British Envoy Pair Vanish Sparks Europe Wide Hunt
In a sweeping search across Western Europe Scotland Yard and France's Surete pursue two British diplomats Donald D. MacLean and Guy Burgess who vanished after leaving London May 25. The men traveled via Southampton St. Malo Rennes toward Paris with no solid clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
L. E. Wilkinson
Scotland Yard
Russia
Donald D. MacLean
Foreign Office
Guy Burgess
Washington
Paris
France
Surete
Southampton
French Channel
St. Malo
Rennes
Anti inflation taxes urged to boost farm output and prices
Senator Capehart and Maybank called for an administration program to raise farm production during mobilization to curb food prices. They urged no more price rollbacks, while DiSalle kept beef cuts rolling back. The House Agriculture Committee might seek live stock price controls exemption if rollbacks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capehart
R.-Ind
Maybank
DiSalle
House Agriculture Committee
Truman
Cooley
N.C
House Committee
Secret bank boxes traced to Cohen
Federal witnesses testified that gambler Mickey Cohen kept at least two safe deposit boxes under fictitious names during the period he faced about 156000 in unpaid income taxes. Aurora Lenci testified Cohen rented boxes under Allan Weiner and Donald Duitz while employed at Hollywood banks. Additional witnesses said other boxes were rented under aliases. A bank president who resigned after public disclosure loaned Cohen 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Harold W. Brown
Hollywood State Bank
Langer Proposal Aims to Curb Interstate Race Gambling
Senator Langer proposes a bill to halt interstate travel of racing horses and dogs to tracks with betting facilities. A companion measure would require tracks to record names and addresses of anyone winning more than $50 to aid federal tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Langer
N.D
U S Jaycees Elect Price Leader At Miami Convention
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Lee Price a 33 year old attorney from Swainsboro Georgia as its new president at the Miami convention. Ten vice presidents were also chosen before adjournment at 1230 a m Eastern Standard Time. Included among the vice presidents was William Edward Allman of Gary Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lee Price
Swainsboro
E.S.T
William Edward Allman
Gary
Ind
Seven Hoosiers on New Casualty List
The Defense Department's Korean casualty list No. 232 reports Indiana names. Wounded are Pfc. Martin H. Lee of Portland, 1-C Kenneth E. Pruett of Mitchell, Sgt. Vernon B. Smith of Evansville. Missing include Pvt. Jackie D. Blair of Bloomington, Sgt. 1-C Norbert A. Brzycki of Chesterton, Cpl. Jesse L. Perkins of Montgomery, and Major Harold K. Slater of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Indiana
Army
Martin H. Lee
Portland
Kenneth E. Pruett
Mitchell
Vernon B. Smith
Evansville
iArmy
Jackie D. Blair
Bloomington
Norbert A. Brzycki
Chesterton
Jesse L. Perkins
Montgomery
Harold K. Slater
Huntington
Russians Evicted by U S Forces in Austria Demanding Move
In Salzburg the U S Army forcibly removed a three man Russian repatriation mission from the American zone. After refusing to go to the Soviet zone, guards dragged the Russian driver from his car and escorted the group to the Soviet side. The mission was said to have accomplished its purpose with only 26 repatriations in the year leading up to September 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzburg
Austria
United States Army
G.I
U.S. Army
G. E. Hartel
C.C.T
U.S
Soviet Union
Can Teachers Be Labeled For Quality And Impact
A discussion on Grade A teachers describes broad education goals beyond specialization. It emphasizes integrating knowledge across fields, community involvement, and real world projects to motivate students. Alumni events at Indiana State highlight student reflections and awards.
