. Gambill
Sarah Mae Pope
Virginia Mae Rutledge
Clare -Irene Sparks
Herbert Loren Stevenson
Lloyd Wolfe
Rosemary Woodruff
Jenner Backers Claim Victory In Indiana Primary
Supporters of Senator William E. Jenner said in Indianapolis that enough delegates were elected Tuesday to nominate him at the Republican convention next month. Walter E. Helmke backers rejected the claim calling it false, citing Lake county results as evidence Jenner’s strength is overestimated.
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Indianapolis
William E. Jenner
Walter E. Helmke
GOP
Jenner
John K. Ruckelshaus
Helmke
Theodore Sendak
Lake County
Allen County
Ruckelshaus
Frank Millis
Kids Here Healthy But Have Bad Teeth
Linton's five and six year old children are healthy overall but dental defects are common after a PTA led health check up. Eighty children were examined with ten clean bills and seventy needing dental treatment including one child with fourteen cavities.
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Linton
Parent- Teachers Association
Medical and Dental Associations
Greene County Public Health Service
J. Howard Lynn
Margaret Foulkes
Greene County
PTA
Jimmie Moore Taken To Riley Hospital
Jimmie Moore son of Mrs Zella Moore was taken to Riley Hospital Tuesday for observation and treatment.
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Jimmie Moore
Zella Moore
Riley Hospital
Hospital News From Linton Jasonville Areas
Miss Bonnie Terhune of Linton underwent an appendectomy this morning. Mrs Pauline Slader of Jasonville gave birth to a son this morning. Mrs Wayne Baize of Crane became the mother of a girl. Bill Case of Jasonville has been dismissed. Mrs Myrtle Wolfe of Jasonville was taken home today.
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Bonnie Terhune
Linton
Pauline Slader
Jasonville
Wayne Baize
Crane
Bill Case
Myrtle Wolfe
Walter Wills Reported Seriously Ill after Strokes
Walter W Wills, former resident of Linton and now living with his son Chester Wills in Greenfield, is seriously ill after two strokes in the past week. His sister Mrs Laura Stewart has been called to his bedside.
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Walter W. Wills
Linton
Chester Wills
Greenfield
Laura Stewart
White House calls rail union chiefs to key meeting
The White House invites leaders of three strike threatening rail unions to a conference in Washington with John R. Steelman to mediate the wage dispute. Officials warn the government may seize the railroads if no settlement is reached before the strike deadline.
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Washington
U.P
White House
John R. Steelman
Truman
Steelman
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
A. J. Glover
Switchmen’s Union
Justice Department
Mr. Truman
Air Power Boost Advocated to Match Soviet Strength
Senator Styles Bridges urged the House passed bill to authorize a 3.198 billion dollar aircraft program and Senate debate. The move would increase air power by 822 million dollars over administration requests to modernize the U S Air Force by 1952 amid fears of losing atomic monopoly. Also discussed were anti-Communist registration proposals and draft legislation timelines.
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Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
N. H
U. S
Russia
Bridges
Appropriations Committee
Senate
United States
House
House Rules Committee
Community Party
Justice Department
Moscow
Rules Committee
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Clarence A. Mills
Cid
MARCO
United Nations
Jericho
Red Cross
Holy City
W. B. Crichfield
Reading
Sue Ann Bogard
Maine
Swizz City Band
Bedford
Rail Union
U.S
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