Jerusalem's Fall 70 Arabs Appears Certainty Today
Jerusalem fights intensify as Arab forces tighten ring around the old city. Victory would restore Moslem control after 3,300 years and shape regional prestige amid UN plan tensions. A final outcome could affect borders, defense lines, and potential peace in Palestine.
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Jerusalem
William B. Dickinson
United Press
Holy City
Trans-Jordan
Old City
Holy
United Nations
Tel Aviv-Jerusalem
Israel
Palestine
Abdullah
Trans- Jordan
Holy Land
New Suits Filed in Greene County Court
Two new suits filed in Greene circuit court Bloomfield list Ada B. Allen vs David C. Allen for guardian appointment and Nada Louella Yates vs John M. Yates for divorce in the Ada B. Allen case guardian petition.
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Frank A. Lenning
Greene
Bloomfield
Ada B. Allen
David C. Allen
Guardian
Nada Louella Yates
John M. Yates
Seventy-year-old Homer Dillman indicted for murder in Westfield slaying
Noblesville Indiana May 19 A Hamilton county grand jury indicted seventy year old Homer B Dillman of Salem Illinois on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of his former wife Mary at the Union Bible Seminary Westfield two weeks earlier.
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Noblesville
Ind
Homer B. Dillman
Salem
Mary
Hamilton County
Dillman
Union Bible Seminary
Westfield
Feazel Named to U S Senate Seat After Overton Death
Baton Rouge May 18 Governor Earl K Long appoints William Feazel a Monroe and Shreveport air operator and millionaire to fill the U S Senate vacancy created by the death of John H Overton.
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Baton Rouge, la
Earl K. Long
William Feazel
Monroe and
Shreveport
U. S. Senate
John H. Overton
Hungarian envoy resigns in protest in Washington
Hungarian Minister Rustem Vambery quit claiming a hostile Budapest government and attacks on the United States via Voice of America press and radio. Budapest accepted the resignation and named Andrew Sik as chargé d affaires to take over. Vambery cited staff shortages and ill health as factors in the decision.
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Washington
Rustem Vambery
United States
Vambery
Budapest
Voice of America
State Department
Andrew Sik
Hungary
Attendant Fired in Indiana Epilepsy Village Abuse Probe
NEW CASTLE Ind May 19 UP James N Flannery 59 an attendant at the Indian village for epileptics was dismissed amid an investigation into alleged patient beatings. Dr W C Van Nuys the village superintendent said several other employees would be fired as the probe continues Hoses found in closets were linked to abuse claims Artie O Brooks 53 of Falmouth Ky slated for firing for abusing an elderly patient with a hose three weeks earlier.
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New Castle
Ind
James N. Flannery
W. C. van Nuys
Flannery
Farmers
Indianapolis
van Nuys
Artie O. Brooks
Falmouth
Rxv
Truthseekers Sunday School to Meet at Verna Moody Home
The Truthseekers class of the Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School will meet at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Verna Moody on State Road 54. Members should bring sandwiches and a plant or bulb for a garden shower.
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Evangelical
United Brethren Sunday School
Verna Moody
State Road 54
Former Newberry Woman Is Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie Sappenfield formerly of Newberry who died Saturday at Lawrenceburg were held there and she was buried in the Lawrenceburg Cemetery. She was the widow of Rev. John Sappenfield former pastor of the Newberry Lutheran church. The family moved to Lawrenceburg about ten years ago. She is survived by five daughters Margaret Magdalene Dorcas Lois and Pauline and three sons David Luther and John. She had several relatives in Greene County.
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Sadie Sappenfield
Newberry
Lawrenceburg
That City
Mills Brothers Three Ring Circus Arrives in Linton
The Mills Brothers three ring circus comes to Linton High School park for afternoon and evening shows on Monday, June 7. Sponsored by the Linton Police and Fire departments, advance ticket sales are under way by officers and firefighters. The event features 100 motorized units and a 250 person troupe, with performances moving from Evansville to Terre Haute after Linton.
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Mills Brothers
High School Park
Linton
Evansville
Terre Haute
Hospital Reports From Linton Area
Surgery and admission notes from Linton list Frank Dean undergoing surgery yesterday. Leon Moody and Norma Barnes had major or tonsil procedures. Several patients, including Maurcie Haag, Edna Newman, Rosemary Maxwell, Virginia Blume, and Rea Don Seals, were discharged or taken home. others remain admitted or relocated with families in Connersville and Bloomfield areas.
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Leon Moody
Linton
Norma Barnes
Maurcie Haag
Roseanna Furesi
Baby
Connersville
Martha Sheets
Bloomfield
Linton Rotary Club Dinner Tonight at Country Club
Linton Rotary Club members and their wives will gather at the Linton Country Club at six o clock this evening for dinner. All members are urged to attend.
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Linton Rotary Club
Linton Country Club
Loyal Tradesmen Wind Up Season
The Linton high school track team finished 1948 with a 73 37 loss to Bloomfield at Oliphant Field. Maynard Lewis led Bloomfield with five events and four firsts. Norbert Graves ended his Linton career scoring 17 points as the squad loses key seniors and plans for a stronger next year.