Reds Flee Iron Triangle as UN Drives North
UN forces pressed the line south of Chorwon with gains up to 20 miles toward Kumhwa and Kumhwa road, while Chinese rear guards held at Chorwon and on a ridge southwest of town. Allies reported advances of up to 2 and a half miles along the Seoul Kumhwa highway and secured terrain near Hwachon and Kumhwa amid intensified combat in the central Korean mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
8Th Army
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
U.N
Chorwon
Kumhwa
38Th Parallel
Kwangdok
Seoul-Kumhwa
Hwachon
Union Sues Over Refusal to Serve Negroes in South Bend
Fifteen Oliver Corp farm equipment plant workers sue James Murphy in St Joseph Circuit Court to stop him from denying service to Negroes and to whites accompanying them. The suit, filed by Local 112 of the Farm Equipment Council of United Electrical Workers, argues the restaurant owner harms South Bend’s reputation after the city won a 1950 humane relations award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
U.P
Oliver Corp. Farm Machinery
St. Joseph
James Murphy
Farm Equipment Council of
United Electrical Workers
B&O Drops $1.58 Million on RFC Loan Repayment
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad paid $1 583 000 on its 87 million Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan, leaving 74 725 000 outstanding. RFC terms require 400 000 yearly payments, but accelerated repayments occurred recently amid congressional criticism. A 1 million payment was made in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
B&o
Congress
B.&o
Widow Widower Jim Gernhart Hears Wedding Prospects
Burlington Colorado reports 74 year old farmer Jim Gernhart who hosted his own funeral last Sunday. Widows reading of his death and the $60,000 he expects to leave are flooding him with marriage proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Colo
Jim Gernhart
Richmond Indiana Air Force crash kills pilots near Richmond
About 71 Thunderjet fighters from Bergstrom Air Force Base were en route from Ohio to Michigan when eight of the second flight crashed ten minutes out of Wright Patterson. Captains Long and Bonar survived, several others injured, with all wrecks clustered within 25 miles of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Texas
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
Selfridge Field
Mich
Wright- Patterson
Wright-Patterson
Harold Martin
Perfect Circle Corporation
Mooreland
Richmond
Names of dead and injured in F-84 crash near Richmond
Bergstrom Air Force Base officials released the casualties from the F-84 crash near Richmond Indiana. Dead are Maj. George W. Alexander 32 Austin Capt. Edward J. Moroney Jr 33 Austin and First Lt. Robert E. Horne Jr 24 Bergstrom AFB Injured are Second Lt. John R. Conor 23 Centerville Pa and Capt. Robert Jackson 27 Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Richmond
Ind
George W. Alexander
Edward J. Moroney, Jr
Robert E. Horne, Jr
Bergstrom Afb
John R. Conor
Centerville
Robert Jackson
Senators May Renew Florida Crime Probe
The Senate crime committee advances its narcotics inquiry in Florida and plans to reopen last year’s investigation next week. Reinstatement of Miami Sheriff James Sullivan by Gov. Fuller Warren is viewed as a challenge by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Senate Crime Committee
Miami
James Sullivan
Fuller Warren
George Martin
Downey Rice
Warren
Sullivan
Denny Stockton Seeks Letters From Strangers in Huntley
Denny Joe Stockton, a seven year old boy in Huntley Montana near Billings, smiles in a cowboy outfit and pony, hoping for letters as doctors warn he may die from leukemia within days to weeks. His father Joe Stockton hauls mail hoping for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Mont
Denny Joe Stockton
Denny
Joe Stockton
Huntley Mont
Billings
McMahon Demands Probe Into China Lobby Operations
Sen Brien McMahon of Connecticut urged a special Senate subcommittee to investigate alleged China lobby activities from Formosa to New York. He described the group as crooks profiting from relief aid and shaping public opinion for Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Brien McMahon
Conn
Senate
Formosa
New York
McMahon
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Truman authorizes China lobby inquiry cooperation
A unnamed Democratic senator said Secretary Acheson told the closed door Senate inquiry into General MacArthur's firing that government agencies are to cooperate in investigating the so called China lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Acheson
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Senate targets non defense funds in FY 1952
A Senate economy bloc signals belt tightening for non-defense federal agencies as the first appropriations bill for FY 1952 moves through. The Labor Federal Security Agency measure totals 2.528 billion dollars with cuts including nearly 500 thousand from the Office of the Solicitor in Labor and the Secretary of Labor's salaries and expenses. Further votes are planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coalition
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Hinkle Former Indiana Highway Chief Dies at 71
A. H. Hinkle 71 longtime Indiana Highway Commission maintenance head died in Columbus Ohio He served 1919 to 1934 and was Indiana public works administration director in 1933 and 1934 At death he led the asphalt institute division Survivors include his widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. H. Hinkle
Indiana Highway Commission
Indiana Commission
Indiana
Public Works Administration
Asphalt Institute
Hidden bomb sinks Yugoslav airliner over Germany
A Yugoslav pilot said a fire from a hidden incendiary bomb aboard his airliner forced an emergency landing in Germany, two minutes before the plane exploded. George Allen Jr. and 18 others escaped, the U.S. ambassador to Yugoslavia’s son among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
George Allen, Jr
U.S
Yugoslavia
Polio season begins as cases counted in early summer
The Public Health Service announced the polio season has started with 762 cases reported from late March to June 2. Officials noted no clear evidence yet whether 1951 will be mild or severe, comparing with 880 cases the previous year and 860 in 1949 for the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Sugar supply rises for 1951 to 8.25 million tons
The agriculture department announced that the 1951 sugar quota supply for the United States is 25 000 tons above 1950, totaling 8 250 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
University of Alaska Chief Confirms Flag Incident at Commencement
Dr. Terris Moore, president of the University of Alaska, confirmed reports that two students attempted to lower the American Flag and raise the Red flag during May 21 commencement with Governor Warren of California speaking. No names were given. Moore said faculty had forewarned of possible disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Terris Moore
University of Alaska
Warren
California
Moore
Deaths Mrs Capitola Trumpe 69 at Kesler Nursing Home
Mrs Capitola Trumpe aged 69 of 710 North Thirteenth Street died at 9 25 PM Friday at Kesler Nursing Home 724 North Eighth Street Survived by husband Herbert six sons Forest Robert Ralph Mayer all of Terre Haute Edward Mayer Indianapolis Herbert Mayer Spice Land Vernon Mayer Gary two brothers Verlin Grover Miller Howesville three sisters Mrs J Baseman Indianapolis Mrs Thel Newby Jasonville Mrs Mary Dean Hymera and eight grandchildren She was a member of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Body to Thomas Funeral Home friends may call after 6 PM Saturday funeral 1 PM Monday Rev K K Merryman officiating burial Highland Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola Trumpe
North Thirteenth Street
Kesler
North Eighth Street
Herbert
Forest
Robert
Ralph Mayer
Terre Haute
Edward Mayer
Indianapolis
Herbert Mayer
Spiceland
Vernon Mayer
Gary
Verlin
Grover Miller
Howesville
Josehine Baseman
Thel Newby
Jasonville
Mary Dean
Hymera
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies
Brotherhood of Railroad
Thomas Funeral Home
K. K. Merryman
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Death Notice for George P. Stortz 74 in Terre Haute
George P. Stortz 74 died at his residence 1015 Fourth avenue at 1230 Saturday morning. He was a leather dealer for 30 years and a member of Locust Street E U B church. Survived by widow Carrie L daughters Isabelle Campbell and Helen Willis sister Bertha Stortz three grandchildren. Body at Thomas Funeral Home with calling Sunday afternoon. Services Monday afternoon at 3 with Rev Galow and Rev McKinley. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Stortz
Fourth Avenue
Locust Street
E.U.B
Carrie L
Isabelle Campbell
North
Terre Haute
Helen Willis
Bertha Stortz
Thomas Funeral Home
Co. F. Galow
L. K. McKinley
Roselawn Memorial Park
Paul K. Fears Dies in Chicago From Auto Crash Injuries
Paul K. Fears 54 formerly of Terre Haute died in Chicago from injuries suffered in an auto accident about ten weeks ago. He worked as a service representative for International Harvester Company. He moved from Terre Haute about six years ago. Surviving are his widow Coral a sister Mrs ErIan Keneipp and a nephew. Services and burial will be held in Chicago Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Paul K. Fears