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Linton High School
Bloomfield
Oliphant
Maynard Lewis
Norbert Graves
Linton
Bill Marshall
Jerry Rupert
Rudy Stedancik
Charles Hoskins
Graves
L; Cunningham
B; Jones
Mrs Ettie Dibble Dies In Linton At 81
Mrs Ettie Dibble 81 a longtime Princeton area resident died at 7 25 p m Tuesday at her daughter Edith Turley’s home in Linton after a six month illness She lived near Shoals at birth Aug 7 1866 and spent most of her life near Princeton Survived by two daughters a son six grandchildren nine great grandchildren a brother and several in laws Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev Grady Spiegel officiating burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Washington
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Ettie Dibble
Linton
Edith Turley
First Street
Mrs. Dibble
Shoals
James and
Ellen Sanders
Princeton
Turley
Christian Church
Loogootee
William QO. Dibble
Edna Hanna
Harry Dibble
Decatur, Ill
Jasper Sanders
Martinsville
Dean Dickerson
William Hotz
Evansville
Welch and Cornett
Grady Spiegel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Washington
Princeton Votes Standard Time in Indiana
Princeton Indiana municipal leaders decided to keep Central Standard Time after a council meeting. Miners and railroad workers opposed daylight saving time, according to council members.
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Princeton
Ind
Meat and Railroad Accord Near in Wage Strikes
The meat packing strike rows near settlement as union negotiators accept nine cent raise only if job security for strikers is guaranteed. Swift & Co and CIO United Packinghouse Workers to meet today as federal talks on railroad labor dispute also show progress toward a near agreement.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse
Swift & Co
Washington
U.P
Hemmer civil suit settled in Indiana debt case
Indianapolis May 19. Deputy Attorney General George W Hadley said the state settled a civil suit against Floyd Hemmer former state Penal Farm superintendent for 8000 dollars. The state sought 16292 dollars and a bonding firm was named as defendant. Hemmer served 1937 to 1945 and was a former Democratic lieutenant governor candidate. A criminal trial for embezzlement and grand larceny ended with a hung jury last October. no date for a second trial was set.
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Indianapolis
Floyd Hemmer
Hemmer
George W. Hadley
Orange
Paoli
Hember
Clam Shells Found Deep Inland in North Dakota
Clams four to five inches long were discovered by well diggers 50 feet underground in Minot North Dakota. The shells were located about 35 miles from the geographic center of North America and far from any ocean.
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Minot
N. D
North America
Horse Loves Spaghetti In Memphis Stable
Adolph Grisanti feeds his eight year old riding horse Spot spaghetti after a day of short supply. The horse now routinely eats pasta as part of its diet at the Memphis stable.
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Memphis
Tenn.u.p
Adolph Grisanti
Grisanti
Spot
Mine Chieftain Leaves Parley On Coal Wages
Children of the Christian Sunday school at Dugger are invited to meet at the church Saturday afternoon for Bible study storytelling games and refreshments. Rev A W Craig of Bloomfield will be present as operators vote to seat Southern Presi.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Dugger
A. W. Craig
Bloomfield
Evansville Wheat Dispute Ends After Wage Settlement
In Evansville Indiana a wage dispute between Weir Packing Co and CIO United Packinghouse Workers ended with a nine cent hourly raise retroactive to January first. Production to resume at the Weil Co plant while three pickets recover from injuries after a skirmish at the Swift and Co plant when office workers attempted to cross the line.
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Evansville
Ind
U.P
Weir Packing Co
CIO United Packinghouse
Swift and Co
Weil Co
Leon Weil
Swift
Joe Finch
Local Resident Wade Turner Dies Under Suspected Stroke
Wade Howard Turner 66 of Linton was found dead at his Grant Allen farm home near Marco. Coroner Dr. J A Graf ruled death from an apoplectic stroke likely occurring Saturday or Sunday. He was born February 10 1882 in Beaver Dam Ky and survived by a son Charles and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at M J Aikin and Son Funeral Home with burial in Fairfield Cemetery.
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Wade Howard Turner
Linton
Grant Allen
Marco
J. A. Graf
Greene County
Reuben
Mary Turner
Charles Turner
Sullivan Route
William Turner
Beaver Dam
Counce Turner
M. J. Aikin and Son
John Leckie
Jericho
Fairview Cemetery
Bland to serve 33 days for public intoxication in Linton
Delmar Bland of Linton was sentenced by Mayor Arthur M. Grass after a court appearance on a charge of public intoxication. A previously suspended sentence was activated. Bland faces 33 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs totaling $110.80, with payment or layout of costs to follow.
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Delmar Bland
Linton
Arthur M. Grass
Bland
Greene County Women’s Republican Club Meets Tuesday
The Greene County Women’s Republican club will meet at 7 PM Tuesday evening May 25 at Switz City High School. A pot luck dinner precedes the meeting.
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Greene County Women’s Republican Club
Switz City High School
Lewis Walks Out of Soft Coal Wage Talks
John L. Lewis storms out of wage conferences in Washington after operators seat Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association. He warns of a possible new bituminous strike before June 30 as his union weighs further action under an 80 day no strike injunction and possible NLRB court action.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Washington
Lewis
Moody
International Soundphoto
U.P
United Mine Workers
UMW
John C. Gall
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert M. Denham
Goldsborough
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Producers
Harry M. Moses
U. S. Steel Corp
George Campbell
Illinois Coal Operators Association
Donations Acknowledged For Glenburn Lun-Evening Rest Home
Donations to the Glenburn Lun-Evening Rest home are listed by club and individual. Fortnightly club of Linton gave $10, Bay View club of Linton $5 and shrubs, Tuesday Afternoon club of Lyons $5 and shrubs, two friends $25, and Newberry Progressive club shrubs, per Deaconess Nora D. Yoder.
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Glenburn
Linton
Bay View Club
Lyons
Newberry Progressive Club
Nora D. Yoder
Culinary secrets vanish as recipes stolen
Sam Rane, a Madison restaurant operator, reports all her recipes have been stolen leaving customers with simple meals and no access to her former menu. The incident highlights concerns over recipe theft affecting small eateries.
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Madison
Wis
Sam Rane
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