Chicago
A_ service
International Harvester Company
Fears
Coral
Erian Keneipp
Death of John J. Ryan at 82 in city residence
John J. Ryan aged 82 died at his home 1019 South Ninth Street after a Friday morning illness. He is survived by his niece Katherine A. Rogers. The body is at P. J. Ryan & Sons Funeral Home. Services are set for 8:30 a.m. Monday with 9:00 a.m. requiem mass at St Benedict's Church. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 7:00 p.m. Sunday at the Ryan Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ryan
South Ninth Street
Katherine A. Rogers
P. J. Ryan & Sons Funeral
St. Nedict’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Ryan Chapel
Mrs Laura Adams 81 Dies at Home in Farmersburg
Mrs Laura Belle Adams aged 81 died at 6 40 Friday morning at 1526 South Twentieth Street. She belonged to Farmersburg Methodist Church. The body was moved to Gillis Memory Chapel for services at 10 30 Monday morning and burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Belle Adams
South Twentieth Street
Farmersburg Methodist Church
Gillis Memory Chapel
Roselawn Memorial Park
William A Klein 88 Died At Home Of Daughter
William A Klein aged 88 died at 11 30 Friday morning at his daughter Mrs Helen Stubbs home 1458 South Eighth Street The body was taken to J N Hickman Son Funeral Home for services Monday at 11 o clock Reverend K K Merryman officiating Burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Klein
Helen Stubbs
South Eighth Street
J. N. Hickman & Son Funeral Home
Rev
K. K. Merryman
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Mrs Florence Dehlia Rodgers Dies at 46 in West Terre Haute
Mrs Florence Dehlia Rodgers aged 46 died at noon Friday at her home 651 North Center Street. The body was moved to Bedino Chapel of the Valley in West Terre Haute where services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev A G Simmons will officiate with burial in Bethesda Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dehlia Rodgers
North Center Street
Bedino Chapel
Terre Haute
A. G. Simmons
Bethesda Cemetery
Local Resident Frank M. Sachs Dies at 77
Frank McKeen Sachs died at his home on 427 North Thirteenth Street at 5 o'clock Friday morning. He leaves several nieces and nephews. The body was at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Willard Lampe will officiate and burial will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKeen Sachs
North Thirteenth Street
J. N. Hickman & Son
Willard Lampe
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Wallace Gibbs in Brooklyn
Funeral services for 41 year old Wallace Gibbs, who died Tuesday in Brooklyn, will be held at 2 PM Monday at Gillis Memory Chapel. Burial follows at Highland Lawn Cemetery. He is survived by his father William Gibbs of Terre Haute, and several aunts and uncles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Gibbs
Brooklyn
Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn Cemetery
William Gibbs
Terre Haute
Death of Emery Bonewell noted in Indiana obit
Emery Bonewell 74 died at 5 30 Friday at a Spencer nursing home. Survived by son Fred of Terre Haute. sisters Mary Ault Anderson and Ollie Newport Hume IL. brothers Curt Greenfield Otis Worthington Bert Patricksburg. a grandson. Body to Schoppenhorst Clay City. services Sunday at Bert Bonewell's Patricksburg home then Nazaren e Church. Burial in Christian Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricksburg
Ind
Emery Bonewell
Spencer
Fred Bonewell
Terre Haute
Mary Ault
Anderson
Ollie Newport
Hume, JL
Curt Bonewell
Greenfield
Otis Bonewell
Worthington
Bert Bonewell
Schoppenhorst
Clay City
Centerpoint Man William Moore Dies at 69 in Centerpoint
Centerpoint, Ind. June 9 William Moore 69 died at 2 15 p m Friday at Clay County Hospital Brazil He leaves a daughter Daisy Moore Ashboro three sisters and three brothers Funeral services will be at 2 p m Sunday at Rentschler Funeral Home Rev A Bash Arford officiating Burial in Ashboro Cemetery assistance provided by family members remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerpoint
Ind
William Moore
Clay County Hospital
Brazil
Daisy Moore
Ashboro
Ida Lintz
Mearl LaForce
Washington
Bertha Easterday
Marshall
Charles Moore
Seelyville
Edward
Robert Moore
Rentschler Funeral Home
Rev
A. Bash Arford
Ashboro Cemetery
Powers Rites Set For Clinton Railroad Retiree
George Powers 72, longtime Milwaukee Railroad switchman, died at home in Fairview Park Friday evening. Survived by widow Lucinda. son inner Powers of Garry Ohio. stepson Russell Whitehead Chicago. two stepdaughters Esther Giffin Clinton and Violet Foster Clinton. brother James Powers Chicago. sister Mary Lacey Springfield Ohio. several step grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Monday at 3 p.m. First Funeral Home. Burial Walnut Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
George Powers
Milwaukee Railroad
Fairview Park
Lucinda
Inner Powers
Garry
Ohio
Russell Whitehead
Chicago
Esther Giffin
R. R. J. Clinton
Violet Foster
James Powers
Mary Lacey
Springfield
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Death of Ira S. Robinson in Sullivan
Ira S. Robinson, 76, died Friday at his residence 229 North West Street Sullivan. Survived by widow Lola two sons Woodrow Robinson Vincesnes and Chris Robinson West Virginia a stepdaughter Josie Senters Terre Haute a sister Minnie Keenan Dayton four brothers Albert Dutch Will and Robinson all of Sullivan and two grandchildren. Service at Bilman Funeral Home Sunday 2 p m CST with Rev Jack Anderson officiating. Burial in West Lawn Cemetery Farmersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Ira S. Robinson
North West Street
Lola
Woodrow Robinson
Vincennes
Chris Robinson
West Virginia
Josie Senters
Terre Haute
Minnie Keenan
Dayton
Ohio
Albert
Dutch
Will
Robinson
Bilman Funeral Home
Jack Anderson
West Lawn
Armersburg
Severe asthma attack felled local man. condition reported fair
Tom Hensley aged 55 of 914 Spruce Street suffered a severe asthma attack Friday evening. He was moved to St. Anthony's Hospital after fire department resuscitation and oxygen treatment for nearly an hour. condition reported fair on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hensley
Spruce Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hensley
Funeral rites for Mrs Arzena L Holderman scheduled
Funeral services for Mrs Arzena L Holderman who died Thursday will be held at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist Church in Hutsonville with Rev D S Lacquement officiating. Burial will follow in Hutsonville Cemetery. The body will be taken from Pulliam Funeral Home to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville
Ill
Arzena L. Holderman
First Methodist Church
D. S. Lacquement
Pulliam
Funeral services for Sherman Lankford in Clay City
Sherman Lankford aged 82 died Thursday in Clay City Indiana. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Sunday at Schoenhorst Funeral Home with Rev David Owens officiating. Burial will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay City
Ind
Sherman Lankford
Schoenhorst Funeral Home
David Owens
Maple Grove Cemetery
Man Arrested After Kiss Incident in Indianapolis
Hassan Abu Dabouseh, 22, a magazine salesman, was booked for disorderly conduct after a housewife complained he kissed her while quoting prices and describing magazines in Indianapolis on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Hassan Abu Dabouseh
Dabouseh
One sixth of all broadcasting workers in New York City
Report notes that about one sixth of the nation’s broadcasting workforce is employed in New York City. The statistic highlights the city’s central role in the industry and suggests a concentration of media jobs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Casualties Rise as Defense Dept Identifies 142 More in Korea
Washington reports 142 additional U.S. casualties in Korea with 11 battle deaths, 76 wounded, 47 missing in action and eight injured in accidents in List No. 323.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Korea
Veterans convention banquet and parade highlight closing sessions
The closing convention sessions commence Sunday morning with a banquet and parade. Robert Graves of New Albany was elected commander, succeeding Clarence Monroe of Hartford City, as state officers were chosen in the morning session. South Bend was chosen as the 1952 convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graves
New Albany
Clarence Monroe
Hartford City
Edward James
South Bend
Howard Utterback
Princeton
Gerald Hunt
Boonville
Leon Von _ Schepper
Terre Haute
Oscar Meyer
Fort Wayne
Charles Bigham
Michigan City
Howard Herbert
Brazil
Gerald Smitley
Ernest Wiles
Indianapolis
DePauw to Choose New University President
DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana expects to announce a new president in a few days. Board members met without action as Howard C Sheperd chair of the board said a special committee’s recommendation will be presented soon. Dr Clyde E Wildman retires this month after 15 years as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Howard C. Sheperd
New York
Clyde E. Wildman
DePauw
Watermelon Juice Diet Helps Boy Recover in Seymour
Keith Pettay, 13, of Brownstown, left Schenck Memorial Hospital well on the way to recovery from a rare kidney ailment. His four week watermelon juice regimen began May 12 and was nearly his entire hospital diet. Friends supplied the juice in large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
Keith Pettay
Brownstown
Schenck Memorial Hospital
Rubber shipments show China cut and UK gains
Singapore June 9 Malayas ban on shipments to Communist China caused a drop in May rubber totals. Red China received five tons, Soviet Russia 36 tons, the United States 41 217 tons, and the United Kingdom 25 059 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Malaya
China
Red China
Soviet Russia
United States
United Kingdom
Man Dies After Rural Accident Near Anderson
Edward Love an 82 year old rugged man from Ridgon died yesterday from injuries after being found unconscious on a road near the Madison County Children's Home. Coroner Cecil Carmichael said he was struck by a car or may have fallen from a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Edward Love
Madison County
Cecil Carmichael
Fort Wayne Floods After Heavy Rain Damage Seen
Fort Wayne Indiana reports 2.59 inches of rainfall yesterday causing extensive flooding and damage. An electrical display accompanied the rain as streets and properties suffered impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Father awarded seven thousand in baby sitter case
A District Court jury awarded $7,000 damages to Donald J. Morton on behalf of his six month old daughter Kathleen who was allegedly severely spanked and bruised by a baby sitter from the Part-Time Mothers' Registry. The verdict marks a notable damages award in a care misconduct case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald J. Morton
Kathleen
Morton
Mothers’ Registry
Meat Dealers Call Ends to Curb on Beef Trade
The Beef Institute reports 95 leading cattle plants dressed 76 percent fewer cattle than a year ago, with 122 100 cattle sent to 12 major markets the smallest since 1948. Ralph Helstein petitions for investigation into meat scarcity and price controls as wage price program hinges on beef policy. House committee plans rollbacks of four and a half percent on Aug 1 and Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey
Institute
Ralph Helstein
C.S.O. United Packinghouse Workers Union
Helstein
Michael DiSalle
Chicago
DiSalle
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Nine O Clock Hour For Second Test
The second batch of college men is set to take the Selective Service qualification test at Indiana State Teachers College next week. One hundred sixty candidates must report to Room 7, Language-Mathematics Building at 8 30 a m with admission ticket a soft lead pencil or pen and a Selective Service registration card. No entry after 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
Charles Hardaway
Selective Service
Westminster Church Joins 200 in Church Study Trial
The Westminster Presbyterian Church is among 200 selected from 8500 by the board of education to test the new material The Church. The daily vacation Bible school runs Monday June 18 to June 29 from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for ages 2 through ninth grade with a parade that afternoon at 3:30. Rev. John Constant serves as dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
the Church
John Constant
Guest Reverend to Speak at King's Highway Tabernacle Service
Rev Paul Jordan of Indianapolis will preach at the Sunday evening service at King's Highway Tabernacle 2901 South Seventh Street starting 7 30 DST Mrs Jordan will sing. Vacation Bible School begins 9 30 Monday for ten days under Rev Lloyd A Romine and wife with staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jordan
Indianapolis
King’s Highway Tabernacle
South Seventh Street
D.S.T
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Burgess
U.S. Jaycees
Price
Hoosiers
Stalling Russ Mission
Richard O'Regan
Preston
Harriet Tyree
Bedford
Indiana State
Charles Watson
Herbert Lamb
Alumni Association
W. Dewey Annakin
Lamb
John Preston
Kenneth Black
South Bend Union
Bryce E. Long
Edmond
Okla
Long
Straughn
John R. Bonar
Cambridge City
E. D. Coltharp
Williamsburg
Richard Willsie
Fountain City
New Lisbon
Air Force
Florida Crime Probe
Edwin R. Garrison
Richard C. Raines
Methodist Church
Centenary Methodist Church
Chiang
Raymond Lahr and
John L. Steele
Congress Axe
Hinkle
Mrs
George FP. Stortz
C.so
Oakley
Cw Veueuey Wey
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